September, 2007
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Hatchet on DVD In Time For Christmas
The small horror film Hatchet had a decent theatrical run, but Anchor Bay decided to pull it from the big screen so they could release the DVD in time for Christmas. Director Adam Green had this to say on the official Hatchet Message Board:
2007 Silicon Schedule Announced!
There is only one week left for Silicon 2007 (October 5th through 7th, @ the San Jose, Double Tree) and the official schedule has finally been posted online. This is your chance to get drunk (or not) and crazy while you party with the Horror Yearbook staff and our guests. We have tons of great movies, events and parties planned. I can also promise this will be like no convention you ever attended before, so check out the great schedule below. For More Information, Tickets or Hotels click here for the official Silicon website.
No More Fangoria Comics
When I heard Fangoria was launching their own comic line, the first thing that came to my mind was; “I wonder how long that will last?” Well the answer is… not very long. Fangoria just sent out a press release stating:
Black Sheep (2007) Movie Review
Black Sheep” joins a growing list of disappointments for horror fans in 2007. At the top of the list is Rob Zombie’s dismal and unapologetically self righteous remake of “Halloween” followed closely by the much over hyped “Behind the Mask” and the shit trickles downhill from there.
Resident Evil Extinction – Lazy Movie Review
First off, I dug the first two Resident Evil movies. They were decent enough in themselves and had action. Extinction however.. dull, dull, dull. It wasn’t even close to Carrie meets Mad Max of the Living Dead like i’d expected.
SE7EN COMIC – THURSDAY THIRST – SPOTLIGHT
Special Thanks to folks at Zenescope Entertainment, I was able to get my mitts on one of their premiere horror titles, SE7EN, based upon the David Fincher film featuring Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman, Kevin Spacey, and an unforgettable box delivered by UPS. Since each sin was given its own story in this series, detailed in the history of each victim’s sin in the film, I decided to do a spotlight on each book and their creators. Overall, an excellent series giving fans a look behind the mirror on why John Doe did what he did, and how a man could ever live in and around… the seven sins.
Brain Hammer’s PICKS FROM THE CRYPT Vol.20: The H.G. Lewis BLOOD trilogy!
Gory greetings! This week’s PICKS FROM THE CRYPT are the three notorious horror films that comprise the legendary H.G. Lewis “Blood” trilogy: “Blood Feast,” “Two Thousand Maniacs,” and “Color Me Blood Red!” These pioneering efforts are personal favorites of mine, and should be considered mandatory viewing for all splatter flick fans.
Quentin Tarantino updates: Porn, INGLORIOUS BASTARDS, “Heroes”
I like Quentin Tarantino even when he acts like a lunatic, scares an airline stewardess, and addresses random D-list celebrities as his wife. Recently he has turned down a ton of high caliber projects, bitched about CASINO ROYALE, and claimed he will make porn. Here is a short list of what the hell this inglorious bastard is up to:
ALREADY DEAD Movie News & Spoilers
I love me some revenge, especially the bloody kind. ALREADY DEAD is screening at the Sitges Film Festival and it sounds awesome. Nothing beats good ole fashioned violent revenge except when the plot features a new twist.
Mick Garris Creates “Fear Itself,” “Masters of Horror” Cancelled?
Is Mick Garris abandoning “Masters of Horror”? That’s what it sounds like from this new press release. Garris and the creators of MoH are teaming up with Lionsgate to produce a show called “Fear Itself” for NBC. And based on the description below, there is absolutely no difference between the two shows other than the title and network. So why the change? I would assume they did it for the money. The Hollywood Reporter says:
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