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Malignant and Shock Twists That Ruin Movies

This article contains Malignant spoilers. No matter what you think of James Wan’s Malignant, you have to give him this much: it’s pretty original. The filmmaker behind some of the biggest horror movies from this century—Saw, Insidious, and The Conjuring in all under a decade—used that clout to pass on a sure thing like directing The Conjuring 3 and instead created something absolutely batshit crazy. In fact, it is on a hill of that batshit where Malignant will live or die for most viewers. If you’ve read this far, we hope you’ve seen the movie and it’s not a spoiler…
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Milestone Universe Relaunch Reveals New Static Shock Origin

As part of day two of DC’s big comic con pandemic substitute, DC Comics has made a metric ton of comics available for free online. Included in that passel of books are several from Milestone Comics – some classic issues of Icon, Hardware, and Static Shock, along with Milestone Returns #0, the kickoff to the big return of the Black-owned comic company slated for February. And there’s a pretty big surprise contained within. The book is written by Reggie Hudlin and Greg Pak, with art from DC Publisher Jim Lee, Brothers Bond artist Ryan Benjamin; Teen Titans artist Khoi Pham;…
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How the System Shock Remake Modernizes a PC Gaming Classic

When LookingGlass Technologies’ System Shock released in 1994, few people knew what to make of it. It was a first-person game with action and guns, but it most certainly wasn’t a first-person shooter like Doom, which had been released less than a year before System Shock. It featured navigation and level design similar to games like Ultima Underworld, but it wasn’t necessarily an RPG in most respects. While System Shock received quite a bit of praise from critics and players who took a chance on it, but it wasn’t exactly revered as a game-changer or considered a major hit at…
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Devil’s Road: The True Story of Ed and Lorraine Warren to Open Shock Docs on Travel Channel

Ed Warren was a self-taught ghost hunter, and his wife Lorraine was a spiritual medium, and their mythology led to the classic horror films The Amityville Horror and The Conjuring. The paranormal pioneers will be featured in Travel Channel’s upcoming Devil’s Road: The True Story of Ed and Lorraine Warren. The two-hour special is the first in a new umbrella series called Shock Docs, which are scheduled to air throughout the fall. The special premieres on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 7. “In these ‘shockumentaries,’ we start at the beginning and explore why these places and cases remain the most famous…
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Shock and Awe

Shock and Awe is based on the true events of Knight Ridder journalists who were the only ones who ?got it right? in the lead-up to the 2003 Iraq War when they questioned the true nature of the Bush White House?s justification for the conflict.Rated: RRelease Date: Jul 13, 2018
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The Bottom Shelf: Space Truckers, Shock Treatment, The Barbarian Brothers

The Bottom Shelf: Space Truckers, Shock Treatment, The Barbarian Brothers Our latest round-up of horror DVDs, Blu-rays and more features Stuart Gordon's classic Space Truckers... Feature Jun 7, 2018 From http://www.denofgeek.com/uk/dvd-bluray/bottom-shelf/57516/the-bottom-shelf-space-truckers-shock-treatment-the-barbarian-brothers
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Shock Wave

Highly Recommended The Movie: The Hong Kong bomb squad flick Shock Wave is a nearly nonstop barrage of setpieces. Car chases, wild shootouts, and, of course, explosions abound. Sometimes these elements appear in separate scenes, but often they arrive clumped together. Writer-director Herman Yau, whose career runs the gamut from the grossout horror of Ebola Syndrome to the mainstream martial arts of The Legend Is Born: Ip Man, is clearly a restless soul. This restlessness benefits this film greatly, as Yau is constantly adding new wrinkles to his narrative that make what might...Read the entire review From http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=72803
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