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THE QUANTUM DEVIL (2022) Review of sci-fi horror

‘Welcome to Hell’ The Quantum Devil is a 2022 science fiction horror film about a team of scientists who are summoned to a remote location in eastern Europe in an effort to breach the quantum barrier and travel to another dimension… Directed by Larry Wade Carrell (The Darkside of Society; Girl Next; The End of April; 200 Degrees; Altered Perception; She Rises) from a screenplay co-written with…

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Crazed House Ltd and Redbox Entertainment Releases New Sci-Fi Horror Film - The Quantum Devil

“The Quantum Devil”, the new Lovecraftian horror movie from Crazed House and Redbox Entertainment to unleash hell on October 10th, 2023.

“The Quantum Devil”, the new Lovecraftian horror movie from Crazed House and Redbox Entertainment to unleash hell on October 10th, 2023, two days ahead of Crazed House’s latest film, the documentary “The Darkside Of Society”, is screening as part of the 56th SITGES – International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia on October 12th, 2023. Directed by Larry Wade Carrell, the film stars Neil…

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Sister von Regisseur Larry Wade Carrell ist ein amerikanischer Horror und Slasher Film aus dem Jahr 2011. Das Drehbuch stammt ebenfalls vom amerikanischen Regisseur und er hat auch eine kleine Nebenrolle übernommen. Ebenfalls in einer kleineren Rolle ist Michael Biehn als Lawrence Kell zu sehen. In den Hauptrollen finden sich Grace Powell als Sissy Kell und Dylan Horne als Jacob Kell.

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She Rises (2016)

Directed by Larry Wade Carrell

Written by Angus Macfayden

From a story by Angus Macfayden and Lony Ruhmann

Music by Randy Chance

Country: United States

Language: English

Running Time: 87 minutes

CAST

Angus Macfayden as Conor

Jennifer Blanc-Biehn as Kat

Daisy McCrackin as Rosebud

Michael Biehn as Daddy Longlegs

She Rises is simultaneously a heroically low budgeted horror movie and an audio visual Angus Macfayden ego fellator. I hazard that this makes She Rises unique, it certainly makes it entertaining, but, caveat emptor, not the kind of entertaining everyone enjoys.

While driving to the next day’s shooting location Conor (Angus Macfayden), a self-obsessed actor, and Kat (Jennifer Blanc-Biehn), a cynical director, become lost and stop at the remote cabin of frail ginger waif Rosebud for directions. Tired, and sensing the opportunity for some corruptive fun with the apparent innocent, the narcissistic moviemakers decided to stay the night and get (dun-dun-DUN!) more than they bargained for. And so does any viewer unprepared for the enormous amount of smart arse buggering about She Rises indulges in. But, fret not, gentle viewer, She Rises does want you to be in on the fun. There’s an extended opening sequence in the car where Conor bloviates mercilessly as Kat drives distractedly on. This scene goes on for ages, but it goes on for ages so that you’ll pick up for yourself on the fact that Conor is quoting; that he is, in fact, acting. Yes, She Rises opens with an actor acting as an actor acting as yet another actor. And that’s the start; the concept of Uroboros is more deeply ingrained in She Rises than crap in corduroy.

She Rises is light on certainties but one of those certainties is surely that its Angus MacFayden’s show. Only a churl would begrudge him, as he is a sensationally entertaining screen presence throughout this wonky nonsense. His Conor is such an empty character that he is mostly acting, and acting as someone else acting at that. A lot of the fun for the audience, and one imagines for Angus Macfayden also, is having Angus Macfayden redo scenes from great cinema and literature. These keep the somewhat spindly script pootling along, lending weight to the surface horror trappings and throwing up some nice surprises along the disjointed way. The nature of surprises being what they are I shan’t spoil them. Except to say (he said, spoiling one of them) that the gender swapped The Shining (1980) riff was pretty outstandingly funny, with Macfayden uncharacteristically tremulous and quailing as Shelley Duvall and a butchly aggro Jennifer Blanc-Biehn giving it The Nicholson.

