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Guillermo Del Toro To Visit The Cold War Era In His Upcoming Supernatural Drama

With Guillermo del Toro not returning to direct Pacific Rim 2 we were left wondering what he was planning. News came via Variety that del Toro’s next project is a supernatural thriller. The film has been described as a “mysterious and magical journey set against the backdrop of Cold War-era America circa 1963 with an otherwordly love story at the center of it.” The currently untitled film was written by del toro. He will also be directing and producing the project. Octavia Spencer (Insurgent, The Help) is currently in talks to star in the film, which will begin production this August. Del Toro has several other upcoming films including The Haunted Mansion, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Frankenstein, Fantastic Voyage, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and At the Mountains of Madness.

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Mar 19, 2016
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Blake Lively Stars In The Shallows – The Next Great Shark Movie

One of the things that made Jaws great was it’s realism. It truly made you think before you dipped your toes in the ocean again. Even though a lot of shark movies have come out over the past few years, they were all silly CGI jokes, like Sharnado. Now, a new film is looking to bring back the emotions that Jaws captured so flawlessly. Jaume Coliet-Serra’s new film The Shallows stars Blake Lively as an injured surfer, stranded on an islet. One thing is keeping her from swimming to shore, a huge Great White circling the islet. The Shallows is set to be released on June 24 by Sony Pictures, right in the middle of beach season.

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Mar 19, 2016
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The Season 6 Finale Script Had A Huge Effect On The Cast Of The Walking Dead

The season 6 finale of The Walking Dead is only a few days away. We all know that Negan (Jeffery Dean Morgan) is coming, but what you don’t know is that when the cast members read the script some got sick, some cried and some were left speechless and that gives us a huge knot in our stomach. In an interview with EW Andrew Lincoln, who plays Sheriff Rick Grimes, made a statement about the season finale that has many worried about what’s coming in the upcoming episodes and the fate of our favorite characters. “I felt sick to my stomach when I read the script. It was the first day in the whole six years of working on The Walking Dead that I was late for work because I woke up in the middle of the night and I couldn’t get back to sleep. I was so angry and frustrated and I felt sick. And that was just after

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Mar 18, 2016
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The 1988 Horror Film Heathers Is Getting A TV Series Adaption

Yet another horror film is getting a television reboot. The series will be a reboot of the 1988 film Heathers. Heathers starred Winona Ryder and Christian Slater. It followed a clique of four high school mean-girls. Three of the girls were named Heather, the other named Veronica (Ryder). Veronica has grown tired of her friends bad attitudes and cruel actions. After she meets J.D. they decide to end her clique’s reign of terror by killing off the Heathers and staging their suicides. The Hollywood Reporter says that TV Land plans to put a new updated spin on the reboot. This time it’s the outcasts that have become high school royalty. The clique will not include a lesbian, a boy named Heath and a sexy Heather. The series will be written by Jason Micallef and the style is rumored to be similar to Fargo.

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Mar 18, 2016
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Horror Blogger Commits Brutal Double Murder

18 year-old horror blogger Ashlee Martinson, a horror blogger that went under the name “Vampchick” committed the unthinkable, she shot and killed her stepfather just before stabbing her mother over 30 times, all while her young siblings were locked in a bedroom. The day after the crime, on March 8,2015, she was charged with two-counts of first degree murder, but plead “not responsible due to mental defect”. Friday she struck a plea deal. The prosecutors plan to recommend she serves 40 years in prison. Her lawyer is asking for an eight year sentence. Martison claims that the murder was triggered after years of abuse at her stepfathers hands. An expert interviewed Martison and said that she suffers from severe depression and PTSD due to the violence she experienced, and the abuse she witnessed her mother, siblings, and family pets receive at the hands of her stepfather. According to police Martison was a self-described “horror addict” and wrote the blog titled

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Mar 18, 2016
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He Who Walks Behind The Rows Has Returned – A New Children Of The Corn Sequel Currently Filming

