The 2013 Oldschool Sinema Spring Cleveland Zombie Walk Recap (finally!)

This being my 7th zombie walk, you'd think it would be the same thing over again, right? Well nothing could be further from the truth! This year, I did something completely new to get a different perspective of the walk...I didn't go as a zombie! I decided to see what being a survivor with The Z.E.R.O.S. (Zombie Eradication & Rescue Operations Squad)...and I gotta say, it's even better to kill than be killed! 

The Z.E.R.O.S. are a group of zombie killers from the Cleveland area who all help to keep the zombie apocalypse in check at all of the OSS walks in Ohio. Headed by miss Bruiseher Sweetbottoms (seen above in the blonde wig) and Ryan Cunningham (seen in the center of the top photo), they not only help keep all of Ohio safe from the undead...but they also help keep the undead safe from on-coming cars and stuff while walking. They always stay in character while keeping the zombie group together during the course of the walk and are a group of some of the coolest people I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. Ryan even offered me a place in the group (meaning for future walks, I will stay in my survivor character) and after seeing how amazing it is to be a survivor, how could I say no?!?! Ryan in also currently working on a novel using the "characters" of The Z.E.R.O.S. (he is creating a bio for each member and I got a small glimpse of his plans for mine...he is so badass in character that it's almost shocking to see how wonderfully nice and courteous he is to talk to). You can find out more about The Z.E.R.O.S. by liking their Facebook Page HERE. There were other survivor groups there as well, including Umbrella Corp and their kickass car (pictured at the bottom of this post) You can like their Ohio/Michigan branch on FB HERE.

But even the best of us have close calls...Ginger Rose is a FANTASTIC makeup artist who likes to top herself every walk...this time was no exception as her clown almost had me...

...ALMOST! HA HA HA!

It's also a sad day when you have to put down Jesus...but you gotta do what you gotta do to protect the living!

Jason Nagy from Zombiesandtoys.com (we all LOVE that blog!!!) was also on hand selling awesome zombie toys (of course) Unfortunately, I didn't get a pic with his this time, but had to mention the kick ass little zombie robot I got!!! It's called a Hexbug and it's the cutest little thing ever! It's a simple little "robot" that moves by vibration...but it's just so damn cute!!! You can get one (and all other kinds of zombie goodies) HERE!

But let's not overlook what the OSS walks are for...charity! The walk was $5 and two cans of food, all of which go to Harvest For Hunger.With around 600 zombies (and survivors) in attendance, over 2,000 pounds of food was raised to help the needy in our local area!!! Joe (above) from Oldschool Sinema (like their FB HERE) is the man behind all of this and I cannot say enough great things about him and what he does. Not only does OSS make GREAT horror films, but he has a great heart and we are all grateful to be able to be a small part of something bigger!

And I also wanted to briefly share a little local treasure I found at the walk. This is a local punk/horror singer/band known as The Creeper and his Pals. Got their CD (well, two actually). I really liked the old style punk mixed with the horror themed lyrics to a lot of the songs on the albums and thought it was worth a share. I'll do a more in depth post soon about em, but in the mean time check out their FB HERE!

Here's a few more selected pics from the walk! The next one will be in September and if you're in Cleveland/Lakewood then, come out for the fun!!!

A Slight Change of Plans...

Sup Reaps...Eric here...The return of Dollar Bin Horror Radio has been moved backed from May 19th to June 2nd due to scheduling conflicts...So join us now Sunday, June 2nd as The Reaper and myself make our return to the digital airwaves with Rock-N-Roll Horror Radio starting at 7pm est followed by the BIG Halloween Horror Movie Marathon Madness Announcement show at 7:30 pm est featuring The Head Hauntress Mrs. Elizabeth Gray. Join us or be turned into a rat!

It's Backkkkkkkkkkkkk!!!!!!

