Blackout 10 (Haunted House Review)

My last Blackout review ever. The original and first extreme haunted house experience: Blackout is counting down on their final shows of  their large scale Halloween haunt here in NYC. So this is probably the last time I write about it. Blackout is like an old friend who wants to reminisce about the old glory days, nostalgia the fuck out of doing wild and crazy shit and immersing yourself in being the protagonist of your own horror...

Categories: blackout, blackout elements, blackout haunted house, blackout house review, extreme haunted house, halloween, haunted house, haunted house reviews, new york city, nyc haunted house

Bane Haunted House (Haunted House Review)

There is a a new top dog in NYC for the traditional haunted house. And its name is Bane Haunted House. In the far west side of Manhattan sits Bane Haunted House and after moving here from Jersey they are now scaring New Yorkers with a dizzying amount of jolly jump scares from some enthusiastic actors and a haunted house maze that was perfectly confusing and so much fun. In the roughly 30 minute or so walkthrough, you'll go through some nicely...

Categories: bane haunted house, extreme haunted house, halloween, haunted house, haunted house reviews, new york city, nyc haunted house

Nightmare: I Can't See (Haunted House Review)

In the shadow of 1 World Trade Center is the doorway above for Nightmare NYC's I Can't See, Tim Haskell and Psycho Clan's latest Halloween immersive theater horror experience. I've attended every variation of Nightmare since 2009 when they unleashed Vampires, Superstitions, Fairy Tales, The Experiment, Killers and This is Real. What I've always loved about every incarnation are the themes and dedication to making sure everybody who goes are immersed...

Categories: halloween, haunted house reviews, I Can't See, new york city, nightmare haunted house, nightmare new york haunted house, nightmare NYC, nyc halloween haunted house, nyc haunted house

Triple Threat (Review)

Triple Threat  Directed by Jesse V Johnson At one point on this site I was going to replace the Van Damme spin kicks rating system with Tony Jaa elbows to the head. I was digging Ong Bak and all the Jaa muy thai action paloozas he was making. I figured the system should evolve. Then The Raid: Redemption came out and Iko Uwais was bashing heads and taking on one million thugs to 1 and that would mean an update to the rating logo. I'm keeping...

Categories: action cinema, chocolate thai action, Iko Uwais, Jean Claude Van Damme, JeeJa Yanin, ong bak, the raid redemption, tony jaa