Army of Darkness

After checking out their recent release, Voodoo Trucker (read the review here), Fangoria Musick's resident dark-rock aficionado, Doctor Raven, sought out the self-professed "Scariest Band in the World" to get inside their heads and find out what makes these Psychobilly animals tick.
Below you'll find the Doctor's exclusive interview with Deadbolt.
With the acclaim currently being gained by many acts in the Northwest, my little batch of patchouli-stinking heaven is starting to become the first (maybe second) stop for many Goth, Industrial, and Psychobilly acts starting the West Coast leg of their tours.  And for these bands, there's no better place to do that than in Diablo’s Downtown Lounge, a creepy little dive affectionately referred to by locals as “The Satan Room.” Diablo’s works diligently to attract the best acts as they make their way through Oregon.
Boasting accolades like Best Nightclub in the Nation for 2007 and 2008, as »
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No tricks here, no sir. Only treats. Below is your exclusive first look at three images within Nerdcore's 2010 pin-up calendar which is horror film themed. As you can see, the photos we've been provided take their cue from Army of Darkness (that's Aria Giovanni on her knees), Night of the Living Dead (with Zoli Suicide) and Friday the 13th . Other models included in the calendar include Jana Jordan, Justine Joli Bobbi Starr, Kayla Jane Danger, Karlie Montana and Mosh. And there are sexy riffs on Poltergeist , Carrie , Psycho and Frankenstein . The calendar is by the same team who brought you Nerdcore 2009: Sci-Fi and Nerdcore 2008: Heroes/Villains. Pre-orders are now being taken here . »

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Director: Glenn McQuaid. Review: Adam P. Combining zombies, aliens, grave robbing, and lots of dark humor, I Sell the Dead is a bizarre and interesting gem of a film. Much like Army of Darkness, this film combines the undead with the dark ages, and sprinkles on the laughs as a nice garnish. The film opens with one of the lead characters, Willy Grimes (Larry Fessenden), being be-headed by means of a guillotine. We then see his partner in crime Arthur Blake (Dominic Monaghan) sitting in the prison waiting for his turn to be executed. A priest, played by Ron Perlman, visits Blake to record his final thoughts before he meets his maker. The rest of the film is told through Blake’s words, as he describes the awful sort of profession he and his partner partook. He recounts everything from the first grave he robbed, to the first time the »

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