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Jon Heder leads a group paranormal investigators in the horror-comedy Ghost Team, directed by Oliver Irving. Heder (Napoleon Dynamite) stars alongside Justin Long (Tusk, Drag Me to Hell), Amy Sedaris (BoJack Horseman), David Krumholtz (This Is the End), Paul W. Downs (Time Traveling Bong), Tom Schiller (Saturday Night Live), Joel Marsh Garland (Orange Is the New Black) and Melonie Diaz (The Belko Experiment). Determined to catch some ghosts on film, a paranormal-obsessed man mounts his own investigation into the beyond along with his depressed best friend, his misfit nephew, a cable access medium and an overeager security guy by his side. The film, written by Peter Warren, is produced by Julie Christeas, Schulyer Weiss, and Alex Sagalchik. Ghost Team will haunt Google Play beginning July 21st and will open in theaters on August 12th from The Orchard. The trailer for this star-studded film has just been released (below) and it looks hilarious.
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The first trailer has arrived for Alexandre Aja’s (Horns, The Hills Have Eyes) new supernatural thriller, The 9th Life of Louis Drax, which is set to be released this September. The trailer for the film, based on the best-selling novel by Liz Jensen of the same name and adapted by writer Max Minghella, finds a young boy in a coma after a terrible accident. As his family searches for answers terrible secrets are uncovered. The 9th Life of Louis Drax stars Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad), Jamie Dornan (Fifty Shades of Grey), Sarah Gadon (Dracula Untold), Oliver Platt (X-Men:First Class, Flatliners) , Molly Parker (Dexter, The Whicker Man), Barbara Hershey (Once Upon a Time), Terry Chen (Continuum) and Aiden Longworth (The Unseen) as young Louis Drax. After surviving eight near-death accidents throughout his young life, Louis Drax (Longworth) plunges off a steep cliff on his ninth birthday. He stuns doctors when he is revived after being dead for two hours. The
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The talking board is back to unleash an evil spirit in Ouija: Origins of Evil, the prequel to Universal’s 2014 ghostly tale, Ouija. Directed by Mike Flanagan (Hush, Oculus) and based on the screenplay he co-wrote with Jeff Howard, Ouija: Origins of Evil is based on the infamous board game from Hasbro that supposedly puts people in touch with the other side. Origins of Evil stars Parker Mack, Elizabeth Reaser, Annalise Basso, Kate Siegel, Sam Anderson, Henry Thomas, Annalise Basso, Lulu Wilson and the incredibly talented Doug Jones. It all begins when a mother, and fake medium, brings home a Ouija board. When her youngest daughter Doris discovers the board, she reaches out to her father that has passed away. But instead she discovers another spirit. And young Doris is over come by something evil. Ouija: Origins of Evil will open in theaters on October 21st, just in time for Halloween. The first trailer has just arrived (via Universal) and
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As summer time arrives our thoughts begin to drift to sun-drenched beaches and the deep water beyond. I don’t know about you, but when I think about the beach, the first thing that comes to mind is not bikini-clad women or the men strutting their stuff, it’s the water and the distinct possibility that a shark is lurking nearby, all thanks to Jaws, which was released on this day on this day (June 20th) in 1975. Directed by Stephen Spielberg and written by Carl Gottlieb and Peter Benchley, based on his novel, Jaws forever changed the way we see sharks. It made some fear the water, others (like me) it made them want to get into the water more than ever. Did you know that there is a scene from Jaws that never made it onto the film? The reason, it was deemed too graphic, too shocking for audiences to handle. It shows the death of Alex Kitner, a young
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From director Jon Watts and producer Eli Roth, comes a twisted tale of terror, titled Clown. The film stars Andy Powers as Kent, a loving father desperate to make his son happy. When a clown cancels on the boy’s birthday, Kent puts on an old clown suit that he has found. After the party is over Kent goes to take off the suit, only to discover that it will not come off. The longer he wears the suit, the more of himself he loses and the more of a monster he becomes. Suddenly, Kent finds himself suffering from serious cravings, for flesh. The film is based on a fake movie trailer created by Jon Watts, of the same name, in 2010. Roth teamed up with Watts to bring Clown to life in a full length feature film.Clown was released last year in the UK, but for some reason it never saw release here in the states, until now. It was
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Expect more from your entertainment. Don’t be spoon fed. Whether film, literature, music, even video gaming…refuse to be dumbed down. As I move over the half way point in post production for “Death House” I’ve had time to reflect on the film and wonder how it will be received. The latest news on yet another “Friday the 13th” installment is it will be an origins story. I guess my question is…was there ever that much there in the first place to warrant an origin backstory? Doesn’t it defeat the point of making a simple slasher film to entertain, scare and titillate? Do we really need an origins story whether on Pamela Vorhees or Jason or how Camp Crystal Lake was founded? The Millennial Generation and after are said to be too literal. They need everything spelled out for them. They have all the information they need on their phones. Why think? Why extrapolate? Hell, why even dream? School is taught
