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The New Trailer For Damien Reveals The End Of Days
The premiere date for A&E’s new series Damien is drawing near. The series, follows Damien Thorn, the child from the 1976 horror classic The Omen, as an adult. Damien is about to learn who he really is, the anti-Christ. Bradley James, who played the role of Liv’s love interest in iZombie, will star as Damien. Omid Abtahi (Argo) co-stars along with Megalyn Echikunwoke (The Following), David Meunier (Aquarius) and Barbara Hershey, who played the role of Lorraine Lambert in Insidious: Chapter 2. Scott Wilson, who you may recognize as Hershel from the hit series The Walking Dead, also appears in Damien. Glen Mazzara (The Walking Dead) serves as both writer and executive producer for the series. Ross Fineman, who developed the series with Mazzara, also serves as executive producer through his company Fineman Entertainment. Damien will premiere on A&E on March 7th. In the last trailer we witness the beginning of the “End of Days”.
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Amityville: The Awakening Gets A New Unconventional Poster
No, that’s not a screen-shot (above) of an Instagram post. That is the new poster for Amityville: The Awakening. If it comes across to you as both weird and clever, you’re not alone. It is a little hard to take it serious as a poster though. Joan (Jennifer Jason Leigh), a single Mother, and her three children, one who is very ill, have relocated to a new town and a new home. Unaware of its history and reputation, the family moves into the Amityville house, where Butch DeFeo butchered his family all those years ago. Things quickly go from bad to worse when the family begins to experience intense paranormal phenomena. Jennifer Jason Leigh (The Hateful Eight), Bella Thorne (Blended), Jennifer Morrison (Once Upon a Time), Cameron Monaghan (Shameless), Thomas Mann (Project X) and Robo Cop’s Kurtwood Smith star in Amityville: The Awakening, written and directed by Franck Khalfoun (Maniac), which is finally coming to theaters on April 1st via
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Malevolent, The Animated Horror Film With An All Star Cast
Miriam DeKalb (Dani Lennon), a young woman working for a non-profit that promotes global peace initiatives, is called along with her three siblings, to her billionaire father’s side when he discovers that he is dying. Miriam and her siblings have no idea that their father (Ray Wise) has something nasty in store for them. He sees his children as traitors and has a series of grisly death traps planned for each of them. Malevolent, an animated horror film, has an all star cast including William Shatner (Star Trek), Bill Moseley (The Devil’s Rejects), Morena Baccarin (Deadpool), Ray Wise (Twin Peaks) and Dani Lennon (Bite Me). Jim Cirile and Tanya Klein are the duo behind Malevolent and they need our help to bring this film to life. There is currently an Indiegogo campaign to help fund the project, which Cirile and Klein are making without the help of Hollywood. If this film sounds like something you want to see, donate to
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An Update Of The Adaptions Of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower, Revival & The Stand
The new adaptions of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower and The Stand have had many ups and downs over the past two years. Now, the remake of The Stand has been put on hold and the TV series has hit a dead end. The Gunslinger film is moving forward and a third King adaption, Revival, is in the works. “Right now it’s [The Stand] just in a holding pattern trying to figure out how to best make the movie because we’ve toyed with breaking it up into multiple movies, making it into one, making it into two. The latest draft, Josh Boone had written it and he was very anxious to make it but since then has written another script, Revival, which he’s gonna do beforehand, so were’ just waiting for that.” King’s Revival, starring Samuel L. Jackson, centers on a preacher who discovers the power to heal, but in true Stephen King fashion, the preacher unleashes a power he
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Christopher Fitchett’s Supernatural Thriller The Fear Of Darkness Coming To DVD
A brilliant young psychiatrist is forced to confront the dark creature that dwells deep inside her when she begins to investigate the supernatural disappearance of a university student. The Fear of Darkness, directed by Christopher Fitchett (Blood Money), has now been scheduled for DVD release on March 1st, from Alchomy. Penelope Mitchell (The Vampire Diaries), Christopher Sommers (Predestination) Aaron Paderson (City Homicide) and Maeve Dermody (Black Water) star in this supernatural thriller.
