January 17th, 2013 
Anthony Galasso Chicago, Illinois chip-tune pop-rock act, I Fight Dragons released their brand new music video for “cRaZie$” earlier today. The song is off of the band’s latest release, KABOOM!.
The video shows I Fight Dragons vacationing at a log cabin in the middle of the woods. The band stumbles upon some old video game equipment and before they know it, they’re fighting for survival during the zombie apocalypse.
Watch the video below and pick up KABOOM! on iTunes.
October 10th, 2012 Dane Sager Of all the holidays celebrated worldwide, no one day is more loved by the UTG staff than Halloween. With the arrival of October, the time has finally come to begin rolling out a plethora of features and special announcements we have prepared in celebration of our favorite day, including the one you’re about to read.
31 Days Of Halloween is a recurring daily feature that will run throughout the month of October. The hope and goal of this column is to supply every UTG reader with a daily horror movie recommendation that is guaranteed to amplify your Halloween festivities. We’ll …
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September 19th, 2012 Justin Proper For The Love Of Film is UTG’s newest creation from film nerd and lover of all movies Justin Proper. Sometimes you need some help to figure out how to enjoy movies, and we are here to help! No longer will you need to fear movie night because your friends have no taste in film. With this column you will be able to love even the worst gems to ever grace the silver screen.
Movies based on video games are a funny thing. Sometimes they do well, but most of the time these movies are awful. Things get lost in …
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June 26th, 2012 Justin Proper Even Glodell (the genius behind Bellflower) is making a new movie, and it involves zombies!
For those scratching their heads, Bellflower is a critically acclaimed indie movie released last year, and if you have yet to see it make sure it is the next film on your watch list. Glodell is known for his creation of a unique camera used to shoot the film and the use of real working homemade flamethrowers that appear in the movie.
Not much is known about his new film, but the filmmaker recently posted this casting call on his Facebook page:
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June 6th, 2012 Tyler Osborne Last night I went to a screening of Brave (which was amazing by the way) and one of the things that caught my eye even before the movie started was the opening trailer for Disney’s latest movie Wreck-It Ralph. The movie follows Ralph (John C. Reilly), a villain in a videogame as he tries to change his public perception as a bad guy. I don’t want to give too much away, cause frankly half the fun is watching the trailer, but if this movie translates as well as it does when I watched the trailer yesterday we’re all in …
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April 21st, 2012 James Shotwell The US poster for [Rec] 3 is not taking shit from anyone.
Featuring the film’s star Leticia Dolera carrying a chainsaw in her bloody bridal gown, there really should be no further reasoning needed to get you to view this post. It lies past the jump, so click through and enjoy.
Those lucky folks south of the US border can see [Rec] 3 in theaters right now. Those of us stateside have to wait until August for a VOD release and until September for theatrical.
June 10th, 2011 James Shotwell Something I love and hate about US film adaptations is how heavily American ego factors into the process. Generally speaking, we love to take the most successful films from other countries and turn them into overblown epics with far too much funding and far too little talent. One such example, in my opinion at least, was the remake of Mexico’s Rec, which you know as Quarantine.
If you’ll remember, the first Quarantine followed a group of citizens (and later police/soldiers) trapped inside an apartment complex that had been contaminated with a disease that essentially turned victims into zombies. …
