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Pre-Order Your Copy Of Deadpool 2’s Original Motion Picture Soundtrack On Vinyl
No music collection is complete without Deadpool 2‘s Original Motion Picture Score, set to be released on vinyl this August from Sony Music Masterworks. The 180-gram single-disc picture vinyl record can be pre-ordered right now on Amazon! It’s no surprise that record has the first-ever “parental guidance” labeled album from award-winning composer Tyler Bates (John Wick, Guardians of the Galaxy), I mean we are talking about Deadpool here. The soundtrack contains popular explicit numbers like “Holy S*** Balls” and Make the Whole World ou B****”, witch Billboard stated that “the score…matches the smart-ass spirit of the franchise.“ DEADPOOL 2 (Original Motion Picture Score) tracklist: 1. X-Men Arrive 2. Fighting Dirty 3. Hello Super Powers 4. Escape 5. Vanessa 6. Weasel Interrogation 7. Holy S*** Balls 8. Mutant Convoy 9. The Name is Cable 10. Sorry for Your Loss 11. You Can’t Stop this Mother F***** 12. Ice Box 13. Docking 14. Make the Whole World our B**** 15. Pity D***
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Two More Added To The Massive Cast Of ‘It: Chapter Two’
Two new cast members have joined the massive cast of It: Chapter Two. Braven actor Teach Grant has been cast to play Henry Bowers, the bully who made life miserable for the Loser’s Club in the first film, which was played by Nicholas Hamilton, only now, he’s all grown up. Jess Weixler, who stared in the twisted film Teeth has signed on to co-star as Bill’s wife, Variety reports. The massive cast now includes Grant, Weixler, Jessica Chastain as Beverly Marsh, Bill Hader as Richie, James McAvoy as Bill, James Ransone as Eddie, Andy Bean as Stanley, Isaiah Mustafa as Mike and Jay Ryan as Ben. Xavier Dolan is Adrian Mellon, with Will Beinbrink as Tom Rogan. Bill Skarsgård returns as the demented entity known as Pennywise. Andy Muschietti is back in the director’s chair and is working from the script penned by Gary Dauberman. In the first film, we witnessed as a group of kids face the terrifying entity
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Chopping Mall’s Steve Mitchell Talks About Documentary ‘King Cohen’ In Our Interview
Chopping Mall writer Steve Mitchell and I sat down for an interview. Not only did we discuss his classic horror films, we also talked about his new documentary King Cohen which examines the life and work of prolific filmmaker Larry Cohen. Cohen has a tremendous amount of work to his credit, including the classic horror film The Stuff, It’s Alive, Phone Booth, Uncle Sam, Body Snatchers, and Maniac Cop. But I’ll let Mr. Mitchell tell you all about that. Horror Fuel: “How did Chopping Mall come to be?” Steve Mitchell: “Jim Wynorski, who was a buddy of mine, was offered an opportunity because Vestron wanted me and Roger to produce a – there’s no way to say this nicely- dead teenager movie (it was the 80’s). Vestron wanted something that took place in a shopping mall. Jim called me up and said, “Hey, you’ve got a chance to get a movie off the ground if you want to try to
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Movie Review: Wolfman’s Got Nards (2018)
Since this is a review of a documentary about the cult classic fright flick The Monster Squad that features testimonials of fans’ first experiences with the film, I’ll share mine! I vividly remember when The Monster Squad was coming out in cinemas. I was beyond excited to see a film teaming up classic creatures battling some resourceful kids…the thrills, the spills, the…the…fucking nothin’. That film never made it’s way to the Podunk cinema in my bucolic lil’ town, and there was no way in hell my parents were driving thirty minutes to the next closest theater to check it out. So I saw it when one of my friends taped it off from HBO. I really liked it. The end. Thankfully the stories in Wolfman’s Got Nards are much more entertaining and engaging than that ultra-shit yarn I spun above…though the end result is the same. People like The Monster Squad movie…I mean really, really like it, and their passion
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Explore The Most Infamous Haunted House In ‘Amityville ‘76’
A one-man development (literally just one guy) is working on the most intriguing game to date, “Amityville ‘76”. The game takes place following the events of the “Amityville Horror” in 1976 the Lutz family fled their home in the middle of the night because of a demonic presence that was haunting them. Players will take on the role of an individual who was granted access to investigate the house to see whether or not the stories were true. The game itself is a cross between “Amityville Horror” and “Paranormal Activity” The developer painstakingly modeled the interior of the house to how it was when the Lutz family left, right down to the details of furnishings and items left behind. There will be two modes in the game, the story mode (investigation) and exploratory where you can explore the house without anything creepy happening. The game’s release date will be determined at another time since the developer is working on this
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Aliens Invade A Camp In New Movie From ‘The Babysitter’ Director
Last year, director McG‘s horror-comedy The Babysitter arrived on Netflix and it was a bloody good time. Now, his new film, Rim of the World, be released by the streaming giant. In the film, “Four misfit teenagers who become unlikely allies when their summer camp experience is cut short by an alien invasion. In this epic adventure film, the youths must overcome their fears, tackle insecurities and learn to work as a team while they attempt to save the world.” Jack Gore, Miya Cech, Benjamin Flores Jr., King Bach, Alessio Scalzotto, Lynn Collins, Annabeth Gish, and Michael Beach star, with Tony Cavalero, Rudy Mancuso, Carl McDowell, Chris Wylde, David Theune, Punam Patel, and Jason Rogel co-starring. Zack Stentz penned the script, Deadline reports. McG also produces along with Mary Viola, Susan Solomon, and Matt Smith. Stentz, Brad Mendelsohn, Steven Bello, and Corey Marsh executive produce Rim of the World, which is now in production.
