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The Grue-crew bravely tackle a film straight from the New York City Horror Film Festival and currently On Demand called #HORROR from director Tara Subkoff. Featuring Chloe Savigny, Timothy Hutton and a cast of young actors playing a group of twelve year old friends, this very modern film dives into cyber bullying, absentee parents and a variety of other social commentary to tell its tale of bloody terror. Dave begins the HORROR NEWS OF THE WEEK segment with news about who is back in The Walking Dead , who wants to remake House and who is being sought to star in The Bride of Frankenstein . In the What Have You Been Watching segment, the Grue-crew review a found-footage film about the unknown horror living in the facial network software in Nightmare Code . Co-hosts Doc Rotten , Santos (The Black Saint) Ellin Jr. , Dave Dreher , Thomas Mariani and Vixen , the voice of reason, are back again this week to give you the best in horror as they recap, review and obliterate all that is horror this week! Oh, and don't forget - Stump the Saint! (Brought to you by Diabolique Magazine) Horror News Radio Episode 138 – #Horror - Nightmare Code Subscribe – iTunes – Facebook – Stitcher Review: #Horror (2015) Tara Subkoff's feature horror film #Horror recently debuted at the New York City Horror Film Festival before releasing this past week on a number of Video on Demand outlets. The Black Saint and the Grue-crew take a look at the film reviewing it with strong reactions. Even the returning Vixen, the voice of reason, is hard pressed to find something...positive...to say. Oh, yeah, she likes the artwork. What Have You Been Watching: Nightmare Code (2015) Director Mark Netter continues this week's theme of modern horror with a tale that centers around an evil programmed deep within the bowels of a facial recognition software program. The crew are far more receptive to the horrors of the Nightmare Code . Horror News of the Week for 11/23/2015 Dave returns to share the Horror News of the
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