My favorite type of horror movie is where the bad guy wins, and no bad guy won quite as bad ass as Mick Taylor did in Wolf Creek. Next month we get to see if Mick remains undefeated in Wolf Creek 2 and Yahoo! just revealed the first trailer. Check it out!
Image Entertainment will be giving Wolf Creek 2 a VOD release on April 17th with a theatrical run set for May 16th.
Scream the movie, is soon to become Scream the TV series, and Bloody-Disgusting.com has uncovered the plot details and some casting notes for the upcoming MTV show.
“I’m told that (Wes)Craven will actually be directing the pilot(!) this summer from a screenplay by Jill Blotevogel.
Our source explains that the “rules” of slasher movies is at the center of this new series, as it has been for the franchise. The pilot explores a YouTube video that has gone viral and causes problems for the protagonist, Audrey, who is caught in the middle of murder and the town’s troubled past.
Casting should be underway soon.” Continue reading
Warner Bros. and New Line have been hit with a copyright lawsuit seeking to block production of sequels to their hit horror film The Conjuring, reports Variety.
According to the site, the suit, filed Friday by Evergreen Media Group and Tony Derosa-Grund in federal court in Houston, alleges theft of the underlying rights to the case files of real-life paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.
Scream Factory’s Jeff Nelson and Cliff MacMillan, recently announced exclusively on Dread Central Live, that Motel Hell would be released on Blu-ray this summer, and have unveiled the artwork (left) for the release.
Kevin Connor’s 1980 flick will be getting the “Collector’s Edition” treatment with slipcover and the newly-designed artwork.
Blood Glacier, (otherwise known as The Station from Rammbock) Will be coming to the U.S. next month!
Inspired by John Carpenter’s The Thing, it will be opening in select theaters and VOD platforms May 2. Continue reading for images from the film!
The Tracking Board has reported effects legend Stan Winston could see his 1988 Pumpkinhead rebooted!
The original Pumpkinhead was produced by the De Laurentiis Entertainment Group headed up by Italian producer Dino De Laurentiis. De Laurentiis went on to produce Hannibal and Red Dragon. For the rest of the franchise, the Motion Picture Corporation of America (MPCA) headed up by Brad Krevoy took the reins and is now back to produce the rebooted series, explains the site.
This could turn out to be really awesome, unless Pumpkinhead is CG.