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Blumhouse And Facebook Team Up For Series Adaptation “Sacred Lives”
Blumhouse Television and Facebook are for a new series, titled “Sacred Lives“, from the producers of “True Blood”, Scott Winant and Raelle Tucker. The eight-episode that will each run half an hour, will be a new twist on The Sacred Lies of Minnow Bly by Stephanie Oakes, and the classic Grimm Brothers’ tale The Handless Maiden. The series centers on the story of Minnow Bly, a handless heroine who escapes a cult only to find herself imprisoned and suspected of knowing the identity of the person who murdered the leader of her cult, who will be played by Toby Huss (Halloween). Elena Kampouris, Kevin Carroll, Kiana Madeira and Ryan Robbins will co-star, Deadline reports. “Sacred Lives” centers on “A teenage cult survivor finally finds freedom, friendship and hope in juvenile detention where she is held as the FBI piece together the mystery behind the cult and its radical prophet’s death. Based on the novel by Stephanie Oakes, Sacred Lies is
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Gun Media Permanently Halts All ‘Friday The 13th: The Game’ Developments
Today, the makers of the popular multiplayer horror game, “Friday the 13th: the Game” announced there will no further developments or updates to the game. The game’s developer Gun Media’s founder and President Wes Keltner says all they (the developers) can focus on now with the game is fixing glitches/bugs in the game and maintenance on console servers. The plans for new Jason characters, locations, and councilors were slashed due to an ongoing lawsuit between the original film writer Victor Miller and its director/producer Sean Cunningham who currently owns the rights to “Friday the 13th”. Miller’s suit claims that he is, in fact, the rightful owner of the rights to the franchise since he was the one who wrote the story and created the famous mask wearing antagonist Jason Voorhees. Miller has hinted at some scorn in a past interview he did with us back in 2015. “I know this isn’t the news you wanted to hear and I wish
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A Game 65 Million Years In The Making: Final Thoughts On ‘Jurassic World Evolution’
The awesome folks over at Frontier Developments gave me the chance to play their business simulation game, “Jurassic World Evolution” where players can play the role of the manager of Jurassic World located on the island chain known as The Five Deaths. There are five levels (islands) to play and each has something unique about them and, one very special island that’s a sandbox mode. On each island, you will be given tasks provided to you by three divisions, science, entertainment, and security. When you complete a task for a division will result in money and potential to unlock new dinosaur DNA or perks for your buildings but you must be careful as completing one task may affect your standings with the others and if one division is ignored for too long, they will sabotage buildings or gates to enclosures. The parks have star ratings and generally when you reach three stars the next level unlocks. To keep the numbers
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A New ‘Friday The 13th’ Spinoff Is Headed Our Way?!
