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The new “found footage” horror TV show The River debuted on Tuesday with lackluster numbers: 7.5 million total viewers and a 2.4 rating in the 18-49 adult demographic. By comparison, last month’s Alcatraz premiere (presumably targeting the same viewers) delivered 10 million total viewers and a 3.3 rating in the 18-49 demo.
Vin Diesel in Riddick.
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Filming has begun on the third film in the Riddick series, dubbed simply Riddick. The movie reunites the star-director team of Vin Diesel and David Twohy, who brought us Pitch Black in 2000 and The Chronicles of Riddick in 2004, in a plot that is described as follows:
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After Dark Originals, the outgrowth of the After Dark Horrorfest featuring in-house productions by After Dark Films, is returning for a second go-round. Interestingly, Re-Kill, the eighth and final entry in the 2011 After Dark Originals still has yet to receive a release date, so you may very well see the first 2012 film — Dark Circles — before you see the last 2011 film. Dark Circles, starring Johnathan Schaech and Pell James as a couple
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If you haven’t realized it from films like The Devil Inside, The Last Exorcism, Apollo 18, Cloverfield, Quarantine and Chronicle, “found footage” is the hot thing in Hollywood. Now, Oren Peli, who triggered the recent explosion with Paranormal Activity, is bringing the format to TV with The River, the story of a rescue mission searching for a missing explorer in the Amazon that presumably uncovers some freaky supernatural stuff. The first two episodes, which air back-to-back on ABC on Tuesday, February 7, at 9:00 PM ET/PT, were directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, whose horror pedigree includes House of Wax and Orphan.
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Daniel Radcliffe’s first post-Harry Potter movie role comes in another book adaptation: The Woman in Black, based on the 1983 Susan Hill novel about a vengeful female ghost terrorizing a small British town. Too bad he doesn’t have a magic wand to help him. Read about it in my review of The Woman in Black.
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Daniel Radcliffe’s first post-Harry Potter movie role comes in another book adaptation: The Woman in Black, based on the 1983 Susan Hill novel about a vengeful female ghost terrorizing a small British town. Too bad he doesn’t have a magic wand to help him. Read about it in my review of The Woman in Black.
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Amy Smart, Ryan Kwanten, Jerry Ferrara,
Nicky Whelan and Scout Taylor-Compton in 7500.
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It seems that the Bloody Disgusting Selects series might have abandoned its initial plan of showing indie horror movies in select AMC Theaters locations. After sending six films to the big screen in 2001, its December release, Chop, went straight to DVD, and now comes word that the series’ next two entries will likewise head directly to home video. Those two are Outcast (February 21), a British film about a mother and son on the run from a mysterious man, and The Pack (March 6), a French film about a kidnapped woman who finds herself on the menu for a group of hideous creatures. Although the cinematic experience is nice, I’m just glad the series is still going strong, and I hope it continues to release quality genre movies — regardless of where they play.
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