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In Honor Of The Witch – Real Witches From History
The Witch opens this weekend in theaters nation wide. In honor of the film’s release I have compiled a list of some of the most famous real witches in history. First, let me define what a witch is. According to the Oxford dictionary a witch is: a woman thought to have evil magic powers. Witches have classically been depicted as an unattractive, often old, evil woman in a black cape and pointed hat. Which simply isn’t true. Often women who were trained or gifted in healing were mistaken as evil. Let’s begin with one of the most famous witches to ever walk the earth, Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau. Laveau has been depicted in everything from films to shows like American Horror Story: Coven as well as songs. Laveau was born a free black woman in the mid-1700s in New Orleans. People of all races and backgrounds came to Laveau for healing, spells and hexes. Laveau lived well into her nineties
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Sam Raimi’s New Short Horror Film Doubles As A Chevy Commercial
Sam Raimi, the man behind the Evil Dead franchise, has made a new short horror film, sort of, it’s actually a commercial for Chevrolet. The horror inspired commercial will be shown in 2,300 theaters nation wide of the next six months. “We approached the development of the Chevrolet trailer in the same way we would an actual movie – by thinking through the plot, characters and eventual outcome.” Raimi told Ad Week in a statement quoted by Bloody-Distgusting. “I’ve been in plenty of theaters where the audience is so concerned for the safety of the main characters that they call out warnings to save them. That’s what this is based on.” The commercial poses the scenario “What would happen if someone was there to warn you that something bad was about to happen?”. The advertisement ends “With an impressive array of available active safety features, the all new 2016 Chevy Malibu and Chevy Cruze can help you avoid danger.”
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An Interview With Filmmaker And Emmy Award Nominee Cameron McCasland
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing award-winning writer/director Cameron McCasland. Last year I stumbled across McCasland’s fantastic short film Tailypo (below), which took home many awards from many film festivals. McCasland, owner of Red Headed Revolution, has had a great deal of success in the film industry, including six Emmy nominations. KM “Please tell us about Red Headed Revolution.” CM “Red Headed Revolution is the banner I use to put my films under. I first used it as the name of a blog years ago, and at some point I needed a name to put on things so I went with that. I have been a red head my whole life, and if you look at the statistics we are a very small minority on the planet. When I was a kid, I only had one other child that was red headed. So in a way you get to feel isolated. But then when look at history, you see
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Revenge Star To Play Jack The Ripper In New Series
Screenwriter Kevin Williamson has penned many horror related projects in his career including Scream, I Know What You Did This Summer and The Faculty and the series The Following. Now, Williamson has new project in the works. Deadline has reported that Williamson created and is writing the pilot episode of Time After Time for ABC. The series is based on the 1979 film and novel of the same name. In the show H.G. Wells peruses legendary serial killer Jack the Ripper to the 20th century. Revenge actor Josh Bowman will star as John Stevenson who lives a double life, one as a brilliant surgeon and the other as Jack the Ripper. H.G. Wells will be played by Freddie Stroma (Extraterrestrial, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ). Jack the Ripper, a serial killer who stalked and slaughtered women (mainly prostitutes) in the Whitechapel area of London between 1888 and 1891, has yet to be identified, though many have their suspects.
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Jamie Weston Pays Homage To The Slasher Genre With Fox Trap
Eight years after a terrible accident left a young girl disabled, the group of friends responsible are invited to remote house in the countryside for a class reunion. They group has no idea that will soon be the target of a masked maniac hell bent on seeking revenge. Jamie Weston hopes to give a nod to the slasher of the 80s and 90s with his film Fox Trap, which is now in post production. The film, from Proportion Productions stars Klariza Clayton, Scott Chambers, Alex Sawyer, Becky Fletcher, Kate Greer, Therica Wilson-Read, Julia Eringer and Richard Summers-Calvert.
