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There may be only a few major horror/suspense movies hitting theaters this fall, but there are a number of intriguing indies coming in limited release and on demand, and here are new trailers for three of them.
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Vin Diesel in Riddick.
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Here's a batch of new photos from the three major-studio fall horror/suspense releases: Riddick, Insidious: Chapter 2 and Carrie.
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Shorts: they're not just for upper thighs anymore. There are a number of notable horror/suspense movies that you might not realize are based on shorts -- short films that is.
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Shorts: they’re not just for upper thighs anymore. There are a number of notable horror/suspense movies that you might not realize are based on shorts — short films that is.
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Psychotic truck driver Rusty Nail is coming back for a third round, as Joy Ride 3 is set to begin production in September. Like 2008’s Joy Ride 2: Dead Ahead, this sequel will go straight to video — with a release date scheduled for the summer of 2014. This time around, Rusty Nail will take on “a group of hotheaded street racers” who are no doubt both fast AND furious. The cast reportedly includes Leela Savasta (Battlestar Galactica, Stargate: Atlantis), Ben Hollingsworth (Cult), Gianpaolo Venuta (Being Human) and as Rusty Nail, Ken Kirzinger, who played Jason in Freddy vs. Jason. The film will be directed by direct-to-video veteran Declan O’Brien, who’s helmed the last three Wrong Turn films and a host of SyFy movies (including Sharktopus).
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In a light week of horror/suspense releases, there are no theatrical releases, and the modest home video slate is headed by The Walking Dead: The Complete Third Season and Stranded.
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Well, at least somebody was watching…
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It was a horror show at the box office this past weekend for You’re Next and The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, neither of which could crack even $10 million in their opening frames ($7 million and $9.3 million, respectively). Although City of Bones finished four spots higher than You’re Next (#3 vs. #7), its situation is a bit more dire because its bigger budget makes it harder to turn a profit — granted, its $60 million price tag is pretty modest by today’s blockbuster standards.
Well, at least somebody was watching…
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It was a horror show at the box office this past weekend for You’re Next and The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, neither of which could crack even $10 million in their opening frames ($7 million and $9.3 million, respectively). Although City of Bones finished four spots higher than You’re Next (#3 vs. #7), its situation is a bit more dire because its bigger budget makes it harder to turn a profit — granted, its $60 million price tag is pretty modest by today’s blockbuster standards.
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You're Next takes a familiar horror movie scenario -- masked killers on a rampage -- and gives it a refreshing twist. Read about it in my review of You're Next.
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