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"Grando" in the infamous "sniff clip" from "Blood of the Tribades," 2015

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‘Die Laughing’ – Horror-Comedy Anthology Features ‘Trouser Snake’ and More Horror Shorts
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Horror-comedy anthology Die Laughing is now available on Blu-ray via Bonelady Studios, who curated 21 shorts from 10 independent filmmakers — including yours truly!

Trouser Snake is my comedic send-up to 1950s creature features. A night of necking at Lovers’ Lane gets the shaft when a monster rears its ugly head in the 5-minute short, which you can watch below.

Die Laughing also includes segments directed by George James Fraser, Erica Stockwell-Alpert, Jim McDonough, David Bornstein, Seth Chatfield, Peter Levine, Sophia Cacciola, Porcelain Dalya, and Elizabeth Theis.

For only 10, you can witness demon summoning, serial killers, ghostly hauntings, illegal cloning, adorable vampires, monkeys, and more. But be warned… you might just Die Laughing!

Die Laughing includes:

Fuck Yes! by George James Fraser Firstborn by Erica Stockwell-Alpert Tiny Clones by Jim McDonough Unholy ‘Mole by David Bornstein Shiny Diamonds by Seth Chatfield Darling Pet Monkey by Jim McDonough Dead Language by Erica Stockwell-Alpert Jeff...
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  • 2/7/2023
  • by Alex DiVincenzo
  • bloody-disgusting.com
Horror-On-Sea 2019: ‘Blood of the Tribades’ Review
Stars: Chloé Cunha, Mary Widow, Seth Chatfield, Tymisha ‘Tush’ Harris, Kristofer Jenson, Zach Pidgeon, Sindy Katrotic, Simone de Boudoir, Stabatha La Thrills, Sophia Cacciola, Aurora Grabill, Melinda Green | Written and Directed by Sophia Cacciola, Michael J. Epstein

2000 years after the great vampire Bathor established the village of Bathory, superstition and religious violence take over as the men and women battle for control. When the men are afflicted with a mysterious illness, they become certain that the vampire women of Bathory are responsible for their ills, and thus, the hunt begins! Long-forgotten lovers Élisabeth and Fantine find that, with the help of those who were banished, it is their fate to piece together the past and help preserve what little of their society remains before Bathor’s impending return and judgment.

The best way to describe Blood of the Tribades is if Jess Franco had discovered Suicide Girls Then gone out and made Vampyros Lesbos.
See full article at Nerdly
  • 1/11/2019
  • by Phil Wheat
  • Nerdly
Lauren Ashley Carter in Darling (2015)
Revoltin’ Reviews: Darling, Blood Of The Tribades, Insane, Seven Dorms Of Death, and More!
Lauren Ashley Carter in Darling (2015)
I don’t know what the hell is in the air, but suddenly e’ery Tom, Dick (heh), and Scary has sent me fright flicks by the dozens… #shutupstupiditsfreemovies

Darling

• Release Date: In Theaters April 1st

• Written By: Mickey Keating

• Directed By: Mickey Keating

• Starring: Lauren Ashley Carter, Brian Morvant, Sean Young, Larry Fessenden

I really, Really love when our beloved horror biz goes and gets itself all artsy and experimental. Give me a Beyond The Black Rainbow over yet another tired 80s slasher throwback any damn day. Well, to that end, I have a real doozy of a flick in front of my eerie eyeballs today: a stylish lil’ number called Darling.

Darling starts out like a throwback to the Gothic thriller genre: a young, seemingly naïve woman comes to find herself as the caretaker of an aged grande manse (this one happens to be located in Manhattan), and of course,...
See full article at FamousMonsters of Filmland
  • 2/22/2016
  • by DanielXIII
  • FamousMonsters of Filmland
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