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This week, David Fincher’s long-anticipated remake The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo hits theaters (on Wednesday), while home video releases are led by the Straw Dogs redo, Saint Nick, Burke & Hare and the Guillermo del Toro-produced Julia’s Eyes.
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“This Is the Way the World Ends,” the Season 6 finale of the Showtime serial killer show Dexter, ended with a bang, but it wasn’t enough in my mind to overcome a whimper of a season. For me, this was easily the worst season so far, with bland villains, drawn-out characterizations (still waiting on what’s going on with scheming intern Louis) and the less said about Deb’s sudden “feelings,” the better. Only the villains’ twist identity — revealed a couple of episodes ago — and the cliffhanger final moment make this season memorable in my book. That said, a poor season of Dexter is still more watchable than most other shows on TV, but I certainly hope the writers return to form for the final two seasons. Anyway, how did you like (or dislike) Dexter Season 6?
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Longtime leading man Dennis Quaid takes a dark turn in the upcoming thriller Beneath the Darkness, in which he plays a serial killer masquerading as an upstanding citizen in a small Texas town. A group of local teens decides to investigate his secretive activities and, well, bad stuff happens. Beneath the Darkness will get a limited theatrical run in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas, Austin, San Diego and Palm Springs starting January 6 before heading to home video on February 28. In the meantime, check out the trailer.
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Longtime leading man Dennis Quaid takes a dark turn in the upcoming thriller Beneath the Darkness, in which he plays a serial killer masquerading as an upstanding citizen in a small Texas town. A group of local teens decides to investigate his secretive activities and, well, bad stuff happens. Beneath the Darkness will get a limited theatrical run in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas, Austin, San Diego and Palm Springs starting January 6 before heading to home video on February 28. In the meantime, check out the trailer.
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Longtime leading man Dennis Quaid takes a dark turn in the upcoming thriller Beneath the Darkness, in which he plays a serial killer masquerading as an upstanding citizen in a small Texas town. A group of local teens decides to investigate his secretive activities and, well, bad stuff happens. Beneath the Darkness will get a limited theatrical run in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas, Austin, San Diego and Palm Springs starting January 6 before heading to home video on February 28. In the meantime, check out the trailer.
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Eli Roth is making his long-awaited return to the director’s chair in an unexpected place: Netflix. The movie rental and streaming service is moving into original programming, and Roth is executive producing and directing a new hour-long series for the platform called Hemlock Grove — his first directorial effort since 2007’s Hostel: Part II.
Well, it's time to reflect on all that has transpired during the year, both good and bad. But mostly bad. Behold, it's the fifth annual Scabbies, celebrating the worst that horror movies had to offer during 2011!
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This week, the Fright Night remake heads the home video releases, which also include Kill Katie Malone, Little Deaths, Intruder, The Reflecting Skin and several Troma DVDs.
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This week, the Fright Night remake heads the home video releases, which also include Kill Katie Malone, Little Deaths, Intruder, The Reflecting Skin and several Troma DVDs.
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