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A Long Forgotten Lovecraft Manuscript Rediscovered
A recently rediscovered manuscript circa 1926, titled The Cancer of Superstition, co-written by Lovecraft was found in a collection of items from an old magic shop. The collection belonged to Beatrice Houdini and was commissioned by her husband, the legendary escape artist Harry Houdini. The 31-page work delves into and condemns superstition through out time. The Cancer of Superstition was not the first time that Lovecraft and Houdini worked together. Lovecraft often served as a ghostwriter for Houdini. The manuscript, co-written by CM Eddy, was meant to be a ‘campaign’ against superstition, but was sadly never finished. Houdini died soon after the project began and Houdini’s wife Beatrice made the choice not to pursue having it finished. The last line of the last written page is classic H.P. Lovecraft, “Most of us are heathens in the innermost recesses of our hearts.” H.P. Lovecraft & Harry Houdini Potter & Potter Auctions of Chicago will sell the manuscript at an auction containing
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Steven Yeun To Fight The Infected In Joe Lynch’s Mayhem
Joe Lynch, the actor/director behind Everly and Holliston, is set to begin production on his latest film, Mayhem, later this month in Belgrade, Serbia. Lynch will direct from the script penned by Matias Caruso (Carnival). The Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun (Glenn on the series) will star opposite Australian actress Samara Weaving (The Babysitter). In Mayhem a virus, capable of making people lose their inhibitions and act out their wildest impulses, spreads through a corporate law office on the same day that Derek (Yeun) is fired after being set up. Derek is now among those trapped in the quarantined building and is forced to fight for both his job and his life. Fighting for his life on camera is nothing new for Yeun. He’s fought both zombies (aka walkers) and people for several seasons on The Walking Dead, which continues to rake in viewers by the millions every Sunday on AMC. Judging from the Synopsis for Mayhem, it sounds like he’s
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Hunters The New Series From SyFy Premieres This April
SyFy’s new series Hunters chronicles the disappearance of a Baltimore F.B.I. agent’s wife, which leads him to a highly-classified government unit – the Exo-Terrorism Unit (ETU) – assembled to hunt down terrorists that may or may not be from another world. The cast includes Julian McMahon (Nip/Tuck), Britne Oldford (American Horror Story), Mark Coles Smith (Old School), Lewis Fitz-Gerald (Pitch Black), Sarah Peirse (The Hobbit), Laura Gordon (Saw V) and Edwina Wren (Canopy). Gale Ann Hurd (The Walking Dead) and Emile Levisetti (Royal Pains) will be serving as executive producers for the series along with Natalie Chaidez (Heroes), who will also be showrunner for the series. The show is based on the best-selling Novel Alien Hunter by Whitley Strieber. Hunters premieres on SyFy on April 11, 2016 at 1opm ET/PT.
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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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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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Jerry White III Makes His Directorial Debut With The Horror
Moondog Media is preparing to release The Horror on Digital VHX and limited edition VHS on April 1st. Jerry White III’s directorial debut film follows newly orphaned twins made to fight for their survival. Callie Ott (WTF!) stars along side Raymond Cramer in his first role. Twins, still reeling from the sudden loss of their parents, Malcolm (Creamer) and Isabel Rademacher (Ott) retreat to their family’s lake house for a weekend with their friends. The weekend started great, but is cut short when Malcolm and Isabel distance themselves from their friends. Once again alone the siblings are stalked by two masked assailants who invade the lake house. Malcolm kills one of the attackers, but becomes obsessed with tracking down the escaped partner. A year later Isabel is trying to pick of the pieces but the memories of the break in haunt her. Malcolm is still obsessed with tracking down the assailant. Isabel begins to worry that Malcolm might be the
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An Interview With Horror Author Scott M. Baker
I recently sat down with Scott Baker, an author and ex CIA man, to talk about his many novels. And boy does he have many. The subject matter differs between his books and trilogies, but they all have one common element, horror. KM “Tell us about your time in the C.I.A. if that is something you can talk about.” SB “Sure, I spent much of my time monitoring terrorist groups. I spent the last ten years going after cyber terrorists.” KM “What is your latest novel THA: Trans Human Assassins about?” SB “It’s about the government making trans-humans, taking humans to the next level. I read about these zombie ants made by a fungus that drives the ants to serve a single purpose. The trans-humans are like that. They’re not zombies so to speak, but the government has reprogrammed these people to serve only one purpose, to assassinate targets.” KM “Where did the inspiration for your novel Yeitso come from?”
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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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90’s Boy Bands Team Up To Fight Zombies In The Horror Western Dead 7
Odds are, you have liked a boy band at least once in your life (you don’t have to admit it out loud). Now, the best boy bands of the 90’s have come together to fight zombies. Backstreet Boy Nick Carter leads the cast of Dead 7 into the zombie apocalypse. Carter is joined by NSYNC’s Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick, 98 Degrees’ Jeff Timmons and O-Town’s Erik-Michael Estrada, Trevor Penick, Jacob Underwood and Dan Miller in the roles of gunslingers trying to rid a small western town of zombies. Carrie Keagan, Lauren Kitt Carter, Debra Wilson, Chloe Lattanzi, Frenchie Davis, Dylan Fox and Jon Secada also appear in the movie. Dead 7 is a co-production between The Asylum and Nick Carter. Danny Roew (Shotgun Wedding) directed off of the script written by Carter and Sawyer Perry. The two hour SyFy Channel special will premiere on April 1, 8pm ET/PT.
