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They came. They shopped. They saved the world! The next horror remake is coming from Roxanne Benjamin, who was one of the directors the fantastic 2015 indie horror film Southbound, is remaking 1984’s horror-comedy Night of the Comet for Orion Pictures. She will also be writing the script, Deadline reports. According to the site, the new version will be more horror than comedy this time around. The original was written and directed by Thom Eberhardt and centered on two sisters fighting zombies after a comet wipes out most of the life on Earth. Kelli Maroney, Catherine Mary Stewart, and Robert Beltran starred.
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The sixth Terminator film has a new release date. Two weeks later than originally announced, Paramount’s Terminator will now open in theaters on November 1, 2019, where it will face off against Warner Bros’ Charlie’s Angel. Arnold Schwarzenegger, former governor of California, is reprising his role. Linda Hamilton will also be returning to reprise her role as Sarah Connor. The direct sequel to Terminator 2: Judgement Day is being produced by Skydance and franchise creator James Cameron. As soon as plot details are revealed we will let you know.
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SyFy is gearing up to bring horror fans two new version of the classics. The network is negotiations to pick up the rights to make new versions of 1988’s Killer Klowns from Outer Space and 1986’s Critters. Fans have been begging for decades for a sequel to Killer Klowns and it looks like they are finally going to get one. The film follows a young couple and their friends who discover that a circus tent is actually a UFO filled with aliens that look like clowns. The clowns descend on the small town capturing residents in cotton candy cocoons to eat, but the friends are out to stop it. Critters centers on an attack of fuzzy, ugly, little aliens who want to make a snack of the residents of a small town. The film spawned several sequels including the third which starred Leonardo DiCaprio. What do you think? Are you excited?
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Ol’ Gavin York finds a box of tapes in his in-laws house that purports to show two filmmakers investigating an urban legend that goes by the handle of Peeping Tom and lives in a tunnel where he moves ever closer as you blink (what’s a Weeping Angel?) until he is close enough to give you a “butterfly kiss”, the eyelash touching flutter thing dopes do when they are trying to be a “cute couple”. Well that duo mentioned above survive their initial encounter with the entity, but he is soon hunting them which makes them go insane. Anyway, York decides to make a documentary about the incident (which he documents the making of…) and he runs into opposition a-plenty including the fact that everyone thinks he’s a first class wing-nut, and soon his grip on reality begins slipping as well! As you may have surmised, Butterfly Kisses is one of your found footage fright flicks; this time presented primarily as
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Amaris Davidson, former NBA dancer turned actress, sat down with me to talk about her roles in films like Insidious 3, as Sarah in the soon to be released film Killer Kate! and her character Coach Fazholtz on the new supernatural series “Light As A Feather” which has just arrived on Hulu. Horror Fuel: “What was it like on the set of Insidious 3?” Amaris Davidson: “Oh, man. It was in a dilapidated hospital. It was a real hospital that they had turned into a movie set, exclusively for horror movies. Walking through the hall to get to where we were filming was interesting itself. It would give you a weird feeling. I don’t care for hospitals already, so it was really creepy. I play a nurse in Insidious 3, an ER nurse. There was a lot of blood in the prosthetics which were really beautifully done. They fire off the smoke machine and all you see is smoke coming
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Gravitas Ventures have just released an all-new trailer for American Exorcist, the Christmas Eve set horror film starring and produced by genre icon Bill Moseley. “Christmas always seems to bring bad luck to the American Building. After a century of tragic accidents and unexplainable deaths, the infamous skyscraper is reportedly haunted. Georgette Dubois (Falon Joslyn) is a professional skeptic hired by Management (Bill Moseley) to debunk those urban legends. She’s a scientist, meticulously searching for something to believe in. Her every encounter with the supernatural appears to have a rational explanation. None of that experience as a paranormal investigator prepared her to be trapped high above the city with genuinely ghoulish horrors. Instead, Georgette must reconnect with her spiritual roots if she hopes to survive.” American Exorcist was shot on location in Philadelphia at the historic Inquirer Headquarters. The now abandoned high rise doubles as the equally old and decrepit American Building; a haunted office complex burdened by 100 years
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There’s something wrong with Miles in the new trailer for The Prodigy, from director Nicholas McCarthy. If the film, a mother is concerned about her young son Miles’ disturbing behavior and suspects there is something supernatural at work. Taylor Schilling, Jackson Robert Scott, Peter Mooney and Colm Feore star in the supernatural thriller, produced by Tripp Vinson. The Prodigy opens in theaters on February 8, 2019, from Orion Pictures.
