There Was Almost A 'Spider-Man' Horror Movie In The 1980s
In the 1980s, Cannon almost made a Spider-Man horror movie full of body horror, directed by Tobe Hooper.
Read MoreIn the 1980s, Cannon almost made a Spider-Man horror movie full of body horror, directed by Tobe Hooper.
Read MoreMichael Dougherty reveals that horror legends George Romero, John Carpenter and Tobe Hooper were the original Trick R Treat directors.
Read MoreSad news arrived this morning with confirmation of Tobe Hooper dead. The filmmaker was at the helm of the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre and more.
Read MoreClaims that writer/producer Steven Spielberg actually directed the 1982 film Poltergeist instead of credited director Tobe Hooper just earned more credence.
Read MoreNobody sets out to make a bad movie. But the truth is, it happens all the time. This is that story for the 1985 summer "shlockbuster" Lifeforce.
Read MoreA 4K Texas Chain Saw Massacre restoration will be unleashed into cinemas this summer; watch a trailer for the re-release here!
Read MoreDirector Nicolas Winding Refn says The Texas Chain Saw Massacre inspired him to make films; watch his emotional intro of the film at Cannes '14.
Read MoreAlthough he made his name in the late '70s and early '80s with horror classics like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Salem's Lot, and (at least officially) Poltergeist, director Tobe Hooper's been laying low as of late. His last credits, two episodes of the Showtime series Masters of Horror, and the 2005 film Mortuary, are from…
Read MoreTobe Hooper will forever be linked to two of the most memorable horror films ever made: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Poltergeist. (Questions of direction of the latter film aside, that is.) His more recent stuff hasn't been quite up to that level of recognizance, and in fact it has been over five years since…
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 MoreEli Roth is one of those writer/directors from the Quentin Tarantino school of talking about projects and ideas in development, many of which might never come to fruition (not a bad thing, it keeps us working). Recently Roth has been talking up his Transformers-sized sci-fi epic Endangered Species and Thanksgiving (based on the faux Grindhouse…
Read MoreThe gory image above is our first clear look at Laurie Strode, once again played by actress Scout Taylor-Compton, in H2: Halloween 2. Nice chipped teeth, eh? As you'll recall, Strode is the (formerly) estranged sister of slasher Michael Myers, and according to horror visionaire Rob Zombie, "let's just say this is the best part…
Read MoreOn the newly posted After Dark show, a /Film fan wrote in detesting MGM's planned Poltergeist remake. Not only did this topic snowball into the most tasteless Heather O'Rourke/pizza joke imaginable, we also contemplated whether the project qualifies as the first remake of a Steven Spielberg movie. And if so, is Jaws within reach? The…
Read MoreI have some bad news. Not only is MGM remaking Poltergeist, but they have hired Juliet Snowden and Stiles White, the team behind the modern horror classic (sarcasm) Boogeyman to write the screenplay. Tobe Hooper's 1982 film was co-written, produced and highly supervised by Steven Spielberg, and told the story of a family's haunted home…
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