Deadly Blessing (Region A Blu-ray)
“A gruesome secret, protected for generations, rises to give its…Deadly Blessing.”
Directed by Wes Craven and starring Jeff East (Pumpkinhead), Lisa Hartman (The 17th Bride) and Michael Berryman (The Hills Have Eyes), this consistently terrifying film delivers unpredictable plot twists and visual shocks galore. We are giving away one copy of Deadly Blessing (Region A Blu-ray) if you can answer this question (we will choose the best answer to win):
What was your favorite horror film in 2012?
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CHRIS EURICH
The Cabin in the Woods
THE LOVED ONES was pretty kick ass!!!!!!
cabin in the woods was the one for me
Jurassic Shark.
V/h/s and cabin in the woods.
Berberian Sound Studio!!!
That would be a big ol’ shout out to either Joss Whedon for Cabin in the Woods or Darren Lynn Bousman and Terrance Zdunich for their sinfully good musical, The Devil’s Carnival.
Easily cabin in the woods
‘The Collection’ was my favorite horror movie for 2012, with ‘Cabin in the Woods’ coming in at a very close second. But I’m a sucker for horror movies…even the one’s that truly suck!
The Oregonion strange and disturbing film
CABIN IN THE WOODS i cant remember the last time i had sooo much fun at the theater!!!!
New horror film? Sinister.
THE MILLENNIUM BUG
If you can consider it a 2012 film (it technically hit the festival circuits late 2011), I’d have to go with “Dear God No!” Great throwback biker/exploitation flick that doesn’t camp it up but delivers pure savagery; there’s some really putrid moments in here, but the low-budget filmmaking is never below adequate and often in the “very good” range with some cool techniques, and there are actually some terrifying almost supernatural moments in it.
Even though it didn’t get a distributed Blu-ray release, thankfully the director sells BD-Rs of the flick on eBay, and the transfer’s really solid.