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Even Witchcraft Can’t Save ‘The Craft’ From Being Remade

When I started going through all the news about horror this morning I was shocked, saddened and infuriated to see that ‘The Craft’ has now been added to the very long list of movies set to get remade over the next two years. That’s right, Sony has ordered the remake of ‘The Craft’. (*Facepalm) Leigh Janiak, the writer of 2014’s ‘Honeymoon’, has been tasked with writing the script for the new version of the teenage witch thriller, along with Phil Graziadei who also co-wrote ‘Honeymoon’. The director and cast have yet to be announced for the project. The remake is still in the early phases of preproduction and does not have a release date at this time. I remember the first time I saw the 1996 teenage witch movie ‘The Craft’. The movie was fantastic, it put a spell on me. I must have watched that VHS a hundred time before my VCR ate it. To this day ‘The Craft’

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 14, 2015
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Kevin Durand Stars In ‘Dark Was The Night’

Kevin Durand has been busy lately, between his role on ‘The Strain’, guest role on ‘Vikings’ and several films including his role in the film ‘Dark Was The Night’. Durand is joined by Lukas Haas ( Inception ), Bianca Kajich ( 30 Minutes or Less), Sabina Gadecki (Outlaw Prophet), Heath Freeman (Home Sweet Hell ), Nick Damici and Steve Agee (Stake Land) as cast members for ‘Dark Was The Night’. This horror-thriller was written by Tyler Hisel and directed by Jack Heller, who served as producer for the horror-comedy ‘Bad Milo’, 2011’s ‘Enter Nowhere’ and the upcoming horror film ‘Some Kind of Hate’. Durand plays the role of Sheriff, who along with his Deputy (Haas), must find away to protect his small town, along with his son and himself, from an ancient evil that is hunting down and killing not only the town’s livestock but also the residents of the secluded town. There is no concrete release date, but it

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 14, 2015
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Movie Review: The Woman In Black 2: Angel of Death (2014)

‘The Woman In Black 2’ follows a group of children being evacuated from London during WWII, the children arrive at the Eel Marsh House 40 years after the first movie. The moment they arrive they wake The Woman in Black. Edward, a newly orphaned boy, becomes the focus of both Eva and The Woman in Black’s attention in this paranormal thriller. Pheobe Fox (One Day) plays the role of Eva, a teacher to the children. Eva has a sad back story. She was a young unwed mother, who’s baby was taken from her and put up for adoption. She has grown very attached to Edward , who’s parents were killed during the bombing of London. During they’re journey to the decaying manor, Eva meets a young handsome pilot named Harry (Jeremy Irvine), who is very interested in Eva, unfortunately Harry and Eva will not have a “happily ever after”. ‘The Woman in Black’ stars Mary Roscoe (Les Miserables), Helen McCrory

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 25, 2015
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Some Things Are Better Left Buried In ‘The Gallows’

Twenty years after a tragic accident took a young life during a high school play, the cast members return to their home town in an attempt to resurrect the play to honer the tragedy on it’s anniversary. The group will soon figure out that sometimes things are better left buried. Blumhouse brings us the horror-thriller ‘The Gallows’, which stars Ryan Shoos (As Night Comes), Cassidy Gifford (God’s Not Dead), Pfifer Brown (Molly’s Method), Reese Mishler (Medicine Men) and Alexis Schneider (Roadside Massacre). ‘The Gallows’ was written and directed by Travis Cluff and Chris Lofing. The release date for ‘The Gallows’ has been set as July 10 of this year.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 19, 2015
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An ‘It Follows’ Sequel Is Already In The Works

David Robert Mitchell’s supernatural thriller ‘It Follows’ has made a big impression on horror fans. It’s no surprise that ‘It Follows’ would have a sequel. According to Entertainment Weekly, Radius-TWC has begun the early stages of development, planing out a follow up movie that will answer some of the questions that go unanswered in ‘It Follows’. Tom Quinn, co-president of Radius-TWC had this to say: “I don’t want to give away to much, but we’ve thought about it…Flip the title. There’s so much we could do.” I can’t help but wonder what Quinn meant by “Flip the title”. Perhaps Quinn was hinting that the title of the sequel will be “Follow It” or something similar. There are so many ways the characters could be involved in behavior opposite of the ‘It Follows’ script. We’ll just have to wait and see.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 13, 2015
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Movie Review : ‘Out Of The Dark’ (2015) Starring Julia Stiles