Obviously, all proper actors aspire to Shakespeare and so She Rises is playfully splattered with his iambic pentameter. No surprises then that Macfayden’s Shakespeare is all kinds of great, but seeing Michael Biehn get to grips with the bard is pretty surprising. True, Biehn can’t match Macfayden’s stagetastic delivery, but then Biehn is somewhat at a disadvantage; declaiming Shakespeare while sporting a faceful of latex wrinkles, with his bare arse in the air as he shakes his spear inside his off-screen wife. You don’t get that at Stratford on Avon, pal. Biehn is definitely a surprise in She Rises, scarcely there but still pivotal. More present and even more pivotal is Daisy McCrackin, who is enthusiastically shrill, never stinting on her commitment, and if her lurch from shallow naïf to malefic demonic manipulator doesn’t convince that might be down to the script, which gets as lost amongst the chunks of other people’s words as Conor and Kat do in the movie itself.

Larry Wade Carrell’s direction is underwhelming but probably deserves extra kudos for avoiding Macfayden actually physically ingesting the camera. As befits the Bad Things Happening in a Small Place premise Carrell does definitely bring a sense of claustrophobia, going mostly very close up and rarely wider in scope than the size of a room. Which pays off with the second ending which is like parting a curtain so sunshine can flood a darkened room. That second ending is the Artistic Ending. The first Ending is the Traditional Horror Movie Ending. Two endings are okay for the minnows but She Rises dares to chuck in a third ending, The Uroboros Rising Ending. Each ending overwrites the previous one. Like most post-modern, meta textual, goofing about (and flakey singletons everywhere) She Rises can’t commit at the end, trying to overcome that mundane and oh, so tiresomely bourgeois need for a conclusion.  She Rises wants to have its cake and eat it. Which is impossible. Largely because Angus Macfayden has smeared it all over his face like an edible leatherface and is making chainsaw noises with his lips. But then, he is an actor, darling. So let the damned man act! And…ACTION!

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200 Degrees (2017) Official Trailer Trailer for 200 Degrees, starring Eric Balfour and LaDon Drummond. Stock broker Ryan Hinds (Eric Balfour) awakes inside a sealed industrial kiln.

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Girl next (2021 movie)

Girl next (2021 movie)

A young woman is abducted by a strange group of human traffickers who use drug and trauma based mind control to turn women into “Sofia” dolls. Trapped in a waking nightmare she fights for a way to escape, to avoid becoming Girl Next Genre: Horror IMDB Rating Live: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11423214/ IMDB Rating: N/A Resolution: 1920×796 Directed by: Larry Wade Carrell Starring: Rachel Alig ,…

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Jacob Kell, Real or Fake?

For years living in Arizona had brought me many experiences some of which were ghost stories of the past and around Halloween there were always a abundance of horror houses to go to. But one stood out to me, The Nest, it caught my eye for the amazing background music the site had as well as the story of a 'Notorious' Arizona killer back in the 1940's names Jacob Kell.  

The story goes like this, Jacob Kell a young and rather bulky 15 year old who seemed to be a little dense and kept to himself soon he began to hear voices and developed schizophrenia, neighbors see him screaming at the voices to leave him alone in the yard. His family too could hear the voices in one version of the story, his little sister, Sissy, being the only one to control them, his father committing suicide and I found no information on what happened to the mother or Sissy in this version. The most well known version explains Jacob's father was abusive and accidentally killed Sissy in a drunken rage, her head hitting a rock when he pushed her down onto the ground. This caused Jacob to go into a bloody rampage including dismembering his father and killing his mother then burying his sister somewhere behind the old barn before going around town and killing 35 more people. In the end his body was never discovered as its told the town took it upon themselves to shoot and kill him, he was never tried in court.  

