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“The Killing” Series Premiere now Online

Who killed Rosie Larsen is the question that everyone is trying to figure out, especially after last night’ series premiere of The Killing. Now, AMC is giving fans the chance to watch the series premiere again, as many times as they want at their convenience. The Killing series premiere is live online and with commercial interruption . Below is the …

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INSIDIOUS New Quad

I don’t know what it is about little kids, but it really doesn’t take much to make them look creepy as all hell. The new UK Quad for INSIDIOUS is no different and the scratched out eyes are a little unsettling. Now go grab a thumbtack and scratch out the eyes of any child’s picture you find in a magazine …

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Cover art for WAKE WOOD from HAMMER

HAMMER has been dishing out the horror pretty steady the last few months. Tonight I got the word on their next release a flick called WAKE WOOD. Here’s the creepy cover art: And here is what we can expect story wise: We are told the tale of Patrick and Louise Daley (Aiden Gillen and Eva Birthistle), whose 9-year-old daughter, Alice …

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Details, Artwork and More for MEGA PYTHON VS. GATOROID

A giant Python, A huge Gator and Debbie Gibson and Tiffany scantily clad and covered with cake. What more could you possibly ask for? MEGA PYTHON VS. GATOROID has all that and more! And it’s coming to DVD and Blu-ray if you missed it on the SYFY Channel or month or so back. First, here’s the artwork for the release. …

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First official image from Rob Zombie’s THE LORDS OF SALEM

It is so nice to have a Rob Zombie film that I am actually excited to be talking to you about. THE LORDS OF SALEM is gearing up and I couldn’t be more stoked. Not a remake, sequel, remake of a sequel or any other horse crap, an actual original film. Really looking forward to what Zombie does with this …

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12 Bad Jokes About ‘Rubber’

12 Bad Jokes About ‘Rubber’ “Rubber”(2010) is a horror film directed by Quentin Dupieux. The very unique villain Robert is a self aware tire.Robert has telekinetic powers.Although being a tire you could say he has “tele-pneumatic” powers. He’s on the rampage against a small desert town.Bringing interesting ways of getting his “steel belted” points across! Is it “bias” that makes …

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Film Review: Grip (2008)

SYNOPSIS: Atmosphere has dramatic presence in this psychological tale where the viewer is asked to develop empathy for the lead antihero. Question your own standards and morals as you live character David Walker’s nightmare…betrayal. REVIEW: The Grip is a short film release by Ron Atkins and company per the Atkins Entertainment group. While the release is marked as a 2008 …

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Australian Poster for PRIEST

Directed by Scott Charles Stewart, PRIEST stars Paul Bettany, Cam Gigandet and Maggie Q. PRIEST will be slaying vampires in US theaters on May 13th 2011. You can learn more about this movie at the official website: http://priest-movie.net/ Synopsis: “PRIEST, a post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller, is set in an alternate world — one ravaged by centuries of war between man and …

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MIB III does some cast shuffling

Things from the MIB III camp have been pretty quiet for a while but today brings some interesting casting news. This one has been plagued with all kinds of production delays and because of that they lost what I felt was a genius piece of casting with Alec Baldwin being attached to the film. Because of his busy schedule he …

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Scream Is Back. What Could Return Next?

So Scream 4 is here and we are once again in a world where Ghostface is asking people what their favourite scary movie is. Yeah, it’s a sequel, but it’s wonderful that the series didn’t go down the reboot/remake route. Surely there are other franchises out there that are due another sequel? And let’s be serious, no DVD sequels. As …

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Interview: Matt Pizzolo (GodKiller)

Why did you go with an illustrated film as opposed to another method of animation? There are lots of reasons, but I think the most important one was really being inspired by Anna Muckcracker’s gorgeous artwork. Brian Giberson (my partner at Halo-8) and I had been experimenting with the illustrated film format for a while, but we might still have …

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Film Review: Sinister (2011)

SYNOPSIS: A refugee voodoo practitioner from New Orleans suddenly shows up in a local small town with a very large chip on his shoulder. A local girl named Emily is soon going to learn what kind of trouble can be caused simply by upsetting the already vol ital witch doctor. REVIEW: Directed by: Steve Sessions Starring: Donna Hamblin, Donny Versiga, …

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Jolly Rogue Studios is walking on Cloud Nine

Earlier this year, acclaimed comic book creator Everett Soares announced he was taking over the publishing duties for his ongoing fantasy steampunk series after a three-year partnership with Connecticut-based publisher Free Lunch Comics. Since that transition, Soares is excited to now announce the recent acquisition of rights to republish Sky Pirates of Valendor Volume One under the newly established Jolly …

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“The Field” writer sells two scripts in the new year

Up and coming screenwriter Sean Wathen made the trades last year for co-writing the Spec Script “The Field” which was optioned to Stone Village Pictures. More recently, Sean Wathen had another screenplay optioned, this time by Lucky Day Studios called “CASE 2317.” Now, Sean has sold two new scripts, this time to Producer Klaus von Sayn-Wittgenstein (“Bear” and “Wolf Town”). …

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