Sup Reaps!!! Eric here and I am more pleased than Jason Voorhees in a camp filled with horny teens to announce that, after a 5 month absence, Dollar Bin Horror Radio will be making its return to the internet air waves Sunday May 19th at 7pm EST as Head Hauntress of the Facebook Halloween Horror Movie Madness Marathon, Mrs. Elizabeth Gray will be announcing the theme to this year's BIG contest and introduce the judges who will be the overlords of this latest edition of the most exciting contest this side of a Shirley Jackson story.

Rock-N-Roll Horror Radio at 7 pm EST, Halloween Horror Movie Madness Marathon Announcement at 7:30 pm EST. Join Rhonny Reaper and yours truly for what is truly going to be an epic night.

Dollar Bin Horror Review - Bubba Ho-Tep

"Elvis" and "JFK", both alive and in nursing homes, fight for the souls of their fellow residents as they battle an ancient Egyptian Mummy.

Ok most of you have seen this film, but for those of you who haven't, let me try and explain this to you...
Bruce Campbell plays "Elvis" (or a man who believes he really is Elvis and switched himself out with the best damn impersonator he ever met who like drugs and fast food even more than he did) who now lives in a nursing home with a growth on his pecker (best line in the movie by the way). His one friend is a black man who believes he is JFK (stick with me). A lot of the residents are dying and the staff assumes it's old age...but Elvis and JFK soon realize it's actually an ancient mummy (in a mofo cowboy suit I may add) who sucks souls out of an orifice of the victim's body to stay alive (namely...their assholes).
Now, I know this sounds like a really bad plot that might make you wanna say what the fuck did I just read (or maybe you like it, either way, it's a WTF moment)...but there's a reason horror fans (and even Roger Ebert) liked this film. Why you ask? Because despite the craziness of it all, the film stands out as heartwarming as we learn more about our two heroes (seriously, when the one resident who thought he was a cowboy hero tried to shoot the mummy with his toy pistols got killed, I actually teared up a little...it was sad!) and is packed with funny one liners (lots), pretty cool action for a nursing home, and Bruce Campbell's portrayal of The King (even if it's not really The King) is pretty fucking dead on! They really need to make a movie of Elvis' life and have him star (seriously, he really had that shit down! The voice and everything!). And even with the plot's craziness, the script is superbly written with the dialogue being 100% believable and doing the job of pulling you into the story. 
As crazy as it may be, Bubba Ho-Tep is a fantastic flick that everyone should see at LEAST once...if not for anything else, to see the best damn Elvis there has been...except for the real one that is.

And since Elvis did say "Viva Las Vegas", check out this list of The Best and Worst of Horror Films Set in Las Vegas from casinotoplists.com!

DBH Redbox Theatre:Smiley(2012)

By Eric Polk-
It's been awhile since I've written an actual movie review, let's see if I can remember the beats. As you may or may not know, one of my two favorite sub-genres of horror is the slasher. Yes, it's very formulaic and at times silly but as my dad once said, "If you've got ten bucks and you're going to the titty bar, you'd better get the most bang for your buck." One of the old man's best bon mots. Anyway, it is true the majority of slashers I've watched over the years have disappointed me, but once in a great while, you find that muddy diamond in the toxic waste of celluloid. This is the case of last year's Smiley.

DBH Review:Hannibal-Episode 2 "Amuse-Bouche"

By Eric Polk-
When watching a new t.v. show, the second episode of the series always worries me in terms of quality. You start off with a whiz, bang, and pow followed by what? In alot of cases, the creative well is emptier than Michael Myer's childhood mind. Having said this, this week's episode of Hannibal certainly did not have the second show blues.

The Killjoy Collection DVD Winner Is...

Congrats to Amber Terry, the winner of the Killjoy DVD collection! Sorry for the late announcement but the next contest will be up Monday!

