The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The Bigfoot Releases New Monstrous FrightFest Exclusive Poster
Check out the killer poster for The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot and various stills from the film in the gallery...
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Sep 9, 2019
Shelly D’Inferno Interview: The Mad Max Fashionista
Shelly d’Inferno is not just a wicked gorgeous and talented alt model, she is also the kick-ass designer behind “Heavenly Inferno” designs! I got...
Sep 8, 2019
Conor McGregor Wants Rematch With Khabib In Moscow
Former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion Conor McGregor is itching to return in the UFC. Although he wasn’t present in Abu Dhabi this weekend...
Sep 6, 2019
Nange Magro – Fusing Fashion And Tech [Interview]
Nange Magro is an Italian, London-based artist. Her heritage consists of an Italian painter mother and a Japanese sculptor father. Thanks to her mother’s...
Tagged: Drama / Thriller
I Am Not a Serial Killer Is Truly Moody And Creepy [VIDEO]
Based on the cult novel of the same by Dan Wells, I Am Not a Serial Killer is upcoming genre-bending thriller that will definitely...
Fight Club (1999): Yell! Magazine’s Greatest Films Series
Fight Club review: By now, most everybody who’s going to see Fight Club has seen it. But as one of the greatest films of...
Ghoul (2012): A Disturbing Goonies-Like After-School Special
Yell! Magazine’s review of Ghoul: Any horror lit nerds in the house? Well, I’m one. Generally speaking, book-to-movie adaptations catch my eye – especially...
Shift (2012) Review: A Homeless Man Changes The Life Of Another Young Boy
Yell! Magazine’s review of Shift (2012): One Thursday morning, a random knock at my door awakens me. In a wicked sprint, I burst free...
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (2011) Review: A Film For Grown-Ups
Yell! Magazine’s review of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo: Please leave a comment and/or your impression of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo...
The Night Of The Hunter (1955): Yell! Magazine’s Greatest Film Series
Harry Powell to John Harper: “Ah, little lad you’re staring at my fingers. Would you like me to tell you the little story of...
Exotica (1994): Yell! Magazine’s Greatest Films Series
Yell! Review: Exotica is a moody, psychological study of one man’s all-consuming guilt and obsession. Francis, a tax accountant whose wife and child have...
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