One of the most overlooked characters of Jason Goes to Hell is Steven Williams‘ bounty hunter character, Creighton Duke who dedicated his to hunting down and killing Jason Voorhees. It’s been 25 years since Creighton Duke’s battle with Jason, but it sounds like director Adam Marcus (Secret Santa) is interested in making a Creighton Duke spin-off. During a discussion with Cinema Toast Crunchcast earlier this week Marcus revealed the exclusive first information about what he describes as “a Creighton Duke-inspired film.” I have a movie… you’re the first ones I’ve talked about this to… that is a completely Creighton Duke-inspired movie,” Marcus said to the podcast. “We’re doing that next year. I can tell you that I’m talking with Steven Williams about this. I’m dead serious about this movie. It’s something I’ve wanted to do for years. For me, that was the character that I gave a crap about. That’s the guy that I adore. And, I’m tellin’ ya, I
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Pre-Order Your Copy Of Deadpool 2’s Original Motion Picture Soundtrack On Vinyl
No music collection is complete without Deadpool 2‘s Original Motion Picture Score, set to be released on vinyl this August from Sony Music Masterworks. The 180-gram single-disc picture vinyl record can be pre-ordered right now on Amazon! It’s no surprise that record has the first-ever “parental guidance” labeled album from award-winning composer Tyler Bates (John Wick, Guardians of the Galaxy), I mean we are talking about Deadpool here. The soundtrack contains popular explicit numbers like “Holy S*** Balls” and Make the Whole World ou B****”, witch Billboard stated that “the score…matches the smart-ass spirit of the franchise.“ DEADPOOL 2 (Original Motion Picture Score) tracklist: 1. X-Men Arrive 2. Fighting Dirty 3. Hello Super Powers 4. Escape 5. Vanessa 6. Weasel Interrogation 7. Holy S*** Balls 8. Mutant Convoy 9. The Name is Cable 10. Sorry for Your Loss 11. You Can’t Stop this Mother F***** 12. Ice Box 13. Docking 14. Make the Whole World our B**** 15. Pity D***
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Two More Added To The Massive Cast Of ‘It: Chapter Two’
Two new cast members have joined the massive cast of It: Chapter Two. Braven actor Teach Grant has been cast to play Henry Bowers, the bully who made life miserable for the Loser’s Club in the first film, which was played by Nicholas Hamilton, only now, he’s all grown up. Jess Weixler, who stared in the twisted film Teeth has signed on to co-star as Bill’s wife, Variety reports. The massive cast now includes Grant, Weixler, Jessica Chastain as Beverly Marsh, Bill Hader as Richie, James McAvoy as Bill, James Ransone as Eddie, Andy Bean as Stanley, Isaiah Mustafa as Mike and Jay Ryan as Ben. Xavier Dolan is Adrian Mellon, with Will Beinbrink as Tom Rogan. Bill Skarsgård returns as the demented entity known as Pennywise. Andy Muschietti is back in the director’s chair and is working from the script penned by Gary Dauberman. In the first film, we witnessed as a group of kids face the terrifying entity
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Chopping Mall’s Steve Mitchell Talks About Documentary ‘King Cohen’ In Our Interview
Chopping Mall writer Steve Mitchell and I sat down for an interview. Not only did we discuss his classic horror films, we also talked about his new documentary King Cohen which examines the life and work of prolific filmmaker Larry Cohen. Cohen has a tremendous amount of work to his credit, including the classic horror film The Stuff, It’s Alive, Phone Booth, Uncle Sam, Body Snatchers, and Maniac Cop. But I’ll let Mr. Mitchell tell you all about that. Horror Fuel: “How did Chopping Mall come to be?” Steve Mitchell: “Jim Wynorski, who was a buddy of mine, was offered an opportunity because Vestron wanted me and Roger to produce a – there’s no way to say this nicely- dead teenager movie (it was the 80’s). Vestron wanted something that took place in a shopping mall. Jim called me up and said, “Hey, you’ve got a chance to get a movie off the ground if you want to try to
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Movie Review: Wolfman’s Got Nards (2018)
Since this is a review of a documentary about the cult classic fright flick The Monster Squad that features testimonials of fans’ first experiences with the film, I’ll share mine! I vividly remember when The Monster Squad was coming out in cinemas. I was beyond excited to see a film teaming up classic creatures battling some resourceful kids…the thrills, the spills, the…the…fucking nothin’. That film never made it’s way to the Podunk cinema in my bucolic lil’ town, and there was no way in hell my parents were driving thirty minutes to the next closest theater to check it out. So I saw it when one of my friends taped it off from HBO. I really liked it. The end. Thankfully the stories in Wolfman’s Got Nards are much more entertaining and engaging than that ultra-shit yarn I spun above…though the end result is the same. People like The Monster Squad movie…I mean really, really like it, and their passion
Continue reading →
Explore The Most Infamous Haunted House In ‘Amityville ‘76’
A one-man development (literally just one guy) is working on the most intriguing game to date, “Amityville ‘76”. The game takes place following the events of the “Amityville Horror” in 1976 the Lutz family fled their home in the middle of the night because of a demonic presence that was haunting them. Players will take on the role of an individual who was granted access to investigate the house to see whether or not the stories were true. The game itself is a cross between “Amityville Horror” and “Paranormal Activity” The developer painstakingly modeled the interior of the house to how it was when the Lutz family left, right down to the details of furnishings and items left behind. There will be two modes in the game, the story mode (investigation) and exploratory where you can explore the house without anything creepy happening. The game’s release date will be determined at another time since the developer is working on this
Continue reading →
Aliens Invade A Camp In New Movie From ‘The Babysitter’ Director
Last year, director McG‘s horror-comedy The Babysitter arrived on Netflix and it was a bloody good time. Now, his new film, Rim of the World, be released by the streaming giant. In the film, “Four misfit teenagers who become unlikely allies when their summer camp experience is cut short by an alien invasion. In this epic adventure film, the youths must overcome their fears, tackle insecurities and learn to work as a team while they attempt to save the world.” Jack Gore, Miya Cech, Benjamin Flores Jr., King Bach, Alessio Scalzotto, Lynn Collins, Annabeth Gish, and Michael Beach star, with Tony Cavalero, Rudy Mancuso, Carl McDowell, Chris Wylde, David Theune, Punam Patel, and Jason Rogel co-starring. Zack Stentz penned the script, Deadline reports. McG also produces along with Mary Viola, Susan Solomon, and Matt Smith. Stentz, Brad Mendelsohn, Steven Bello, and Corey Marsh executive produce Rim of the World, which is now in production.