There are few things creepier than kids in horror films. One of the most popular franchises featuring evil kids is Children of the Corn. And a new sequel, the tenth film of the franchise, is filming as we speak. Joel Soisson (Children of the Corn: Genesis) penned the new script and John Gulager (Feast, Piranha 3DD) is in the director’s chair. Little else is known about the project at this point. Dimension Films has not revealed if the new Children of the Corn will be direct to DVD like many if its predecessors or who has been cast. Many believe that Dimension is rushing to make the film due to the fact that if a new film of a franchise isn’t made every six years, they will loose the rights to the franchise. But I guess we will find out soon enough. The original Children of the Corn premiered on March 9, 1984 and centered on a couple trapped in

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Mar 17, 2016
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Jaws Meets The Exorcist In Shark Exorcist From Wild Eye Releasing

What do you get when you cross Jaws and The Exorcist? You get Shark Exorcist, a B-movie you can really sink your teeth into. A deadly great white shark is terrorizing the small village of Paris Landing. The deadly shark is not driven by hunger or revenge, but the by the Devil himself. The people of the town turn to a Catholic priest instead of a shark hunter to save from the shark and to save their souls. Donald Farmer directed for Wild Eye Releasing. This movie stars Angela Kerecz, Bobby Kerecz, James Balsamo, Aline Huntington, Roni Jonah, Christy Moritz, Lexi Nimmo, Julia Contrenchis, Glynne Blackwell and Brad Blanchard, among others. Look for Shark Exorcist on DVD this June.

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Mar 17, 2016
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“Evil Souls” Horror Movie Review

“Evil Souls” is a 2015 horror film that was directed by Maurizio del Piccolo and Roberto del Piccolo. They both worked on another horror movie back in 2011 called “The Hounds”. The antagonist of “Evil Souls” is named Valentine who is played by Peter Cosgrove. He is known for the recent film “Grainne Uaile” and the two upcoming movies “Dalriata’s King” and “Wonderland”. The protagonist of the film is named Father Albert played by Julian Boote who is known for his parts in The Killing Zone, Dead Room and Mesocafé. The movie is working with a low budget but the practical effects are great considering that fact. “Evil Souls” relies on what the new French wave of horror has popularized and that’s what I supposed is referred to as “disturbing” or “shock gore”. Some of the shock scenes in this film were reminiscent of one of my favorite movies of all time: “Martyrs”. “Evil Souls” has a way lower budget

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Mar 17, 2016
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We’re Not Clowning Around, Eli Roth’s ‘Clown’ Is Finally Coming To The U.S.

It’s Jack’s birthday, but the clown hs backed out. Kent, Jack’s father, finds an old clown suit in the attic. Determined not to let his son down he puts on the suit, the paint and the nose. After the party is over Kent discovers that he has a bad problem, the suit won’t come off. Slowly Kent can feel himself changing. No matter what he tries he can not get the outfit off, and when he tries, he ends up in horrible agony. Kent is beginning to notice another symptom, he’s hungry and he’s craving one thing, children. The 2014 twisted film Clown, directed by Jon Watts and produced by genre genius Eli Roth, was released last year in the UK, but for some reason it never saw release here in the states, until now. That’s right, the U.S. will finally see Clown. Come March 18th the film will be available on Vudu, iTunes and other digital formats from Anchor

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Mar 17, 2016
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The Crow Reboot Stalls Again

It seems The Crow remake is having trouble again. Relativity’s reboot of the 1994 classic has already seen its share of trouble, from losing actors to Relativity’s bankruptcy that halted it from entering production earlier this year. The company had hopes that the film would be back on track this month, but have now suffered another setback. Dana Brunetti has stepped in as creative head of Relativity and as the head of The Crow project he chose to release director Corin Hardy from the project. Hardy is the forth director to step away from the reboot. Several actors have also backed out of the film. Relativity claims that The Crow is a “top production priority” and it’s no wonder why, they have already sunk $7 million into the reboot. As if the reboot wasn’t having enough problems, producer Ed Pressman is looking to throw a wrench in the studio’s plans by denying them the rights to any prequels, sequels or

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Mar 16, 2016

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Guillermo Del Toro To Visit The Cold War Era In His Upcoming Supernatural Drama