DBH Review:Hannibal, Episode I-"Apéritif"

By Eric Polk-
For me, there is a dark void, spaced between the end of The Walking Dead and the beginning of my favorite summer show, Falling Skies when it comes to my t.v. viewing. I don't watch alot of shows but when I like a show, it's rather painful to wait until your replacement rolls its HD head around to your screen. This year, I have a potential bridge based on perhaps one of the most-beloved characters in horror history. With the disaster that was the Walking Dead season finale, Hannibal couldn't have dropped soon enough.

R.I.P. Richard Brooker 1954-2013

By Eric Polk-
Initially, I'd planned on writing up a review of the debut episode of Hannibal, however, discovering this sad piece of news changed the course of today's post.

Help em out folks! Revenge of the Spacemen needs your funding!

Indie horror is something to cherish...Local indie horror is even better! Revenge of the Spacemen is "a sequel and tribute to the 1950's drive-in classic alien invasion B-movie" (from their facebook). I was lucky enough to talk to Jay Summers, the producer and director, about the film at Cinema Wasteland yesterday (which I cannot wait to tell you all about this week!!!) and I was excited to learn it will all be shot right here in Northeast Ohio! I even got to see the masks that will be used in the film (hand made by Jay).

What the film needs is your help! They've just started an Indiegogo campaign to help raise the funds they need and you can help by donating what you can and spreading the word. I really think this is a cool project and I really wanna see it succeed so head on over to http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/revenge-of-the-spacemen, give what you can and share the link with your friends! Local horror is something I love and I really hope you can take the time to give Revenge of the Spacemen some love :) Also, like em on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Revenge-of-the-Spacemen/152356638258917

Dollar Bin Horror Giveaway - The Killjoy Collection

Do you like clowns? Do you like psychopathic killers out for revenge? Do you like really bad/cheesy horror? Well shit, this is right up your alley! Up for grabs this time around is the Killjoy collection DVD, which includes parts 1, 2 & 3 of this odd, bad, and funny (in a fucked up way) film series.

Here's a little info on the films for those who haven't seen em yet.

If you wanna win this set, all you have to do is leave a comment to THIS POST with your NAME and EMAIL ADDRESS and a random winner will be chosen on April 12th and will be announced here on the site. It's just that easy to get free shit around here (we're kinda easy...get it)! One comment per person and PLEASE leave an email address or you will NOT be entered (I have to be able to contact you and I'm not hunting you down...Killjoy might, but I won't)! So get entering, share this post, and good luck!!!

Dollar Bin Horror Spotlight - The Evil Dead (2013)

Five friends become holed up in a remote cabin when they discover the "Naturon Demonto" and unwittingly awaken a dormant demonic presence living in the nearby woods. Soon after, the demons possess the youngsters in succession until only one is left intact to fight for survival.

Thanks to the fine folks at Oldschool Sinema, I received a screening pass to see this film a little more than 2 weeks early, so I will try to do a review that is as spoiler free as humanly possible. Also, what better film to review for our 1,000th post here on DBH!

Now as many of you know, I friggin HATE remakes...that being said, this is not really a remake, but more like a new story in the Evil Dead line. Yes, it definitely has some of the parts of the original (the tree scene is in there...but is definitely different), but the main story itself and a lot of the events and occurrences are completely new and fresh. Its kinda a curse to have seen it so early cause I loved this film so much I just wanna scream what happens! The script is really good and the characters are believable. The only one I didn't like at first was the "teacher", but even he becomes somewhat likable in a stupid way as the film progresses, even though you're still pissed at him (must...not...spoil...). One thing I definitely can say is this is NOT for the kiddies. You will gag. I don't care how strong of a stomach you have, this movie will make you uncomfortable in the best way possible (I went with a friend who like never reacts to stuff...even he was like "OOOOOOH" at certain points). The director, Fede Alvarez, stated in an interview that all of the effects were actually done and no major CGI was used (only a few touch-ups). I discussed this with another friend who saw the film. She was a bit skeptical of this on two scenes, but after seeing the film myself I honestly believe they were not CGI (although I would LOVE if when this comes out on DVD they have some sort of Behind the FX featurette to I can see how the hell they did those two parts!). I'm gonna go out on a limb and say the the effects in this film have been the best I've seen in YEARS and it makes me so happy to see REAL FX and know it can be done this good without so much damn CGI (take a hint future horror films!). There is also a fantastic twist at the end that I did not see coming at all (and I can't even say it! DAMMIT!). Basically, this is so far my BEST horror film of 2013 and I just cannot see one coming out in the near future that will beat it. Even if you hate the remake craze, like me, you MUST see this as it is not a true remake and is actually something fresh and new instead of just a re-hash. The film will hit theaters nationwide on April 5th and EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU better be there!!! If you want more good horror with ACTUAL FX, you have to show you want it!

