Archive for the ‘Horror News’ Category
Posted by Horror News on
September 5, 2007
"You improvise before the meat of the scene begins and at the end of it, so if they don't like any of it, [they can delete it]"
Lorelai and Rory Gilmore may have the best mother-daughter relationship in TV history. via BuddyTV
Posted by support@reallyscary.com (ReallyScary.com) on
September 4, 2007
Yahoo Movies has some pretty nifty trailers including
Stephen King's the Mist,
30 Days of Nights, and a teaser for
Saw IV.
Posted by support@reallyscary.com (ReallyScary.com) on
September 4, 2007
Rotten Tomatoes reports Kevin Smith's much-discussed horror project now has its script. The film -- titled Red State, and on track to start production after Smith's next comedy, was reported on by RT-UK back in April when Smith cautioned fans to expect the unexpected:
"It's weird because for a few months I've been saying 'horror movie' and technically it is, but it's also not a very traditional horror movie in the sense that people have been asking me, 'Is it a slasher movie? Is it like the Japanese horror flicks?' It'd be much easier to just show it to them when I'm done and be like, 'This is what I meant.' At which point I'm sure there'll be people saying, 'This ain't a horror movie!' But to me, it is."
Now, over at SilentBobSpeaks, Smith brings word that the Red State script is done:
"Totally different than anything I've written before...Shortest script I've ever written, too, as well as the least dialogue-driven (not to say there's not a lot of dialogue in it still; just not nearly as much as I'm used to writing). It's a weird, relentlessly bleak and extremely unsettling affair..."
Posted by support@reallyscary.com (ReallyScary.com) on
September 4, 2007
Variety reports Dimension's
Halloween proved the perfect ending to the record-busting summer, grossing a winning $31 million over the Labor Day weekend and joining the parade of franchises --new and old -- that fueled the unexpected box office boom.
Generally, the Labor Day frame is ho-hum for movie-going. Not so this year, in keeping with the summer-long trend that defied the odds to become the best on the books for the film biz, the four-day Labor Day weekend included.
Posted by Amazon.com: horror comics in Amazon.com on
September 3, 2007
Trapped in a town surrounded by madmen, Rick must find a way out or die trying. Meanwhile, back at the prison, the rest of the survivors come to grips with the fact Rick may be dead, and a major turning point in the series is reached.
Author:Â Robert Kirkman
Paperback:Â
144 pages
Company:Â Image ComicsÂ
(2007-05-02)
ISBN:Â 1582406847
List Price:Â $12.99
Amazon Price:Â $7.13
Used Price:Â $6.39
Posted by Horror News on
September 3, 2007
Universal Studios Home Entertainment / 2000 / 132 Minutes / R Street Date: August 14, 2007 After attaining stratospheric highs with her 1990 blockbuster Pretty Women , Julia Roberts went through what could be ... via DVDfile.com
Posted by Horror News on
September 3, 2007
"I never say never never ... but it would have to be something very, very different"
A re-imagining of the classic slasher movie "Halloween" broke the record for a new release during the U.S. Labor Day holiday weekend, according to studio estimates issued on Sunday. via Reuters
Posted by Horror News on
September 2, 2007
A movie that one of my Exalted gaming group urged me to see, this story of man eating lions in Africa stars Val Kilmer and Michael Douglas. via Blog, Jvstin Style
Posted by Horror News on
September 2, 2007
Director and screenwriter James Gunn wrote the 'Dawn of the Dead' remake and, less fortunately but more profitably, the two 'Scooby-Doo' pictures. via Chicago Tribune
