George is a severely disturbed individual and part of an experimental psychiatric program. After a series of graphic nightmares he leaves on a journey to Florida where he secretly begins a murderous rampage of local young women. What’s worst is now he’s sought shelter in the home of family of a single mother who is non-the-wiser. Will they discover George before he can take his rampage to its bloody conclusion? Or will his monstrous nightmares overtake him and lead him to commit an endless series of heinous murders?!
Archive for horror movies
Dead Air Ep 217 – Nightmare
Posted in Dead Air Podcast, Updates with tags 1981, Dead Air, film, genre films, horror, horror movies, movie review, Nightmare, Podcast, review, splatterpictures on April 12, 2024 by splatterpicturesGeorge is a severely disturbed individual and part of an experimental psychiatric program. After a series of graphic nightmares he leaves on a journey to Florida where he secretly begins a murderous rampage of local young women. What’s worst is now he’s sought shelter in the home of family of a single mother who is non-the-wiser. Will they discover George before he can take his rampage to its bloody conclusion? Or will his monstrous nightmares overtake him and lead him to commit an endless series of heinous murders?!
Dead Air Ep 216 – Eaten Alive
Posted in Dead Air Podcast with tags Dead Air, Eaten Alive, horror, horror movies, Podcast, review, splatterpictures, Tobe Hooper on March 29, 2024 by splatterpicturesInto this house of terror comes a handful of unsuspecting innocents! Episode 216 of Dead Air brings you Tobe Hooper’s 1976 cult classic: Eaten Alive!
Judd is the proud owner of the Starlight Hotel, a run-down place with exotic animals including a gator in the back pond! One day when a disgruntled sex worker named Clara enters his place in search of shelter his other darker side becomes clear. Soon more people seeking rest or the missing Clara show up and it leads into a deranged fevered pitch blood-bath battle royal! The winners get life. The losers are lost to the hungry jaws of a massive gator!
Dead Air: Ep 210 – Better Watch Out
Posted in Dead Air Podcast with tags Better Watch Out, Dead Air, horror, horror movies, movie review, Podcast, splatterpictures on December 23, 2023 by splatterpictures17 year old Ashley is about to move away with her family but for old time sake she takes up on last babysitting gig for the Lerner family. She’s been watching little Luke since he was eight years old and now at 12 they’re just like old friends. Luke however wants to be more than friends and hopes Ashley’s last night fueled with scary movies and a little champagne could make her finally realize he was meant for her.
His plans are cut short however when it becomes obvious that someone outside wants in and if anyone attempts to leave – they die.
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Dead Air podcast brings you horror film reviews from a dark basement in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Wes ‘Dead Air’ Knipe and Lydia ‘typicallydia’ Peever hit classics and contemporary scary movies, usually recording moments after watching them. You can listen here, on iTunes or wherever you hang out on the web. Read more at splatterpictures.net and if there is a movie you think we should watch, drop us a line!
Dead Air Ep 206 – Whispering Corridors
Posted in Dead Air Podcast with tags Dead Air, film, horror movies, Korean Horror, movie review, Podcast, splatterpictures, Whispering Corridors on October 26, 2023 by splatterpicturesWithin the secrets of this Podcast lies the secrets and the sins, of Dead Air!
Episode 206 see’s us discuss one of the most influential Korean horror films ever made and one we’ve been threatening to do for years, 1998’s; Whispering Corridors.
In an all girls school in South Korea an old teacher is brutally strangled and hung outside on the grounds for all to see. This starts a chilling tail of lies, murder and mystery with one thing for certain. The dead do not rest and will have their revenge for the sins of the brutal teachers who work here. The buried and tragic past will come back to haunt anyone who would disrupt these whispering corridors.
