Blood-Thirsty Pit Whore: FRIDAY-FRIBYAR-FUNDAY

SONG OF THE WEEK

Rammstein - Sonne

Classic Rammstein in the tradition of fairy Tales. I love the whole concept of snow white and the seven dwarfs with a modern twist, how can you not like it?

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Full Moon Sale!

To celebrate the 4^th of July Weekend, FULLMOONDIRECT.COM will Double Your MONEY!

Buy $25 - $49 during the sale, get a FREE $25 gift card!
Buy $50-$99 during the sale, get a FREE $50 gift card!
Buy $100-$199 during the sale, get a FREE $100 gift card!
Buy $200 or more during the sale, get a FREE $200 gift card!
Sale Dates: July 1st thru July 5^th

PLUS! Gingerdeadman Replica is only $100! (usually $200!)
http://www.fullmoondirect.com
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Metal Mayhem

If you want some lead in your diet, you have come to the right place. Lets take a look at one random band from one extensive collection. This week is : Black Sabbath and to celebrate, here are two albums for your download pleasure. I love the Paranoid album, I was lucky enough to score an original release in new condition for $1 in a bargain bin at a thrift store in South Australia when I saw a Def Leppard concert.
(Just make sure to always purchase music from the original artist).
Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Grab it here: (http://www.mediafire.com/?5w52ms2990kjjtg)

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Download 'o' the Week

Keeping true to the Blood Thirsty Beast inside me, I am going to post up the biggest and therefore Best Nightmare on elm Street Download ever. I have been searching for years and through many albums, vinyl rips and imports I finally can make the biggest compilation of music from the Nightmare on Elm Street Films. The classic ones (part 1-6). I'm not talking about the scores that you can easily get in stores, I'm talking about every rock, credit, love and rare track in each film that are not from the store-bought soundtrack plus special bonus tracks. This was a journey starting from when I was 17, watching these movies at least 8 times a week on the smallest T.V on the poorest vhs copy pausing the screen trying to write down song names and searching in every record bin. -Now That's Dedication!. Now with the help of technology and being such a dork, I can finally give the world the most rockin' &
Largest Nightmare on Elm Street collection

So when you get to Hell, Tell them Freddy sent you, But I supplied you with the Tunes..
Part 1 Grab it here: (http://www.mediafire.com/?uxgsucm6f363ze5)
Part 2 Grab it here: (http://www.mediafire.com/?1mm2s3mmt4in9tu)

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Must See Movie of the week

If you want to see something that's not highly seen in movie rental stores, and something not to miss out on.

Today's movie is: Castle Freak (1995)

PLOT:

A troubled couple and their blind daughter come to Italy to visit a 12th Century castle they've inherited. Soon they are plagued by unexplained noises, mysteriously broken objects, and the daughter's claims of an unknown nocturnal visitor to her bedroom.

"Jeffery's acting in this is so talented that it puts everyone else in the film to shame "

BASICS:

For the first Full Moon film to be released outside of Paramount, this is not a typical Monster film. A broken family move into a castle only to have their lives turned upside-down again, with a blind daughter a dark past, a castle freak and drunk rage -this can only be a mix for a great film.

Jeffrey Combs and Barbara Crampton are together again but this time in a film like no other. Castle Freak has so much depth and drama that as the film progress more insight of the family life develops. It is just a shame that the Movie poster/cover has a picture of the actual castle freak but it still doesn't ruin it. Mind you the make-up on the freak is nothing to turn away from, its hard to believe that there is somebody under it all. Jeffery Combs performance is so talented that after I saw this film I had to put him on my best actors ever list. Nobody else could put on such a performance in this movie that it leaves you frustrated that there was never an award for this, or that his name is not on the walk of fame. His character is a distraught husband (John Reilly) with a dark past trying to patch things up again. After being accused of destroying the family he breaks down several times, has anger outbursts and even goes on a drunken spree. Several Killings take place in the film and in order to clear his name of the killings, John sets out to find out what is lurking about the house. The frustration and anger really boils as nobody believes him.
If you are a fan of any Full moon film, Jeffery Combs film or Stewart Gordon masterpiece then this movie is for you. If you have never herd of any of these things and see this film- you will be tempted to log on to fullmonndirect and spend a small fortune. Or at least see other Jeffery combs overacting talent overload roles.

Triva: The castle used in the film is an actual Italian castle owned by the president of Full Moon Pictures, the distribution company.

When I met Jeffery Combs in 2010, he was explaining the connection between the character he played (John Reilly) and the castle freak, he was very emotional about it and felt very strongly about the characters past, as if he really lived that life. I suppose in some sense- he did. This is how deep and in-depth he is, and this is why I cannot get enough of him.

"I'm not drunk..my wife just doesn't understand me"

This film is weirdly great, and totally unappreciated. Stewart Gordon really had something going on with this film. Its not just a typical 'monster under the stairs' type film. It has charter development splitting from the sides and talented over-acting that is something no to miss out on
- So go and see it!

If you like this, try seeing:
Head of the Family (1996)
The Slayer (1982)

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Its that time again for a great look on what the internet has to offer.

Looks Like I saved the best for last: Enjoy:)