Summit is slowly but surely revealing bits and pieces of the upcoming Twilight sequel New Moon, each seemingly containing at least one shirtless image. Here’s this week’s, pluse a couple more.
Featuring over 60 classics of the 1950’s that caused a furor in the US and sparked legislation to crack down on explicit horror, this volume also includes modern contributors.
Paperback:
448 pages
Company: Running Press
(2008-03-24)
ISBN: 0786720727
List Price: $17.95
Amazon Price: $10.34
Used Price: $9.00
OK, maybe it’s not the best zombie movie ever, but the Norwegian film Dead Snow has the extreme gore, the rapid pace and the wicked humor to at least put it in the conversation as one of the greats. Read all about it in my review of Dead Snow.
OK, maybe it’s not the best zombie movie ever, but the Norwegian film Dead Snow has the extreme gore, the rapid pace and the wicked humor to at least put it in the conversation as one of the greats. Read all about it in my review of Dead Snow.
Given upcoming remakes of The Wolf Man and Creature from the Black Lagoon, it should come as no surprise that another Universal monster movie classic, Bride of Frankenstein, has been tapped for a remake. Neil Burger (The Illusionist) is in talks to both write and direct the remake of the sequel, which many believe to be superior to the first Frankenstein film.
I’m a bit skeptical of the remake’s appeal, though, for a number of reasons:
No film genre produces as many sequels as horror — for better or, in most cases, worse. Even classic horror movies aren’t immune to terrible sequels, as shown with these 15 instances of sequels that besmirched the memories of great films.
This week, it’s winter in June as the Norwegian zombie flick Dead Snow receives a limited release. DVDs meanwhile are dominated by a slew of Friday the 13th movies, led by the 2009 remake of the slasher classic. Also, the sequel The Cell 2 goes direct to DVD.
The sequel to the trippy, artistic 2000 Jennifer Lopez flick The Cell is anything but trippy and is about as artistic as pudding. Read the juicy details in my review of The Cell 2.
Featuring over 60 classics of the 1950’s that caused a furor in the US and sparked legislation to crack down on explicit horror, this volume also includes modern contributors.
Paperback:
448 pages
Company: Running Press
(2008-03-24)
ISBN: 0786720727
List Price: $17.95
Amazon Price: $10.34
Used Price: $10.10