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The New Trailer For Damien Reveals The End Of Days
The premiere date for A&E’s new series Damien is drawing near. The series, follows Damien Thorn, the child from the 1976 horror classic The Omen, as an adult. Damien is about to learn who he really is, the anti-Christ. Bradley James, who played the role of Liv’s love interest in iZombie, will star as Damien. Omid Abtahi (Argo) co-stars along with Megalyn Echikunwoke (The Following), David Meunier (Aquarius) and Barbara Hershey, who played the role of Lorraine Lambert in Insidious: Chapter 2. Scott Wilson, who you may recognize as Hershel from the hit series The Walking Dead, also appears in Damien. Glen Mazzara (The Walking Dead) serves as both writer and executive producer for the series. Ross Fineman, who developed the series with Mazzara, also serves as executive producer through his company Fineman Entertainment. Damien will premiere on A&E on March 7th. In the last trailer we witness the beginning of the “End of Days”.
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Amityville: The Awakening Gets A New Unconventional Poster
No, that’s not a screen-shot (above) of an Instagram post. That is the new poster for Amityville: The Awakening. If it comes across to you as both weird and clever, you’re not alone. It is a little hard to take it serious as a poster though. Joan (Jennifer Jason Leigh), a single Mother, and her three children, one who is very ill, have relocated to a new town and a new home. Unaware of its history and reputation, the family moves into the Amityville house, where Butch DeFeo butchered his family all those years ago. Things quickly go from bad to worse when the family begins to experience intense paranormal phenomena. Jennifer Jason Leigh (The Hateful Eight), Bella Thorne (Blended), Jennifer Morrison (Once Upon a Time), Cameron Monaghan (Shameless), Thomas Mann (Project X) and Robo Cop’s Kurtwood Smith star in Amityville: The Awakening, written and directed by Franck Khalfoun (Maniac), which is finally coming to theaters on April 1st via
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Malevolent, The Animated Horror Film With An All Star Cast
Miriam DeKalb (Dani Lennon), a young woman working for a non-profit that promotes global peace initiatives, is called along with her three siblings, to her billionaire father’s side when he discovers that he is dying. Miriam and her siblings have no idea that their father (Ray Wise) has something nasty in store for them. He sees his children as traitors and has a series of grisly death traps planned for each of them. Malevolent, an animated horror film, has an all star cast including William Shatner (Star Trek), Bill Moseley (The Devil’s Rejects), Morena Baccarin (Deadpool), Ray Wise (Twin Peaks) and Dani Lennon (Bite Me). Jim Cirile and Tanya Klein are the duo behind Malevolent and they need our help to bring this film to life. There is currently an Indiegogo campaign to help fund the project, which Cirile and Klein are making without the help of Hollywood. If this film sounds like something you want to see, donate to
Continue reading →
An Update Of The Adaptions Of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower, Revival & The Stand
The new adaptions of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower and The Stand have had many ups and downs over the past two years. Now, the remake of The Stand has been put on hold and the TV series has hit a dead end. The Gunslinger film is moving forward and a third King adaption, Revival, is in the works. “Right now it’s [The Stand] just in a holding pattern trying to figure out how to best make the movie because we’ve toyed with breaking it up into multiple movies, making it into one, making it into two. The latest draft, Josh Boone had written it and he was very anxious to make it but since then has written another script, Revival, which he’s gonna do beforehand, so were’ just waiting for that.” King’s Revival, starring Samuel L. Jackson, centers on a preacher who discovers the power to heal, but in true Stephen King fashion, the preacher unleashes a power he
Continue reading →
Christopher Fitchett’s Supernatural Thriller The Fear Of Darkness Coming To DVD
A brilliant young psychiatrist is forced to confront the dark creature that dwells deep inside her when she begins to investigate the supernatural disappearance of a university student. The Fear of Darkness, directed by Christopher Fitchett (Blood Money), has now been scheduled for DVD release on March 1st, from Alchomy. Penelope Mitchell (The Vampire Diaries), Christopher Sommers (Predestination) Aaron Paderson (City Homicide) and Maeve Dermody (Black Water) star in this supernatural thriller.
