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What Does It Mean When He Says You Are Special! Learn the True and Real Meaning Behind This

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Being told that you’re special is a breathtaking experience more so when the one who said it is your most cherished man. There are, however, many different meanings to just one word so the word special could mean a hundred different things to different people. You’re special because you’re the one. Perhaps this man has […]

Life Lessons You Can Learn From Horror Movies

Andy Bean Joins ‘IT: Chapter 2’ as Adult Stanley Uris

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As we recently learned, director Andy Muschietti is set to begin filming IT: Chapter 2 this coming July in Toronto, with Gary Dauberman writing the script. Jessica Chastain has been confirmed as our adult Beverly Marsh, with Bill Hader on board as adult Richie Tozier and James McAvoy playing adult Bill Denbrough. We learned earlier today that James Ransone (Sinister, Sinister 2) has also joined the cast, […]

Emilio Rivera Joins ‘3 From Hell’ Hunt

Well Go USA Dates ‘The Endless’ for DVD, Digital and Blu-ray

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We’ve learned tonight that Well Go USA will be releasing the festival hit The Endless, a chilling sci-fi/horror hybrid from the always exciting duo of Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead (Resolution, Spring), this coming June. The Endless debuts on digital, Blu-ray and DVD on June 26. Brad reviewed the film out of Tribeca last year, hailing it as an indie gem that dares to break […]

Experience ‘Annihilation’ on Digital, DVD and Blu-ray This May

‘The House That Jack Built’ Called “Vomitive,” “Torturous”, and “Vile” In Mass Cannes Walkout!

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I couldn’t tell you the last time I was this excited to see a movie. This morning, IFC Films dropped the first ever trailer for Lars von Trier‘s The House That Jack Built, featuring Matt Dillon (“Wayward Pines”) as a serial killer who views each of his murders as a work of art. It looked vicious, but also quirky in […]

Exclusive ‘Keep Watching’ Clip Snoops Through a House

Neill Blomkamp Will Direct Chris Evans in Disaster Thriller ‘Greenland’

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Just about a month after pulling the plug on Firebase, which was to be crowd-funded through his new creative venture Oats Studios, District 9 and Chappie director Neill Blomkamp has a new project on the horizon, with Deadline reporting today that Blomkamp will direct Chris Evans in a natural disaster thriller titled Greenland. Filming is set […]

David Moscow’s directorial debut thriller “DESOLATION” releases January 26th! (EXCLUSIVE CLIP)

Rambo Movies in Order

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The Rambo movies may be continuing without the actor who launched them. Sylvester Stallone recently announced his retirement from the John Rambo character. However, there has been some discussion that following the success of 2008’s ‘Rambo’, that the studio may continue the Rambo movie franchise without him. With Stallone’s involvement with the series looking to […]

Old Horror Movies

[Set Visit] Shane Black on Taking the Franchise to New Places in ‘The Predator’

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Rory (Jacob Tremblay), an eight year old boy wearing an over-sized yellow hoodie, is chased by a neighborhood dog onto the school baseball field only to come under attack by something much more vicious… an even bigger, alien canine. Eventually, his father, Quint (Boyd Holbrook), comes to his rescue along with a ragtag team of misfits […]

[Set Visit] Shane Black and Crew Talk Practical Effects and Predator Dogs in ‘The Predator’

[Set Visit] Shane Black and Crew Talk Practical Effects and Predator Dogs in ‘The Predator’

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It’s been 30 years since 20th Century Fox unleashed Arnold Schwarzenegger into the jungles of Central America and pitted him against the ultimate hunter, er…Predator. Now writer/director, Shane Black, has returned from his jokester role and not so secret script polish on the original to bring the franchise into the modern age with The Predator. […]

Jeff Goldblum Reflects On the Makeup Effects and Sexuality of ‘The Fly’

[Editorial] In Defense of the Modern Slasher and the Female Horror Fan

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Horror, and notably the slasher sub-genre, has endured criticisms of misogyny and portrayals of female archetypes for decades. Films are always inherently reflective of the era in which they’re made, with societal norms changing over the decades, so a valid case could be made about the treatment of women in film in some respects. You […]

[Through the Cracks] You May Have Missed 1982 Valentine’s Slasher ‘X-Ray’