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By Melissa Crowe
Published on July 01, 2009 at 12:41am
If you love cheesy, trashy, cult-inducing, B-rated horror films but can't endure the anticipation of waiting for the next zombie chase or steamy sex scene, try Horror Remix at Studio Movie Grill in Addison. Horror Remix cuts out the filler and condenses the plot into 30 or 40 minutes of guts, gore and screaming sorority girls, creating an action-packed thriller. Experience the terror of shopping malls at 10 p.m. Saturday, with two hours of free remixed versions of three 1980s slasher mall films: The Initiation, which takes place in the Dallas World Trade Center, Hide and Go Shriek and Chopping Mall. And you thought dealing with hordes of bargain shoppers on Thanksgiving sale weekend was scary enough. Show up early for a good seat and pre-movie freebies. For more information call 972-991-6684 or visit horrorremix.com.
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