Continue reading →
In Honor Of The Witch – Real Witches From History
The Witch opens this weekend in theaters nation wide. In honor of the film’s release I have compiled a list of some of the most famous real witches in history. First, let me define what a witch is. According to the Oxford dictionary a witch is: a woman thought to have evil magic powers. Witches have classically been depicted as an unattractive, often old, evil woman in a black cape and pointed hat. Which simply isn’t true. Often women who were trained or gifted in healing were mistaken as evil. Let’s begin with one of the most famous witches to ever walk the earth, Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau. Laveau has been depicted in everything from films to shows like American Horror Story: Coven as well as songs. Laveau was born a free black woman in the mid-1700s in New Orleans. People of all races and backgrounds came to Laveau for healing, spells and hexes. Laveau lived well into her nineties
Continue reading →
Sam Raimi’s New Short Horror Film Doubles As A Chevy Commercial
Sam Raimi, the man behind the Evil Dead franchise, has made a new short horror film, sort of, it’s actually a commercial for Chevrolet. The horror inspired commercial will be shown in 2,300 theaters nation wide of the next six months. “We approached the development of the Chevrolet trailer in the same way we would an actual movie – by thinking through the plot, characters and eventual outcome.” Raimi told Ad Week in a statement quoted by Bloody-Distgusting. “I’ve been in plenty of theaters where the audience is so concerned for the safety of the main characters that they call out warnings to save them. That’s what this is based on.” The commercial poses the scenario “What would happen if someone was there to warn you that something bad was about to happen?”. The advertisement ends “With an impressive array of available active safety features, the all new 2016 Chevy Malibu and Chevy Cruze can help you avoid danger.”
Continue reading →
An Interview With Filmmaker And Emmy Award Nominee Cameron McCasland
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing award-winning writer/director Cameron McCasland. Last year I stumbled across McCasland’s fantastic short film Tailypo (below), which took home many awards from many film festivals. McCasland, owner of Red Headed Revolution, has had a great deal of success in the film industry, including six Emmy nominations. KM “Please tell us about Red Headed Revolution.” CM “Red Headed Revolution is the banner I use to put my films under. I first used it as the name of a blog years ago, and at some point I needed a name to put on things so I went with that. I have been a red head my whole life, and if you look at the statistics we are a very small minority on the planet. When I was a kid, I only had one other child that was red headed. So in a way you get to feel isolated. But then when look at history, you see
Continue reading →
Revenge Star To Play Jack The Ripper In New Series
Screenwriter Kevin Williamson has penned many horror related projects in his career including Scream, I Know What You Did This Summer and The Faculty and the series The Following. Now, Williamson has new project in the works. Deadline has reported that Williamson created and is writing the pilot episode of Time After Time for ABC. The series is based on the 1979 film and novel of the same name. In the show H.G. Wells peruses legendary serial killer Jack the Ripper to the 20th century. Revenge actor Josh Bowman will star as John Stevenson who lives a double life, one as a brilliant surgeon and the other as Jack the Ripper. H.G. Wells will be played by Freddie Stroma (Extraterrestrial, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ). Jack the Ripper, a serial killer who stalked and slaughtered women (mainly prostitutes) in the Whitechapel area of London between 1888 and 1891, has yet to be identified, though many have their suspects.
Continue reading →
Jamie Weston Pays Homage To The Slasher Genre With Fox Trap
Eight years after a terrible accident left a young girl disabled, the group of friends responsible are invited to remote house in the countryside for a class reunion. They group has no idea that will soon be the target of a masked maniac hell bent on seeking revenge. Jamie Weston hopes to give a nod to the slasher of the 80s and 90s with his film Fox Trap, which is now in post production. The film, from Proportion Productions stars Klariza Clayton, Scott Chambers, Alex Sawyer, Becky Fletcher, Kate Greer, Therica Wilson-Read, Julia Eringer and Richard Summers-Calvert.
Continue reading →