Sarah (Julia Stiles), her husband Paul (Scott Speedman) and their young daughter relocate to Columbia when Sarah takes a job at her father’s paper plant. Sarah has no idea that her father, played by Stephen Rea (Underworld: Awakening), is hiding a dark secret that is about to put Sarah and Paul’s daughter Hannah in serious danger at the hands of angry spirits . Sarah and Paul must uncover the truth and find their daughter before it’s to late. Director Luis Quilez brings this supernatural thriller to life. ‘Out of the Dark’ was written by Javier Gullon (Enemy), David Pastor (Carriers) and Alex Pastor (The Last Days). In ‘Out of the Dark’ legend meets horror to create a truly intense supernatural film. ‘Out of the Dark’ reinforces the idea that nothing good can come of burying a secret, which will always come back to haunt us. There are few things I find creepier than children in horror movies. The grotesque, deformed

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 12, 2015
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Stephen Dorff Joins The Cast Of ‘Leatherface’

Millennium Films has announced three of the actors that have already signed on to star in the upcoming ‘Leatherface’ prequel to ‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre’. ‘EastEnders’ star Sam Strike will be playing Jackson (who grows up to become Leatherface). ‘Carrie’ actress Angela Bettis, has been cast in the role of ‘Verna’. Verna is the mother of the cannibalistic Sawyer family. Bettis currently plays the role of ‘Fay’ on the new USA series ‘Dig’. She has also been in many movies, including: ‘The Woman’, ‘May’, ‘Girl, Interrupted’ and the role of a mother of a very special girl, hunted by a cult, in the 2000 supernatural horror ‘Bless the Child’. The prequel will focus on Leatherface’s teenage years and will lead up to the the age that we saw him at in ‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre’, when the movie was released in 1974 (played by Gunner Hansen) . The latest star to be added to the cast roster is talented actor

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 30, 2015
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American Revenant: Settlers and Sorrow

American Revenant: Settlers and Sorrow by author John L. Davis IV is the second book in the American Revenant series. If somehow you’ve missed my review of the first book, American Revenant: Hometown Exodus then you need desperately to catch up so that you can read this recently released work of zombie fiction. Synopsis: The story that began in the novella American Revenant: Hometown Exodus continues in this new full length novel! Rejoin Gordon, Mike, Jimmy, and the rest of the group as they fight for survival. Forced to flee their hometown with friends and family, they must find someplace safe, both from their fellow man, and the ravenous dead. Could you Survive? Entertainment: 5/5 This measure was surprisingly difficult to evaluate and put a fixed value on. The reason for this is that American Revenant: Settlers and Sorrow alternates frequently between being a somewhat sluggish account of the daily life of modern-day settlers who are trying to establish a

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Fox Emm
Mar 21, 2015
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Interview With Actress Bianca Allaine Barnett

I recently had the chance to speak with ‘Albino Farm’ actress Bianca Allaine Barnett. The lovely lady and I had an interesting conversation that I would like to share with you. KM “What made you want to become an actress?” BB “I’m a huge fan of movies, especially independent and art films. I loved the idea of “movie magic” and wanted to learn how to be a part of visual storytelling, so I pursued an acting career.” KM “How did you start in entertainment?” BB “I started by modeling and then I had small roles in films. I also worked a bit as a background actor, but now I am working on the educational portion of my craft and studying acting.” KM “Your first major role was in he 2007 movie “The Devil’s Muse”, can you tell us a little about your role in the movie?” BB “I had the opportunity to do some improv during the scenes, which was

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 18, 2015
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Movie Review : ‘Housebound’ (2014)

Kylie (Morgana O’Reilly), a young woman has gotten herself into a bit of trouble. She now finds herself living with her estranged mother (Rima Bucknell) and step father Graeme ( Ross Harper) in her child home home. Kylie discovers that the house was once a half-way house for the mentally disturbed and that a girl named Elizabeth (Kitty Chalmers) was murdered in her bedroom. To make things worse, Elizabeth is haunting the house, but Kylie isn’t the type to running screaming into the night, she’s a fighter. Security man/paranormal investigator Amos (Glen-Paul Waru) , aims to help Kylie solve the mystery of who murdered Elizabeth. Their main suspect is Kylie’s reclusive neighbor, but things are often not what they appear to be. There’s nothing worse than being woken up in the middle of the night by a possessed teddy bear , or is there? This horror, thriller was written and directed by Gerard Johnstone, who also wrote and directed the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 23, 2015
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