Bill Moseley

Prehysteria 3 [VHS]
$14.95
I personally, happen to be a fan of all 3 Prehysteria films, and out of all of them, this one happens to be my favorite in the series. This one had a more known cast too.

The movie is about a young girl named Ella (Played by Whitney Anderson), whose father, Thomas (Played by Fred Willard, who has been in just about everything) is on the verge of bankruptcy, thanks to his brother, Hal (Played by Bruce Weitz from "Hill Street Blues.") See, Thomas owns a putt-putt course, which happens to be in competition with Hal's Golf Course, which he owns. It's then that Ella finds everyone's favorite mini-dinosaurs, things start to change for the better.

I really don't feel like giving anything away, so I'm ending it here. Oh, and be on the lookout for a cameo by horror fave Bill Moseley as the director of Hal's commercial.

Highly recommended.

Vampira The Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
$12.97
The original music from the soundtrack to the Ronda Award winning documentary film, Vampira The Movie.

Girls & Corpses Magazine Vol.#3 Winter, Bill Moseley, Clare Grant, & Jillian Murray Cover
$10.00
Babes, Death, Music, Fiction, Comics, Cars, Sex, & Morgues, Plus Dolls OF The Dead, Nuns & Corpses, & The Passion Of Jim Caviezel

Home Sick
$24.95
Some may watch this and enjoy the nightmarish quality and "unsettling" atmosphere but I found the whole darn thing to be weird for the sake of being weird. It was as if the director wanted to make a slasher film that broke with convention but forgot his core audience in the process. I mean what was with all of the dark circles under everybody's eyes in this film? Was there a deep meaning I missed? Why did all of the characters react so nonchalantly when confronted with mutilated corpses? Why exactly did Tiff Shepis' character roll about in her onscreen mother's blood?

Home Sick may please fans of experimental horror (read: weird for the sake of being weird) but I found it tedious, nonsensical and just plain boring. All of the actors did their best I suppose but does it really matter whether the actors put forth 100% when the script doesn't pass muster? Even if the script was better and the concept wasn't so odd, not one single character was likable anyhow. Well, that's not quite true, Bill Moseley was quite fun, Tom Towles was bonkers and Tiffany Shepis was outrageously over-the-top and gorgeous but you get my drift.

Honestly, I wasn't sure what to make of this film because it just refused to make a ton of sense or offer me anything solid. As I said above, the gore was impressive and Tiff was super classy but by the time the final credits scrolled all I could do was shake my head and say, "WTF?" I was relieved to see it all end. I'm no fan at all of Home Sick and I just cannot recommend it.