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Leatherface, like every other horror icon, keeps getting reinvented. Which I love, as long as it’s done right. The new prequel to the Tobe Hooper classic will follow the mentally ill icon as he escapes a mental hospital, kidnaps a young nurse and sets off to “raise hell”. The logo as well has been released The prequel is being produced by Christa Campbell (A Nightmare On Elm Street 2) Lati Grobman and Carl Mazzocone whom all exec. produced the highly successful Texas Chainsaw 3D. The prequel is also being produced by Les Weldon and executive produced by Millennium’s Avi Lerner, Trevor Short, Boaz Davidson, John Thompson, Mark Gill and Beth Bruckner O’Brien. Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo (The duo behind the 2007 critically-acclaimed Inside) will direct and Stephen Dorff (Blade), Sam Coleman (Game Of Thrones), Sam Strike (Stitches), James Bloor (Hansel and Gretel), Angela Bettis (Girl Interrupted, Carrie) and Lili Taylor (The Conjuring) will star. Angela Bettis’s character in this
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Another kiss to 80’s horror is coming our way according to the actor on the project, Jimmy Dempster. One Night Of Fear according to Dempster follows Rob (Dempster) a “all around good guy” who brings his friends on a trip through the doomed forest…needless to say walking through the DOOMED forest wasnt a good idea. Fear’ stars Jimmy Dempster (Devious Maids, The Originals, Swamp Murders), Suzi Lorraine (Pinup Dolls On Ice, Torment, Roxanna) and Jessica Sonneborn (The Haunting Of Alice D, Lure, Never Open The Door) and is currently in final prep. According to the art Dempster sent us, the 80’s homage seems to be pretty intense and pretty awesome! Between one photo [all photos are below] of Suzi Lorraine in character with a gash on her right cheek or another with the actress [Suzi Lorraine] and Jessica Sonneborn trapped in a caged room, or even the poster which screams 80’s horror all gathers the hype. Let’s just hope the
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Load videoYouTube sets cookies once the video loads “Roll credits leave the fu&@8;$ theater” -Audry “People call me a final girl, but were were all final girls in Lakewood.. And final boys” Emma and Noah Opening to a homage to the films’ Stab’ franchise called “Happy 100th Murdersville” [they should’ve just called it Stab]. The killer in the homage wore the Brandon James mask, so the film was based off the Lakewood massacre like Stab’ was based off the Woodsboro one. During the screening Audry gets the killer’s infamous text but blows them off thinking Noah’s behind it, when Noah says he wasn’t and he was coming to pick her up, that’s when stuff got…stabby. So everybody left the theater but there’s one lone wolf that stood back and had to take a picture with Audry because Audry was “her hero”. As the girl is taking the pic with Audry, behind them the killer sneaks into the screenings room. When
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Johnathon Schaech (Quarantine, Prom Night) has been casted as zombie-human-hybrid Max for the Day of The Dead remake helmed by Hector Vincens’ (The Corpse of Anna Fritz) and written by Jeffrey Reddick (Final Destination). Campbell Grobman Films produces after just finishing up with the highly anticipated Texas Chainsaw Massacre prequel, Leatherface with Jeff Rice. Synopsis: “Follows a former medical student tormented by a dark figure from her past, who happens to be a half-human, half-zombie hell-bent on destroying her..” Day of The Dead is a modern day remake of George R. Romero’s 1985 chiller of the same name courtesy of Millennium and Campbell-Groban Films. Romero’s Day of The Dead has been remade once so far, so maybe second time’s the charm. Schaech will play the half-human/half-zombie Max.Avi Lerner, Boaz Davidson, James Dudelson all act as producers. For Daily Horror Updates Follow @HMZHorror and @ZADF_ORG
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Jon Heder leads a group paranormal investigators in the horror-comedy Ghost Team, directed by Oliver Irving. Heder (Napoleon Dynamite) stars alongside Justin Long (Tusk, Drag Me to Hell), Amy Sedaris (BoJack Horseman), David Krumholtz (This Is the End), Paul W. Downs (Time Traveling Bong), Tom Schiller (Saturday Night Live), Joel Marsh Garland (Orange Is the New Black) and Melonie Diaz (The Belko Experiment). Determined to catch some ghosts on film, a paranormal-obsessed man mounts his own investigation into the beyond along with his depressed best friend, his misfit nephew, a cable access medium and an overeager security guy by his side. The film, written by Peter Warren, is produced by Julie Christeas, Schulyer Weiss, and Alex Sagalchik. Ghost Team will haunt Google Play beginning July 21st and will open in theaters on August 12th from The Orchard. The trailer for this star-studded film has just been released (below) and it looks hilarious.
