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December 4, 2012
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The 1984 slasher Silent Night, Deadly Night is a guilty pleasure of mine, but I was open to seeing what the (loose) remake Silent Night could offer. As it turns out, that amounts to not much besides gory kills — granted, depending on who you are, that might be all you need. Read about it in my review of Silent Night.
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December 2, 2012
The found footage movie V/H/S is just hitting DVD and Blu-ray this week, but apparently its previously announced sequel has already been filmed — at least, if the first photos (right) are any indication. Entitled S-VHS, it will premiere next month at the Sundance Film Festival (as its predecessor did), where it hopefully will pick up a distributor. I’d guess Magnet Releasing would be frontrunner, given it handled the first film, and it wouldn’t be a reach to guess it will released in the fall of 2013.
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November 29, 2012
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There’s good news and bad news for Stephen King fans awaiting the small-screen adaptation of his 2009 novel Under the Dome — in which a small town finds itself isolated from the rest of the world by a mysterious transparent dome. The good news is that the show has been picked up for a full 13 episodes and is set to air next summer. The bad news is that it’s no longer being broadcast on Showtime as previously planned. Instead, it will air on CBS.
Posted by About.com Horror & Suspense on
November 29, 2012
© Scribner
There’s good news and bad news for Stephen King fans awaiting the small-screen adaptation of his 2009 novel Under the Dome — in which a small town finds itself isolated from the rest of the world by a mysterious transparent dome. The good news is that the show has been picked up for a full 13 episodes and is set to air next summer. The bad news is that it’s no longer being broadcast on Showtime as previously planned. Instead, it will air on CBS.
Posted by About.com Horror & Suspense on
November 29, 2012
© Scribner
There’s good news and bad news for Stephen King fans awaiting the small-screen adaptation of his 2009 novel Under the Dome — in which a small town finds itself isolated from the rest of the world by a mysterious transparent dome. The good news is that the show has been picked up for a full 13 episodes and is set to air next summer. The bad news is that it’s no longer being broadcast on Showtime as previously planned. Instead, it will air on CBS.
Posted by About.com Horror & Suspense on
November 28, 2012
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Joe Carnahan, who did such an exceptional job writing and directing this year’s The Grey, will tackle both roles on an adaptation of the vampire comic Undying Love. The plot, according to the Image Comics website, is as follows:
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November 27, 2012
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The Collection just might be the most pleasant surprise of the year — if a movie full of impalements and mutilations can be considered pleasant. Read about it in my review of The Collection.
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Posted by About.com Horror & Suspense on
November 27, 2012
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If the kids in Red Dawn weren't able to fend off an invasion, the future might look something like The Day, and it would be up to another ragtag bunch of kids like the ones in this grim, post-apocalyptic film to fight for survival. How do they do? Read about it in my review of The Day.
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November 26, 2012
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In a light week, the sequel The Collection enjoys a wide theatrical release, while The Apparition, The Day and Rites of Spring highlight home video releases.