An new article over at The Hollywood Reporter reveals that the new adaptation of Stephen King’s It is moving studios.
Warner Bros. has been developing a big-screen take for five years, explains the site, and in 2012 it hired Cary Fukunaga to direct two films produced by Roy Lee, Dan Lin, Seth Grahame-Smith and David Katzenberg. Continue reading
Whelp, I can kiss another $170 goodbye. Anchor Bay and Scream Factory will release Halloween: The Complete Collection on Blu-ray September 23rd. It comes in two different sets, one with 10 discs and the other with 15, but the deluxe version is most certainly the way to go since it contains restored versions of alternate cuts of many of the films, including the incredibly rare Halloween 6 Producers Cut, which is almost a completely different film from the theatrical release. Continue reading
Are you jonesin for a vampire/werewolf with a teen angst fix? You’re in luck because Hemlock Grove; the Netflix original from horror director Eli Roth is coming back on July 11th for season 2. Below you can check out the teaser poster and announcement trailer for season 2.
Executive Producer Eli Roth says Netflix supported them taking the series in a “dangerous direction” Continue reading
Love him or hate him, Rob Zombie has turned in some of the bigger horror releases of the last 10 years, and he’s marked his return to horror with 31.
Recently, the following trailer was uploaded to Rob Zombie’s official website with no information.
The trailer walks us through Zombie’s short directorial career Continue reading
FX is still giving us just the tip when it comes to their new show The Strain from Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan. Today we have two new teaser promos and a release date to boot!
The Strain will premiere on Sunday July 13 at 10 p.m. Hopefully this will fill my Sunday night blues once Game of Thrones ends and I realize there won’t be more Breaking Bad. Continue reading
The Purge Breakout, an immersive real-life horror-escape experience, will travel throughout the United States this summer, offering fans an opportunity to step inside the world of the film franchise The Purge, Universal Pictures announced today. The Purge: Anarchy arrives in theaters nationwide on July 18, 2014.
In The Purge: Breakout, it’s the annual Purge Night, when citizens across the country exercise their right of anarchy. Your group is being held captive Continue reading
Last week we announced the Twin Peaks box set is arriving July 29, which includes nearly 90 minutes of never-before-seen deleted and alternate scenes from the prequel film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me!
Today we are stoked to show you what all the box art and discs will look like. Are you excited for the release? Is this show before your time? Continue reading
Damnit! I don’t make enough money to keep up with all these wonderful toys! We’ve got 4 incredible toy announcements this week, and that’s not even counting Funko finally rolling out the second edition of the horror pop figures! We’ve got an evil super hero, a horror icon, something for the christmas tree, and the Scumdogs of the Universe! Continue reading for all the info.
Donate blood, sell your kids, and start hookin’, because you need to pick these up, and pick up a couple extra for Jorge and I! Continue reading
Marvel, in collaboration with Stephen King, is proud to announce the new chapter in the Dark Tower series – Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three – The Prisoner. Beginning in September 2014, New York Times Best-Selling writers Peter David & Robin Furth along with critically acclaimed artist Piotr Kowalski bring the action from Mid-World to our world as the epic series returns!
Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three – The Prisoner marks another milestone Continue reading
The horror community took another big hit this week as the renowned Swiss artist H.R. Giger died on Monday May 12, at the age of 74, as a result of injuries sustained in a fall. Giger, who passed away in a Zurich hospital, was most famous for the alien monster he created for Ridley Scott’s Alien.
The terrifying creature and sets he created for Ridley Scott’s film earned him an Oscar for special effects in 1980. In the art world, Giger is appreciated for his wide body of work in the fantastic realism and surrealistic genres. He will truly be missed.