'Train To Busan' Remake Will Be Directed By 'The Night Comes For Us' Filmmaker Timo Tjahjanto
The Train to Busan remake director has been found: Timo Tjahjanto, the filmmaker behind The Night Comes For Us.
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'The Night Comes For Us' Trailer: 'The Raid' Stars Reunite In Bloody, Badass Indonesian Action Flick
Netflix has released the Night Comes For Us trailer, which reunites The Raid co-stars Iko Uwais and Joe Taslim in a bloody thriller about a redeemed hitman.
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'The Night Comes For Us' Review: A Bloody, Action-Packed, Punch-A-Minute Thriller [Fantastic Fest]
If you like The Raid, our The Night Comes for Us review from Fantastic Fest should get you excited for more action with Iko Uwais and Joe Taslim.
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'Headshot' Is Another Beautifully Brutal Showcase For 'The Raid' Star Iko Uwais [TIFF Review]
Read our Headshot review from TIFF. Iko Uwais (The Raid) leads the bloody actioner from Indonesian filmmakers Timo Tjahjanto and Kimo Stamboel.
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'Headshot' Trailer: It's 'The Bourne Identity' Meets 'Taken' With 'The Raid' Star Iko Uwais
The Raid star Iko Uwais kicks some serious ass again in the first Headshot trailer, teasing a new Indonesian action film premiering at TIFF this week.
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Sundance Deals: Sci-Fi Stunner 'I Origins' And 'The Night Comes For Us Next'
If you aren't in Park City, Utah for the 2014 Sundance Film Festival, the news you really want to follow is what films are getting picked up for distribution. That means you'll get a chance to see them eventually and, so far, it's happened for a few: Happy Christmas, Whiplash, Laggies, Dinosaur 13 and Wish…
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'Killers' Trailer: Sundance Witnesses A Grimy Murder Spree
The horror anthology V/H/S/2 featured a great segment called 'Safe Haven,' directed by Gareth Evans (The Raid) and Timo Tjahjanto. Now Tjahjanto has a new project hitting Sundance this week. Killers was co-directed by him and 'Safe Haven' producer Kimo Stamboel, and the film looks like a dark, mean genre exercise. Killers follows two men, from Indonesia…
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All-Ages 'V/H/S/2' Trailer: Great Intensity, Without Much Blood
I liked the original V/H/S because it was a small, weird collection of shorts. The sequel, V/H/S/2, is bigger and much more bold than the first, with bigger scope and some ideas that are far more weird. It doesn't have quite the same sense of intimate disquiet, but it has some much more monstrous action.…
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'V/H/S/2' Red-Band Trailer: Blood And Mayhem
Anthologies of any kind run the risk of unevenness, just because they're composed of so many disparate parts. But the red-band trailer for V/H/S/2, at least, looks consistently terrifying. It's two minutes of great, gory scares, with tons of blood and a smattering of nudity -- which means, yes, that it's very much NSFW. Watch…
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SXSW Announces Midnight And Short Programming; 'S-VHS,' 'The Lords Of Salem,' And 'You're Next' Scheduled
Austin's biggest media festival, SXSW, is coming up in about five weeks, and the film portion of the fest has unveiled a list of films that will play in the midnight and shorts categories. Running March 8-16, the film portion of SXSW has been growing into one of the country's premiere film festivals. The biggest…
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'S-VHS' Review And Video Blog: Horror Anthology Sequel Improves On Original In Every Way [Sundance 2013]
Whether you like to be scared, grossed out or just made to scream at the top of your lungs, you're going to love S-VHS. The film, a sequel to 2012's VHS, once again is an horror anthology, loosely linked by the story of a two people watching random VHS tapes, all of which include some…
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Sequel Bits: Steven Spielberg Once Got Rejected For James Bond, Plus: 'Riddick', 'S-VHS', 'Lost Boys 4'
Let's run through a few sequel-related odds and ends. After the jump: Katee Sackhoff explains why Riddick got an R rating Steven Spielberg reveals that he once offered to do Bond Get your first peek at the horror anthology S-VHS Corey Feldman confirms that Lost Boys, as a series, is dead Fans of Vin Diesel's Riddick…
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'The ABCs Of Death' Review: 26 Ways To Die, Some Are Great, Some Are Not
The ABCs of Death is an anthology comprised of twenty-six vile, disgusting, hilarious, sometimes fantastic, and other times forgettable horror shorts. Individual directors each paired a letter of the alphabet with a way someone can die, and every possible option was on the table, no matter how offensive or gory. Predictably, the results are equal…
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'V/H/S 2' Officially In The Works; Gareth Evans, Jason Eisener And Eduardo Sanchez Join The Anthology
The horror anthology is alive and ready for round two. V/H/S 2, a sequel to this year's horror hit V/H/S, has just been announced. The film will retain the same producing team (including the people behind Bloody Disgusting) and at least one of the original directors (You're Next director Adam Wingard), but most of the creative roster…
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Christopher Smith And Xavier Gens Join 'The ABCs Of Death;' Director Contest Details Announced
The horror anthology The ABCs of Death, inspired in part by early kids' books and bearing a real resemblance to Edward Gorey's The Gashlycrumb Tinies, is a who's-who of current horror and genre stars and up and comers. The film will be divided into twenty-six segments in which a letter of the alphabet corresponds to…
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'Hobo With A Shotgun' And 'A Serbian Film' Directors Recruited For Horror Anthology 'The ABCs Of Death'
The horror anthology is really coming back, and if things work out well Drafthouse Films, with Timpson Films and Magnet, might be right at the forefront of the mini-trend with a new project called The ABCs of Death. This is a massive anthology inspired by kids ABC books, in which twenty-five directors and one contest…
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