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Originally slated for a Mother’s Day 2010 release, Darren Lynn Bousman’s Mother’s Day remake will finally see the light of day two years later than anticipated…hopefully. Deadline is …
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T-minus eight days until The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 hits theaters, but if you can’t wait until then, here are some video clips, featurettes and interviews …
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The trouble with naming a movie 11-11-11 is you’re pretty much stuck with that release date. Need additional time for editing or to widen your distribution? Tough. It’s November 11, 2011 or bust. Maybe that’s why 11-11-11 feels so unpolished. Read about it in my review of 11-11-11.
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Numerologists rejoice! The apocalyptic thriller 11-11-11 receives a limited theatrical release this week, while 13 hits home video, as does Season 1 of the ghostly BBC TV show Bedlam.
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Elijah Wood, known primarily for mild-mannered, good-guy roles like Frodo Baggins in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, will shift dramatically to the dark side in a planned remake of the controversial 1980 serial killer movie Maniac. Wood will play the titular role of Frank, a psychotic loner who stalks, kills and scalps women in an effort to gain some sort of revenge on his deceased, abusive mother. The remake comes from the folks who brought you P2 — director Franck Khalfoun and writers-producers Alexandre Aja and Gregory Levasseur — and will begin shooting by the end of the year. It will be interesting to see if Aja (who’s himself directed several remakes: Piranha 3D, The Hills Have Eyes, Mirrors) and company will be able to maintain the original’s sleaze factor, which was aided in part by the inherent nature of 1980-ish New York City.
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This week, the medieval thriller Black Death makes its TV debut, airing on Thursday, November 10, at 9:10 PM ET/PT on Showtime 3. Also check out Trick 'r Treat at midnight on Friday, November 11, on Logo.
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Ashley Greene in ‘The Apparition’.
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August 2012 has suddenly gotten a lot busier for horror fans, as four — count ’em four — major genre films have been scheduled for that month. Late summer is traditionally a studio dumping ground for horror and suspense, and next year will be no exception, with these newly situated offerings:
Ashley Greene in ‘The Apparition’.
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August 2012 has suddenly gotten a lot busier for horror fans, as four — count ’em four — major genre films have been scheduled for that month. Late summer is traditionally a studio dumping ground for horror and suspense, and next year will be no exception, with these newly situated offerings:
Ashley Greene in ‘The Apparition’.
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August 2012 has suddenly gotten a lot busier for horror fans, as four — count ’em four — major genre films have been scheduled for that month. Late summer is traditionally a studio dumping ground for horror and suspense, and next year will be no exception, with these newly situated offerings:
