Clipmarks | CarnivalBorn's 'horror' clips

Big Foot Lee & D.W. Bucks: 7 Killings In 2 Weeks

Mon, 06 Oct 2008 20:55:49 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn

7 Killings in 2 Weeks is the twisted creation of horror filmmaker D.W. Bucks and music producer Big Foot Lee of Feet 1st Productions. Having first worked together on the trailer for Bucks' film Destined to be Ingested, the pair hit it off and set off in search of a new music project.

Each track has a unique feel and vibe: “Mark of the Vampire” has a sensual, Gothic feel, “Plan Nine” is all juicy horn blasts and quotes from the awesome Criswell, and my personal fave “Blood Feast” uses a sweet, DJ Shadow trip-hop vibe to set up some brilliantly-edited layers of samples that actually make H.G. Lewis's crap dialogue (“It has not been served for five... thousand... years!”) sound like beat poetry.

All seven tracks will be available for download on Halloween via the official MySpace [www.myspace.com/7killingsin2weeks], but you can get your grubby claws on one of the 1000 limited-run CDs right now, for nothing more than the cost of shipping.

Sex + Murder = Art, Baby!

Mon, 06 Oct 2008 20:53:00 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn

Clip Source: www.fearnet.com

Acey Slade, former Murderdolls guitarist and Wednesday 13’s touring axe-man, has announced two new music projects in the works fusing horror-themed metal to electronic beats, with a glammed-up twist.

First off, a limited-run EP – dubbed Sex, Murder, Art Baby! – is made up of remixes done in collaboration with several horror-rock heavyweights – including Rob Zombie’s bassist Piggy D, Kaiser von Loopy from industrial-metal maniacs Hanzel Und Gretyl, Deathstars’ Jonas “Skinny Disco” Kangur, and the oh-so-psycho DJ Speedranch.

For double the destruction, Slade is also near completion of a full-length electro-metal album tentatively titled Dark Party, co-produced by Slade (who handles guitars and vocals) and acclaimed drum ‘n’ bass producer Shaun “Stakka” Morris (mixing and programming).

The remix EP is coming soon, and the album is scheduled for early next year. Start fearing for your sanity now!

FEARnet's Favorite Clown

Mon, 06 Oct 2008 20:36:23 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn
clipper's remarks: One of mine too

Clip Source: www.fearnet.com

There’s only one man at FEARnet who looks good in make-up: it’s that crazy clown Sid Haig!! And here at FEARnet, we’re starting to become the unofficial Sid headquarters. Not only do we have Sid writing for FEARnet in our newly launched Blogs section – but we’ve also got the horror masterpiece The Devil’s Rejects playing FREE right here on FEARnet.com. Anyone wanna take a guess as to who the star of Devil’s Rejects is? I’ll give you a hint: it’s friggin’ Sid Haig! Yes, we at FEARnet sure do have all things Sid. So be sure to check out Sid’s blog and see what’s going on in the world of this cult icon and be sure to relive the sheer terror of Sid’s starring turn in Rob Zombie’s modern classic The Devil’s Rejects!

Best PlayStation 2 Horror Games I’ve Played

Thu, 02 Oct 2008 15:07:02 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn

Clip Source: www.happyhorror.com

Fatal Frame

Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly

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Fatal Frame III: The Tormented

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Siren

Silent Hill 2

Silent Hill 3

Silent Hill 4: The Room

Clock Tower 3

Haunting Ground

Resident Evil: The Essentials

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Resident Evil: Outbreak: File #2

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Kuon

Horror Movie Drinking Games!

Fri, 19 Sep 2008 06:54:00 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn

Clip Source: www.bloody-disgusting.com

I was browsing www.moviecynics.com and there were drinking games going along with some of their horror movie reviews. Horror movies and drinking games?! Now THAT'S what I'm talkin' about! I think that every horror fan (that's a drinker of course) would have a lot of fun with this, especially with October and Halloween comin' up. I know that I will!

There are plenty of general rules that can be applied to countless horror films (especially slasher flicks). Such as, drink everytime:

-there is a false scare
-a victim runs up the stairs rather than out of the house (LOL )
-you can see the killer but the victim can not
-a victim trips while being chased

(the list goes on)

I think it'd be even better to make up several rules for specific horror films. I can't think up of anything clever just yet, although I'm sure I will by the time this thread gets going. So, let's get thinking and then drinking!

Your Halloween 2008 Mega-Bloody DVD Shopping Guide (Mwahaaaa!)

Thu, 18 Sep 2008 02:05:22 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn
clipper's remarks: Long list, lotsa fun

Clip Source: www.cinematical.com

This really is my favorite time of the year: Days are just warm enough, nights have that slight autumn-ish smell, you start seeing pumpkins, black cats and Saw sequel posters everywhere ... ah yeah: Halloween is coming! Now obviously I'm not into candy like I used to be (just give me a plain Hershey bar and I'm happy), but I do love the fact that even HORROR has its own season. Like, if you enjoy being scared, October's the month to do it in. Could be PG-rated chills on a hay ride with your six-year-old, could be a goofy pre-teen sleepover where moms does that "eww, these grapes are eyebaaaaalllllllls" trick, or it could be my kind of Halloween season: Packed to the rafters with digital terrors.

So as I was perusing the schedules and doing the "ooh, gimme" thing on a bunch of DVDs, I thought it might be more fun to do it publicly.

Who’s Your Daddy?