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Family of Fear focuses on a the family run haunt attraction Arx Mortis; a horror house USA Today rated as one of the best in the country…until it all fell to a steamin’ pile of not-so-sinister shit. To remedy that, these freaky folks go through quite an overhaul including; actor training, expanding the size of the attraction, and ending the cliques that made new recruits to the revoltin’ ranks feel un-welcome. Will Arx Mortis regain it’s legendary status in the horror biz, or has the death knell sounded? With an emphasis both on the behind the scenes preparation and managing of the haunted attraction, as well as the wildly disparate folks, many of them social outcasts who have found a sense of family at Arx Mortis, that are attracted to acting in the haunt, Family of Fear is an absolutely thoroughly engaging documentary that not only makes you root for the folks that own the haunted house to succeed, but
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Basketball star LeBron James is making a name for himself in Hollywood. The NBA champion who is already attached to the sequel to Space Jam is ready to make his way into the horror genre. The superstar is currently in talks to produce Vertigo Entertainments’ Friday the 13th reboot under his Springhill Entertainment banner. Following Halloween’s $70 million-plus opening weekend, there’s no better time for the reboot to happen. Between James and Vertigo who has delivered many horror hits (Stephen King’s It, The Ring, The Grudge, The strangers), it may be interesting to see a new version of the classic.
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Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang meets classic Hitchcock in the whodunnit of the year! Winner of 9 major film awards, including Best Feature Film at the Hollywood Boulevard Film Festival and Best Indie Feature at the Los Angeles Film Awards, Clyde Cooper is on the case this November. Jordi Vilasuso plays Silicon Valley private detective Clyde Cooper. Hired by a tech investor to find a missing woman, the love of his life, who had mysteriously disappeared, Cooper runs into an odd ring of strange women, and weird characters until he finds much more than what he’s bargaining for. Jordi Vilasuso (“The Young and the Restless”), Abigail Titmuss (“Days of Our Lives”), Richard Neil (Prodigy), Aria Sirvaitis (“Rosewood”), Isabella Racco (The Doll) and veteran actor Lou Wagner (Planet of the Apes) star in the Peter Daskaloff film. Clyde Cooper on arrives on VOD November 22, 2018, from Souvenir Films.
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They came. They shopped. They saved the world! The next horror remake is coming from Roxanne Benjamin, who was one of the directors the fantastic 2015 indie horror film Southbound, is remaking 1984’s horror-comedy Night of the Comet for Orion Pictures. She will also be writing the script, Deadline reports. According to the site, the new version will be more horror than comedy this time around. The original was written and directed by Thom Eberhardt and centered on two sisters fighting zombies after a comet wipes out most of the life on Earth. Kelli Maroney, Catherine Mary Stewart, and Robert Beltran starred.
Continue reading →
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The sixth Terminator film has a new release date. Two weeks later than originally announced, Paramount’s Terminator will now open in theaters on November 1, 2019, where it will face off against Warner Bros’ Charlie’s Angel. Arnold Schwarzenegger, former governor of California, is reprising his role. Linda Hamilton will also be returning to reprise her role as Sarah Connor. The direct sequel to Terminator 2: Judgement Day is being produced by Skydance and franchise creator James Cameron. As soon as plot details are revealed we will let you know.
Continue reading →
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SyFy is gearing up to bring horror fans two new version of the classics. The network is negotiations to pick up the rights to make new versions of 1988’s Killer Klowns from Outer Space and 1986’s Critters. Fans have been begging for decades for a sequel to Killer Klowns and it looks like they are finally going to get one. The film follows a young couple and their friends who discover that a circus tent is actually a UFO filled with aliens that look like clowns. The clowns descend on the small town capturing residents in cotton candy cocoons to eat, but the friends are out to stop it. Critters centers on an attack of fuzzy, ugly, little aliens who want to make a snack of the residents of a small town. The film spawned several sequels including the third which starred Leonardo DiCaprio. What do you think? Are you excited?
