Showing posts with label horror movie news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horror movie news. Show all posts
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Halloween is fast approaching
After more then a year since I have posted anything, starting October 1st I am returning with a vengeance on a regular basis again. Its time for me to get the ax out of the closet and start chopping again. All new news, reviews, and articles about everything horror. Follow me on Twitter @jrbthebuilder. Let the games begin. And oh yes, there will be blood-Rick Axtothefacenheimer
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Gore Line @ 9 Horror Web Show For 5/01/2010
This weeks episode Rick Axtothefacenheimer and Katherine McSharpensherknifey discuss the remake of Martin, I Spit On Your Grave remake, Batman 3, and show the trailers of Jonah Hex, Piranha 3D, and Buried. You can also see an awesome fan made Thundercats trailer featuring Vin Diesel as Panthro.
Friday, April 30, 2010
NEW Official Piranha 3D Trailer
Here it is, the new full official trailer for Piranha 3D. Christopher Lloyd is awesome. The movie looks campy but should be enjoyable.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
The Human Centipede To Be A Trilogy
Monday, April 19, 2010
Gore Line @ 9 4/16/2010
Watch the hottest horror news show on the net, Gore Line @ 9. Tonight, we discuss Death Kappa, The Human Centipede, Beetlejuice 2, remakes of Robocop and I Spit On Your Grave, and MORE!! Watch the rest on our You Tube Channel www.youtube.com/user/DrGoreman
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Gore Line @ 9 4/11/2010
On this edition of Gore Line, Rick Axtothefacenheimer and Katherine McSharpensherknifey discuss the indie film Heartless, Mothers Day remake, Cabin In The Woods, and Parasomnia. Our new intro is funny as hell. Super Troopers!!
Friday, March 12, 2010
10 Obscure Zombie Films You've Never Seen
Dr. Carnage shows us 10 obscure zombie films you must see if you are a fan of cult cinema.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Interview With Adam Prusan
1. How did you become a film maker?
My father brought out his 8mm camera when I was 7 years old, and I made my first film; a spoof of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde. I've been making films ever since.
2. What other films have you worked on?
Chuckle's Revenge is my first commercial project, but there were many short films before it.
3. How did you come up with the idea for Chuckle's Revenge?
In 2003 I started developing Chuckle's Revenge. I knew that I wanted a killer clown. I had to then work in reverse, building a story around Chuckle, and his reason for revenge.
4. I love the interaction that the viewer gets to have with the movie, was that always part of the plan?
In 1993, I was inspired to make an interactive film, after reading about the potential of the DVD format. After DVD was introduced in the late 90's, I spent a few more years developing the concept.
5. What locations were used for filming?
We filmed Chuckle's Revenge entirely in S. Florida, using local parks and several homes for interiors.
6. How was the cast chosen and what was it like working with them?
I used craigslist to find the cast and crew. For the most part, it was a good experience. However, the production part of any low budget film is usually stressful. There is never enough time to get everything that you want, and there are always unexpected surprises. Working with a group of creative people also involves occasional personality clashes. Overall,
things went very well.
7. Any good stories about the cast, crew, or filming?
The scene where Kristen finds Monica in the shack took about ten hours. It was done in a hot garage in June, with no ventilation. When shooting inside, we never had a fan or air conditioning because of the noise. I later realized that the actors were really suffering. Maybe that added to the authenticity of the scene.
8. What is your next project?
We are working on another episode of Chuckle's Revenge. I'm also writing a feature film. It's a supernatural story that involves a violent poltergeist.
9. What are your favorite horror movies?
The Exorcist, Rosemary's Baby, Night of the Living Dead, The Omen and Saw. I thought Paranormal Activity was great.
10. What advice would you give to someone who wants to be an independent film maker?
I would tell them to find something else to do. It's just too difficult to make a living as an independent filmmaker, unless you just want to do it for fun. I also know that a truly obsessed filmmaker cannot be stopped.
My father brought out his 8mm camera when I was 7 years old, and I made my first film; a spoof of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde. I've been making films ever since.
2. What other films have you worked on?
Chuckle's Revenge is my first commercial project, but there were many short films before it.
