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 | Unfriended, the movie. Scared to be online? Not since "The Blair Witch Project" in 1999 has a horror film taken such a creative approach to conjure scares as "Unfriended." It's a cautionary tale of a group of friends who become the target of an unseen cyber-entity starving for revenge. What makes this film so different is that it's shot looking at a computer screen. The actors interact through Skype, with backstory elements handled through online searches. Even the soundtrack is created using the tunes stored on one of the computers. The approach — much as the "found footage" construction of "The Blair Witch Project" — is jarring at the start. The main image of the... Read More |
 | THE BEST horror movie of the decade is... WILMINGTON, N.C. A movie filmed in North Carolina has been named the scariest horror movie of the 2010s decade so far, according to entertainment blog MatchMojo.com. “The Conjuring” took the No. 1 spot on the recent list. It came out in 2013 and was filmed in Wilmington. The movie grossed $41,855,326 on the opening weekend in the U.S. It’s about two paranormal investigators who work to help a family terrorized by a dark presence in their farmhouse. It stars Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson and was directed by James Wan. The full top 10 list of the best horror movies from the past five years is as follows: 1. “The... Read More |
 | Joe Dante's new indie horror comedy: Burying the Ex Cult hit director Joe Dante is likely best known for his work on films like Gremlins and The Howling, but he’s still cranking out quirky horror gems — and it sounds like we all might get a chance to see his latest effort. Dante recently completed work on the indie horror comedy Burying the Ex, which debuted at the Venice Film Festival. It stars an excellent cast of up-and-comers including Anton Yelchin (Fright Night), Ashley Greene (The Twilight Saga) and Alexandra Daddario (True Detective) The best part? Image Entertainment has snagged the U.S. rights, with plans to release the film in theaters and VOD in the summer of 2015... Read More |
 | It Follows - The return of Bravura Horror On the evening of Aug. 8, 1993, Showtime aired Body Bags, a 90-minute pilot for what the network hoped would become a long-running horror anthology series in the style of HBO’s Tales from the Crypt. (Needless to say, it did not.) The first instalment, “The Gas Station,” is directed by John Carpenter, and it is a short, perfect film, not a frame out of place across its swift 23 minutes. Its premise is simple: a young college student, arriving at a small-town Illinois gas station for her first shift as its overnight attendant, finds herself beleaguered by a local mental asylum’s murderous escapee, thought to be lurking, of course... Read More |
 | The Badger Game I don’t know how this one flew by my radar but somehow it did and I’m kicking myself! But, finally I have caught wind of Thomas Zambeck and Joshua Wagner’s The Badger Game, a film that looks set to take us on a harrowing journey filled with violence, a dash of humor and I’m sure a few other bits thrown in for good measure. So,unfortunately embedding isn’t working for what ever reason at the moment, but you guys can check out the first trailer for the film over at Dread Central. Below you will find the first poster and all the details you need regarding the film. From the Press Release: The Badger Game... Read More |
 | The Ring sequel Well, guys. It appears as if our friends over at Bloody-Disgusting may have got it a little wrong. A few weeks ago they reported that F. Javier Gutierrez’s Rings will be a prequel that takes place before the 2002 remake of The Ring. However that does not appear to be the case as the director, F. Javier Gutierrez has took to Twitter to put the record straight. Hey peeps, #Rings is NOT a prequel, the story takes place 13 years after #TheRing Alex Roe (The 5th Wave) has scored the lead male role in the upcoming film which will also star Italian actress Matilda Lutz. So, guys. What do you think of having the film set 13 years... Read More |
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