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Let Elvira Put You In A VUDU Trance This Halloween
Greeting’s my Little Monsters, it’s lovely of you to come around yet again. October is finally her and that means it’s time for all the creepy and macabre trappings of the Halloween season. Of course one thing I diligently prepare each year is my Halloween horror movie watch-list. In the past it has consisted of whatever genre films I had in my own collection, but now it can be extended to the offerings of various streaming services. One such service, VUDU, has begun offering some titles to stream for free right alongside those you would normally pay to rent. Now since the site had recently been under maintenance, I was unable to bring you all my weekly installment of Woman(In Horror) Crush Wednesday. So my way of making it up to you is to tell you about one particular free offering that VUDU is making this month, which features everyone’s beloved Mistress of the Dark, ELVIRA! Nope, this is no
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Movie Review: “The Domicile” Is A Poorly Built House of Horror
Russel Brody is a playwright who is familiar with the sweet taste of success. But one can only rest on their laurels for so long before they must again prove their worth. Therefore, Russel is looking to make lightning strike twice, by writing a successful follow up play. However, he is somewhat beleaguered by a marital tension that is compounded by the fact that the couple are expecting their first child, all the while they are caring for his wife’s mentally disturbed sister. Things take a harder downward turn when his pregnant wife Estella suffers a fall down the stairs, claiming her life and the life of her unborn child. As a result of this tragedy, Russel’s mental state is sent spiraling into anguish and despair. In an effort to get him back on track, Russel’s writing partner convinces him to reconnect with a former lover/mistress in hopes that she may serve as his muse and reignite his creativity. When
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Discover A Strange And Dangerous New World In The First Trailer For ‘Annihilation’
Paramount Pictures and Skydance have unveiled the first teaser trailer for the sci-fi horror film Annihilation, from director Alex Garland (Ex Machina). Based on the highly-acclaimed, award-winning, first book of Jeff VanderMeer’s trilogy, ‘Southern Reach’, the film stars in Natalie Portman, Jennifer Jason Lee, Gina Rodriguez, Tessa Thompson, and Tuva Novotny. The film centers on a team of scientists who go on an expedition to explore a mysterious Eden-like place called “Area X” that has been taken over by a mysterious force. A place where the laws of nature do not apply. As the team digs deeper into the force they discover an anomaly and life forms that surpass understanding. In the teaser, we see the team explore the new beautiful, dream-like world filled with terror. Annihilation will open in theaters on February 23, 2018.
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Casting News For ‘Halloween’ Reveals New Plot Details
Last month we reported that Jamie Lee Curtis will be returning to the Halloween franchise to reprise her role of Laurie Strode. Today, more casting news comes via Deadline. According to their report, Judy Greer (Jurassic World) has entered negotiations to play a key role, that of Laurie Strode’s daughter, Karen Strode. In the new film, “Laurie Strode comes to her final confrontation with Michael Myers, the masked figure who has haunted her since she narrowly escaped his killing spree on Halloween night four decades ago.” It sounds as if the film, directed by David Gordon Green, will act as if every film of the franchise beyond the original Halloween 2 never existed. Green co-wrote the “reinvention” with Danny McBride. John Carpenter will provide the score as well as act as executive producer. Both Green and McBride will serve as executive producers along with Carpenter. Malek Akkad of Trancas and Jason Blum of Blumhouse will be producing. Michael Myers will
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Syfy Unveils The Schedule For Their “31 Days Of Halloween”
Ahh yeah, it’s that time. We’ve got the first half of Syfy’s “31 Days of Halloween”, so slip on something comfy and get ready for the best 31 days of the year! Sunday, October 1, 2017 8:00am – The Twilight Zone 8:30am – The Twilight Zone 9:30am – Ominous 11:30am – Scarecrow 1:30pm – Night of the Wild 3:30pm- Horns 11:00pm- The Cave Monday, October 2, 2017 1:00am – Night of the Wild 3:00am – Zombie Night 5:00am – The Twilight Zone 6:00am – Ominous 8:00am – Scarecrow 10:00am – Zombie Night 12:00pm – Horror House 2:00pm – The Hollow 4:00pm- The Cave 8:30pm – Hollow Man 11:00pm – Hollow Man 2 Tuesday, October 3, 2017 1:00am – Horror House 3:00am – The Twilight Zone 12:00pm – The Hollow 2:00pm – Hollow Man 2 4:00pm – Hollow Man 6:30pm – Exorcism-Emily 10:00pm – Resident Evil Wednesday, October 4, 2017 12:00am – Mothman Prp. 2:30am – Scream of Ban 4:30am –
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The Undead Meet A Bloody End In The New Clip From ‘Zombies’ Presented By Cameron Romero
Cameron Romero is following in his father’s footsteps (George A. Romero) as he prepares to present Zombies, starring Tony Todd (Candyman). Written and direct Hamid Torapour, the film has a brand new bloody clip (via Bloody-Disgusting) where zombies meet a combine harvester. With the world in shambles and plagued by a zombie outbreak, Luke works to clear the streets of the undead, helping anyone left unscathed. After a rescue mission goes off the road, Luke is saved by his old flame, Bena (Raina Hein). Back at camp, they join up with Detective Sommers (Tony Todd) before they are overrun by a horde of the undead. Steven Luke (War Pigs) and Aaron Corteau (After the Dawn) co-star in Zombies now on VOD from Broad Green Pictures.
