Ever wanted to know some facts about the popular '80s vampire movie " Fright Night ?" If you answered yes, well you'll be getting just that. According to the April 12 report from Rue Morgue and the April 13 report from Bloody Disgusting, the documentary is called "You're So Cool Brewster!: The Story of Fright Night."
" The clowns are back in town " and that's a great thing for the New York nightlife. No, the circus hasn't rolled in.
The Class of 1984 is about to unleash a horrific nightmare on audiences, and we can't wait for it. But we thought the best thing to do to get in the mood for this one was to turn back the hands of time and revisit the Top 9 Horror Movies of 1984.
"You can't do a slasher movie as a TV series", announces the trailer for MTV's "Scream" -- which aims to do just that. The new TV series updates the formula of the "Scream" movies, 20 years after the ghostfaced killer first taunted Drew Barrymore and carved a trail of death across the big screen.
The 43-year-old Scream star split from his first wife, Friends star Courteney Cox, in 2010 after 11 years of marriage and has been dating Christina, 33, on-and-off since 2011. David and Christina got engaged last year, and according to People have now made things official, with a ceremony in Los Angeles on April 12. They exchanged vows in front of "family and friends", including their 11-month-old son, Charlie West, their two basset hounds and David's 10-year-old daughter Coco from his marriage to Courteney.
And just like the classic 90s horror franchise, MTV's television adaptation looks to be just as creepy and gore-filled. When a cyber-bullying incident results in murder, the brutality stirs up memories of the town's violent past, especially for a group of teens who find themselves the target of a suspected copycat killer.
MTV is putting on its own version of Wes Craven 's "Scream," and during the 2015 MTV Movie Awards, the network released the first trailer for the series, which also revealed the show's premiere date of June 30. Young stars Willa Fitzgerald, Amy Forsyth, John Karna, Carlson Young and Amadeus Serafini starred on the pilot, which marks the first foray into television for Kevin Williamson's horror franchise. Jamie Travis directed the pilot, which also features Bella Thorne in a new version of the famous Drew Barrymore death scene that launched the film series.
Wes Craven's Scream quadrilogy is one of the most popular and successful horror franchises to ever exist, and MTV is trying to keep the thrills alive with their upcoming TV series take on the well-worn 'killer in a mask' tropes. They've released the first trailer for it, and it looks less like a new Scream project and more like the line of films that followed the original, like I Know What You Did Last Summer .
Registration will allow you to post comments on ctpost.com and create a ctpost.com Subscriber Portal account for you to manage subscriptions and email preferences. MTV is putting on its own version of Wes Craven 's "Scream," and during the 2015 MTV Movie Awards, the network released the first trailer for the series, which also revealed the show's premiere date of June 30. Young stars Willa Fitzgerald, Amy Forsyth, John Karna, Carlson Young and Amadeus Serafini starred on the pilot, which marks the first foray into television for Kevin Williamson's horror franchise.