Entries from December 2009 ↓
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds, horror movies
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ConstantineAngels, Demons and a man caught in the middle. This supernatural-actioner was unfortunately more style than substance, but nevertheless entertaining.
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Skeleton Key Solid thriller about a hospice nurse who begins to suspect that her patient is the target of supernatural shenanigans -- almost wore out its welcome with some bump-in-the-night clichés. It kind of plays out like an extended Twilight Zone episode with a nice twist at the end. Excellent incorporation of American folklore.
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NightwatchCool Russian import about warring factions of supernatural beings. A little hard to follow at times, but visually a treat.
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Blade IISome of the effects are dated and it doesn't quite match the intensity of the original, but this Guillermo Del Toro helmed sequel holds its own as the Daywalker reluctantly teams up with the Vampire Nation in order to deal with an even bigger threat.
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Resident EvilHaven't you heard? Women can't open movies. Apparently, neither has Milla Jovovich, because she was busy finishing the fourth installment of this popular video game adaptation -- one of the few successful video game adaptations. No deep story here. Decent build up though. Kill or be killed. Throw in Michelle Rodriguez's scowl and you've got a party.
(more to come...)
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
Does anyone know what the horror movie is called where a family is traveling in a white Ford Explorer and they get lost and reach a ghost town where
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
Does anyone remember the 60's British film about a mother and mature son who lived together? He murders women and turns them into dolls and the mother
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
Can anyone name this 80's horror flick? Two scenes really stand out to me. 1. During a flashback (I think the flashback was to give the weird
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
While there were far too many influential figures in the horror genre this decade to include them all here, below are the 25 that were (arguably, of course) its greatest movers and shakers. From the video game revolution to sequel-happy movie studios; from the dark world of metal to the pages and panels of horror literature, love em or hate em the below 25 simply made too much noise to ignore. If you think we missed anything, throw it in the comment section below and say your piece. It's all welcome!
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
Earlier this week Paramount hosted a PARANORMAL ACTIVITY DVD/Blu-ray release party at the home of Jessica DiMeo of Rehoboth, MA. Jessica was the winner of the PARANORMAL ACTIVITY Red Carpet Home Screening sweepstakes which meant that, basically, she got a Hollywood-style premiere party at her house. There were spotlights, catered food and booze, a red carpet and cameras everywhere. DiMeo invited a host of friends and family, including her grandfather Joe Cefelli, who introduced young Jessica to the delights of horror as a child. Check out the full details, pics, a video and an exclusive interview with Peli inside.
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
What is the name of this late 70's or early 80's American movie set in the 19th century? A group of men are searching for treasure (possibly
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
I'm looking for a 70's short that used to run on the USA network about a guy that worked in a dress shop with three old ladies. He has a thing with
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
What is the name of the movie where kids are taken by monsters and implanted with something, then eaten by it when they grow up? I remember the
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
Before any footage from a film is seen, typically a teaser or full one sheet is released by a studio. This is an incredibly important, even detrimental process as it is the first thing the consumers will see and identify with a movie. If the poster stinks, the consumer might write it off all together, while a good poster could lead to them checking out the official website, trailer and best case scenario, hanging it from their wall (the most personal relationship any of us have with a movie). To say the least, posters are damn important. As part of our year end coverage, we present to you the year's best theatrical posters.
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
Before any footage from a film is seen, typically a teaser or full one sheet is released by a studio. This is an incredibly important, even detrimental process as it is the first thing the consumers will see and identify with a movie. If the poster stinks, the consumer might write it off all together, while a good poster could lead to them checking out the official website, trailer and best case scenario, hanging it from their wall (the most personal relationship any of us have with a movie). To say the least, posters are damn important. As part of our year end coverage, we present to you the year's worst theatrical posters.
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
Starway Pictures has reached an agreement with Phase 4 Films (formerly of Peace Arch Entertainment) to distribute
The Blackout in all media in the United States. The
first one sheet created some debate here on BD as it's a blatant rip-off of the
Feast poster, with
the second creating some solid interest. Now, we've got our hands on six character one sheets that can be viewed below. Also check out the
two trailers that premiere before AFM. Robert David Sanders' creature-feature begins when an apartment building's lights go out mysteriously, all of the tenants put aside their problems and band together to get to the bottom of the city-wide blackout. Deep in the basement of the high-rise, a hideous breed of monster hatches and begins to wreak havoc. Everyone must find a way to kill the blood-thirsty creatures and survive the darkness before it destroys the world.
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
With Paramount Home Entertainment's
Paranormal Activity now out on DVD/Blu-ray/digital download/Limited Collectors Edition (online only), we've been provided with a special limited
Paranormal Activity Scare Kit and a Limited Editions DVD in celebration of the release. Beyond the break you can find out how to enter to win one of these packs.
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
On January 8th Lionsgate will be releasing their hardcore futuristic vamp film
Daybreakers, which was directed by
Undead helmers Peter and Michael Spierig. To get you pumped up for the release, beyond the break you'll find a contest where you can win one of 2 prize packs.
December 31st, 2009 — From The Feeds
I saw this 90's horror movie years ago where a group of friends go inside a mansion. The group splits up and everyone starts experiencing nightmares.
17. Blade II