With Guillermo del Toro not returning to direct Pacific Rim 2 we were left wondering what he was planning. News came via Variety that del Toro’s next project is a supernatural thriller. The film has been described as a “mysterious and magical journey set against the backdrop of Cold War-era America circa 1963 with an otherwordly love story at the center of it.” The currently untitled film was written by del toro. He will also be directing and producing the project. Octavia Spencer (Insurgent, The Help) is currently in talks to star in the film, which will begin production this August. Del Toro has several other upcoming films including The Haunted Mansion, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Frankenstein, Fantastic Voyage, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and At the Mountains of Madness.

Continue reading →
Mar 19, 2016
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Blake Lively Stars In The Shallows – The Next Great Shark Movie

One of the things that made Jaws great was it’s realism. It truly made you think before you dipped your toes in the ocean again. Even though a lot of shark movies have come out over the past few years, they were all silly CGI jokes, like Sharnado. Now, a new film is looking to bring back the emotions that Jaws captured so flawlessly. Jaume Coliet-Serra’s new film The Shallows stars Blake Lively as an injured surfer, stranded on an islet. One thing is keeping her from swimming to shore, a huge Great White circling the islet. The Shallows is set to be released on June 24 by Sony Pictures, right in the middle of beach season.

Continue reading →
Mar 19, 2016
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The Season 6 Finale Script Had A Huge Effect On The Cast Of The Walking Dead

The season 6 finale of The Walking Dead is only a few days away. We all know that Negan (Jeffery Dean Morgan) is coming, but what you don’t know is that when the cast members read the script some got sick, some cried and some were left speechless and that gives us a huge knot in our stomach. In an interview with EW Andrew Lincoln, who plays Sheriff Rick Grimes, made a statement about the season finale that has many worried about what’s coming in the upcoming episodes and the fate of our favorite characters. “I felt sick to my stomach when I read the script. It was the first day in the whole six years of working on The Walking Dead that I was late for work because I woke up in the middle of the night and I couldn’t get back to sleep. I was so angry and frustrated and I felt sick. And that was just after

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Mar 18, 2016
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The 1988 Horror Film Heathers Is Getting A TV Series Adaption

Yet another horror film is getting a television reboot. The series will be a reboot of the 1988 film Heathers. Heathers starred Winona Ryder and Christian Slater. It followed a clique of four high school mean-girls. Three of the girls were named Heather, the other named Veronica (Ryder). Veronica has grown tired of her friends bad attitudes and cruel actions. After she meets J.D. they decide to end her clique’s reign of terror by killing off the Heathers and staging their suicides. The Hollywood Reporter says that TV Land plans to put a new updated spin on the reboot. This time it’s the outcasts that have become high school royalty. The clique will not include a lesbian, a boy named Heath and a sexy Heather. The series will be written by Jason Micallef and the style is rumored to be similar to Fargo.

Continue reading →
Mar 18, 2016
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Horror Blogger Commits Brutal Double Murder

18 year-old horror blogger Ashlee Martinson, a horror blogger that went under the name “Vampchick” committed the unthinkable, she shot and killed her stepfather just before stabbing her mother over 30 times, all while her young siblings were locked in a bedroom. The day after the crime, on March 8,2015, she was charged with two-counts of first degree murder, but plead “not responsible due to mental defect”. Friday she struck a plea deal. The prosecutors plan to recommend she serves 40 years in prison. Her lawyer is asking for an eight year sentence. Martison claims that the murder was triggered after years of abuse at her stepfathers hands. An expert interviewed Martison and said that she suffers from severe depression and PTSD due to the violence she experienced, and the abuse she witnessed her mother, siblings, and family pets receive at the hands of her stepfather. According to police Martison was a self-described “horror addict” and wrote the blog titled

Continue reading →
Mar 18, 2016
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He Who Walks Behind The Rows Has Returned – A New Children Of The Corn Sequel Currently Filming

