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Orion Classics Unleashing Werewolf Film ‘The Wolf Of Snow Hollow’

Director Jim Cummings‘ werewolf film The Wolf of Snow Hollow has just been picked up by Orion Classics who has set an October release date, Deadline reports. Not only did Cummings direct, but he also stars in the film along with the late Robert Forster ((pictured), Jackie Brown, “Last Man Standing”) in his final film role, Riki Lindhome (The Last House on the Left), Jimmy Tatro (King of Staten Island), and Chloe East (“Ice”). The film centers on “a small-town sheriff (Cummings), who is struggling with a failed marriage, a rebellious daughter, and a lackluster department, who is tasked with solving a series of brutal murders that are occurring on the full moon. As he’s consumed by the hunt for the killer, he struggles to remind himself that there’s no such thing as werewolves.” It is an honor and a long-time dream to work with Orion Classics and MGM. I wanted to explore elements of horror and comedy through the

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Tyler Perry’s Famous Character Must Face Terrors In Boo! A Madea Halloween

There have been many horror spoofs over the years. Now, a new horror-comedy, titled Boo! A Madea Halloween, is combining the aspects of horror we love with a popular character with a franchise of their own, and you have to love the poster. Coming this Halloween, Tyler Perry’s Medea will face ghosts, zombies, and famous horror gags like scary phone calls, insane people, home invasions, and more. For those of you who have never heard of Medea, let me explain. Medea is a foul-mouthed, gun-toting, 6’5″, hilarious, ex-stripper, who is a blunt. She is a no-nonsense type of woman. Medea is played by writer/director Tyler Perry. Medea’s franchise includes television series, plays, films, and a book written from her point-of-view. Tyler Perry, who has 12 awards and 37 award nominations, first introduced the character on film in Diary of a Mad Black Woman, based on the play by the same name. In Boo! A Madea Halloween, Media ends up in

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Jul 17, 2016

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Orion Classics Unleashing Werewolf Film ‘The Wolf Of Snow Hollow’

Director Jim Cummings‘ werewolf film The Wolf of Snow Hollow has just been picked up by Orion Classics who has set an October release date, Deadline reports. Not only did Cummings direct, but he also stars in the film along with the late Robert Forster ((pictured), Jackie Brown, “Last Man Standing”) in his final film role, Riki Lindhome (The Last House on the Left), Jimmy Tatro (King of Staten Island), and Chloe East (“Ice”). The film centers on “a small-town sheriff (Cummings), who is struggling with a failed marriage, a rebellious daughter, and a lackluster department, who is tasked with solving a series of brutal murders that are occurring on the full moon. As he’s consumed by the hunt for the killer, he struggles to remind himself that there’s no such thing as werewolves.” It is an honor and a long-time dream to work with Orion Classics and MGM. I wanted to explore elements of horror and comedy through the

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Horror Fuel

Tyler Perry’s Famous Character Must Face Terrors In Boo! A Madea Halloween

There have been many horror spoofs over the years. Now, a new horror-comedy, titled Boo! A Madea Halloween, is combining the aspects of horror we love with a popular character with a franchise of their own, and you have to love the poster. Coming this Halloween, Tyler Perry’s Medea will face ghosts, zombies, and famous horror gags like scary phone calls, insane people, home invasions, and more. For those of you who have never heard of Medea, let me explain. Medea is a foul-mouthed, gun-toting, 6’5″, hilarious, ex-stripper, who is a blunt. She is a no-nonsense type of woman. Medea is played by writer/director Tyler Perry. Medea’s franchise includes television series, plays, films, and a book written from her point-of-view. Tyler Perry, who has 12 awards and 37 award nominations, first introduced the character on film in Diary of a Mad Black Woman, based on the play by the same name. In Boo! A Madea Halloween, Media ends up in

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Jul 17, 2016