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November 9, 2007
A social experiment. What would happen if I went through security dressed as Dr. Slasher with a machete in my bag?
This video is me jumping on the bandwagon of the recent \"Dr. Slasher\" series that have been swarming the web. NOT a sponsored video ...
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November 9, 2007
"He never had any real confidence and never felt that he was successful. He always felt a bit like a failure"
Sir Anthony Hopkins is all set to play the role of late film director Alfred Hitchcock in a new biopic. via AndhraNews
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November 8, 2007
"This guy would make the best Ash ever. He is the only guy that can star in the remake and do justice to it."
While doing press for the upcoming holiday thriller P2 , Wes Bentley was posed with the question, "Would you play Ash in a remake of The Evil Dead ?" Why was he asked this? Because, as we all know, director Sam ... via DVD Dungeon
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November 8, 2007
Arthur H. Bremer, the man who shot Alabama Gov. George Wallace during a presidential campaign stop in 1972, is scheduled to be released Friday from the Maryland state prison system. via WRC Washington DC Channel 4
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November 8, 2007
Ethician Arts Presents: "The Skin of Men: A 'Long Pig: The Movie' Preview Trailer." Every Harvest Season, the soldiers of Hell walk the earth - and they are very hungry. Beware of strong language and strong opinions! Sponsored by Long Pig: The Movie.
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November 8, 2007
Scream queens Shawnee Smith, Erica Leerhsen and AnnaLynne McCord will star in the horror film Slaughter for Maverick Films, Angel Baby Entertainment and the Slamdance Film Festival, according to The Hollywood ... via DVD Dungeon
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November 8, 2007
CLIVE BARKER has a new interview with Reuters UK for his new book MISTER B GONE.
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - The rise of horror movies dubbed torture porn has author Clive Barker wary about people using the H-word around his work.
British-born Barker, 55, has written about 20 books, earning himself the title of the father of fantasy horror, with his writing characterized by hidden fantastical worlds and the role of the supernatural.
His latest book, Mister B. Gone, starts with fiendish narrator Jakabok Botch imploring readers to: Burn This Book and vowing to release the full force of his blood lust if he doesn't get his way.
Q: So you wouldn't call your books horror?
A: I am not sure the H word -- horror -- is terribly useful. I think it is fine if you are describing the movie Hostel but Mister B. Gone does not fall into that category. It is about the word and the power of the word told through the confessional of a demon who has had a pretty bad lot in life.
You can read the rest of the interview here. (http://uk.reuters.com/article/lifestyleMolt/idUKN0641884720071107)
Source: Reuters UK (http://uk.reuters.com/article/lifestyleMolt/idUKN0641884720071107)
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November 8, 2007
LEE THOMAS has announced that he has landed a three book deal with HARPERCOLLINS for a dark fantasy young adult series. Not exactly horror but Lee is a good friend and dark fantasy is close enough. Look for the first book EXILED soon.
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November 8, 2007
Can a black and white film evoke the horror of red blood splattered in a bathroom, and without a knife ever truly striking the flesh? Absolutely - when the director is the brilliant Alfred Hitchcock. via BellaOnline