3. How did you come up with the idea for Chuckle's Revenge?
In 2003 I started developing Chuckle's Revenge. I knew that I wanted a killer clown. I had to then work in reverse, building a story around Chuckle, and his reason for revenge.
4. I love the interaction that the viewer gets to have with the movie, was that always part of the plan?
In 1993, I was inspired to make an interactive film, after reading about the potential of the DVD format. After DVD was introduced in the late 90's, I spent a few more years developing the concept.
5. What locations were used for filming?
We filmed Chuckle's Revenge entirely in S. Florida, using local parks and several homes for interiors.
6. How was the cast chosen and what was it like working with them?
I used craigslist to find the cast and crew. For the most part, it was a good experience. However, the production part of any low budget film is usually stressful. There is never enough time to get everything that you want, and there are always unexpected surprises. Working with a group of creative people also involves occasional personality clashes. Overall,
things went very well.
7. Any good stories about the cast, crew, or filming?
The scene where Kristen finds Monica in the shack took about ten hours. It was done in a hot garage in June, with no ventilation. When shooting inside, we never had a fan or air conditioning because of the noise. I later realized that the actors were really suffering. Maybe that added to the authenticity of the scene.
8. What is your next project?
We are working on another episode of Chuckle's Revenge. I'm also writing a feature film. It's a supernatural story that involves a violent poltergeist.
9. What are your favorite horror movies?
The Exorcist, Rosemary's Baby, Night of the Living Dead, The Omen and Saw. I thought Paranormal Activity was great.
10. What advice would you give to someone who wants to be an independent film maker?
I would tell them to find something else to do. It's just too difficult to make a living as an independent filmmaker, unless you just want to do it for fun. I also know that a truly obsessed filmmaker cannot be stopped.
ScareFlix Movies
All of these movies have been ordered: Shivers, Vampire Hookers, Blood Night, The Offspring, Night Of The Demons, MaskHead, Eaten Alive, Hell Night, House On Sorority Row, Santa's Slay, Maniac, Gun Town, Slices, House Of The Devil, The Horror Vault, Blood Suckers From Outer Space, Silent Night Deadly Night, Shock Festival, Godzilla VS Space Godzilla/Destroyah Double Feature, Nightmare On Elm Street Infinifilm, Freeway Killer, Pontypool, Godzilla VS King Ghidorah/Mothra Double Feature, Dark Night Of The Scarecrow, Dead And Breakfast, Trailer Park Of Terror, Zombie Strippers, Dog Soldiers, Village Of The Damned, Zombieland, Gamera The Brave, Razorback, Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark, Cabin Fever, Cabin Fever 2, Godzilla VS Biollante, The Sky Has Fallen. Lots of awesome titles and I am about to find more.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
The Sharktopus
No, I am being for real, a Sharktopus. SyFy announced via its Twitter account that it is partnering with Roger Corman for this creature feature. "Spent half hour discussing what a sharktopus should look like, how many mouths it should have and how it should kill," said SyFy's Karen O'Hara. This might be one SYFY movie I watch.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Piranha 2 DVD Re-Release
Sony will be re-issuing this oop DVD in April. They wanted the film to coincide with the release of the new film into theaters, but piranha got pushed to August. This sequel was the major Hollywood debut of James Cameron who luckily went on to make Terminator, Aliens, T2, Titanic, and Avatar.
Chain Letter
New Films International, who announced last fall that it acquired Deon Taylor's delayed film, have set a May 21 debut. We're told a limited theatrical run is planned, more details on that as they come in.
In this urban legend riff, six friends receive a mysterious chain letter via text messaging and in their email accounts from a maniac who's hunting down teenagers who fail to forward his online chain letter.
In this urban legend riff, six friends receive a mysterious chain letter via text messaging and in their email accounts from a maniac who's hunting down teenagers who fail to forward his online chain letter.
Movies I am watching today
I just watched and reviewed Let The Right One In and tonight I am going to watch and review the indie horror film Punch. Hot Horror Girl will have a review of Funland up tomorrow I think.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Fangoria being revamped
The news has come out that Fangoria is not folding as many have speculated. They have a new man in charge and are currently revamping their site. I am looking forward to seeing the new look and I hope they do the same with their magazine.
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