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Cinema Fearité Presents ‘Apt Pupil’ – A Darker, More Twisted Stephen King Tale

September 14, 2017 by James Jay Edwards

Last week, in honor of the recent spike in Stephen King movies, Cinema Fearité took a look at King’s one and only directorial effort Maximum Overdrive.  Well, after the record setting weekend that IT just had, we’re doubling down on King.  This week, we’re going to dive into one of his most disturbing adaptations: 1998’s […]

Filed Under: Cinema Fearité Tagged With: Brad Renfro, Brandon Boyce, Bryan Singer, Ian McKellen, John Ottman, Stephen King

Cinema Fearité Presents ‘Maximum Overdrive’ – Stephen King and AC/DC Both Ask “Who Made Who?”

September 7, 2017 by James Jay Edwards

Stephen King has always been a prolific writer, and filmmakers have always loved making movies out of his works, but Hollywood seems to be in the midst of a “Kingaissance” as of late, with the disappointing The Dark Tower releasing this past summer, the terrifying IT opening this weekend, and the “how are they gonna […]

Filed Under: Cinema Fearité Tagged With: AC/DC, Barry Nolan, Emilio Estevez, Jeff Frink, John Short, Laura Harrington, Maximum Overdrive, Pat Hingle, Stephen King, Steve Galich, Trucks, Yeardley Smith

Cinema Fearité Pays Tribute To Tobe Hooper With One Of The Most Influential Movies Ever Made – ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’

August 31, 2017 by James Jay Edwards

It’s been less than two months since the passing of the legendary George Romero, and the horror world has been struck by another huge loss; celebrated director Tobe Hooper died last weekend at the age of 74.  Although Hooper’s biggest box office success was the Steven Spielberg-produced (and some say directed) Poltergeist, his claim to […]

Filed Under: Cinema Fearité Tagged With: Daniel Pearl, Ed Gein, Edwin Neal, Gunnar Hansen, Kim Henkel, Marilyn Burns, Paul A. Partain, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Tobe Hooper, Wayne Bell, William Vail

Cinema Fearité Presents David Cronenberg’s ‘Crash’ – You Can’t Look Away From This Car Wreck

August 24, 2017 by James Jay Edwards

James Spader and Deborah Kara Unger in Crash (1996)

Crash made a lot of people unhappy upon its release. That’s because it’s a hybrid of David Cronenberg’s early gore and art house movies, but can still be appreciated.

Filed Under: Cinema Fearité, Entertainment, Movie Review, Movies, Thriller Tagged With: David Cronenberg, Elias Koteas, Holly Hunter, James Spader

Cinema Fearité Presents ‘Pulse’ – The Electricity Will Kill You

August 17, 2017 by James Jay Edwards

For the most part, horror movie antagonists are somewhat tangible, whether they’re human killers, monstrous creatures, or demonic spirits.  Sometimes, however, the villain isn’t so clear cut.  Movies like It Follows, Sole Survivor, and the Final Destination movies have more abstract villains, and therefore, they are a different kind of frightening.  The 1988 movie Pulse […]

Filed Under: Cinema Fearité Tagged With: Charles Tyner, Cliff De Young, Jay Ferguson, Joey Lawrence, Matthew Lawrence, Paul Golding, Peter Lyons Collister, Pulse, Roxanne Hart

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