'Unfriended: Dark Web' Trailer: Death Wants Some Face Time
Log on for more computer-driven terror with the Unfriended: Dark Web trailer. The sequel to 2014's Unfriended takes the franchise into a whole new direction.
Read MoreLog on for more computer-driven terror with the Unfriended: Dark Web trailer. The sequel to 2014's Unfriended takes the franchise into a whole new direction.
Read MoreTwo of the major studios set up brand new sci-fi projects on Wednesday. First up, Paramount bought the rights to Clark Baker's short film Vessel with the aim to turn it into a feature. We covered it in June and it's about a flight that goes frighteningly wrong. Stephen Susco (The Grudge, Red, Texas Chainsaw 3D)…
Read MoreSome purist genre fans might be starting to feel like they're in a Scream-like movie where the terror of the plot is that all the movies they like are being given hybrid sequel/remakes. Recently the horror classics have been on the block, with all sorts of news about an Evil Dead remake, and now some…
Read MoreDavid Ayers wrote and will direct End of Watch, which already has Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena cast as two LAPD officers who "confront marriage, love, fatherhood and the harsh realities of the Los Angeles streets." Now Anna Kendrick and Natalie Martinez (Detroit 1-8-7) are in talks to play the respective love interests in the…
Read MoreHere's a not-so tasty little tidbit that I'll drop on your desk before scurrying off for the beginning of the Halloween weekend. Twisted Pictures, aka the folks behind Saw, haven't forgotten that they were trying to make a new Texas Chainsaw Massacre film. I'd hoped they might forget but alas, someone wrote it on a…
Read MoreThe potential film version of the comic book Hack/Slash has been making news for over a year now. Two reasons. One, it's classic fanbait: hot girl plus skimpy clothes plus violence. And two, it was originally handed to screenwriter Justin Marks, the guy who became blog fodder for having a bunch of high-profile writing gigs…
Read MoreAs it stands, this is a rumor at best and, more accurately, an informed online endorsement that could easily pick up steam amongst horror fans and online. Either way, it's the weekend and the thought of Tobe Hooper, creator of Leatherface and director of 1974's The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and its huggable '86 sequel,…
Read MoreYou want the rights to some of the classic horror franchises to escape the clutches of Michael Bay's Platinum Dunes? Be careful what you wish for. A lot of people really don't like the Platinum Dunes horror remakes. Easy enough to understand; hell, as far as I'm concerned there are only two real Texas Chainsaw…
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