Showing posts with label Edward Furlong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edward Furlong. Show all posts

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Night Of The Demons (Remake)

Cast:  Monica Keena, Shannon Elizabeth, Edward Furlong, Diora Baird, Michael Copon, Bobbi Sue Luther, John F. Beach

Director:  Adam Gierasch

2010



A remake of the cult classic and I actually prefer this over the original - better acting, better effects, a few known stars. 


Story:  For Halloween, Angela hosts a rave style party at the abandonned Broussard Mansion, where 7 people mysteriously vanished back in the 1920's, but the party gets busted up by the police.  The party clears out but a few people get left behind and become trapped in the house.  After discovering a secret room filled with dead bodies, one by one the souls of the dead start to possess the kids, hoping to return to Earth to evoke the end of the world.


Gay Factors:  Gayer than the original, but still not huge on a gay scale.  2 bisexual female characters; male/male kissing; female/female kissing.  During a game of Spin The Bottle, two girls have to make out, then two guys have to kiss but the guy kiss is literally split second, unlike the previous girl's kissing.  Later, two girls end up alone and appear to have a sexual history together; they start dancing together and makeout - Catch Shannon Elizabeth liplocking with another girl.















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Monday, October 17, 2011

Cruel World

Cast:  Edward Furlong, Jaime Pessley, Andrew Keegan, Laura Ramsey, Daniel Franzese, Joel Michaely, Nate Parker, Sanoe Lake, Susan Ward, Brian Geraghty, Sam Page

Director:  Kelsey T. Howard

2005


I'd call this one average/below average hetero horror (with a gay character) although it at least does take a premise that wasn't overdone at the time.  Several semi recognizeable cast members is the highlight of the film.



Story:  A reality show reject takes his revenge by staging his own torturous reality show but when contestants are "sent home" they won't be alive.

Gay Factor:  1 gay character, Jack (Joel Michaely).  Not exactly the most flattering gay representative - he's a whiney, two faced drama queen.

On a side note, Sam Page, from the first Brotherhood film, has a small role.