Ever since I was a kid browsing the sci-fi, horror and
gaming aisles at Blockbuster on Friday nights, I knew that movie
and media magic was more than just an interest but a lifestyle. Still, I
wondered what I wanted to be when I grow up until recently. I didn't want to
study law or go to a fancy business school, I just want to be involved with the
next "Critters" or be on the set of another "Halloween"
movie. I want to meet Freddy Krueger and watch Chucky come to life in front of
me. It's risky and maybe not a conventional route but I braved the horrors of
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre in sixth grade so I'm probably ready for anything.
I am a student of communication in television/film and video production. My
ultimate career goal is to to surround myself with the fun and crazy world that
bought me so much happiness as a child watching horror movies with my sister
and pretending we were totally not scared. That being said, I'd like to thank
you all for visiting Aisle 13 and being a part of my first step down this SFX
blood stained road. As an avid horror and sci-fi fan, I want to bring you all
selections from my vault of recommendations and spare you the pain of the
stinkers. With Aisle 13, there’s always something to watch whether you’re
spending a Saturday night in or you are just drawing blanks when you’re desperate for a scare or an escape to a sci-fi world.
You know those people that are nice to an uncomfortable extent? The type that get a little too comfortable with strangers too fast? Sure they might be a little odd and have a strange sense of humor but they're probably harmless... most of the time. Creep is the dark, and strange story of one such man (played a little too well by Mark Duplass) who puts an ad in the paper looking for a videographer to film a day in his life. He slowly reveals that that he has been diagnosed with cancer and has only months left to live. He wants to document a personal day in the life so that his unborn son has a video of his father to watch and grow up with. It's a touching premise but things don't stay sweet for very long as the day goes on. Things go from uncomfortable to creepy as the things our protagonist reluctantly agrees to film get stranger. Duplass does a great job taking the story from ...
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