A24, has announced that it will open it’s romantic, zombie, comedy: Life After Beth in limited release August 15.
The directorial debut of Jeff Baena, the movie features a potent cast including Aubrey Plaza, Chronicle’s Dane DeHaan, John C. Reilly, Molly Shannon, Cheryl Hines, Paul Reiser, Matthew Gray Gubler and Paranorman’s Anna Kendrick. Continue reading for synopsis. Continue reading
Thommy Hutson, writer and producer of definitive genre docs such as Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy and Inside Story: Scream and producer of More Brains! A Return to the Living Dead and Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th, is excited to announce he is taking his journey down Elm Street a lot farther and in a whole new way.
Hutson has written a coffee table book detailing the original Wes Craven classic in a way no one has before. This over 200-page, hardcover tome is entitled Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy–The Making of Wes Craven’s “A Nightmare on Elm Street” and is the ultimate look at the scary, thrilling and groundbreaking 1984 film. Continue reading
Horror-infused dark rock band Bloody Hammers have released an official video for “Welcome To The Horror Show”, the latest single from the band’s upcoming third studio album Under Satan’s Sun, which comes out June 10th via Napalm Records. The black and white video is chock full of horror imagery, wonderfully complimenting the dark lyrics. Continue reading
West Palm Beach, Florida’s Symbols have debuted their new blood drenched music video for their first single: Death Valley (Not ’69). You can watch it below and purchase the EP (for $2 bucks) in their store.
Director Ates Isildak says, the video “(falls) somewhere between Gummo and Natural Born Killers, the way it looked and felt. And the story…was inspired by the Miranda Barbour case, the implied satanic prostitution murders, committed by a couple..” Continue reading
For those eagerly awaiting the follow-up to Jeremy Benson’s grisly indie horror Live Animals, you’re in luck, as FANGORIA has the first blood-soaked trailer to his upcoming thriller Girl in Woods.
Starring Juliet Reeves, Charisma Carpenter and Jeremy London, Girl In Woods follows a woman stranded in the forest when her husband is accidentally incapacitated during an excursion, and her fight to retain her sanity as her haunted past creeps back into consciousness. Benson’s film promises madness and monstrocity, but is any of it real or is it all in the head of its heroine? No release date has been set. Continue reading
The second season of Hemlock Grove the Emmy nominated Netflix original series, from executive producer Eli Roth, will premiere in it’s entirety on Friday, July 11th at 12:01 AM PT
Executive Producer Eli Roth says Netflix supported them taking the series in a “dangerous direction” stating that “they encouraged us to go even further – into a scarier, darker, and sexier place,” he explained. “We guarantee you won’t see anything like this anywhere else on television.” Continue reading
The full trailer has been unleashed for Rosemary’s Baby, the four-hour NBC miniseries, airing May 11 and May 15. The trailer is heavy on the occult and witchery, revealing that Rosemary has been “chosen” to be “his” mother. Spooky, if you haven’t see the original.
In the new adaptation of the 1967 best-selling suspense novel by Ira Levin, Zoe Saldana plays the modern Rosemary. Continue reading
What’s worse than getting one of those delightfully infectious Counting Crows songs in your head? How about a psychotic artist in the woods, getting inside your head? That’s exactly what these two new clips from Mr. Jones, aim to do. Look for it on Blu-ray, DVD and Vod, May 6.
This month, Scream Factory will release Dead Shadows on Blu-ray and DVD, and we now have two bat wielding, face melting, ass kicking clips teasing the Lovecraftian terror (in the comments)! The DVD special features will include: making-of special effects featurette, deleted scenes, interview with director David Cholewa, theatrical trailer and teaser trailer. Pick it up April 29th. Continue reading
Warning: This clip is not for the faint of heart! Proxy is a controversial film in which “A very pregnant Esther Woodhouse (Alexia Rasmussen) is walking home after her latest OB appointment, when she is brutally attacked and disfigured by a hooded assailant.” Check the comments to watch the first 4 minutes!
The clip (and film) have a lot of people up in arms due to it’s extremely graphic content, I’ll still never understand why it’s so taboo in films to kill children, especially after the Red Wedding, I thought we were passed this. On a side note, I’m a horrible person, because I just kept thinking this the whole time. Continue reading