horror
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Two Let Me In Posters Featuring Chloe Moretz
MovieWeb &bull 4 Hours Ago
September 9th, 2010 Overture Films have released two brand new posters for their upcoming horror remake Let Me In, which will be released in theaters on October 1. Let Me in comes to theaters October 1st, 2010 and stars Richard… Full Story »
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The Virginity Hit
Film Critic &bull Yesterday
Having established itself as a viable format for horror, the first-person handheld camera style is used for comedy in The Virginity Hit -- specifically the American Pie-type sex comedy, in which young people obsess about losing their virginity but manage eventually to learn to… Full Story »
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Richard Roeper Previews Fall's Horror and Thriller Movies
ReelzChannel &bull Yesterday
In our Fall Movie Spotlight, ReelzChannel regular and movie reviewer Richard Roeper looked at the biggest titles coming to theaters over the next several months. Find out what he had to say about Devil, Paranormal Activity 2, Buried, Let Me… Full Story »
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Heigl leads tributes to tragic costume designer
Hollywood.com &bull Yesterday
Leading the tributes to Dennison, Heigl says in a statement, "It was an honour and a privilege to work with Michael. I am heartbroken by his sudden passing as is everyone here on the film." Dennison, 58, enjoyed a career… Full Story »
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Jeremy Renner Locks Up Another Role! Hansel and Gretal: Witch Hunters
FusedFilm.com &bull Yesterday
FusedFilm.com delivers some great opinions in our column section. Some our columns the Pitch and Fax of Life are our most popular. Check all our opinions our here. Bi-weekly column from Ken Smithart where culture, middle america and the cinema meet. Ken takes the high ground with intelligent commentary on today's cinema culture. This is the feature where we go ranting and raving (good or bad) on… Full Story »
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Film: Gateways To Geekery: Carl Dreyer
A.V. Club &bull Yesterday
Pop culture can be as forbidding as it is inviting, particularly in areas that invite geeky obsession: The more devotion a genre or series or subculture inspires, the easier it is for the uninitiated to feel like they're on the outside looking in. But geeks aren't born; they're made. And sometimes it only takes the right starting point to bring newbies into various intimidatingly vast obsessions. Gateways To Geekery is our regular attempt to help those who want to be enthralled, but aren't sure where to start. Want advice? Suggest future Gateways To Geekery topics by emailing gateways@theonion.com. Why it's… Full Story »
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None But The Lonely Heart- Warner Archives
Twitch &bull Yesterday
When Warner Archives first started it was my understanding that they wouldn't be remastering or tweaking any of their projects. That was fine. After all these were titles fans were glad to have at all much less in their original… Full Story »
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Devil Behind-the-Scenes Featurette
MovieWeb &bull Yesterday
September 9th, 2010Apple has debuted a brand new featurette for the upcoming horror movie Devil, which will arrive in theaters nationwide on September 17. Click on the clip below to watch new footage, as well as go behind the scenes… Full Story »
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The New Hansel and Gretel: Jeremy Renner and Noomi Rapace
Cinematical &bull Yesterday
After making waves in the movie world with her portrayal of Lisbeth Salander in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Noomi Rapace headed to LA last month to start working on her stateside career. Filmmakers and studios pitched woo, and… Full Story »
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Blind China Activist Due To Be Freed, His Wife Says
Cinema News &bull Yesterday
BEIJING (AFP) - A blind activist jailed after uncovering rights abuses in China's "one child" population control policy could be freed this week after more than four years in prison, his wife said Wednesday. Chen Guangcheng, who accused family-planning officials in eastern China's Shandong province of forcing at least 7,000 women to be sterilised or undergo late-term abortions, is due for… Full Story »
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36 Films: Halloween (1978)
Film School Rejects &bull Yesterday
For 36 days straight, we'll be exploring the famous 36 Dramatic Situations by examining a film that exemplifies each one. From family killing family to prisoners in need of asylum, we brush off the 19th century list in order to remember that it's still incredibly relevant today. Whether you're seeking a degree in Literature, love movies, or just love seeing things explode, our feature should have something for everyone. If it doesn't, please don't stab us numerous times with cutlery. On… Full Story »
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VIDEO: Can Let Me In Have it Both Ways With Fanboys and Film Snobs Alike?
