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Opinion: The Rise Of Super Hero Horror?

After the trailer for the upcoming horror film Brightburn is still lingering in people’s minds and the growing anticipation of The New Mutants release, there’s something that can’t be ignored. In the current age of Superhero movies, these two are unique as they’re clearly horror films told in their own unique ways. The New Mutants, based on the comic series of the same name follows five young individuals who are being kept in a secret facility where they begin to learn that they have the “X-Gene”. While trying to understand their situation, the mutants experience terrifying visions that involve their past. The New Mutants is the first in a trilogy where as the next two films will feature mutants Karma and Warlock, and yes these films will be horror as well. Brightburn, on the other hand, is a unique take on the “Superman” story where in this universe, the humanoid extraterrestrial with superpowers is actually evil. As armchair experts try

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Mar 10, 2019
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‘New Mutants’ Release Date Pushed Back Again

Marvel fans are waiting for the release of a unique genre crossover, The New Mutants, based on the comic series by the same name, the upcoming film is a superhero-horror movie where the heroes endure frightening hallucinations that are connected to their troubling pasts as they learn about their superpowers, all the while being held against their wills in a secretive facility. The film was set to be released originally on April 13th, 2018, before being pushed back to February 22, 2019, making fans wait. Sadly today fans are learning that they will have to wait a little longer as the film’s release date for a second time has been pushed back, this time to August 2, 2019. Even though the release is pushed back the main cast is still the same confirming there’s no shakeup with the cast, Anya Taylor-Joy as Illyana Rasputin / Magik Maisie Williams as Rahne Sinclair / Wolfsbane Charlie Heaton as Sam Guthrie / Cannonball

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Mar 27, 2018
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Woman (In Horror) Crush Wednesday: Anna Paquin

Gather ’round my Little Monsters, gather ’round! That midweek celebration of a wonderful Woman of Horror is here for your reading pleasure. With this particular actress you’ll have folks that know her as Rogue and those who know her as Sookie, but regardless of how you know of her you have to admit Anna Paquin is a versatile talent. Anna was born a Canuck in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, as the youngest of Mary and Brian Paquin’s three children. At four years of age, she and her family relocated to Wellington, New Zealand, where she spent several years growing up as a Kiwi. It was during her family’s time in New Zealand that Anna would earn her life changing acting role. Jane Campion’s film, The Piano, was set to roll cameras in New Zealand, and the role of young Flora still needed to be cast. Anna auditioned for the role and beat out thousands of other young hopefuls, including her own

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Aug 23, 2017

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Opinion: The Rise Of Super Hero Horror?

After the trailer for the upcoming horror film Brightburn is still lingering in people’s minds and the growing anticipation of The New Mutants release, there’s something that can’t be ignored. In the current age of Superhero movies, these two are unique as they’re clearly horror films told in their own unique ways. The New Mutants, based on the comic series of the same name follows five young individuals who are being kept in a secret facility where they begin to learn that they have the “X-Gene”. While trying to understand their situation, the mutants experience terrifying visions that involve their past. The New Mutants is the first in a trilogy where as the next two films will feature mutants Karma and Warlock, and yes these films will be horror as well. Brightburn, on the other hand, is a unique take on the “Superman” story where in this universe, the humanoid extraterrestrial with superpowers is actually evil. As armchair experts try

Continue reading →
Mar 10, 2019
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‘New Mutants’ Release Date Pushed Back Again

Marvel fans are waiting for the release of a unique genre crossover, The New Mutants, based on the comic series by the same name, the upcoming film is a superhero-horror movie where the heroes endure frightening hallucinations that are connected to their troubling pasts as they learn about their superpowers, all the while being held against their wills in a secretive facility. The film was set to be released originally on April 13th, 2018, before being pushed back to February 22, 2019, making fans wait. Sadly today fans are learning that they will have to wait a little longer as the film’s release date for a second time has been pushed back, this time to August 2, 2019. Even though the release is pushed back the main cast is still the same confirming there’s no shakeup with the cast, Anya Taylor-Joy as Illyana Rasputin / Magik Maisie Williams as Rahne Sinclair / Wolfsbane Charlie Heaton as Sam Guthrie / Cannonball

Continue reading →
Mar 27, 2018
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Woman (In Horror) Crush Wednesday: Anna Paquin

Gather ’round my Little Monsters, gather ’round! That midweek celebration of a wonderful Woman of Horror is here for your reading pleasure. With this particular actress you’ll have folks that know her as Rogue and those who know her as Sookie, but regardless of how you know of her you have to admit Anna Paquin is a versatile talent. Anna was born a Canuck in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, as the youngest of Mary and Brian Paquin’s three children. At four years of age, she and her family relocated to Wellington, New Zealand, where she spent several years growing up as a Kiwi. It was during her family’s time in New Zealand that Anna would earn her life changing acting role. Jane Campion’s film, The Piano, was set to roll cameras in New Zealand, and the role of young Flora still needed to be cast. Anna auditioned for the role and beat out thousands of other young hopefuls, including her own

Continue reading →
Aug 23, 2017