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Actor Tom Atkins is a legend. He has starred in everything from Escape from New York, Halloween III: Season of the Witch, My Bloody Valentine 3D, Night of the Creeps, The Fog, HBO’s OZ.  Tom took time to speak with Horrornews.net. He talks about Trick and more. Hi Tom, How are you?

Welcome to the Monster Movie Podcast. This week Doc Rotten and Thomas Mariani cover the films an career of John Carpenter, one of the most influential horror directors of the modern era. From Halloween to Escape from New York to The Thing, John Carpenter shaped the future of horror, setting trends and creating sub-genres. He’s responsible for such horror icons …

Last week I showed you that kick ass artwork for the upcoming SCREAM FACTORY release of John Carpenter’s THE FOG and today I’ve got even better news, the final Blu-ray specs. This is going to be an awesome release, check it out! THE FOG Collector’s Edition Blu-ray™ and DVD A weather beaten old fisherman tells an ancient tale of betrayal …

You all know already how big a fan I am of the SCREAM FACTORY line of Blu-ray discs and things like this are the very reason why. Check out this absolutely kick ass artwork that will be gracing the cover of their upcoming release of John Carpenter’s THE FOG. Nice, huh?

You know the term well. The dreaded re-make! We are certainly in an era of history repeating itself. Though as in this list, history doesn’t always mean better. This list of turds is our tribute to the worst of the remakes to come along in the horror genre. As an incentive, many of these movies spawn from the influence of …

Today with every person on the planet blogging (whether they have something to say or not) you can find quite a few choices out there on any single subject. A quick example would be “Top Horror Films of the Decade.” Type that in to googizzle and what do you come back with? 19,600,000 hits, that’s what! Why do I tell you this? Get …

RW: What would you say has been the most challenging role for you? AB: Oh that would have to be portraying Judy Garland because she‘s so well known. The audience is tough but it was fun. There’s no singing. I can’t do it. It’s well written so I felt I just had to be a part of it. RW: Of …