Redband Trailer:
ALSO, DO NOT LEAVE UNTIL THE CREDITS ARE OVER!!! Half of the people at the screening did and missed out...it was only a quick little bit, but let's just say those who did stay were all on their feet fist pumping and saying "Hell yeah!" so please don't go!!!

Whew! Ok, I think I didn't spoil anything...my job is done here...

News (And FREE STUFF) From Our Dear Friends, Red Moon Features!!!

FREE COMICS FROM REDMOON FEATURES!!!!

Red Moon Features will be printing our June dated comics soon - "The Mechanicals, Giant Size Short Shockers" and "Dead Planet Stories".
In addition, we are very excited about the vintage style chap book with stories by Melissa Romero with a lead story, "Killer in Me".
In the past, Dollar Bin Horror has been generous and allowed us to run a few giveaway contests.
If you have not won a giveaway from us in the past year, you just have to be one of the first four Dollar Bin Horror fans to request a copy of said comics and they will be mailed out at press time!
Just send request to: redmoonfeatures@gmail.com with the subject line DBH FAN FOR RED MOON COMICS
And...if you are not one of the first four we will send posters and older books until we run out!

Thanks,
James if Red Moon Features

Dollar Bin Horror Spotlight - Caesar & Otto's Deadly Xmas

With the holiday season approaching, Caesar and Otto find themselves employed at Xmas Enterprises Inc., where a disgruntled employee wearing a Santa suit has begun a killing spree and has appeared to have found himself the perfect patsies.

David Campfield is at it again. His perfectly imperfect duo, Caesar and Otto, are back with another trip into the bizarre with a Christmas twist. The film begins with Caesar about to throw his annual Thanksgiving "dinner" when low and behold, everyone on his invite list calls and cancels (not a big surprise after viewing the menu). When all looks like it'll be another crappy holiday, his agent, played by just one of the fabulous guest stars Linnea Quigley, calls him with a job offer...playing a Santa Claus for a company called Xmas Enterprise (no, not "Christmas", Xmas...watch the film, you'll get it). Turns out Caesar, who as his agent states never turns down a job, is terrified of the old jolly red man due to a truly fucked up tale of what Santa does to the naughty kids (men will wince), told to him by insanely awesome guest star #2 Lloyd Kaufman. After a talk with his half-brother Otto, they decide to audition together and Otto gets the Santa while Caesar is his elf. Deron Miller (of CKY fame) returns as well, this time as a Santa with a bad case of the murders. He decides to take this list of people who cancelled on Caesar's dinner and turns it into a list of soon-to-be victims in a hilarious and bloody roller coaster ride filled with plenty of homages to the 'Silent Night, Deadly Night' films. As with David's previous Caesar and Otto films, this one is super low budget, filled with plenty of cheap effects and blood, and has the funniest and wittiest banter between the sweet yet gullible Otto and the flamboyantly arogant and mean (in a funny way) Caesar (the two even make an appearance on the "Dr. Pheel" show discussing their issues...and the Doc seems to have a few issues of his own). The film has some side stories to add to the mix as well as an ending that...well I'm not gonna spoil to much, but let's just say another dude with a lot of "red" in his history is fueling the crazy happenings in the film (again, watch the movie, you'll get it...I think). And as David warned me before watching, stay in your seats for the credits! Another wonderful ode to Silent Night, Deadly Night that will leave you in stitches awaits those who do. To sum it up, Deadly Xmas is a fantastic addition to the  Caesar & Otto films. While low in budget, it's high in laughs and is absolutely worth a viewing (or two). Take a peek at the trailer and head over to facebook.com/deadlyxmas to learn more.

