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Category Archives: Horror
Box Office: ‘Paranormal Activity 3’ Shatters Records
Quite a year for big openings in the box office 2011 has been. We’ve seen films like Dolphin Tale and Lion King 3D take over in even the biggest markets, and big films like Green Lantern fall flat on its … Continue reading
Trailer for ‘Hostel: Part III’ Brings Torture Porn to Las Vegas
It may have taken a back seat since the Saw franchise ended, but the “torture porn” genre, which is an offshoot of the gore exploitation genre, sure hasn’t faded in popularity. That is evident in the fact that Elo Roth’s … Continue reading
Posted in Blu-Ray, Drama, DVD, Horror, Movies, News, Trailers, Video
Tagged Brian Hallisay, Chris Coy, Eli Roth, Hostel, Hostel Part 3, John Hensley, Kip Pardue, Sarah Habel, Skyler Stone
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Monday Picks: ‘John Carpenter’s: The Thing’
Welcome to Monday Picks, a new weekly feature that examines a new movie every week from a wide array of different genres. In the spirit of the Halloween season, and being that the prequel opened this weekend, to kick us … Continue reading
Posted in Blu-Ray, Classics, DVD, DVD Reviews, Features, Horror, Monday Picks, Movies, Sci-Fi, Universal Pictures
Tagged Charles Hallahan, David Clennon, Donald Moffat, Joel Polis, John Carpenter, Keith David, Kurt Russell, Richard Dysart, Richard Masur, Rob Bottin, T.K. Carter, Tom Waites, Wilfred Brimley
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Matt Reeves to Direct Warner’s ‘Twilight Zone’ Movie, Won’t Be Anthology
The original Twilight Zone is one of those classic shows that will always be considered as creepy and intellectual as it was back when it first aired. Several reincarnations of the series ended up falling flat to the episodes that … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Announcements, Directors, Drama, Horror, Movies, News, Sci-Fi, TV, Video, Warner Bros
Tagged CBS, Cloverfield, Jason Rothenberg, Let Me In, Let the Right One In, Matt Reeves, Rod Sterling, Twilight Zone, Warner Bros
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Film Review: ‘The Thing’
Is it a sequel? A prequel? A remake? A premake? Yes. Director Matthijs van Heijningen, Jr. (yes, that is a real name) takes a lot of inspiration and most of the story from John Carpenter’s 1982 classic, the only ostensible … Continue reading
Posted in Horror, Movies, News, Reviews
Tagged Horror, John Carpenter, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Matthijs van Heijningen Jr, Movies, Remakes, Reviews, The Thing
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Trade Paperback Tuesday: ‘Locke & Key: Welcome To Lovecraft’
Everyone knows that Wednesday is new comic book day. While picking up your new issues consider looking at some of the trade paperbacks and hard covers of past issues and story lines. But which ones should you choose? That’s why … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Reviews, Comics, Editorial and Opinion, Features, Horror, IDW, News
Tagged Comics, Gabriel Rodriguez, Hardcover, IDW, Joe Hill, Locke & Key, Trade paperback, Welcome to Lovecraft
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John Cusack is Edgar Allan Poe in the First Trailer for ‘The Raven’
It’s always nice to see someone like Edgar Allan Poe get some love in a cinematic era when caped crusaders and the living dead are the hot items. That’s why we like it when someone like John Cusack and James … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Drama, Horror, Movies, News, Thriller, Trailers, Video
Tagged Alice Eve, Brendan Gleeson, Edgar Allan Poe, James McTeigue, John Cusack, Luke Evans, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, The Raven
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International Horror/Sci-Fi Film Festival ShriekFest Announces 2011 Winners
When mainstream Hollywood is busy making billions of dollars on rereleases of animated classics upgraded for 3D or movies with Morgan Freeman and a dolphin, it’s true independent cinema that holds some of the best stories and visuals. That’s why we are … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Announcements, Awards, Film Festivals, Horror, Indie, Movies, News, Sci-Fi
Tagged 31, Absentia, Certified, Denise Gossett, Film Festivals, Hear no Evil, Isle of Dogs, Molly and the Maksed Storm, Negative Image, Pig, Shriekfest, Shut In, The Dead Inside, Time Wreck, To All the Youth
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