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The first trailer has arrived for Alexandre Aja’s (Horns, The Hills Have Eyes) new supernatural thriller, The 9th Life of Louis Drax, which is set to be released this September. The trailer for the film, based on the best-selling novel by Liz Jensen of the same name and adapted by writer Max Minghella, finds a young boy in a coma after a terrible accident. As his family searches for answers terrible secrets are uncovered. The 9th Life of Louis Drax stars Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad), Jamie Dornan (Fifty Shades of Grey), Sarah Gadon (Dracula Untold), Oliver Platt (X-Men:First Class, Flatliners) , Molly Parker (Dexter, The Whicker Man), Barbara Hershey (Once Upon a Time), Terry Chen (Continuum) and Aiden Longworth (The Unseen) as young Louis Drax. After surviving eight near-death accidents throughout his young life, Louis Drax (Longworth) plunges off a steep cliff on his ninth birthday. He stuns doctors when he is revived after being dead for two hours. The
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The talking board is back to unleash an evil spirit in Ouija: Origins of Evil, the prequel to Universal’s 2014 ghostly tale, Ouija. Directed by Mike Flanagan (Hush, Oculus) and based on the screenplay he co-wrote with Jeff Howard, Ouija: Origins of Evil is based on the infamous board game from Hasbro that supposedly puts people in touch with the other side. Origins of Evil stars Parker Mack, Elizabeth Reaser, Annalise Basso, Kate Siegel, Sam Anderson, Henry Thomas, Annalise Basso, Lulu Wilson and the incredibly talented Doug Jones. It all begins when a mother, and fake medium, brings home a Ouija board. When her youngest daughter Doris discovers the board, she reaches out to her father that has passed away. But instead she discovers another spirit. And young Doris is over come by something evil. Ouija: Origins of Evil will open in theaters on October 21st, just in time for Halloween. The first trailer has just arrived (via Universal) and
Continue reading →
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As summer time arrives our thoughts begin to drift to sun-drenched beaches and the deep water beyond. I don’t know about you, but when I think about the beach, the first thing that comes to mind is not bikini-clad women or the men strutting their stuff, it’s the water and the distinct possibility that a shark is lurking nearby, all thanks to Jaws, which was released on this day on this day (June 20th) in 1975. Directed by Stephen Spielberg and written by Carl Gottlieb and Peter Benchley, based on his novel, Jaws forever changed the way we see sharks. It made some fear the water, others (like me) it made them want to get into the water more than ever. Did you know that there is a scene from Jaws that never made it onto the film? The reason, it was deemed too graphic, too shocking for audiences to handle. It shows the death of Alex Kitner, a young
Continue reading →
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From director Jon Watts and producer Eli Roth, comes a twisted tale of terror, titled Clown. The film stars Andy Powers as Kent, a loving father desperate to make his son happy. When a clown cancels on the boy’s birthday, Kent puts on an old clown suit that he has found. After the party is over Kent goes to take off the suit, only to discover that it will not come off. The longer he wears the suit, the more of himself he loses and the more of a monster he becomes. Suddenly, Kent finds himself suffering from serious cravings, for flesh. The film is based on a fake movie trailer created by Jon Watts, of the same name, in 2010. Roth teamed up with Watts to bring Clown to life in a full length feature film.Clown was released last year in the UK, but for some reason it never saw release here in the states, until now. It was
Continue reading →
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Expect more from your entertainment. Don’t be spoon fed. Whether film, literature, music, even video gaming…refuse to be dumbed down. As I move over the half way point in post production for “Death House” I’ve had time to reflect on the film and wonder how it will be received. The latest news on yet another “Friday the 13th” installment is it will be an origins story. I guess my question is…was there ever that much there in the first place to warrant an origin backstory? Doesn’t it defeat the point of making a simple slasher film to entertain, scare and titillate? Do we really need an origins story whether on Pamela Vorhees or Jason or how Camp Crystal Lake was founded? The Millennial Generation and after are said to be too literal. They need everything spelled out for them. They have all the information they need on their phones. Why think? Why extrapolate? Hell, why even dream? School is taught
