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SYFY’s 31 Days Of Halloween 2015

SyFy’s annual ’31 Days of Halloween’ scare-a-thon will consist of more than 600 hours of horror entertainment and will showcase four original films, including ‘The Hollow’. Halloween specials from ‘Ghost Hunters’ and ‘Paranormal Witness’ are also part of the line-up. OCTOBER 1 6/5c The Last Exorcism 10/9c Dominion season finale OCTOBER 2 8/7c Men in Black 2 10/9c ZNation OCTOBER 3 7/6c I AM Legend 9/8c Night of the Wild 11/10c The Wolfman (2010) OCTOBER 4 8/7c Orphan 10:30/9:30c Fright Night (2011) OCTOBER 5 9/8c Blade 2 11:30/10:30c Blade: Trinity OCTOBER 6 6:30/7:30c Blade: Trinity 9/8c Face Off OCTOBER 7 9/8c Ghost Hunters 10/9c Paranormal Witness OCTOBER 8 6/5c The Wraith 10/9c Haven season 5 premier OCTOBER 9 7:30/8:30c Insidious 10/9c ZNation OCTOBER 10 6:30/5:30c Insidious Chapter 2 9/8c Ominous 11/10c Drive Angry OCTOBER 11 6:30/5;30c 1408 9/8c The Conjuring OCTOBER 12 6:30/5:30c The Conjuring 9/8c Orphan OCTOBER 13 6:30/5:30c Orphan 9/8c Face Off OCTOBER 14 9/8c Ghost Hunters 10/9c

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 28, 2015
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The True Stories Behind Some Of Our Favorite Horror Movies

In the opening scenes of many horror movies we’ve seen “Based on True Story” and it always seems to make the movies even more creepy. The Conjuring, Annabelle, Wolf Creek and An American Haunting are just a few examples. There are many other movies influenced by true stories, but here are a few of my favorites. Jaws This summer horror classic was inspired by a series of shark attacks that took place over twelve days along the Jersey Shore in 1916. Five people were attacked, only one survived. In July of that summer a seven foot Great White was caught. When the fisherman cut it up the middle body parts fell out of it’s stomach. The attacks stopped after the Great White was killed. A Nightmare On Elm Street Wes Craven has stated that he was inspired to write ‘A Nightmare On Elm Street’ by a series of articles in the LA Times in 1984 about two men from South

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 16, 2015
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Night Of The Living Dead: Rebirth Nears The End Of Principle Photography

The principle photography for ‘Night of the Living Dead: Rebirth’ is almost completed according to Dread Central. ‘Rebirth’ , written and directed by Roger Conners, should be completed before the beginning of 2016. In the film what begins as a yearly visit to their family’s grave side soon becomes a night of terror for two brothers as a horde of zombies give chase. Soon, eight strangers find themselves taking shelter from an army of undead, in an isolated farmhouse. Aswan Harris (Draft Day), Roger Conners (Fighting the Sky), Rachel Anderson (Raw Force), Bradley Michael Arner (Dark Moon), Taylor Nelms (The Gift), Jim Strang (The Shadow People), Hailey Moltz, RJ Messanger, Hailey Moltz, Benny Benzino and Dan Peters star in this indie sequel to the 1968 classic.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 15, 2015
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An Update On The New ‘Leatherface’ Film

Millennium Films has announced the cast of the upcoming horror film ‘Leatherface’, a prequel to ‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre’.In the film teenager Jackson / Leatherface escapes a mental hospital along with three other inmates. During the breakout they kidnap a young nurse and take her on road trip from Hell. During their run for freedom they are pursued by a Texas Ranger, who is just as crazy as they are. The Texas Ranger is Hell bent on getting revenge. ‘EastEnders’ star Sam Strike will be playing Jackson (who grows up to become Leatherface). ‘The Conjuring’ actress Lili Taylor, has been cast in the role of ‘Verna’ Sawyer. Verna is the mother of the cannibalistic Sawyer family. 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) . Stephen Dorff, who has stared in

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 3, 2015
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Walkers Are Not The Only Thing Stalking The Cast Of The Walking Dead, A Fan Is In Serious Trouble

The cast of The Walking Dead are no strangers to fans following them in an attempt to get their attention, but sometimes fans go to far, such as the case with twenty-four year old woman Kathryn Boykin. Beginning in 2006, after a theater performance Daniel May and his wife began to be harassed by Boykin. She stalked the two both in real life and on the internet. She sent him messages frequently on social media . After a while they obtained a restraining order. After he was cast as Allen on The Walking Dead things got worse. She would show up carrying signs at locations and spreading rumors about May. Tuesday Boykin pleaded guilty to aggravated stalking. As part of her plea deal she is banned from using the internet, in any form, for ten years. She is permanently banned from any contact with May or his wife. She also must maintain mental health treatment and medications prescribed to her.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 2, 2015
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‘Blood Punch’ Coming To DVD This September

Bluff Road Productions has partnered with Midnight Releasing to bring ‘Blood Punch’ to DVD, VOD and iTunes on September 1st. ‘Power Rangers RPM’ actors Milo Cawthorne, Olivia Tennet and Boyland star in this supernatural thriller, directed by Madellaine Paxson. ‘Blood Punch’ centers on a love triangle between, Milton (Cawthorne), a chemistry student that has broken out of a court-mandated drug rehab with Skyler (Tennet), a bad girl who is looking to find a cook for a drug score. Skyler lures him to an isolated cabin, where her psychotic boyfriend Russell (Boyland) waits, with plans to kill Milton as soon as the drugs are ready. Soon the three are caught in a supernatural cycle of blood, carnage and chaos with no end in sight.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 28, 2015
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Review: Dark Horse Comics’ “Death Head #2”

I reviewed the premiere issue of Death Head here and was excited to read the second installment. I was not disappointed as this title from Dark Horse Comics just keeps getting better. The comic opens up with two utility company workers going down into the sewers to investigate water levels rising due to backed up drains. They find that the tunnel is chock-full of ravenous rats and one of them meets a grisly demise. Next we see Niles at the doctor’s office after coming back from their babymoon. He has a piece of bone embedded in his leg that has to be removed, although it is not his own. He then makes a call to the Shadowcliff National Park Service’s Ranger Station to complain about their vacation from Hell. He is obviously and reasonably upset by their brush with death at the crematorium. Instead of getting some sort of apology, they accuse him of trespassing on private property, and sell

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Capt McNeely
Aug 27, 2015
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From The Director Of ‘The Stangers’ Comes ‘There Are Monsters’

Director Bryan Bertino, who wrote, directed and produced ‘The Strangers’, is directing the upcoming horror movie ‘There Are Monsters’. So far, Elizbeth Moss (Mad Men), Scott Speedman (Underworld), Ella Ballentine (The Captive), Zoe Kazan and Aaron Douglas (Battlestar Galactica) have signed on for the picture, which is set to hit theaters in 2016. The movie follows on a mother and daughter who are trapped. There is a ruthless, blood thirsty creature out in the dark and it’s something like they’ve never seen before.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 19, 2015
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Cynema: Fright Night or…Why Remake When You Can Retitle?

A Valentine To Old School Horror Remaking a film falls under the old adage: “Just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should.” Netflix reviews or more accurately, article comments are dotted with such phrases like: “the film is old” or “it’s dated.” Better yet, “it’s foreign.” All three signify a concern in American pop culture: a fixation on the superficial and a refusal to give anything deemed “old” a chance, largely by a generation that prides itself on ignorance and is unappreciative for the previous work done by others that affords it the indifference it treats anything deemed unworthy of its attention. Horror is a breeding ground for remakes, but the focus of this article will be the 1985 horror hit “Fright Night.” The recent 3D remake of yet another 80’s horror film underscores not just the needless exercise in remaking films, but shows that audiences have become truly cynical in the product they pay for. There is

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Capt McNeely
Aug 19, 2015
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‘Ouija 2’ Has Found It’s Director And It’s Star

The sequel to 2014’s supernatural thriller ‘Ouija’ has found it’s director. Flanagan is not only directing the sequel, but is also co-writing the movie’s script along with Jeff Howard. Flanagan and Howard have teamed up before, with 2014’s ‘Oculus’. Annalise Basso has signed as the star of ‘Ouija 2’. Basso will play the role of a young girl grieving the loss of her father. Basso is no stranger the Flanagan and Howard, she appeared in ‘Oculus’ as well. The sequel will once again revolve around a Ouija Board. Unlike in the first movie, this board is has been described as “ancient”. Michael Bay, Andrew Form and Brad Fuller will producing for Blumhouse Productions. Brian Goldner and Stephen Davis will produce under Hasbro and Trevor Macy will produce under the Intrepid Pictures’ banner. Sara Scott will oversee the movie for Universal. In the first ‘Ouija’ a group of friends come together to try to communicate with their friend who has recently

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 15, 2015
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