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This week, the mind-bending thriller The Box makes its TV debut (Saturday, August 7, at 10:00 PM ET/PT on Cinemax), certain to confuse millions of viewers. Also premiering is Nature’s Grave (Tuesday, August 3, at 3:45 AM ET/PT on Showtime), a solid remake of the ’70s Australian nature-run-amok tale Long Weekend.
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Guillermo del Toro’s next directorial project has been the subject of much speculation for a while, and now Deadline is reporting that the Hellboy and Pan’s Labyrinth director witll tackle a dream project of his (and of legions of horror readers): H.P. Lovecraft’s At the Mountians of Madness.
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Guillermo del Toro’s next directorial project has been the subject of much speculation for a while, and now Deadline is reporting that the Hellboy and Pan’s Labyrinth director witll tackle a dream project of his (and of legions of horror readers): H.P. Lovecraft’s At the Mountians of Madness.
That's gonna hurt
in the morning.
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Lionsgate has release a few more photos from Saw 3D, revealing more of the grisly devices that will no doubt splatter blood all over your face...in 3D! Catch Saw 3D in theaters on October 29.
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Circle is a low-budget slasher posing as a police thriller — or is it the other way around? Either way, the two don’t mesh. It’s pretty dull and doesn’t bring much to the table other than a solid cast that includes vets like Gail O’Grady, Peter Onorati, Michael DeLuise and Silas Weir Mitchell and up-and-comer America Olivo, who’s generated a bit of following with appearances in Friday the 13th, Bitch Slap and Neighbor (also releasing this week). As such, she’s featured on the Circle cover art, although she isn’t one of the main stars (sorry guys, but you do get a shower scene). Read about it in my review of Circle.
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Circle is a low-budget slasher posing as a police thriller — or is it the other way around? Either way, the two don’t mesh. It’s pretty dull and doesn’t bring much to the table other than a solid cast that includes vets like Gail O’Grady, Peter Onorati, Michael DeLuise and Silas Weir Mitchell and up-and-comer America Olivo, who’s generated a bit of following with appearances in Friday the 13th, Bitch Slap and Neighbor (also releasing this week). As such, she’s featured on the Circle cover art, although she isn’t one of the main stars (sorry guys, but you do get a shower scene). Read about it in my review of Circle.
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One thing you can always count on in the wake of the recently ended San Diego Comic-Con: cool trailers. Here are a bunch from the convention and elsewhere that have made the rounds lately:
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This week features a steady dose of ghosts, vampires, zombies and crazy killers on home video, featuring Don’t Look Up, Puppet Master: Axis of Evil (the tenth in the series!), Neighbor and Night of the Living Dead: Reanimated.
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Although it never hit number one at the box office and suffered a precipitous 70% decline in ticket sales in its second week of release, Predators has been successful enough (both commercially and critically) to warrant a sequel, and lo and behold, producer Robert Rodriguez has revealed that he's gotten the go-ahead to pursue a follow-up. He told IGN that the idea is to go "bigger" with perhaps "a new storyline, new location and world." He's going to take pitches, so scribble down your best ideas and stake out his house, stat! How about the Predators round up all of the humans who have beaten and/or survived them? Arnold, Danny Glover, Adrien Brody, maybe even Sanaa Lathan and whoever the heck was is Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem...OK, maybe not.
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