New This Week: Gone, Retreat, Inkubus
Posted by About.com Horror & Suspense on February 20, 2012
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This week, Gone hits theaters, while a host of home video releases are headed by Retreat and Robert Englund’s Inkubus.
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This week, Gone hits theaters, while a host of home video releases are headed by Retreat and Robert Englund’s Inkubus.
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Exactly five years after Ghost Rider hit theaters on Presidents’ Day weekend 2007, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance opened wide over the same holiday period this year and earned only about half of what the first movie did. That’s still a respectable $22 million — good enough for third place this past weekend — but decidedly middle-of-the-road as far as comic book adaptations (on par with Hellboy and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen), even with elevated 3-D ticket prices. The good news for the sequel is that its production budget was only about half of Ghost Rider, so it should still manage to earn a healthy profit, particularly when the international receipts come in.
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This week, the acclaimed Norwegian “found footage” film Troll Hunter makes its TV debut on Thursday, February 23, at 10:00 PM ET/PT on Showtime Beyond.
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Currently, Silent House is the only horror movie slated to receive a wide theatrical release in the US in March, but fear not, there are several limited genre releases during the month featuring notable names. The biggest of the lot is Clive Owen, who stars in Intruders (in theaters March 30), a supernatural mystery about a faceless entity haunting a pair of children in two separate countries. Also opening in March are Playback (March 9), featuring Christian Slater in the story of a killer who returns from the grave after a video of his crime is viewed by a high school student, and Brake…
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Currently, Silent House is the only horror movie slated to receive a wide theatrical release in the US in March, but fear not, there are several limited genre releases during the month featuring notable names. The biggest of the lot is Clive Owen, who stars in Intruders (in theaters March 30), a supernatural mystery about a faceless entity haunting a pair of children in two separate countries. Also opening in March are Playback (March 9), featuring Christian Slater in the story of a killer who returns from the grave after a video of his crime is viewed by a high school student, and Brake…
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Given there’s only two months until the April 20 release date of Scary Movie 5 and we have yet to have a confirmed cast or plot, much less a trailer or any imagery, it should come as no surprise that The Weinstein Company has postponed the film. Now, we won’t get to see the fifth entry in the long-running horror spoof series until January 11, 2013 — meaning two things: 1) there’s another year of pop culture references that will be crammed into the movie, and 2) the inevitable Paranormal Activity gag will be all the more dated.
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Ever since it was announced, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter has been one of the most intriguing upcoming films. I, for one, couldn’t wait to see how …
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This week witnesses Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance…
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It’s time for purty pictures! Check out new photos and posters for Resident Evil: Retribution, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, Silent House, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter…