The Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise has been passed around to various studios more times than a party favor at a Snoop Dogg concert, which has been quite difficult for many of the reiterations to keep any sort of continuity. Finding a home at Twisted Pictures, Texas Chainsaw 3D acts as a straight sequel to Tobe Hooper’s 1974 original. Betting it all on a semi-twist ending to redirect the timeline, TC3D is riddled with bad writing, weak scares, and is a pathetic attempt of 3D. Continue reading
That’s right folk, AMC is looking to rebroadcast the first two seasons of The Walking Dead in black and white. Taking a page out of the comics’ playbook, fans can relive classic moments from the show only enjoyed by those who read the books. After the jump, see the full schedule of when the episodes will air. Continue reading
Marking the seventh film in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise, Texas Chainsaw 3D is looking to rev up audiences and bring back good ol’ Leatherface to the forefront of American horror. Starting right where we left him in 1974, Leatherface returns in the modern age in a direct sequel to Tobe Hooper’s original, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. See the trailer along with some posters and screenshots after the jump. Continue reading
Do you believe in love at first sight? Many may have their doubts, but if you ask our zombie pal R (Nicholas Hoult) what he thinks of Julie (Teresa Palmer), he would tell you she is more than his next meal. Warm Bodies brings audiences a new take on the zombie apocalypse with a quirky, romantic comedy sensibility. Oh and John Malkovich is in this movie too! Continue reading
A full teaser trailer for Marc Forster’s World War Z debuted this week. Originally slated for a December 2012 release, World War Z has been pushed to June 2013. The teaser trailer offers us a very broad look at the zombie chaos that will ensue. Can Brad Pitt save the world? Continue reading
A friend recently issued me a challenge: come up with a top 10 list of the best horror films that are not torture porn or similar to Paranormal Activity. I accepted this challenge with the intention of upping the stakes: find good horror that is also more recent to this millennium that are not sequels, remakes or based on a zombie or virus like apocalypse. If you are looking for some new scares beyond the classics, take a spoiler-free journey after the jump to find out what you’ve been missing out on in the horror world lately. Continue reading
As many may know, a certain little horror franchise recently released it’s fourth film, Paranormal Activity 4. I was a huge advocate of the first film and like any ongoing franchise, a marathon of each entry is a must. Take a look back at Paranormal Activity 2 with me and see if it withstands the test of horror time or if Paranormal Activity was just a one-time gimmick. Continue reading
This week, one of the most ambitious horror series releases its next installment upon audiences everywhere and American Horror Story: Asylum also premieres. See what I did there? After the grueling roller coaster of a ride the first season provided, will Asylum be able to deliver the goods that everyone is dying for? After the jump, gain a sneak peak into the second season of American Horror Story along with the first five minutes of the premiere episode! Continue reading
October wouldn’t be complete without a good old fashioned chill down the back of the neck. I always try to discover new horror films that may become new favorites, but sometimes there are movies so horrendous they aren’t worth the film they are printed on. Hypothermia is such a film. Continue reading
Frankenweenie releases in theaters this weekend, but while learning more about the premise, I began to see close similarities to Tim Burton’s other film, The Nightmare Before Christmas. The story may be told differently, but there are certain archetypes and plot elements that bear close resemblance to everyone’s favorite Christmas horror tale. Continue reading
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