Tue, 10 Jun 2008 03:15:04 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn
clipper's remarks: DILFs (Dads I’d Like to Fear)

Clip Source: www.fearnet.com

Papa don’t preach… No, he surely doesn’t. In fact he does the opposite. He buries bodies in the basement of our town home. Sound like your dad? Then you might be living in a classic scary movie (and if not you should probably consider contacting the authorities). Yes, the evil father has been quite the staple in the horror genre for many years. From just perturbed suburbanites like John Collingswood in Last House on the Left to literally the Devil spreading his seed throughout our mortal realm, there’s definitely a lot to celebrate on the note of psychopathic paternal behavior. Fortunately for you, FEARnet has gone through the trouble of compiling all of horror’s scariest padres and then cutting the list down to size as we present our picks of the top ten DILFs (Dads I’d Like to Fear) so that you don’t have. And honestly… who knows fear better than FEARnet. So drop the daddy issues and check out our Top 10 DILFs list now!

Horror Music Videos

Mon, 09 Jun 2008 15:17:44 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn

Clip Source: www.joblo.com

In the 80's and the 90's rock, heavy metal, whatever you want to call it went hand in severed hand with our beloved genre. Often enough "music videos" either containing clips from the films or that invented their own stories inspired by the themes of the movies in question would surface weeks before a film's release

DREAM WARRIORS - NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 3 (1987)
By Dokken

LOST IN THE SHADOWS - THE LOST BOYS (1986)
By Lou Gramm

SCREAM UNTIL YOU LIKE IT - GHOULIES 2 (1987)
By WASP

THE KID GOES WILD - ROBOCOP 2 (1990)
By Babylon A.D.

AFTER MIDNIGHT - TRICK OR TREAT (1986)
By Fastway

CRUSH EM - UNIVERSAL SOLDIER THE RETURN (1999)
By Megadeth

The Dawn of the Horror Film

Fri, 30 May 2008 05:44:26 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn

Clip Source: horrorfilms.suite101.com

Mankind has always been fascinated by stories of the dark and unnatural. Artists depicted macabre images on cave walls and canvas

The horror movie genre is nearly as old as film itself. The first "monster movies" were silent shorts in the late 1890’s. The earliest horror-themed feature films were created by German filmmakers in the early 1900s. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Destiny (Der Müde Tod), Nosfertatu and Metropolis are classic horror films from this era

German Expressionism as an art form was an answer to the grim reality of daily life. It was a way to represent a reality few could imagine

Following World War I, German Expressionism was recreated within the German film industry

Expressionist films often dealt with madness, clinical insanity, betrayal and other intellectual topics

Light and dark contrasts, exaggeration and tilted angles created a dread -like atmosphere

German Expressionism set the groundwork for horror films in the coming decades

Spider kills man

Thu, 20 Mar 2008 03:40:24 GMT

clipped by: RobbieV
clipper's remarks: This is too creepy

Clip Source: www.digitaljournal.com

Man Killed by Pet Spider, Eaten by Creepy Crawlies

Aug 3, 2007

Mark Voegel,

was found dead in his Dortmund, Germany apartment.

His body was draped in spider webs and more than 200 spiders, several snakes, thousands of termites, and a gecko were feasting on his corpse.

authorities were alerted when concerned neighbours noticed a horrendous stench eminating from the apartment.

His black widow

administered the deadly bite.

Voeger's apartment has been described as

a "zoo"

a "jungle"

police spokesman said: “It was like a horror movie.

Giant

webs draped him,

spiders were all over him. They were coming out of his nose

his mouth.

. Larger pieces of flesh torn off by the lizards were scooped up and taken back to the webs of tarantulas and other bird-eating spiders.”

The spiders

termites managed to escape when the heating elements exploded and opened the lids to their tanks.

Voegel also kept a pet boa constricter and several poisonous frogs.

He was dead for

seven and fourteen days

Alphabet of Horror

Thu, 13 Mar 2008 07:46:06 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn

Clip Source: www.headinjurytheater.com

Expendable Star Trek t-shirt

Wed, 20 Feb 2008 02:07:15 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn

Clip Source: www.shinyshiny.tv

The fat guy, the cheerleader and anyone not Caucasian - all characters that are likely never to make it to the end of the average horror flick. Similarly, if you're handed a red shirt on your graduation as you step aboard to Starship Enterprise, you're likely to meet a similar fate, although probably at the mercy of a phaser gun rather than a knife.

The shirt is 50/50 polyester/cotton, so sadly doesn't have that skin tight sheen of the uniforms of old, but does boast black collar and cuffs. It's only on sale for a limited time only, although they do have lots of stock (how that's different to how most items are sold, I'm not entirely sure).

the horror of mary poppins

Tue, 12 Feb 2008 01:50:08 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn

Clip Source: ohhaveyouseenthis.blogspot.com

Those crazy editors! Someone decided to recut Mary Poppins to look like a menacing horror movie - a sharp opposition to the actual sunny movie.

[Video]

70 Horror, Blood and Gore Photoshop Effects and Brushes

Wed, 16 Jan 2008 23:09:58 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn
clipper's remarks: !!

Clip Source: www.photoshoproadmap.com

Horror, blood and gore effects tutorials

Horror, blood and gore effects brushes

Tags: horror, graphics, art, photoshop, gore, blood, tutorials

Rocky Horror Alternate Opening

Wed, 16 Jan 2008 15:48:37 GMT

clipped by: CarnivalBorn
clipper's remarks: Rocky!

Clip Source: www.videosift.com

[Video]

According to Wikipedia: Several ideas from the original conception of the film were dropped before production. During the opening theme, the film was supposed to include clips from all the movies mentioned in the song "Science Fiction Double Feature".[8] Producers discovered quickly that obtaining the rights to all the various film clips would be very costly, and cut the idea.

I watched three fan clips using this idea and liked this one best.

Tags: science fiction, double feature, doctor x, will build a creature