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Bunch o' Anchor Bay DVD covers/updates
Anchor Bay Entertainment gave Fango the first look at final cover art for four horror titles now coming September 23: Seth Landau's BRYAN LOVES YOU , John Suits' BREATHING ROOM, Greg Swinson and Ryan Thiessen's ...
More 'Halloween' Than You'll Know What to Do With
What? You say it's the summertime and you don't want to think about horrible things that go slash in the night? Bah! Any time is the right time to talk Halloween , if you ask me, and soon we'll be awash in the ...
The Gilroy 07.09.08: Not So Fast John Carpenter
The Gilroy 07.09.08: Not So Fast John Carpenter Posted by Ben Quick on 07.09.2008 These movies suck! Well, my first three columns here at 411mania were all about praise.
Feature Quiet Village: Favorite Movie Scores
Techno-lovin' soundtrackers Matt "Radioslave" Edwards and Joel Martin of Quiet Village explore their favorite movie scores.
Gratuitous gore sells, but it's bad filmmaking
Many years ago - more than I care to admit - I interviewed filmmaker John Carpenter about his then-new film "The Thing." Carpenter hit it big with "Halloween" in 1978, then followed up with "The Fog" and ...
Jamie Lee Curtis Gets A Clean Honda
Jamie Lee Curtis, and husband Christopher Guest, are to get one of five Fuel Cell powered Honda's along with Laura Harris, film producer Ron Yerxa, as well as businessmen Jon Spallino and Jim Salomon.
Car News: Jamie Lee Curtis among first five to get Honda FCX Clarity fuel-cell car
The FCX Clarity is powered by a motor that runs on electricity generated in the hydrogen-fed fuel cell.
Excl. cover, details: HALLOWEEN: 30TH comic
June 13: Excl. cover, details: HALLOWEEN: 30TH comic Comics scribe Stefan Hutchinson got in touch with Fango to provide us this exclusive cover art for Devil's Due 's upcoming limited-edition HALLOWEEN: 30th ...
Tribute to filmmaker John Carpenter
SHOCK AND AWE Though he's best known for his horror films, such as 'Halloween' and 'The Thing,' John Carpenter has tackled nearly every genre in his 30-year career, including the 1976 urban western , the action ...
Ah, the hazy crazy days of the 1980s slasher genre. Teenagers were just not safe from any manner of demented killer, and over the early years of the decade their bodies piled up pretty high in countless hack ...
DVD review: French import 'Inside' packs terrifying punch
Up until last weekend, 'The Exorcist' was the scariest movie I had ever seen. It had everything - a child in peril, a mother fighting to save her daughter from a demon, a battle between God and Beelzebub and, ...
Writer talks new HALLOWEEN comics; excl. cover
June 5: Writer talks new HALLOWEEN comics; exclusive cover Horror comics writer Stefan Hutchinson and artist Tim Seeley, who brought the HALLOWEEN: NIGHTDANCE to readers, return this summer with a new batch of ...
Cinema: Stay away from this prom
A scene from 'Prom Night'. PROM NIGHT directed by Nelson McCormick Starring Brittany Snow, Johnathon Schaech, Idris Elba, Dana Davis and Jessica Stroup IN 1980, a slasher-flick of the same title was released, ...
In her tense new movie The Strangers, Liv Tyler plays one half of a troubled couple who is terrorized by psychotic home invaders who target them at random.
When the lights came up at the end of The Strangers , a grim and depressingly hollow technical exercise from first-time writer/director Bryan Bertino, a colleague sighed: "Just what we needed - a remake of ...
"The darkest souls are not thoes which choose to exist within the hell of the abyss, but thoes which choose to move silently amoung us." - Dr.
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Supreme screamer at the Charles
Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, the Rosetta Stone for understanding just about every horror film of the past 40 years, is this weekend's entry in the Charles Theatre's Hitchcock retrospective. Anthony Perkins plays Norman Bates, the reclusive mama's boy with a thing for knives, while Janet Leigh is Marion Crane, the larcenous bank employee who doubtless wishes she had stuck with baths. How influential was Psycho? John Carpenter patterned his 1978 Halloween, possibly the only horror film of the past few decades to rival Psycho's legacy, after Hitchcock's film. He even named his hero, Donald Pleasance's Dr. Sam Loomis, after Marion Crane's illicit boyfriend. Showtime is noon tomorrow at the Charles, 1711 N. Charles St., with encores set for 7 p.m. Monday and 9 p.m. Thursday. Tickets are $6 tomorrow, $8 other times. Information: 410-727-3456 or thecharles.com.
Movies From Beyond: Halloween & Death Wish
May 10th, 2008 at 13:00 by hecklerspray staff Welcome one and all to Movies From Beyond where we discuss all things a little edgy you might find on DVD and brand new shiny high definition Blu-Ray. We love ... via Hecklerspray
Film Program Brings SRO Attendance
John Carpenter leans against only some of his more than 3,000 film prints that he has amassed in his Massapequa Park movie archive. via Massapequan Observer
Six Degrees: Arnie to Coleen McLoughlin
You wouldn't expect to find Coleen McLoughlin discussing politics with Arnold Schwarzenegger at a swanky dinner party or indeed Arnie donning a red footie strip to cheer on Man Utd at Old Trafford. via Digital Spy