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The Holidays Turn Deadly With ‘The Elf’
This November, grab a cup of hot cocoa, slip into your onesie, and grab a copy of the latest holiday horror movie, The Elf, a frightening tale of an ancient elf doll that reeks havoc on a family’s Christmas season. In the film, written and directed by Justin Price, “Nick is haunted by night terrors stemming from a tragic murder he saw when he was young. After inheriting an old toy shop, he discovers a cursed elf doll sealed inside an ancient chest with a naughty list of his family’s names written on it. He soon discovers that the elf was an evil conduit meant to unleash a supernatural killing spree during the Christmas Holidays by whoever set it free.” Natassia Halabi, Les Best, and Joseph Daniel Ellis co-star in this bloody gift from Uncork’d Entertainment that arrives on VOD on November 7 and on DVD on December 12, 2017.
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‘Flatliners’ Flatlines At The Box Office
The remake/sequel/bad idea that is “Flatliners” wasn’t met with a warm reception when it was released Friday, getting a 3% on Rotten Tomatoes and a mere $9.8 million worldwide, on a $20 million budget. Include marketing expenses and it looks like “Flatliners” is one of the biggest flops of the year. While the remake train has slowed down in recent years, this is yet another lesson for Hollywood that audiences don’t want rehashed and underwhelming adaptations of stories we already love. Because seriously, the original “Flatliners” is pretty damn good and can be rented for $3 on Google Play. And you get to watch it from the comfort of your couch while sipping on a beer. So basically, eat it Ellen Page (for the record Ellen Page is a great actress and a wonderful human being, who just needs to make a few better choices in what she decides to star in.)
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Horror Fuel’s “31 Days Of Halloween” – 31 Of 2017’s Must-See Releases
Not only is October the season of Halloween, it’s also a time to celebrate the horror films that we love so much. Instead of doing a list of the usual 31 Halloween classics, we are going to do something a little different. We’ve put together a list of must-see films that have come out over the past two years and those being released this month. If you want to know more about the movies simply click the highlighted title and all will be revealed including the trailers. Have a happy October! 1.. The Ice Cream Truck – Released on VOD 2. It (2017) – Now in theaters 3. Cult of Chucky – Out on DVD and Netflix 10/3 4. Annabelle: Creation – Now out on DVD 5. Get Out – Now out on DVD and on Netflix 6. The Crucifixion – Released on VOD 10/6 7. The Autopsy of Jane Doe – Out now on DVD – We rate this
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First Look: Images From Season 11 Of ‘The X-Files’ Arrive
The first two images of the upcoming 11th season of ‘The X-Files’ has arrived, via EW, and we couldn’t be more excited. The series will pick up just where season 10 left off. This season we will be getting more episodes, 10 to be exact. Fans will be excited to learn that 8 of those will be “monster-of-the-week” type episodes. EW also shared a preview of the first 3 episodes, including that Mulder and Scully’s child, William, will “come to the fore” which will cause challenges for the partners, but in the end may bring them even closer together. After episode one delves into the Cigarette Smoking Man’s (William B. Davis) backstory and apparent family ties to Mulder, the second hour opens with a time jump to put distance between Mulder and Scully and the events of the premiere. And episode three is a darkly comedic hour, penned by Chris Carter, focusing on doubles and doppelgängers. But beyond the humor,
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Let Elvira Put You In A VUDU Trance This Halloween
Greeting’s my Little Monsters, it’s lovely of you to come around yet again. October is finally her and that means it’s time for all the creepy and macabre trappings of the Halloween season. Of course one thing I diligently prepare each year is my Halloween horror movie watch-list. In the past it has consisted of whatever genre films I had in my own collection, but now it can be extended to the offerings of various streaming services. One such service, VUDU, has begun offering some titles to stream for free right alongside those you would normally pay to rent. Now since the site had recently been under maintenance, I was unable to bring you all my weekly installment of Woman(In Horror) Crush Wednesday. So my way of making it up to you is to tell you about one particular free offering that VUDU is making this month, which features everyone’s beloved Mistress of the Dark, ELVIRA! Nope, this is no