DBH Article:Tea and an Ode to Nancy

By Eric Polk-
Sup Reaps! Eric here, back and ready to rock once again on this glorious blog site known as Dollar Bin Horror. Feels like a month of Sundays since I lasted posted on this fine site. For you new readers, let me give you a brief rundown on what I bring to this 4X Rondo Award-nominated site. While Rhonda, our founder and co-conspirator, brings you the world of the modern day horror warrior, I'm the retro guy, the one who grew up in the 1980s and privileged to have witnessed perhaps horror's truly last golden age(up for debate, of course)firsthand. Thus, I bring some old-school sensibility to the brand. And with that,here goes an article regarding my favorite horror scream queen.

Dollar Bin Horror has been nominated for a Rondo for the FOURTH year in a row!

I know we've been a bit slow on the posts around here lately with me working, Eric just having bought a house, and Brandon off living the dream making horror films, but to be nominated again for such an amazing award (especially 4 YEARS in a row) really makes us loved and we thank you all for your continued support. It is an honor to be included in a list of blogs who are all so damn incredible and we really hope you take the time to vote for your favorite (a vote for DBH would be awesome, but I can't twist your arm...or can I...no, no I can't). All you have to do is go to http://www.rondoaward.com/rondo/rondos.html and follow the directions to vote by email. Here's a list of all the blogs nominated:

-- Blood Curdling Blog of Monster Masks. A peek behind decades of masks.

-- Cinema Suicide A celebration of cheap thrills
-- Cinema Dave A journal of horror and film.

-- Classic Movie Monsters Photos, art and covers from the past.

-- Collinsport Historical Society All the comings and goings in Barnabas' home town.
-- Cyberschizoid Latest monster magazines and cult updates.
-- Day of the Woman 'A blog for the feminne side of fear.'

-- Dollar Bin Horror For monster fans on a budget.

-- Fascination with Fear Horror from a female point of view.
-- Final Girl Stacie Ponder survives to have the last, bloody but often essential word.

-- First Person Monster Blog Shannon Shea takes a personal approach to movies, models and monsters.

-- Four-Color Shadows Horror, thrills, mystery from comic pages of the past.

-- Frankensteinia Fun, smart and essential as it keeps the Monster alive.

-- Freddy in Space Edgy horror but with a sense of fun.
-- From Midnight, With Love A cult movie reverie with an edge.
-- The Good, the Bad and the Godzilla August Ragone's G-blog is wise among giant monsters.

-- Gorilla Men Honoring the men in the suits.

-- Groovy Age of Horror Fearless and unexpected.

-- Hayes Hudson's House of Horror A friendly and smart mix of horrors old and new.
-- The Horrors of it All When horror corrupted more than the comics.

-- Igor's Lab Podcasts, trailers, interviews, all with a touch of strange. What hump?

-- Kindertrauma Your childhood ends (or starts), here.
-- Monster Magazine World A digital home for monster magazines past, present and hopefully future.

-- Monstermoviemusic The soundtracks of our horror lives.

-- Pause. Rewind. Obsess. The 2012 screening diary of Video Watchdog editor Tim Lucas.

-- Radiation-Scarred Reviews Bill Adcock takes on the mutants of film, no matter the era.

-- Secret Fun Blog All about the stuff that really mattered.
-- Shloggs Horror Blog Modern horror talk, with a classic sensibility.
-- Sicko-Psychotic Smarter than it sounds, from silents to today.

-- Terror from Beyond the Daves An essential, home of the weekend horror host report.

-- Unimonster's Crypt Musings on the status of monstrous media.

