Anthony T's Horror Thoughts: Mark Hamill is Not My Chucky

In this edition of Anthony T's Horror Thoughts, I talk about the recent decision that Orion Pictures has cast Mark Hamill will be the voice of Chucky in the Child's Play reboot.

Anthony T's Horror Thoughts: Mark Hamill is Not My Chucky

Anthony T's Horror Show Episode 16: Scare A Con: New England Open Discussion with Phllip Perron

It’s all about Scare-A-Con: New England and its major announcements on this episode but first Anthony T’s has to deal with the one topic that has been hijacking his show. Yes, I’m talking about the remake nobody wants as he has seen the teaser trailer for the new Child’s Play and he’s ranting away about it. After that, he is joined by Philip Perron from Dark Discussions to talk about the major announcements for Scare-A-Con: New England happening in June in Framingham, MA plus he has a film recommendation for legendary Italian director Ruggero Deodato and it’s not what you think.

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Anthony T's Horror Show Episode 16: Scare A Con: New England Open Discussion with Phllip Perron

Anthony T's Horror Views: Purgatory Road

In this edition of Anthony T's Horror Views, I talk about Unearthed Films latest release "Purgatory Road". Please note, this was filmed in February as I make make mention of the month in the video.

Anthony T's Horror Views: Purgatory Road

Anthony T's Horror Show: Episode 15 with Guest Trista Robinson (Purgatory Road)

Women in Horror month concludes as Anthony T talks about 3 indie horror actresses that you should keep an eye on in 2019. After that, he interviews actress Trista Robinson as they talk about her latest film Purgatory Road from Unearthed Films. Then, he has an open letter to Jason Blum pleading him not to make 10 more Halloween films. All this plus a film recommendation that led a angry rant against the film's distributor for its packaging of the film on the show's youtube channel.

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 Anthony T's Horror Show: Episode 15 with Guest Trista Robinson (Purgatory Road)

Anthony T's Horror Thought: The Asylum Using DVD-R's

The Asylum is using DVD-R for their release of The 6th Friend and not telling you about it. I'm here talk about and show the difference between a factory pressed DVD and The 6th Friend DVD-R as this is being sold at major retailers.

Anthony T's Horror Thought: The Asylum Using DVD-R's

Anthony T's Horror Show: Episode 14 - Guest Maria Olsen (She Burns in Hell, Paranormal Activity 3)

Women in Horror month continues on Anthony T's Horror Show as he talks about Women in Horror. He is then joined by actress Maria Olsen as they talk about her career, her latest short film a "Carrie" fan film "She Burns in Hell" and maybe also talk a little bit about an upcoming sequel. After that, he gives his thoughts to the latest horror release "Happy Death Day 2U" and recommends an anthology film from a female director from the late seventies.

 You can visit Dark Discussions on the web at: http://www.darkdiscussions.com

Anthony T's Horror Show: Episode 14 - Guest Maria Olsen (She Burns in Hell, Paranormal Activity 3)

Anthony T's Horror Collection: Episode 6

It's the first show under its new name. In this edition, I talk why I rebranded this show and show off some of the latest DVD and Blu-Rays that I picked up.

Anthony T's Horror Collection: Episode 6

Anthony T's Horror Show: Episode 13 With Guest Jordan Phipps (Close Calls, 10/31)

In episode 13, Anthony T has something to say on the whole Amazon purging indie films controversy, then he kicks off Women in Horror month on the show with an interview with actress Jordan Phipps as they talk about her latest film "Close Calls", After that, he talks about the passing and career of character actor Dick Miller and finishes the episode as he continues the Women in Horror theme as he recommends a short film from an acclaimed short film director.

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Anthony T's Horror Show: Episode 13

Review: St Agatha

Darren Lynn Bousman has become one of my favorite horror directors over the years. Whether its films like “Saw II”, Repo: The Genetic Opera and “The Barrens”, I’ve always had a good time with watching them. Once I heard that “St. Agatha” was coming out, I knew I had to check it out because his film are usually good.

The film is about a pregnant woman in 1950s Georgia who moves into a Covent to have her child. What seems to be a nice place turns into a nightmare for her, when she finds out the dark secrets that lie within the Covent. Now she must try and find a way out and save herself and her child before she becomes trapped in the wall of the Covent forever.

Going to this I was really hoping that St Agatha would’ve been a good film since I’m a huge fan of Darren Lynn Bousman. So much so that I was very interested in seeing this film. Sadly, I was fooled. “St Agatha is a very boring film from start to finish and I might even go far and say that this is Brousman’s worst film even though he had no input on the film’s screenplay Bousman isn’t given much to work with as he wasn’t one of the shopping list of screenwriters credited on the film. Bousman does a good job with the way the film looks as it has a dark look and dark feel to it. That is the only good thing that I have say about this film as everything else in his direction sucked. He doesn’t do a good job with the way he directs his cast. Every performance in the film felt like they were hitting one note and that’s it. It tells me that either the cast wasn’t engaged in the material or the way the characters were written. You need both of those elements for a film like this to succeed. This film doesn’t have that and that’s why Bousman is partly responsible for this lifeless film.

When you have multiple screenwriters, sometimes it hurts the overall screenplay. The screenplay for this film was atrocious as I lay most of the blame to the screenwriters. One of the reasons that this screenplay fails was the fact that they are way too many flashback scenes. This film spends too much time going back and forth between the main story and backstory of the main character. When a story like this does that, it tends to make the length of the film feel even longer. This film felt like it was fifteen minutes too long as some scenes could’ve been shorten. The other thing that I didn’t like was the fact that this film moves very slowly. The screenwriters don’t do a good job making sure that the main character was interesting. I couldn’t get into the main character because the character felt bland. When you have a main character that is bland, it is hard to get into the story. This was the case with me as I didn’t care about the character here thus making this a boring film.

Please avoid this film as was boring from the opening minute to the end. If you want to something in similar tone that is good from Darren Lynn Brousman, rent “Abbatior” or “The Barrens’. Those are more effective films and more worth your time than “St Agatha”.

Review Rating: 1 Star