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Movie Review: “The Domicile” Is A Poorly Built House of Horror
Russel Brody is a playwright who is familiar with the sweet taste of success. But one can only rest on their laurels for so long before they must again prove their worth. Therefore, Russel is looking to make lightning strike twice, by writing a successful follow up play. However, he is somewhat beleaguered by a marital tension that is compounded by the fact that the couple are expecting their first child, all the while they are caring for his wife’s mentally disturbed sister. Things take a harder downward turn when his pregnant wife Estella suffers a fall down the stairs, claiming her life and the life of her unborn child. As a result of this tragedy, Russel’s mental state is sent spiraling into anguish and despair. In an effort to get him back on track, Russel’s writing partner convinces him to reconnect with a former lover/mistress in hopes that she may serve as his muse and reignite his creativity. When
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Discover A Strange And Dangerous New World In The First Trailer For ‘Annihilation’
Paramount Pictures and Skydance have unveiled the first teaser trailer for the sci-fi horror film Annihilation, from director Alex Garland (Ex Machina). Based on the highly-acclaimed, award-winning, first book of Jeff VanderMeer’s trilogy, ‘Southern Reach’, the film stars in Natalie Portman, Jennifer Jason Lee, Gina Rodriguez, Tessa Thompson, and Tuva Novotny. The film centers on a team of scientists who go on an expedition to explore a mysterious Eden-like place called “Area X” that has been taken over by a mysterious force. A place where the laws of nature do not apply. As the team digs deeper into the force they discover an anomaly and life forms that surpass understanding. In the teaser, we see the team explore the new beautiful, dream-like world filled with terror. Annihilation will open in theaters on February 23, 2018.
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Casting News For ‘Halloween’ Reveals New Plot Details
Last month we reported that Jamie Lee Curtis will be returning to the Halloween franchise to reprise her role of Laurie Strode. Today, more casting news comes via Deadline. According to their report, Judy Greer (Jurassic World) has entered negotiations to play a key role, that of Laurie Strode’s daughter, Karen Strode. In the new film, “Laurie Strode comes to her final confrontation with Michael Myers, the masked figure who has haunted her since she narrowly escaped his killing spree on Halloween night four decades ago.” It sounds as if the film, directed by David Gordon Green, will act as if every film of the franchise beyond the original Halloween 2 never existed. Green co-wrote the “reinvention” with Danny McBride. John Carpenter will provide the score as well as act as executive producer. Both Green and McBride will serve as executive producers along with Carpenter. Malek Akkad of Trancas and Jason Blum of Blumhouse will be producing. Michael Myers will
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Syfy Unveils The Schedule For Their “31 Days Of Halloween”
Ahh yeah, it’s that time. We’ve got the first half of Syfy’s “31 Days of Halloween”, so slip on something comfy and get ready for the best 31 days of the year! Sunday, October 1, 2017 8:00am – The Twilight Zone 8:30am – The Twilight Zone 9:30am – Ominous 11:30am – Scarecrow 1:30pm – Night of the Wild 3:30pm- Horns 11:00pm- The Cave Monday, October 2, 2017 1:00am – Night of the Wild 3:00am – Zombie Night 5:00am – The Twilight Zone 6:00am – Ominous 8:00am – Scarecrow 10:00am – Zombie Night 12:00pm – Horror House 2:00pm – The Hollow 4:00pm- The Cave 8:30pm – Hollow Man 11:00pm – Hollow Man 2 Tuesday, October 3, 2017 1:00am – Horror House 3:00am – The Twilight Zone 12:00pm – The Hollow 2:00pm – Hollow Man 2 4:00pm – Hollow Man 6:30pm – Exorcism-Emily 10:00pm – Resident Evil Wednesday, October 4, 2017 12:00am – Mothman Prp. 2:30am – Scream of Ban 4:30am –
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The Undead Meet A Bloody End In The New Clip From ‘Zombies’ Presented By Cameron Romero
Cameron Romero is following in his father’s footsteps (George A. Romero) as he prepares to present Zombies, starring Tony Todd (Candyman). Written and direct Hamid Torapour, the film has a brand new bloody clip (via Bloody-Disgusting) where zombies meet a combine harvester. With the world in shambles and plagued by a zombie outbreak, Luke works to clear the streets of the undead, helping anyone left unscathed. After a rescue mission goes off the road, Luke is saved by his old flame, Bena (Raina Hein). Back at camp, they join up with Detective Sommers (Tony Todd) before they are overrun by a horde of the undead. Steven Luke (War Pigs) and Aaron Corteau (After the Dawn) co-star in Zombies now on VOD from Broad Green Pictures.