-- Vampire Over London: The Bela Lugosi Blog. Frank dello Stritto's undying research.
-- Zombos Closet All manners of horrors pour out.

We all here feel so honored and privileged to be a part of this fantastic group once again and I promise to work harder to deserve it. Thank you so much for the support over the last 4 years and I hope you all continue to read DBH!

An Ode to an Obsession: Living Dead Dolls

As horror fans, we all have our favorite little piece of the horror pie that we obsess over more than the others. For me, that little piece is scary dolls. Since I was 15, I have been collection any kind of doll that "normal" people think are strange, unusual, creepy, or just plain scary (they actually called me Mary Shaw in highschool). My first horror dolls were the Chucky family that I had gotten when I was 15 for Christmas.
My first living dead dolls came almost 6 months later, a week before I had turned 16. They were Jubilee and Killbaby (The two in the center), two dolls that I still have in my collection to this day (albeit their boxes and accessories have long since been lost).

Over the years, I would say I've owned over 40 different dolls, but sadly I had to sell a lot of them when the economy went into the shiter and we needed bill money. I now have some sort of day job and have been working on reclaiming my collection (I'm back up to around 28 dolls including 8 minis).

A lot of my friends ask me the same questions...Why on earth would you collect those things? Isn't it creepy sleeping with all those dolls in your room? Well the second one is easy...no. I'm more afraid of Barbies than I am of a doll whose skull is split wide open and blood is oozing out (I'm a strange one I guess). The first one is a bit more complicated. I love horror of course, but my obsession with horror dolls is...well I don't exactly know. All I know is I love them and Living Dead Dolls is my all time favorite type or brand to collect. There's just something about the creativity and effort put into making each doll its own character that makes having a bunch of them exciting. Any collector of anything will tell you there's some kind of thrill that comes along with getting a new item and adding it to their collection. Be it horror movies, stamps, pennies, or dolls that make it impossible for friends to come over, collecting is an addiction and Living Dead Dolls are my drug of choice.

Let me tell you a bit about them so you can see how they've endured through the years and what makes them the top dog of the spooky doll world. The first living dead dolls sold in the US were all handmade by the creators, Ed Long and Damien Glonek (I would literally kill to have a handmade eggzorcist...that's the one in the middle). They were exclusive to Glonek's company Unearthly Possessions and at horror conventions along the East Coast. At one of these conventions, Mike "Mez" Markowitz, the founder of Mezco Toyz, bought one and Mezco contacted the two about manufacturing and distributing the dolls commercially (info from Wiki and the LDD site).

Image from google, I wish they were mine!

The first commercial line of dolls were sold in 2001 and the dolls have been going strong ever since. Each doll comes with its own coffin and death certificate, which tells the story of how each one died. This seemingly small touch is why I love this company to death! It makes each and every doll an individual with its own story to tell. Each one has a name and for some reason, having an identity makes you love them each even more. And even among the readers of DBH, I'm not alone! Reader Queenie Thayer-Tirone sent in a few pics of her little babies too!

These are the new figurines...which I still need to get some!

The company also offers dolls themed from horror films and pop culture (most recently, Frankenstein and his Bride, which I have in the photos above and are probably my favorite dolls beside Eggzorcist). Brand new, the dolls are around $25 to $35 (for special ones) per doll (which compared to a lot of horror collectibles is a steal). The dolls can also be found on Ebay, but be warned that when a doll becomes rare and sells out in the stores, they can fetch a real pretty penny...
Maybe it's just me, but I like to think every horror fan should have at least one doll (two is better, twenty is don't give me your address or I'm jacking you). I seriously could ramble on even more, but this post is long enough so I shall leave you with a few places you MUST check out to get a better feel for these magnificent creatures of disgust and delight.

The Official website - http://www.livingdeaddolls.com/
Were you can get some at Mezco - www.mezcotoyz.com/brands/living-dead-dolls

Seriously, go check them out!!! Like NOW!

