Fangovision 3D  stereographer Jason Liquori and iFANGORIA are proud to announce the first piece of totally original 3D programming for FANGORIA.com! DARK DEADLY DIMENSIONS will bring you horror and sci-fi venues and news in mind bending 3D, so you can get as close to the action as possible without leaving the comfort and safety of your home.

It’s easy to dismiss the studio behind such films as MEGA SHARK VS. GIANT OCTOPUS, TRANSMORPHERS, DEATH RACERS, THE TERMINATORS and countless others. Low production values, dubious attempts at association with A-list titles, sub-par acting; there are plenty of reasons one can dredge up scorn to heap on this studio. It’s almost too easy. That is why today I’m going to ask you to reconsider those thoughts and look a bit deeper into The Asylum its place is in the world of cinema.

Alan Rowe Kelly and Anthony Sumner’s anthology flick GALLERY OF FEAR recently screened at the New York City Horror Film Festival. Amidst the accolades the movie received, viewers could not help but notice how actor Jerry Murdock shines in all three segments—to the point where one could dub the movie “GALLERY OF MURDOCK.”

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