Recently, the first tv spot for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes was released, and if you love monkeys, and war, you’re going to be pretty stoked! Check it out in the replies.
In theaters July 11, Matt Reeves directs with Andy Serkis, Keri Russell, Gary Oldman, Jason Clarke, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Judy Greer and Jocko Sims starring. Continue reading
The picture to the left is what Google gave me when I searched for “giant fuckin letdown”. The phrase “giant fuckin letdown” is what AMC gave me in place of the season 4 finale of The Walking Dead. Don’t worry, we’re not going to go throwing out spoilers, for those of you who haven’t watched yet. I am however curious if you folks were as let down as me, has the Walking Dead boned you too many times? Will you be back next season? I say they stop working on this “companion show”, and work on making a show that isn’t consistantly disappointing.
We told you last week that the upcoming fourth season of American Horror Story would follow a traveling circus in the 1950’s. We are now able to confirm that new new season will be titled American Horror Story: Freak Show, and the shows producers have stated, season 4 will move away from the light-hearted (lack of) horror of Coven, and return to the much darker stylings of Asylum.
The series, returning this fall, is set in Jupiter, Florida, in 1950. “Freak Show” finds Jessica Lange playing a German ex-pat who is managing one of the last freak shows in the U.S. Continue reading
Aint It Cool.com recently broke the story that Don Coscarelli is back with more Tallman terror, and will have the long gestured Phantasm V: Ravager for us in the near future!
AIC shared the following teaser poster, with some official news coming in the next day or so. From what we’ve been told, Reggie Bannister and Angus Scrimm do return. Kat Lester also returns as the “Lady in Lavender”. Continue reading
In what may be the most metal, horrific, and all around bad ass news I’ve ever heard; Philadelphia’s Dock Street Brewing is releasing “Walker”, a Walking Dead inspired American pale stout brewed with roasted goat brains! Yeah, you read the correctly, if you’ve always wanted to act like a zombie, but didn’t wanna do the jail time for cannibalism, now you can. The beer will be released March 30 to coincide with the season finale of The Walking Dead. Continue reading for the press release. Continue reading
This is the most sad news we’ve had to report; according to Style Weekly, Dave Brockie, better known as Oderus Urungus, the founder and lead singer of renowned metal band GWAR, has died. Roommates reportedly found Brockie’s body at his home Sunday evening (March 23). “I wish it was a joke,” former GWAR bassist Chris Bopst, a music writer for Style Weekly, tells the site. “Everyone is in shock.” Brockie was 50 years old.
“Dave was one of the funniest, smartest, most creative and energetic persons I’ve known,” former GWAR bassist Mike Bishop told Style Weekly. “He was brash sometimes, always crass, irreverent, he was hilarious in every way. But he was also deeply intelligent and interested in life, history, politics and art. His penchant for scatological humors belied a lucid wit. He was a criminally underrated lyricist and hard rock vocalist, one of the best, ever! A great front man, a great painter, writer, he was also a hell of a bass guitarist. I loved him. He was capable of great empathy and had a real sense of justice.”
Vocalist Tony Foresta of fellow Richmond, Virginia band MUNICIPAL WASTE, which toured with GWAR in 2012, wrote on Instagram: “I’m so devastated right now. One of the most fun, brilliant, inspirational and creative people I’ve ever had the privilege to call a friend has passed. I’m going to miss you so much, pal.”
According to Australia’s TheMusic.com.au, GWAR’s management will issue a statement regarding reports of Brockie’s passing at approximately 1:00 p.m. EST today.
Kids have always been a bit creepy, these days, most kids are also assholes. What happens when the creepy kids have had enough of the asshole kids? Find out in the new teaser trailer for June. Look for it May 1. (I know, makes no sense)
After watching the trailer, anyone else think this was a Carrie prequel?
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January is normally when studios dump the films they expect to under perform. (see Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones) After I, Frankenstein turned out to be a steaming turd (as expected), 20th Century Fox has shifted their Frankenstein nine months, moving it into an October date.
Starring James McAvoy as Viktor Von Frankenstein and Daniel Radcliffe as Igor, it will now hit theaters on October 2, 2015.
There is no doubt that now is possibly the best time ever to be a fan of horror television. Get ready because FX will debut their new drama series, The Strain, from Academy Award nominated filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, author Chuck Hogan and writer/producer Carlton Cuse, on June 22. Continue reading
Seeming to have so far gone widely under the radar; ABC’s new supernatural drama Resurrection could be the best new show of the spring. While not quite obvious how horror driven this show will be, the first two episodes have been jam packed with paranormal awesomeness, zombies, and a whole lot of “what the hell is going on?!” Episode 3 aira this Sunday night, or catch the first 2 episodes on Hulu.