ALSO If the LDD creators ever read this, I have ONE small suggestion...Nazgul doll!!!!! That's all I'm sayin...

A few videos you should check out

Hey everyone! Sorry for the lack of posts as of late. With Eric still settling down in his new home and me working till 11pm, it's been a little rough keeping up with shit on the site. But never fear, I got some reviews lined up for the coming weeks and today, I thought I'd take a moment to share a few videos that I think are work a look.

The first is a sneak peak at the Maniac remake (yes, I know, ANOTHER remake...but seriously, as fucked up as it may seem I am behind this one 100%). This is the first 6 minutes of the film. It definitely has a different feel from the original and so far I really like what I'm seeing (and not just because I have a fascination with Elijah Wood that requires therapy and a restraining order). It's not as "dirty" or "greasy" feeling, but it feels dark as hell and after I saw it, I was pissed that there wasn't more! The film is released in France now but a US date has yet to be announced (IFC I believe has the DVD rights, but hasn't said when yet, or at least I have not read it...GOD DAMMIT GET ON IT!) And from the review from Bloody-Disgusting.com (click HERE), it seems to be as good as I imagined (I NEED TO SEE THIS FILM NOW!)


The second is the trailer for Warm Bodies. Now, over the last few weeks, I have stated we don't need a fucking zombie Twilight...but after watching the trailer (finally after being a stubborn jackass for a while), I admit I may have been wrong about the film. It actually looks good! It's not "Twilight" at all, but more of a comedy with some pretty funny lines. Yes, there is a love story between a Human and a Zombie, but after you watch the trailer, hopefully you'll see what I mean and understand why I have officially changed my mind and now plan to see the film (also, can't go wrong with John Malkovich as a zombie huntin' mofo...just saying).


The last video I wanna share is a little funny bit from the always fabulous David Campfield (of Caesar and Otto's Summer Camp Massacre). It's a cute little short about a giant fucking rodent on a murderous spree...and also a great little lead in to see what's coming up next for David (which I CANNOT wait to see, cause Caesar and Otto's Summer Camp Massacre was absolutely awesome and I've been waiting FOREVER to see more!). So just check this little video out and support some indie horror!


Alright, there you have it! Watch these videos, then go about your lives while I go see a doc as I hack out my lungs from Pneumonia or the Flu...Brutal!

The Crazy Fat Ethel Hall of Shame-Class of 2012

By Eric Polk-
  Every year, we as a horror society are inundated with best and worst lists for the year. While these are worthwhile endeavors, I feel that a spice needs to be thrown into the collective stew pot countdown. Hence, instead of counting down the worst horror movies I've seen this year, I thought "Why not induct them into a hall of shame?" 1)It limits the arguments. 2)Because these have to be special pieces of celluloid crap to be considered along side of the title of the worst horror movie ever made. So, without any more pretense, I induct the inaugural class of The Crazy Fat Ethel Hall of Shame. Bear in mind, to be considered for the year, I had to have seen it for the very first time during the year(i.e. It can be released during a previous year and still be eligible)

Dollar Bin Horror Giveaway - "Jason's Deli" T-Shirt from Tshirtbordello.com!!!

Ok so for our next giveaway, we've teamed up once again with one of the most badass companies in the clothing biz, tshirtbordello.com! Their high quality shirts and unique designs have given them an edge in the highly competitive world of online clothing stores and they have graciously given DBH one of their fine works to pass on to a fan! This contest is for one of their newer designs, the "Jason's Deli" shirt! The winner will receive an XL t-shirt and winning couldn't be simpler! All you have to do is leave a comment with your name, email address and what you would order if you could actually visit Jason's Deli! The winner will be randomly chosen (from names out of a hat) on Jan.12th and announced on the DBH facebook page. An extra entry (your name in the hat twice) can be earned by sharing this contest on your FB (let me know you did in the comments) and/or by liking the T-shirt bordello FB page (Link HERE and let me know you did) and that makes 2 extra entries you can receive! It's that easy!!! So enter and good luck!