Continue reading →
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Ol’ Gavin York finds a box of tapes in his in-laws house that purports to show two filmmakers investigating an urban legend that goes by the handle of Peeping Tom and lives in a tunnel where he moves ever closer as you blink (what’s a Weeping Angel?) until he is close enough to give you a “butterfly kiss”, the eyelash touching flutter thing dopes do when they are trying to be a “cute couple”. Well that duo mentioned above survive their initial encounter with the entity, but he is soon hunting them which makes them go insane. Anyway, York decides to make a documentary about the incident (which he documents the making of…) and he runs into opposition a-plenty including the fact that everyone thinks he’s a first class wing-nut, and soon his grip on reality begins slipping as well! As you may have surmised, Butterfly Kisses is one of your found footage fright flicks; this time presented primarily as
Continue reading →
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Amaris Davidson, former NBA dancer turned actress, sat down with me to talk about her roles in films like Insidious 3, as Sarah in the soon to be released film Killer Kate! and her character Coach Fazholtz on the new supernatural series “Light As A Feather” which has just arrived on Hulu. Horror Fuel: “What was it like on the set of Insidious 3?” Amaris Davidson: “Oh, man. It was in a dilapidated hospital. It was a real hospital that they had turned into a movie set, exclusively for horror movies. Walking through the hall to get to where we were filming was interesting itself. It would give you a weird feeling. I don’t care for hospitals already, so it was really creepy. I play a nurse in Insidious 3, an ER nurse. There was a lot of blood in the prosthetics which were really beautifully done. They fire off the smoke machine and all you see is smoke coming
Continue reading →
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Gravitas Ventures have just released an all-new trailer for American Exorcist, the Christmas Eve set horror film starring and produced by genre icon Bill Moseley. “Christmas always seems to bring bad luck to the American Building. After a century of tragic accidents and unexplainable deaths, the infamous skyscraper is reportedly haunted. Georgette Dubois (Falon Joslyn) is a professional skeptic hired by Management (Bill Moseley) to debunk those urban legends. She’s a scientist, meticulously searching for something to believe in. Her every encounter with the supernatural appears to have a rational explanation. None of that experience as a paranormal investigator prepared her to be trapped high above the city with genuinely ghoulish horrors. Instead, Georgette must reconnect with her spiritual roots if she hopes to survive.” American Exorcist was shot on location in Philadelphia at the historic Inquirer Headquarters. The now abandoned high rise doubles as the equally old and decrepit American Building; a haunted office complex burdened by 100 years
Continue reading →
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There’s something wrong with Miles in the new trailer for The Prodigy, from director Nicholas McCarthy. If the film, a mother is concerned about her young son Miles’ disturbing behavior and suspects there is something supernatural at work. Taylor Schilling, Jackson Robert Scott, Peter Mooney and Colm Feore star in the supernatural thriller, produced by Tripp Vinson. The Prodigy opens in theaters on February 8, 2019, from Orion Pictures.
Continue reading →
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Family of Fear focuses on a the family run haunt attraction Arx Mortis; a horror house USA Today rated as one of the best in the country…until it all fell to a steamin’ pile of not-so-sinister shit. To remedy that, these freaky folks go through quite an overhaul including; actor training, expanding the size of the attraction, and ending the cliques that made new recruits to the revoltin’ ranks feel un-welcome. Will Arx Mortis regain it’s legendary status in the horror biz, or has the death knell sounded? With an emphasis both on the behind the scenes preparation and managing of the haunted attraction, as well as the wildly disparate folks, many of them social outcasts who have found a sense of family at Arx Mortis, that are attracted to acting in the haunt, Family of Fear is an absolutely thoroughly engaging documentary that not only makes you root for the folks that own the haunted house to succeed, but
Continue reading →
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Basketball star LeBron James is making a name for himself in Hollywood. The NBA champion who is already attached to the sequel to Space Jam is ready to make his way into the horror genre. The superstar is currently in talks to produce Vertigo Entertainments’ Friday the 13th reboot under his Springhill Entertainment banner. Following Halloween’s $70 million-plus opening weekend, there’s no better time for the reboot to happen. Between James and Vertigo who has delivered many horror hits (Stephen King’s It, The Ring, The Grudge, The strangers), it may be interesting to see a new version of the classic.
Continue reading →
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Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang meets classic Hitchcock in the whodunnit of the year! Winner of 9 major film awards, including Best Feature Film at the Hollywood Boulevard Film Festival and Best Indie Feature at the Los Angeles Film Awards, Clyde Cooper is on the case this November. Jordi Vilasuso plays Silicon Valley private detective Clyde Cooper. Hired by a tech investor to find a missing woman, the love of his life, who had mysteriously disappeared, Cooper runs into an odd ring of strange women, and weird characters until he finds much more than what he’s bargaining for. Jordi Vilasuso (“The Young and the Restless”), Abigail Titmuss (“Days of Our Lives”), Richard Neil (Prodigy), Aria Sirvaitis (“Rosewood”), Isabella Racco (The Doll) and veteran actor Lou Wagner (Planet of the Apes) star in the Peter Daskaloff film. Clyde Cooper on arrives on VOD November 22, 2018, from Souvenir Films.
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