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The Holidays Turn Deadly With ‘The Elf’
This November, grab a cup of hot cocoa, slip into your onesie, and grab a copy of the latest holiday horror movie, The Elf, a frightening tale of an ancient elf doll that reeks havoc on a family’s Christmas season. In the film, written and directed by Justin Price, “Nick is haunted by night terrors stemming from a tragic murder he saw when he was young. After inheriting an old toy shop, he discovers a cursed elf doll sealed inside an ancient chest with a naughty list of his family’s names written on it. He soon discovers that the elf was an evil conduit meant to unleash a supernatural killing spree during the Christmas Holidays by whoever set it free.” Natassia Halabi, Les Best, and Joseph Daniel Ellis co-star in this bloody gift from Uncork’d Entertainment that arrives on VOD on November 7 and on DVD on December 12, 2017.
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‘Flatliners’ Flatlines At The Box Office
The remake/sequel/bad idea that is “Flatliners” wasn’t met with a warm reception when it was released Friday, getting a 3% on Rotten Tomatoes and a mere $9.8 million worldwide, on a $20 million budget. Include marketing expenses and it looks like “Flatliners” is one of the biggest flops of the year. While the remake train has slowed down in recent years, this is yet another lesson for Hollywood that audiences don’t want rehashed and underwhelming adaptations of stories we already love. Because seriously, the original “Flatliners” is pretty damn good and can be rented for $3 on Google Play. And you get to watch it from the comfort of your couch while sipping on a beer. So basically, eat it Ellen Page (for the record Ellen Page is a great actress and a wonderful human being, who just needs to make a few better choices in what she decides to star in.)
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Horror Fuel’s “31 Days Of Halloween” – 31 Of 2017’s Must-See Releases
Not only is October the season of Halloween, it’s also a time to celebrate the horror films that we love so much. Instead of doing a list of the usual 31 Halloween classics, we are going to do something a little different. We’ve put together a list of must-see films that have come out over the past two years and those being released this month. If you want to know more about the movies simply click the highlighted title and all will be revealed including the trailers. Have a happy October! 1.. The Ice Cream Truck – Released on VOD 2. It (2017) – Now in theaters 3. Cult of Chucky – Out on DVD and Netflix 10/3 4. Annabelle: Creation – Now out on DVD 5. Get Out – Now out on DVD and on Netflix 6. The Crucifixion – Released on VOD 10/6 7. The Autopsy of Jane Doe – Out now on DVD – We rate this
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First Look: Images From Season 11 Of ‘The X-Files’ Arrive
The first two images of the upcoming 11th season of ‘The X-Files’ has arrived, via EW, and we couldn’t be more excited. The series will pick up just where season 10 left off. This season we will be getting more episodes, 10 to be exact. Fans will be excited to learn that 8 of those will be “monster-of-the-week” type episodes. EW also shared a preview of the first 3 episodes, including that Mulder and Scully’s child, William, will “come to the fore” which will cause challenges for the partners, but in the end may bring them even closer together. After episode one delves into the Cigarette Smoking Man’s (William B. Davis) backstory and apparent family ties to Mulder, the second hour opens with a time jump to put distance between Mulder and Scully and the events of the premiere. And episode three is a darkly comedic hour, penned by Chris Carter, focusing on doubles and doppelgängers. But beyond the humor,
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