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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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A Long Forgotten Lovecraft Manuscript Rediscovered
A recently rediscovered manuscript circa 1926, titled The Cancer of Superstition, co-written by Lovecraft was found in a collection of items from an old magic shop. The collection belonged to Beatrice Houdini and was commissioned by her husband, the legendary escape artist Harry Houdini. The 31-page work delves into and condemns superstition through out time. The Cancer of Superstition was not the first time that Lovecraft and Houdini worked together. Lovecraft often served as a ghostwriter for Houdini. The manuscript, co-written by CM Eddy, was meant to be a ‘campaign’ against superstition, but was sadly never finished. Houdini died soon after the project began and Houdini’s wife Beatrice made the choice not to pursue having it finished. The last line of the last written page is classic H.P. Lovecraft, “Most of us are heathens in the innermost recesses of our hearts.” H.P. Lovecraft & Harry Houdini Potter & Potter Auctions of Chicago will sell the manuscript at an auction containing
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Steven Yeun To Fight The Infected In Joe Lynch’s Mayhem
Joe Lynch, the actor/director behind Everly and Holliston, is set to begin production on his latest film, Mayhem, later this month in Belgrade, Serbia. Lynch will direct from the script penned by Matias Caruso (Carnival). The Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun (Glenn on the series) will star opposite Australian actress Samara Weaving (The Babysitter). In Mayhem a virus, capable of making people lose their inhibitions and act out their wildest impulses, spreads through a corporate law office on the same day that Derek (Yeun) is fired after being set up. Derek is now among those trapped in the quarantined building and is forced to fight for both his job and his life. Fighting for his life on camera is nothing new for Yeun. He’s fought both zombies (aka walkers) and people for several seasons on The Walking Dead, which continues to rake in viewers by the millions every Sunday on AMC. Judging from the Synopsis for Mayhem, it sounds like he’s
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Hunters The New Series From SyFy Premieres This April
SyFy’s new series Hunters chronicles the disappearance of a Baltimore F.B.I. agent’s wife, which leads him to a highly-classified government unit – the Exo-Terrorism Unit (ETU) – assembled to hunt down terrorists that may or may not be from another world. The cast includes Julian McMahon (Nip/Tuck), Britne Oldford (American Horror Story), Mark Coles Smith (Old School), Lewis Fitz-Gerald (Pitch Black), Sarah Peirse (The Hobbit), Laura Gordon (Saw V) and Edwina Wren (Canopy). Gale Ann Hurd (The Walking Dead) and Emile Levisetti (Royal Pains) will be serving as executive producers for the series along with Natalie Chaidez (Heroes), who will also be showrunner for the series. The show is based on the best-selling Novel Alien Hunter by Whitley Strieber. Hunters premieres on SyFy on April 11, 2016 at 1opm ET/PT.
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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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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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Jerry White III Makes His Directorial Debut With The Horror
Moondog Media is preparing to release The Horror on Digital VHX and limited edition VHS on April 1st. Jerry White III’s directorial debut film follows newly orphaned twins made to fight for their survival. Callie Ott (WTF!) stars along side Raymond Cramer in his first role. Twins, still reeling from the sudden loss of their parents, Malcolm (Creamer) and Isabel Rademacher (Ott) retreat to their family’s lake house for a weekend with their friends. The weekend started great, but is cut short when Malcolm and Isabel distance themselves from their friends. Once again alone the siblings are stalked by two masked assailants who invade the lake house. Malcolm kills one of the attackers, but becomes obsessed with tracking down the escaped partner. A year later Isabel is trying to pick of the pieces but the memories of the break in haunt her. Malcolm is still obsessed with tracking down the assailant. Isabel begins to worry that Malcolm might be the
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An Interview With Horror Author Scott M. Baker
I recently sat down with Scott Baker, an author and ex CIA man, to talk about his many novels. And boy does he have many. The subject matter differs between his books and trilogies, but they all have one common element, horror. KM “Tell us about your time in the C.I.A. if that is something you can talk about.” SB “Sure, I spent much of my time monitoring terrorist groups. I spent the last ten years going after cyber terrorists.” KM “What is your latest novel THA: Trans Human Assassins about?” SB “It’s about the government making trans-humans, taking humans to the next level. I read about these zombie ants made by a fungus that drives the ants to serve a single purpose. The trans-humans are like that. They’re not zombies so to speak, but the government has reprogrammed these people to serve only one purpose, to assassinate targets.” KM “Where did the inspiration for your novel Yeitso come from?”
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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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90’s Boy Bands Team Up To Fight Zombies In The Horror Western Dead 7
Odds are, you have liked a boy band at least once in your life (you don’t have to admit it out loud). Now, the best boy bands of the 90’s have come together to fight zombies. Backstreet Boy Nick Carter leads the cast of Dead 7 into the zombie apocalypse. Carter is joined by NSYNC’s Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick, 98 Degrees’ Jeff Timmons and O-Town’s Erik-Michael Estrada, Trevor Penick, Jacob Underwood and Dan Miller in the roles of gunslingers trying to rid a small western town of zombies. Carrie Keagan, Lauren Kitt Carter, Debra Wilson, Chloe Lattanzi, Frenchie Davis, Dylan Fox and Jon Secada also appear in the movie. Dead 7 is a co-production between The Asylum and Nick Carter. Danny Roew (Shotgun Wedding) directed off of the script written by Carter and Sawyer Perry. The two hour SyFy Channel special will premiere on April 1, 8pm ET/PT.
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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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