Posted by About Horror & Suspense on
July 18, 2009
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Samuel Jackson has had it with these monkey-fighting interracial couples in his Monday-to-Friday neighborhood! Lakeview Terrace debuts on Saturday, July 25, at 9:00 PM on Starz.

Posted by About Horror & Suspense on
July 16, 2009
Song Kang-ho in
Thirst.
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Will Thirst, the upcoming vampire movie from acclaimed Korean director Park Chan-wook, find as big and rabid an American audience as his cult hit Oldboy? Probably not, but that doesn’t mean it’s not an intriguing spin on vampire lore that brings with it Park’s trademark oddball artistry. Find out more in my review of Thirst before it opens in select theaters on July 31.

Posted by About Horror & Suspense on
July 16, 2009
Song Kang-ho in
Thirst.
© Focus Features
Will Thirst, the upcoming vampire movie from acclaimed Korean director Park Chan-wook, find as big and rabid an American audience as his cult hit Oldboy? Probably not, but that doesn’t mean it’s not an intriguing spin on vampire lore that brings with it Park’s trademark oddball artistry. Find out more in my review of Thirst before it opens in select theaters on July 31.

Posted by About Horror & Suspense on
July 15, 2009
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The initial slate of Ghost House Underground DVDs released in 2008 provided some highs (Dance of the Dead, The Substitute) and lows (Brotherhood of Blood), but was otherwise a welcome addition to the horror release schedule. There’s no official word yet on a 2009 edition, but there are at least four films on Ghost House Underground’s radar without a specific release date. Could these be the first half of the 2009 GHU set?
- The Children: What starts as a relaxing Christmas house party for two families turns into a horrifying fight for survival as the children mysteriously fall ill and begin to turn against their parents.
Posted by About Horror & Suspense on
July 13, 2009
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This week’s lone theatrical release is Homecoming (playing in only select cities), while DVD releases are headed by The Haunting in Connecticut, [REC] (the movie that inspired Quarantine) and Dennis Quaid’s Horsemen.

Posted by About Horror & Suspense on
July 13, 2009
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This week’s lone theatrical release is Homecoming (playing in only select cities), while DVD releases are headed by The Haunting in Connecticut, [REC] (the movie that inspired Quarantine) and Dennis Quaid’s Horsemen.

Posted by About Horror & Suspense on
July 12, 2009
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August 4:
- Nature’s Grave: This remake of the ’70s nature-gone-amok film Long Weekend has been renamed Nature’s Grave for some reason and is going straight to video. At least it still stars Jim Caviezel.
August 18:
September 8:
Posted by Amazon.com: horror comics in Amazon.com on
July 12, 2009

Featuring over 60 classics of the 1950’s that caused a furor in the US and sparked legislation to crack down on explicit horror, this volume also includes modern contributors.
Paperback:
448 pages
Company: Running Press
(2008-03-24)
ISBN: 0786720727
List Price: $17.95
Amazon Price: $10.55
Used Price: $9.60
Posted by About Horror & Suspense on
July 11, 2009
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The frustrating pandemic thriller Blindness makes its TV debut this week on Thursday, July 16, at 5:50 AM on Starz. Also premiering is the low-budget horror-comedy One-Eyed Monster, starring porn legend Ron Jeremy’s um, well, you know what. Catch it on Saturday, July 18, at 11:00 PM on The Movie Channel.