When I was much younger I looked for news papers, any actual proof that the story was true and I remember finding a few sites with pictures of the old town it took place in. However, I can't seem to find any sort of information on this story besides the original tale that was put onto The Nest's webpage when they were in business. No official newspapers, no reports, no photos that were claimed to be taken. Just small conversations and a mention in a book called, 'Truth?' by Michael Glither, a book about voices that just repeats the same story. The book references other real murderers such as Jeffrey Dahmer and the Zodiac Killer. If Jacob wasn't real why bother putting him in? And whats even more confusing is an interview I found with the man behind the film 'jacob' (2011),  

“ I actually wrote the story of  Jacob   back in 2002 when I was creating my first commercial haunted attraction The Nest Haunted House. Instead of having a bunch of rooms with Freddy in one and Jason in another I wanted to create an interactive horror story that involved the audience. Something they may have heard of that made it seem real. So I came up with the legend of Jacob Kell, based on the Arizona Ripper.  ”

-Larry Wade Carrell 

So this would just explain that its a big story right? Not real? Usually yes. But I still remember those websites I found years ago as a young girl looking into the story, the pictures and reports. Where did they go? Why are they gone?  

I can't answer those questions and I likely never will be able too.  

Undetermined. http://www.morehorror.com/10-questions-with-Jacob-writer-and-director-Larry-Wade-Carrell12512 http://www.ghostsofamerica.com/8/Arizona_Bouse_ghost_sightings.html http://www.answers.com/Q/Who_is_Jacob_Kell_The_Arizona_Ripper http://www.thecoli.com/threads/the-most-notorious-serial-killer-from-every-state-and-dc.368900/

http://www.thelisttv.com/the-list/around-town/around-phoenix/high-tech-haunted-house-makes-scaring-personal

https://www.jtrforums.com/showthread.php?t=19488&page=8 http://dunbarcreek.info/nmk/index.php?a=jacob-kell-serial-killer

https://books.google.com/books?id=w51RAwAAQBAJ&pg=PA6&lpg=PA6&dq=jacob+kell+arizona+real+or+fake&source=bl&ots=68gTIG2s2D&sig=1oeSKTqqvFaQZxEpvsmtiiYziQA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjv_oSz8sPWAhVEylQKHeNWBOIQ6AEIOTAD#v=onepage&q=jacob%20kell%20arizona%20real%20or%20fake&f=false

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She Rises (2016), Larry Wade Carrell

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Chatham Co. NC Genealogies and Histories #northcarolinapioneers

