One of Lucio Fulci’s best films, The Beyond, is coming to Blu-ray high definition, and we’ve got the initial details along with a peek at the box art for you!
According to Grindhouse Releasing on Facebook, The Beyond will be arriving on February 10, 2015, in a super-deluxe 3-disc special edition. Continue reading for a look at the glow in the dark cover art. Continue reading
Magnet Releasing has acquired US rights to [REC]4: Apocalypse, the fourth and final entry in the groundbreaking and terrifying [REC] horror series.
[REC]4 was directed by Jaume Balagueró, co-director of the first two films who returns for the climax of the series. Whereas [REC]3 took a slight tonal detour towards horror-comedy, [REC]4 is a return to the intense thrills and scares that helped make the [REC] franchise one of the most beloved in the horror genre.
Magnet will release the film day and date in theaters, on iTunes and On Demand everywhere on Friday, January 2nd, 2015. Continue reading
The dating scene is tough, even more so when you’re a lovelorn vampire. So, aside from picturing them naked, what do you do when your date turns out to be a complete bore? Find out in this bloody new clip from What We Do In The Shadows.
Metrodome will release in UK cinemas November 21.
The film is a mockumentary/comedy written, directed by, and starring Jemaine Clement Continue reading
CBS Films’ Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark adaptation is now in some safe hands, and could be tipping off someone else involved.
Deadline reports that BAFTA-nominated John August – who is a regular Tim Burton collaborator, penning both Big Fish and Frankenweenie – will adapt the iconic book series by Alvin Schwartz that had children of the ’80s and ’90s hearing bumps in the night. Continue reading
Death Waltz Recording Company has just released the soundtracks to the 1984 Christmas slasher Silent Night, Deadly Night as well as the 1980 horror flick Christmas Evil, both on vinyl. Each soundtrack has been released in limited quantities.
Silent Night, Deadly Night will be released on a double LP and will be limited to 400 copies worldwide. One disc will be transparent red/solid white split while the other will be transparent red and green. A super limited edition of one disc transparent red and one disc transparent green will be made available for record stores. The liner notes will feature entries from composer Perry Botkin, co-executive producer Scott Schneid, and writer Michael Hickey. Continue reading
In a final push to complete financing on IndieGoGo, the producers behind Dario Argento’s The Sandman (starring Iggy Pop) have released a detailed synopsis.
“The Sandman tells the story of Nathan, a young student in the city who struggles to forget his childhood trauma at the hands of the serial killer dubbed “The Sandman”. Nathan killed The Sandman (Iggy Pop) years ago, on Christmas Eve, after he witnessed the murder of his mother…until he sees the beautiful woman who lives in the apartment across the way dying at the hands of that same masked killer. Continue reading
Director Adrian Garcia Bogliano’s Late Phases, a practical effects heavy werewolf film, opens in limited theaters November 21, below you’ll find a new clip that isn’t for the dog lovers out there.
In the film, “Crescent Bay is not the ideal place to spend one’s golden years, especially since the once-idyllic retirement community has been beset by a series of deadly animal attacks from the ominous forest surrounding it. Continue reading
Out today on iTunes and VOD platforms is Dark Sky Films’ Hollywood slasher Starry Eyes, written and directed by Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer.
In the comments are two incredibly awesome (yet disgusting) clips from the film. Be warned, they are NSFW and a bit on the spoiler side. I’m going to watch this film as soon as I’m done posting some news!
Alex Essoe, Noah Segan, Pat Healy, Amanda Fuller, Shane Coffer, and Fabianne Therese all star. Continue reading
Here it is, our dirty 30! It seems oddly appropriate that our 30th episode would be a Halloween episode, with our good friend Amigo The Devil, about a movie that is “as horror as horror gets”. In what is, without a doubt one of the most funny episodes we’ve ever done, we take a look at 2012’s Found, and things get weird. In what Jorge describes as “the most uncomfortable conversation I’ve ever been a part of”, we’ve got mammary mastication, edible eyeballs, adolescent ball gags, severed head sex acts, blood baths, and our usual stupid jokes.So sit tight, and keep the home fires burning, and if we’re not back by dawn, call the president. It’s the Who Goes There Podcast, episode 30!
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At this past weekend’s New York Comic-Con, Fangoria caught up with film, TV and comics scribe Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, who promised that the Town That Dreaded Sundown remake he penned and that hits theaters this week has not toned things down.
“People who’ve seen it have said that it’s even more violent and disturbing than the original,” Aguirre-Sacasa (a former Fango intern) tells us. “It’s pretty hardcore; it’s a serious slasher movie.” Continue reading