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A drinking critic with a movie problem. Foodie. Meatballer. Horror Enthusiast.

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Kevin Smith Begins Scripting Clerks III
While we already knew Kevin Smith would be making Clerks III his final theatrical adventure, no one really knew when exactly we could expect Randal and Dante to be patronizing customers and blowing off work once again. Might the 20th anniversary of Clerks commencing filming be a good time for Kevin Smith to start formulating his last hurrah? Just like the perfect Hollywood script, of course!
Matt Donato Matt Donato Mar 8, 2013
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Come Out And Play Review
Child characters in horror movies are always a mixed bag, but more times than not they're safe. I can only think of a handful of horror movies brave enough to brutalize innocent children stuck in the latest monster attack, and just as scarce are the films which promote children as the evil forces behind the horror. Typically children can go hide in a closet or be rescued by more adept adult characters. Then Narciso Ibáñez Serrador came along and proposed the morally repulsive question Who Can Kill A Child?, asking audiences exactly that, and some thirty years later director Makinov is once again tormenting straight-laced audiences with his 2013 remake Come Out And Play.
Matt Donato Matt Donato Mar 7, 2013
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10 Normal Things That Movies Have Made Terrifying
Be it an appliance, auto part, edible delicacy, or type of person, a good horror movie will have the balls to make us fear something by creative filmmaking instead of banking on taking something viewers already find scary. But with my vast knowledge of oddities, I brought in fellow writer Alex Lowe to help ground some of the picks on this list. With that said, I'm responsible for the first five picks, and the last five can be tied to Al. Trust me, if I had free reign I'd lose most readers by pick #5, if you can even make it that far. Believe me when I say there are a TON of movies which have made me fear the silliest of objects...
Matt Donato Matt Donato Mar 7, 2013
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Machete Kills Introduces Sofia Vergara And Her Machine Gun Jubblies
If there's one thing Robert Rodriguez does right, it's showing off his typically exquisite female cast in brilliant character posters and screen shots that get men even more pumped for his already bro-tastic action flicks. Machete Kills is no different, already showcasing a fur-draped Lady Gaga, a now smoldering Alexa Vega, and Amber Heard as Miss San Antonio - but Sofia Vergara's new character poster takes the cake on violent sexuality. Talk about going out in style!
Matt Donato Matt Donato Mar 7, 2013
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The Last Exorcism Part II Review
I feel I should immediately tell you I wasn't particularly fond of the Eli Roth produced/Daniel Stamm directed 2010 surprise success The Last Exorcism. Following in the found-footage footsteps of Paranormal Activity, I thought exorcist Cotton Marcus and his bumbling documentary team to be quite the bore, brought to life by stale scripting and barely watchable horror. So with expectations already six feet under, I shrugged and entered Ed Gass-Donnelly's sequel The Last Exorcism Part II convincing myself "well it couldn't get any worse." Oh how very wrong I was.
Matt Donato Matt Donato Mar 6, 2013
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Emperor Review
That, my friends, is how Peter Webber's historical drama Emperor starts out. An iconic figure muttering some almost cheesy yet curiously badass catch phrase type line setting us up for a rousing war drama about the reconstruction of a once powerful nation. Time to watch America dole out some furious justice on a people who so viciously attacked Pearl Harbor as General MacArthur and his right hand General Bonner Fellers (Matthew Fox) interrogate all major Japanese players when they are tasked with deciding if Emperor Hirohito should be hanged for war crimes or be found innocent. This is going to be some exciting stuff, right?
Matt Donato Matt Donato Mar 2, 2013
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The Walking Dead Season 4 Set For October Premiere
The Walking Dead is getting yet another season - surprised? Right now The Governor's story arc is in full swing, cast members are going down left and right, Rick is going bananas - the survivor's world is seriously going to hell. Like more than it already did. But as the drama and action builds, ratings continue to rise in parallel. The mid-season premier on our ongoing season bested all other records previously held by Rick and the gang as the most watched premiere yet, so why the hell is a season 4 even breaking news?
Matt Donato Matt Donato Mar 1, 2013
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The Conjuring Presents Spooky First Trailer
I catch a lot of heat for my vocal praise of horror director James Wan, being told things like "anyone who blindly follows the guy who started the Saw franchise is a moron" and so forth, but the man has never disappointed me - except for Dead Silence, which I've blocked from my memory - so it never happened (la la la, I can't hear you). I mean yes, most of the Saw films aren't anything special, but the original is - which also happens to be the only one Wan directed. I mean honestly, you have to do SOMETHING right to see two directorial releases in the same summer blockbuster season, which Wan has in The Conjuring and Insidious Chapter 2.
Matt Donato Matt Donato Feb 28, 2013
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Nato And Remy’s Last Stand: First Ever Horror Oscars…I Mean…Igor Awards!
So here Remy and I are, with our own little horror column, wondering what to write about the week after horror yet again exists as the biggest Oscar snub of them all (except for Wreck-It Ralph which was 10x better than Brave!!!!) - and thus the Igor Awards are born. Well, born here at least. Universal has the Eyegore Awards during their Halloween Horror Nights, but ours pay tribute to that hunchbacked sidekick who will forever live in infamy.
Matt Donato Matt Donato Feb 28, 2013
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