There are few things creepier than kids in horror films. One of the most popular franchises featuring evil kids is Children of the Corn. And a new sequel, the tenth film of the franchise, is filming as we speak. Joel Soisson (Children of the Corn: Genesis) penned the new script and John Gulager (Feast, Piranha 3DD) is in the director’s chair. Little else is known about the project at this point. Dimension Films has not revealed if the new Children of the Corn will be direct to DVD like many if its predecessors or who has been cast. Many believe that Dimension is rushing to make the film due to the fact that if a new film of a franchise isn’t made every six years, they will loose the rights to the franchise. But I guess we will find out soon enough. The original Children of the Corn premiered on March 9, 1984 and centered on a couple trapped in

Continue reading →
Mar 17, 2016
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Jaws Meets The Exorcist In Shark Exorcist From Wild Eye Releasing

What do you get when you cross Jaws and The Exorcist? You get Shark Exorcist, a B-movie you can really sink your teeth into. A deadly great white shark is terrorizing the small village of Paris Landing. The deadly shark is not driven by hunger or revenge, but the by the Devil himself. The people of the town turn to a Catholic priest instead of a shark hunter to save from the shark and to save their souls. Donald Farmer directed for Wild Eye Releasing. This movie stars Angela Kerecz, Bobby Kerecz, James Balsamo, Aline Huntington, Roni Jonah, Christy Moritz, Lexi Nimmo, Julia Contrenchis, Glynne Blackwell and Brad Blanchard, among others. Look for Shark Exorcist on DVD this June.

Continue reading →
Mar 17, 2016
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“Evil Souls” Horror Movie Review

“Evil Souls” is a 2015 horror film that was directed by Maurizio del Piccolo and Roberto del Piccolo. They both worked on another horror movie back in 2011 called “The Hounds”. The antagonist of “Evil Souls” is named Valentine who is played by Peter Cosgrove. He is known for the recent film “Grainne Uaile” and the two upcoming movies “Dalriata’s King” and “Wonderland”. The protagonist of the film is named Father Albert played by Julian Boote who is known for his parts in The Killing Zone, Dead Room and Mesocafé. The movie is working with a low budget but the practical effects are great considering that fact. “Evil Souls” relies on what the new French wave of horror has popularized and that’s what I supposed is referred to as “disturbing” or “shock gore”. Some of the shock scenes in this film were reminiscent of one of my favorite movies of all time: “Martyrs”. “Evil Souls” has a way lower budget

Continue reading →
Mar 17, 2016
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We’re Not Clowning Around, Eli Roth’s ‘Clown’ Is Finally Coming To The U.S.

It’s Jack’s birthday, but the clown hs backed out. Kent, Jack’s father, finds an old clown suit in the attic. Determined not to let his son down he puts on the suit, the paint and the nose. After the party is over Kent discovers that he has a bad problem, the suit won’t come off. Slowly Kent can feel himself changing. No matter what he tries he can not get the outfit off, and when he tries, he ends up in horrible agony. Kent is beginning to notice another symptom, he’s hungry and he’s craving one thing, children. The 2014 twisted film Clown, directed by Jon Watts and produced by genre genius Eli Roth, was released last year in the UK, but for some reason it never saw release here in the states, until now. That’s right, the U.S. will finally see Clown. Come March 18th the film will be available on Vudu, iTunes and other digital formats from Anchor

Continue reading →
Mar 17, 2016
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The Crow Reboot Stalls Again

It seems The Crow remake is having trouble again. Relativity’s reboot of the 1994 classic has already seen its share of trouble, from losing actors to Relativity’s bankruptcy that halted it from entering production earlier this year. The company had hopes that the film would be back on track this month, but have now suffered another setback. Dana Brunetti has stepped in as creative head of Relativity and as the head of The Crow project he chose to release director Corin Hardy from the project. Hardy is the forth director to step away from the reboot. Several actors have also backed out of the film. Relativity claims that The Crow is a “top production priority” and it’s no wonder why, they have already sunk $7 million into the reboot. As if the reboot wasn’t having enough problems, producer Ed Pressman is looking to throw a wrench in the studio’s plans by denying them the rights to any prequels, sequels or

Continue reading →
Mar 16, 2016