Images of Chatham County Wills and Estates

Chatham County was established in 1771 from Orange County, having been named for William Pitt in 1759, the first Earl of Chatham. It was Pitt who served as the British Prime Minister from 1766 to 1768 and opposed harsh colonial policies. The earliest known settlers were Quakers from England who settled along the Haw and Eno rivers. In 1907, parts of Chatham County and Moore County were combined to form Lee County. The county seat is in Pittsboro, North Carolina and Chatham County is part of the Durham-Chapel Hill area.Among the first settlers were the families of Armistead, Alston, Dodd, Kemp, Edwards, Womack, Brewer, Lambeth, Taylor, Fooshee, Waddell, and Patrick.Chatham County Probate Records available to members of North Carolina Pioneers Images of Wills and Estates 1798 to 1819 Alston, James to Phillip Alston (deed) | Babb, Moses | Bagley, , Henry | Barbe, Goin | Bennett, , James | Bishop, Richard | Booker, John | Booth, Moses | Branch, Edmond | Branch, Edmund | Brantly, John | Brantley, Joseph | Brasington, Joseph | Braxton, Thomas | Bray, , Henry | Brewer, Jeremiah Brooks, Thomas | Brown, Daniel | Brown, Joseph | Brown, Nancy | Bryant, Elizabeth | Bryant, Obediah | Bullard, , James | Burnett, Alexander | Burns, John Sr. | Bynum, Luke | Carniss, Matthew | Carrell, Starling | Carter, Samuel | Cate, Richard | Chapman, David | Collen, John | Cook, Abraham | Cook, , Henry | Cook, John M. | Copeland, , James | Coskatt, John | Cotton, Seth | Cox, William | Crow, John | Crutchfield, Martin | Culberson, Andrew. | Culberson, Samuel | Dabney, John and Thomas Perkins to William Vestal | Dark, Joseph Sr. | David, Richard | Davis, John | Denton, , James | Doan, John | Dorsett, Travis Douglas, John | Dowd, Judith | Dowd, Richard | Dowdy, Thomas | Duffy, William | Duly, William | Edwards, William | Emerson, Margret | Evans, Ruth | Farrar, John | Farrar, Milly | Ferrington, John | Fooshee, Joseph | Fooshee, Simon | Fuller, , Henry | Futterlok, Elizabeth | Gillimore, Samuel | Glasson, Joseph | Glover, Benjamin | Glover, Thomas | Goodwin, Gideon | Gotarton, William | Grady, Thomas | Granger, Thomas | Graves, William | Guthrie, William | Hadley, Joshua Sr. | Hall, John | Haynes, Andrew. | Headin, John | Henderson, Angeline | Hines, Boling | Hinson, James from Sarah Ronalds | Hinton, Joseph | Hobson, Joseph | Holaday, , Henry | Hollowell, Reubin | Hunter, Elisha | Hurley, Amos | Jenks, Joseph | Jones, Elizabeth | Kinchen, Alexander | Kirby, , James | Kirk, George | Lacy, Ann | Lacy, Philemon Sr. | Lea, Joseph | Leavens, Richmond | Ledbetter, William | Lucas, George | Lucas, William | Marley, Benjamin | Marsh, Robert | Marshall, Benjamin | Marshall, John | Martin, Clementine | Martin, George | Martin, William | Martin, Zachariah | Massey, , James | Matthews, Clybron | May, Joseph | McDaniel, John | McIver, Duncan | McManus, Lawrence | McSwan, John | Meacham, William Sr. | Medlin, Michael | Milliken, Quinton | Minter, John Sr. | Moffit, Hugh | Montgomery, John | Moody, William | Moon, , James | Moon, John | Morgan, Joseph | Odean, Thomas | Pace, Richard | Parker, Robert | Parish, Davis | Parrish, Robert | Partridge, Sarah | Patterson, , James | Pattmon, Mark | Pearce, Richard | Peoples, Hugh Piggott, John | Pike, Lydia | Pilkinton, John | Poe, Robert | Poe, William | Powers, David | Powers, John | Prince, Nicholas | Pritchet, Thomas | Purvis, Robert | Pyle, John | Ragland, Thomas to James Alston (deed) | Ratcliff, John | Rayland, William | Reynolds, Florence | | Ritch, Jacob | Rives, Seley | Rives, Thomas | Rogers, Josiah | Rogers, William | Rows, John | Self, Parish | Sellars, , James | Smith, John | Smith, William | Springfield, John | Staley, Christian | Stinson, Aaron | Stokes, Thomas to Obediah Bryant | Stone, Francis | Straughan, Richard | Tabor, Thomas | Teague, Bunsby | Teague, Moses | Temples, William | Thompson, John | Tomblinson, John | Tripp, John | Uttey, William | Vestal, Thomas | Vestal, William | Wade, Edmond | Ward, Rachel | Whinnery, Robert | White, John | White, John (2) | White, Katherine White, Thomas | Whitehead, Arthur | Whitehead, Joseph | Wilkins, Alexander | Williams, A. | Williams, Burwell Williams, John | Willis, William | Willson, Michael | Wilson, Rebecca | Winter, Daniel | Wistray, Benjamin | Womack, John Sr. | Womble, , James | Womble, Thomas Wills and Estates 1818 to 1833Armistead, Alexander | Atkinson, John A. | Atkinson, John | Avent, John | Avent, July Ann | Barbee, Betsy | Barbie, Gray | Beasley, Elizabeth | Bell, Thomas | Bland, John | Booker, , James | Branson, Joseph | Branson, Levi | Brantly, William | Branton, William | Brewer, Samuel | Brewer, Solomon | Brooks, Isaac Buchannan, Elizabeth | Buckanon, Sarah | Buckner, Jesse Burns, Thomas | Burns, William | Bush, Mary | Cate, Richard | Caveness, Matthew Cole, Elizabeth | Cole, Thomas | Cole, William Sr. | Copeland, Mark | Cotten, Rhoderick | Curl, William | Denny, Anderson Dismukes, George | Dixon, George | Dixon, Nathan Dixon, Sarah | Dixon, Solomon | Dixon, Thomas | Dodd, William | Edwards, , James | Edwards, Joshua Sr. | Fann, Rachel | Farrar, Peter | Farrar, William | Fooshee, Happy | Fooshee, Joseph | Fields, , James | Garner, , James | Gillam, William | Glass, Josiah | Glass, William | Gunter, Richard | Guthrie, Cleburn | Hackary, William | Hadley, Jane | Hamblett, William | Harris, Benjamin | Henderson, John | Hinshaw, Joseph | 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J. | Hobson, Joseph | Holland, Sampson | Holland, Wiley | Hodges, Joab | Holmes, Lewis | Horne, James | Horton, James | Jacks, Job | Jackson, Samuel | Jean, Barber | Jenkins, Sanford | Jinkins, Sanford | Johnson, Daniel | Johnson, John | Johnson, Michael Sr. | Johnston, John | Jones, Alston | Jones, Edmund | Jones, Susan | Jordan, William | Justice, Susannah | Kelly, Mary | Kemp, Daniel | Kemp, Joseph | Kemp, Susannah | Lamberly, John | Lambeth, Rachael Lambeth, Thomas | Lassater, Bennett Lassater, Thomas | Lassatar, William | Lindley, , James | Lindley, Joshua Mann, Isham | Mann, Joseph | Marcus, Jane | Marks, Margaret | Marsh, Susan | Masey, Sally | Mason, William | McBride, Archibald | McMasters, William | Mebane, John | Moody, Benjamin | Moon, B.| Moore, J. | Moore, Rebecca | Morgan, Joseph | Neal, , James | Owen, Winnifred Palmer, Robert | Patrick, William | Pattishall, John | Peoples, John | Perry, John | Perry, Turner | Pickett, Simeon | Pickington, Samuel | Poe, Rebecca | Pugh, Thomas | Ridell, Cato | Riggsby, Phebe | Rives, Edward | Rush, Elizabeth | Scott, Stephen | Siler, Philip Sr. | Simon, Whitney | Small, Joseph | Snipes, John | Snipes, Thomas | Stanton, Willis | Stewart, Alexander | Stillman, Robert P. | Stinson, Robert | Stone, John | Stout, William | Strom, Alston | Strangham, Bailey | Swann, Sarah | Taylor, Rowling | Taylor, Sarah | Terry, Hannah | Terry, , James | Thomas, Benjamin | Thompson, George | Toomer, John | Torance, Sarah Ann | Uttey, Gabriel | Vistal, David | Waddell, Sarah | Ward, Martha | Watson, Elizabeth | Watson, John | Webster, Elizabeth | Welch, , Henry | Welch, William | Whiteheade, John | Whitner, Margaret | Wickson, Milly | Williams, Delpha | Williams, George | Williams, John | Williams, Richard | Williams, Thomas | Womack, Green | Womack, John | Womble, Catharine | Workman, Thomas  Find your Ancestors Records on North Carolina Pioneers SUBSCRIBE HERE

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THE QUANTUM DEVIL (2022) Review of sci-fi horror

THE QUANTUM DEVIL (2022) Review of sci-fi horror

‘Welcome to Hell’ The Quantum Devil is a 2022 American science fiction horror film about a team of scientists who are summoned to a remote location in eastern Europe in an effort to breach the quantum barrier and travel to another dimension… Directed by Larry Wade Carrell (The Darkside of Society; Girl Next; The End of April; 200 Degrees; Altered Perception; She Rises) from a screenplay…

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New Poster Revealed For 'She Rises':

http://www.horrornewsnetwork.net/articles/9702-new-poster-revealed-for-she-rises?Itemid=101

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(c) Kino Lorber

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Jacob:  Interview with writer and director.

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Girl Next - USA, 2020 - preview

Girl Next – USA, 2020 – preview

‘She’s not like the others.’

Girl Next is a 2020 American science fiction horror feature film about a young woman who is kidnapped by traffickers and subjected to mind-control. However, she resists and fights back.

Directed by Larry Wade Carrell (She Rises; Jacob) from a screenplay written by co-producer Zeph E. Daniel (aka Woody Keith: Silent Night, Deadly Night 4; Society; Bride of Re-Animator