Springtime Cyber Horrors: The Den and App

Luddites, prepare to have your fear of technology validated this spring when a pair of tech-themed horror movies hit theaters. First up is The Den, opening in limited theatrical release and on demand starting March 14. It's about a college student surfing on a Chatroulette-type site called The Den who witnesses what appears to be a murder, and upon further investigation, she finds herself and her loved ones targeted by the killer. Check out the trailer. 

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Costner struggles to raise a daughter in ‘3 Days to Kill’

Anyone with children can relate to the struggles that Kevin Costner's character faces in '3 Days to Kill,' as he juggles the challenges of raising a teenage daughter with the need to assassinate a small army of bad guys.

Could a Terrible Accident Really Turn You Into a Superhero?

Some superheroes have their origins in ways unavailable to your average person. Batman and Iron Man rely on their own personal well-funded technology.

Musical version of classic Jack Nicholson film being performed by CAODS next week

WITCHCRAFT will come to Chelmsford next week... when amateur performers take on a musical version of a famous Jack Nicholson film.

Dead on Arrival: The 13 Most Pointless Movie Sequels

Sequels. They are the backbone, and to some, the scourge, of the modern movie-going experience.

‘Knuckle-dragging torture porn’

WOLF Creek 2 is a 'sad and soberingly sorry sequel to the 2005 Australian horror hit'.

Upcoming Cinema Overdrive, Cool Classics, & Golden Age features at the Colony

It's time, once again, to check out coming attractions at the Colony Theater in Raleigh in their revival series Cinema Overdrive , Cool Classics , and their new series Golden Age, which kicked off last month with Blake Edward's beloved 1961 rom com "Breakfast at Tiffany's."

Darkman: Celebrating Sam Raimi’s Descent Into Utter Madness

No matter what else he does, director Sam Raimi has two unassailable fan favorites under his belt: 1987's Evil Dead 2 , and the 1992 trilogy-capper Army of Darkness .

E.T. Phoned Home…Then Killed Everyone Inside: Almost Human Movie Review

After a string of poor to mediocre horror releases this year, Almost Human arrives to save the day with its butt-kicking throwback to fright flicks of yesteryear. Read about it in my review of Almost Human, which opens in limited theatrical release in LA and on demand on Friday (and in New York on Wednesday, February 26).

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