Movieline &bull Yesterday
Overture has released another clip for Let Me In, the remake of the artful Swedish vampire film Let the Right One In. Here, it looks like they're trying to win over fans of the original (who are understandably skeptical), while a… Full Story »
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Watch: Santa Claus is Pissed in Official 'Rare Exports' Trailer
FirstShowing.net &bull Yesterday
Forget everything you know about Santa Claus It's all lies. Are you ready for an early Christmas present? You've probably heard about this (or knew we'd one day see it) but there is a film coming out this year that… Full Story »
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Bruce Campbell Says 'Bruce Vs. Frankenstein' Will Be 'The Expendables' Of Horror
Cinema News &bull Yesterday
Beloved B-movie actor/God Bruce Campbell is making a sequel to My Name is Bruce. To many that decision may seem odd, considering that not even diehard fans of 'The Chin' were terribly blown away by the first film, and Campbell has been scrupulous enough in his project undertakings that he passed on a sequel to Bubba Ho-tep, but after reading his description of the sequel,… Full Story »
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Noomi Rapace could be a Witch Hunter
Total Film &bull Yesterday
Noomi Rapace, best-known for her electrifying turn in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and its sequels, could have landed the lead role in Hansel And Gretel: Witch Hunters. A quirky action horror, the film's story is set 15 years… Full Story »
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London's Barbican Centre Hosts 2 Month ASPECTS OF JAPANESE CINEMA Retrospective
SciFi Japan &bull Yesterday
PLEASE NOTE: All articles are the property of the authors and/or SciFi Japan. Reprint or reproduction of any material in part or in whole, including the copying or posting of articles on any internet or computer site, without the authors' consent is strictly forbidden. Links to articles appearing on SciFI Japan are allowed (and appreciated). For two months, from 19 October to 19 December, Barbican Film presents ASPECTS OF JAPANESE CINEMA, an impressive programme of Japanese film. The programme includes three "Directorspectives" focusing of the work of Japanese film directors from three different eras of cinema, for whom costume and… Full Story »
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TARNATION Director Jonathan Caouette Returns With ALL FLOWERS IN TIME
Twitch &bull Yesterday
After bursting on to the international film scene in such a big way with 2003's Tarnation - a documentary culled largely from his own home movies - it is somewhat surprising that one-time wunderkind Jonathan Caouette has been out of… Full Story »
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Toronto Fest Programmer Colin Geddes on Midnight Movies ... and Madness
Cinematical &bull Yesterday
There's an old saying that all film journalists are just frustrated filmmakers who couldn't break into the business. And while I certainly think directing a film would be an awesome experience, to be totally honest, I'd rather have Colin Geddes' job. If you're a horror nut like me, and love Midnight Movies and the Toronto International Film Festival, Geddes is the guy you're going to want to get acquainted with. Having held the job for over a decade, Geddes has helped bring films like Martyrs and Hostel to appreciative festival audiences. The year that I came to Toronto for school,… Full Story »
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Canada, India open talks for co-productions
CBC- Film News &bull Yesterday
Canadian Heritage Minister James Moore visited Toronto to announce the opening of film and TV co-production talks with India prior to the opening of the Toronto International Film Festival.(Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press)Canada is paving the way for more film and TV… Full Story »
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Dark Tower Series To Be Historically, Unprecedented, Hybrid Film and TV Series?
FusedFilm.com &bull Sep 8, 2010
FusedFilm.com delivers some great opinions in our column section. Some our columns the Pitch and Fax of Life are our most popular. Check all our opinions our here. Bi-weekly column from Ken Smithart where culture, middle america and the cinema meet. Ken takes the high ground with intelligent commentary on today's cinema culture. This is the feature where we go ranting and raving (good or bad) on… Full Story »
