The man whose work laid down the basis for iconic films such as Hellraiser and Candyman now finds himself at odds with Lionsgate Entertainment. Midnight Meat Train, the film adaptation of Barker's novel of the same title written 20 years ago, seems to worry Lionsgate despite its well received trailer and test screenings. While Barker wishes everyone the opportunity to see it in theatres, Lionsgate has other plans: straight to DVD! Read more here and make up your own mind.

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Bristol city centre's temporary new fountain after an accident involving a council worker this morning. He made a couple of attempts to turn it off, throwing his key down in disgust each time he failed, and spent a lot of time on the phone before back-up arrived. Meanwhile, an office full of environmental engineers watch on in horror.

Title: Phonosutura

Artist: SARTORI, Andrea

Label: Persona Germany

Format: 12"

Track listing:

Phonosutura

Horror Vacui

Pendant

Blas Remy

"Remy Ma"

TRACK LIST

1. Intro

2. BlasRemy

3. Drink N My 2 Step

4. Who Shot Em Up feat. Hooks

5. I'ma Do Re-My

6. I Get Money / Gully

7. Cancel Xmas

8. Horror Movie feat. Jae Millz

9. Lock & Load

10. Gucci Bag Broad

11. Hit Me

12. Ain't Talkin' Bout Nothin'

13. Holla At A Hater

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From: Lions Gate - Year: 2005 - Rated: Not Rated - Release Date: August 22, 2006 - Features: Anamorphic * Widescreen * DTS * Extras! * - Recommended! The Devil's Rejects leaves a lasting impression. It's everything that the hardcore horror fans have been dying for. Rob Zombie got things 100% right with this one. Having made what in my opinion is an instant classic here, I can only anxiously await his future projects because, unlike many recent films, this one fulfills everything it promises and then some. Amazon Compare

From: Mondo Macabro - Year: 1979 - Rated: Not Rated - Release Date: May 27, 2008 - Features: Anamorphic * Widescreen * Extras! * - Recommended! Right up my alley, this little supernatural revenge film works thanks to interesting and exotic locales, a thorough script that's somewhat smarter than usual, and some incredibly fun special effects work. Those tired of CGI blood spurts will find lots to savor here - there's an undeniable charm and magic to homegrown, in-camera FX work we rarely get today. The Queen of Black Magic is everything a trip to the edges of cinema should be: goofy, outrageous, and fun. If I have one qualm, it's that it never goes as far as it should, but that's carping. This is the perfect midnight movie, and a must-see for any horror enthusiast. Amazon Compare

From: Blue Underground - Year: 1996 - Rated: Not Rated - Release Date: September 25, 2007 - Features: Anamorphic * Widescreen * DD 5.1 * DTS * Extras! * - Recommended! Perhaps something of a minor work in the director's catalog, there is absolutely nothing minor about the way Blue Underground has gussied up this 2-disc release. The uncut/uncensored transfer is a beaut-besting previous releases by a light years-and the array of audio choices (including DTS-ES 6.1) is equally impressive. Less horror than psychological thriller, The Stendhal Syndrome easily carries some of Argento's most haunting and nightmarish visuals, and the added presence of Asia Argento as a troubled detective on the trail of a murdering rapist (or is it the other way around?) just gives this one an added kick. Highly recommended. Amazon Compare

When the vast amount of embedded rage spews out from the typically well mannered emotionally contained masses in Japan; it takes the form of bloody blade culture, a profound symbolic weapon in its history and mythology.There is an increasing trend of gratuitous violence suddenly erupting like underground lava. Very plutonic, by nature, Japan is a volcanic island, with immense geothermal intensity, which resonates thru the industrious disciplined structure of its society. Raw emotions to coagulate underground in the collective psyche. These visceral feelings constellate around mythological narratives and themes, as in manga, anime, and horror film genres.When people crack and psychotically vent their inflamed embedded anger it often takes the form of extreme acts with sadistic twists. Recently a man murdered his neighbour, a lady in her 20s, and cut up her body into small pieces and flushed it down the toilet. Yesterday an enraged man frustrated with the world and went on a rampant killing spree, ramdomly knif

A few weeks ago, reports surfaced that the FBI seized approximately 10,000 DVD copies of the SXSW 2006 documentary, a/k/a Tommy Chong in a raid on Ohio-based Spectrum Labs. Spectrum established itself by marketing a detoxification product endorsed by Tommy Chong and had more recently become a partner in the documentary about the US Justice Departments post 9/11 crackdown on Chongs glass pipe business. The doc chronicles the lead-up to Chongs prison term and reveals the questionable legal tactics employed by the government to secure their high-profile indictment.

We spoke to filmmaker Josh Gilbert and Tommy Chong about this most recent incident. Information from the FBI is scarce (its a sealed indictment) but neither seem too surprised by the recent raids. Gilbert writes:

This story is a scary lens into a long term, right wing conspiracy to stack the courts and the entire judicial system with Republican zealots, who will determine the Rule of Law in the United States for many years to come.

Mary B

Abstain from obsessively renumbering that Netflix queue—Weeds Season 3 still has a “short wait.” This week and next it is all about getting out to the movies. Putting Sex and the City and Ironman aside, let’s talk festivals—’cause let’s face it: SF loves it some festivals.

This week Another Hole in the Head (June 5-25) sets up shop, and they’ve even scared up a last minute screening to cap things off: the West Coast premiere of FX master Yoshihiro Nishimura’s Tokyo Gore Police. Rumored to be “the one to catch” for anyone who relishes a weird science plot line, the film features jaw-dropping stunt work, a “let’s avenge our fathers’ deaths” theme and the obligatory human mutation threat caused by a runaway virus and a scientist who’s gone off the rails.

In other cinematic news, the SF Black Film Festival also opens this week, tonight in fact (June 4–15), with one particularly eye-catching short film on th

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Macquarie Bank bosses pay cut after profit cut warning, was the headline of an article by Michael Sainsbury and Katherine Jimenez, in the May 21 Australian.

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Hairy frogs from the Cameroon have revealed a remarkable mechanism that causes thorn-like claws to burst through the skin when it is threatened

Wow... sometimes I feel like a fool for sleeping on an album review. On Verbal Kent's What Box, I am that fool. This record walks that shadowed cloud between Rap and Hip Hop that I rarely refer to as I rarely enjoy Rap. Hip Hop being a more acquired taste for a typical Gen X rocker, and Rap a taste I cant at all, I enjoy a good spackling of bass, beat, scratch and sample. Verbal Kent is right there along the lines of Atmosphere and Deltron 3030, while walking the thin line with some of the most influential AggroRappers like Busta (Rhymes)or Method Man, strong lyrically, but odd and moody rhythms with often times; contemporary sample cuts. Organ, and horror movie like, most of the production is on behalf of HAZ1 with vocal jabs from Willis Drummond II, One Man Army (aka One Be Lo) and Rusty Chains. Often times HAZ1 -who is also assisted by Presyce on breakbeats and cuts- has a tendency to mix up the vibe so soundly between Hip Hop and Rap, his work resembles that of a Dre/Ant prodigy. Then there's tracks like