December, 2007
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Death Race 3000
Horror-Movies.ca just published the first picture of Death Race, Universal’s remake of the 1975 classic Death Race 2000 which starred Sylvester Stallone. The synopsis (read below) sounds way different than the original but at least they included the driver Frankenstein. I hope they do not leave out Machine Gun Joe Viterbo, Calamity Jane and the nudity from the first.Unfortunately it seems they may have left out the best part, killing citizens for points to win the race. This better be a kick-ass film if they want to makeup for that little faux pas.
Lonely Joe Features Our Favorite Ass
Emmemax Films sent us information about two of their upcoming films The Mirrors of Longreach Mansion and Lonely Joe, a supernatural thriller based on true events that took place in South Texas about 20 years ago. If you head on over to the Lonely Joe website here and scroll down, you will notice Matthew S. Harrison aka Matthew Pletcher who was awarded our “Biggest Dick of 2007″ honors (Read Here. Matthew is the “producer” of Death Walks the Streets and has threatened to sue Horror Yearbook and have me arrested (Read Here). I feel bad that he has left his stink on Emmemax’s movie.
First look at UK Horror Comedy The Cottage
Brain Hammer’s PICKS FROM THE CRYPT Vol. 26: Don’t get caught ALIVE!
Gory greetings horroryearbook alumni! Ever since “28 Days Later” and the running zombies of the “Dawn Of The Dead” remake came on the scene there’s been a raging debate as to what is a zombie and what isn’t. I look at it like this: if it isn’t a walking corpse – it isn’t a zombie. Speaking of zombies, this week’s PICKS FROM THE CRYPT are a terrible trio of hardcore horror favorites from 1980 that are often mislabeled as zombie flicks despite the fact that there are no living dead in any of them. Prepare yourself for a walking, living nightmare and LET THE BLOODSHED BEGIN!!!
Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (2007) Movie Review
Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem has a built in audience. I cannot say I am disappointed by the finished product. My cynical nature expects these kinds of results. Sure, the R-rated mayhem is better than the first film, much better, but nothing to write home about in the end.
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