Continue reading →
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Leatherface, like every other horror icon, keeps getting reinvented. Which I love, as long as it’s done right. The new prequel to the Tobe Hooper classic will follow the mentally ill icon as he escapes a mental hospital, kidnaps a young nurse and sets off to “raise hell”. The logo as well has been released The prequel is being produced by Christa Campbell (A Nightmare On Elm Street 2) Lati Grobman and Carl Mazzocone whom all exec. produced the highly successful Texas Chainsaw 3D. The prequel is also being produced by Les Weldon and executive produced by Millennium’s Avi Lerner, Trevor Short, Boaz Davidson, John Thompson, Mark Gill and Beth Bruckner O’Brien. Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo (The duo behind the 2007 critically-acclaimed Inside) will direct and Stephen Dorff (Blade), Sam Coleman (Game Of Thrones), Sam Strike (Stitches), James Bloor (Hansel and Gretel), Angela Bettis (Girl Interrupted, Carrie) and Lili Taylor (The Conjuring) will star. Angela Bettis’s character in this
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Another kiss to 80’s horror is coming our way according to the actor on the project, Jimmy Dempster. One Night Of Fear according to Dempster follows Rob (Dempster) a “all around good guy” who brings his friends on a trip through the doomed forest…needless to say walking through the DOOMED forest wasnt a good idea. Fear’ stars Jimmy Dempster (Devious Maids, The Originals, Swamp Murders), Suzi Lorraine (Pinup Dolls On Ice, Torment, Roxanna) and Jessica Sonneborn (The Haunting Of Alice D, Lure, Never Open The Door) and is currently in final prep. According to the art Dempster sent us, the 80’s homage seems to be pretty intense and pretty awesome! Between one photo [all photos are below] of Suzi Lorraine in character with a gash on her right cheek or another with the actress [Suzi Lorraine] and Jessica Sonneborn trapped in a caged room, or even the poster which screams 80’s horror all gathers the hype. Let’s just hope the
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Load videoYouTube sets cookies once the video loads “Roll credits leave the fu&@8;$ theater” -Audry “People call me a final girl, but were were all final girls in Lakewood.. And final boys” Emma and Noah Opening to a homage to the films’ Stab’ franchise called “Happy 100th Murdersville” [they should’ve just called it Stab]. The killer in the homage wore the Brandon James mask, so the film was based off the Lakewood massacre like Stab’ was based off the Woodsboro one. During the screening Audry gets the killer’s infamous text but blows them off thinking Noah’s behind it, when Noah says he wasn’t and he was coming to pick her up, that’s when stuff got…stabby. So everybody left the theater but there’s one lone wolf that stood back and had to take a picture with Audry because Audry was “her hero”. As the girl is taking the pic with Audry, behind them the killer sneaks into the screenings room. When
Continue reading →
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Johnathon Schaech (Quarantine, Prom Night) has been casted as zombie-human-hybrid Max for the Day of The Dead remake helmed by Hector Vincens’ (The Corpse of Anna Fritz) and written by Jeffrey Reddick (Final Destination). Campbell Grobman Films produces after just finishing up with the highly anticipated Texas Chainsaw Massacre prequel, Leatherface with Jeff Rice. Synopsis: “Follows a former medical student tormented by a dark figure from her past, who happens to be a half-human, half-zombie hell-bent on destroying her..” Day of The Dead is a modern day remake of George R. Romero’s 1985 chiller of the same name courtesy of Millennium and Campbell-Groban Films. Romero’s Day of The Dead has been remade once so far, so maybe second time’s the charm. Schaech will play the half-human/half-zombie Max.Avi Lerner, Boaz Davidson, James Dudelson all act as producers. For Daily Horror Updates Follow @HMZHorror and @ZADF_ORG
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