Entries Tagged 'ghosts' ↓
The Hairy Hands (2010)
June 10th, 2010 — 2010, animated, Ashley Thorpe, atmospheric, British horror, Doug Bradley, Ed Berry, From The Feeds, ghosts, haunted, Horror Reviews, legend, myth, original, short film, stunning, tense, unique
Hellgate (1989)
May 25th, 2010 — 1989, awesome 80s, bad movies, bizarre, Fatally Yours, From The Feeds, ghosts, haunted, Horror Reviews, magic, odd, reanimated, silly, strange, stupid, undead, weird, William A. Levey, Worst of, Zombies
Hammer Films’ “The Woman in Black” To Be Remade in 3-D
May 16th, 2010 — 3-D, adaptation, based on a book, British horror, From The Feeds, ghosts, Hammer Films, News, remake, Susan Hill
After Dark Horrorfest 4 – All 8 Films to Die For Reviewed (2010)
April 28th, 2010 — 2010, 8 Films to Die For, After Dark, atmospheric, boring, Clive Barker, Fatally Yours, From The Feeds, ghosts, haunted, haunting, Horror Reviews, Horrorfest, Norwegian horror, Quickie Review, satire, serial killer, slasher, supernatural, survival horror, teen screams, Zombies
Volver
September 29th, 2008 — From The Feeds, ghosts
From a distance, Penelope Cruz’s “Volver” appears to be a foreign chick flick -- lots of female bonding and few (mostly evil) male characters -- but director Pedro Almodovar skillfully tip-toes through various genres along the way. Part black comedy, a bit of a ghost story and not quite all of the above. Can’t think of a recent American film that went a similar route.Story Starters
March 23rd, 2008 — demons, From The Feeds, ghosts, horror, paranormal
Creepy gnome terrorizes town
Dead cow, coyote found near site of "Lizard Man" mystery
Death by suicide robot
Giant Fossil Bats Out Of Africa
Illicit “blood farm” raided
New kidney changed my whole personality
Real-life case of demon possession documented
Web surfer spots mysterious crater
Shutter
February 18th, 2008 — asian horror, From The Feeds, ghosts, remake

That Asian horror movie remake train just keeps chugging along at full steam. I’m gonna have to make a list of all the projects in development because it’s becoming incredibly difficult to keep track of them. “Shutter” is a film I knew almost nothing about until I caught the original on the Sundance Channel’s Asia Extreme. Basically, the plot goes something like this: a photographer and his girlfriend are involved in a hit and run accident and are subsequently haunted by the ghost of their victim -- via his photographs. Sounds straightforward enough, until they go back to the scene of the crime and discover there’s little evidence to support the idea that they hit anyone. An extra helping of creepiness is added when some of their friends start committing suicide. This sounds way more interesting than the actual execution but it’s a pretty decent supernatural thriller. It’s anyone’s guess if the remake will be any good. As I’ve said before, these films are far from perfect but they approach the genre in a way that a lot of our films don’t anymore. Less emphasis on the MTV quick cut, Boo-Ha! moments and more on building suspense and trying to creep you out. I’m hoping to bring that sensibility to my “Supernatural” spec, which is still in the chicken scratch stage at this point.
Eye Sore
February 3rd, 2008 — From The Feeds, ghosts, horror, jessica alba

There wasn’t a tremendous amount of buzz about “The Eye” -- not to me anyway, but you would’ve expected it to perform well, based on the Jessica Alba brand alone.... grossed only 13 million over the weekend, second to the beast that is Miley Cyrus. “One Missed Call”, a movie with far less star power, had a 12.5 million opening weekend. Go figure...
BTW, GO GIANTS!