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Blumhouse And Facebook Team Up For Series Adaptation “Sacred Lives”
Blumhouse Television and Facebook are for a new series, titled “Sacred Lives“, from the producers of “True Blood”, Scott Winant and Raelle Tucker. The eight-episode that will each run half an hour, will be a new twist on The Sacred Lies of Minnow Bly by Stephanie Oakes, and the classic Grimm Brothers’ tale The Handless Maiden. The series centers on the story of Minnow Bly, a handless heroine who escapes a cult only to find herself imprisoned and suspected of knowing the identity of the person who murdered the leader of her cult, who will be played by Toby Huss (Halloween). Elena Kampouris, Kevin Carroll, Kiana Madeira and Ryan Robbins will co-star, Deadline reports. “Sacred Lives” centers on “A teenage cult survivor finally finds freedom, friendship and hope in juvenile detention where she is held as the FBI piece together the mystery behind the cult and its radical prophet’s death. Based on the novel by Stephanie Oakes, Sacred Lies is
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Gun Media Permanently Halts All ‘Friday The 13th: The Game’ Developments
Today, the makers of the popular multiplayer horror game, “Friday the 13th: the Game” announced there will no further developments or updates to the game. The game’s developer Gun Media’s founder and President Wes Keltner says all they (the developers) can focus on now with the game is fixing glitches/bugs in the game and maintenance on console servers. The plans for new Jason characters, locations, and councilors were slashed due to an ongoing lawsuit between the original film writer Victor Miller and its director/producer Sean Cunningham who currently owns the rights to “Friday the 13th”. Miller’s suit claims that he is, in fact, the rightful owner of the rights to the franchise since he was the one who wrote the story and created the famous mask wearing antagonist Jason Voorhees. Miller has hinted at some scorn in a past interview he did with us back in 2015. “I know this isn’t the news you wanted to hear and I wish
Continue reading →
A Game 65 Million Years In The Making: Final Thoughts On ‘Jurassic World Evolution’
The awesome folks over at Frontier Developments gave me the chance to play their business simulation game, “Jurassic World Evolution” where players can play the role of the manager of Jurassic World located on the island chain known as The Five Deaths. There are five levels (islands) to play and each has something unique about them and, one very special island that’s a sandbox mode. On each island, you will be given tasks provided to you by three divisions, science, entertainment, and security. When you complete a task for a division will result in money and potential to unlock new dinosaur DNA or perks for your buildings but you must be careful as completing one task may affect your standings with the others and if one division is ignored for too long, they will sabotage buildings or gates to enclosures. The parks have star ratings and generally when you reach three stars the next level unlocks. To keep the numbers
Continue reading →
A New ‘Friday The 13th’ Spinoff Is Headed Our Way?!
One of the most overlooked characters of Jason Goes to Hell is Steven Williams‘ bounty hunter character, Creighton Duke who dedicated his to hunting down and killing Jason Voorhees. It’s been 25 years since Creighton Duke’s battle with Jason, but it sounds like director Adam Marcus (Secret Santa) is interested in making a Creighton Duke spin-off. During a discussion with Cinema Toast Crunchcast earlier this week Marcus revealed the exclusive first information about what he describes as “a Creighton Duke-inspired film.” I have a movie… you’re the first ones I’ve talked about this to… that is a completely Creighton Duke-inspired movie,” Marcus said to the podcast. “We’re doing that next year. I can tell you that I’m talking with Steven Williams about this. I’m dead serious about this movie. It’s something I’ve wanted to do for years. For me, that was the character that I gave a crap about. That’s the guy that I adore. And, I’m tellin’ ya, I
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