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Spoiler Warning. The first season of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg‘s “Preacher” ended with an epic twist for fans of the Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon comic series. As it turned out, the entire season was a prequel to Ennis’ Vertigo books. The expanded second season, consisting of 13 episodes, follows West Texas preacher Jesse Custer (Dominic Cooper), his badass ex-girlfriend Tulip (Academy Award nominee Ruth Negga) and an Irish vampire named Cassidy (Joseph Gilgun) as they embark on a road trip to find God. The first season was all about character development, spending quality time introducing the players in town, and bringing Jesse, Tulip, and Cassidy together. In watching the first three episodes of Season 2 it’s become clear that it was a necessity … [Read More...]
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Reunion Brings the Drama
Image Credit: VH1 As someone who grew up watching classic VH1 reality shows like “I Love Money” and “Charm School,” when I’m watching a reunion episode, I expect to be assaulted with pure, unadulterated drama. Basically, I’m not happy unless I walk away from the experience feeling uncomfortable or, at the bare minimum, gagging in-between commercial breaks. And boy, Mama Ru did not disappoint with her reunion special. I was shook. Dare I even say, Baba-shook! Right out of the gate, RuPaul ditched the show’s traditional format of focusing on each queen, and focused instead on the more memorable moments that occurred throughout the season. The episode quickly became a free-for-all to nab screen time, with no shortage of conflict and scene-… [Read More...]
‘The Evil Within 2’ Coming October 13th; Watch Trailer!
Out of E3, The Evil Within 2 has been confirmed and it’s headed our way on October 13th, 2017! Check out the creepy trailer and details below. In the game… You are Detective Sebastian Castellanos and at your lowest point. But when given a chance to save your daughter, you must enter a world filled with nightmares and discover the dark origins of a once-idyllic town to bring her back. Horrifying threats emerge from every corner as the world twists and warps around you. Will you face adversity head on with weapons and traps, or sneak through the shadows to survive? This is your one chance at redemption, and the only way out is in. [Read More...]
‘Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus’ Gets 8-Minute Reveal Trailer!
The mission? Liberate America from the Nazis. Strap in for a heart-pounding journey as you fight the Nazi war machine on American soil. As BJ Blazkowicz, you will protect your family and friends, forge new alliances and face the demons of your troubled past in Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, confirmed and given a launch trailer and release date at E3! In the game, set in America, 1961… Your assassination of Nazi General Deathshead was a short-lived victory. Despite the setback, the Nazis maintain their stranglehold on the world. You are BJ Blazkowicz, aka “Terror-Billy,” member of the Resistance, scourge of the Nazi empire, and humanity’s last hope for liberty. Only you have the guts, guns, and gumption to return stateside, kill every … [Read More...]
Horror Prequels and Origin Stories – Too Much of a Good Thing?
Recently we found out that the long awaited (by some) prequel to Tobe Hooper’s seminal classic, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, is finally being unleashed this coming October. In the film, titled Leatherface (not to be confused with the third film in the franchise of the same title), we are taken on a road trip with three young boys, one of whom is on a dangerous path to becoming the hulking, skin-mask wearing, behemoth. While continuity is certainly not this particular series’ strong suit, there has been several retcons throughout and let’s not forget there has already been one other TCM prequel, The Beginning. So, with a new take on one of cinema’s most iconic horror villains coming soon, I ask myself, “How … [Read More...]
Patricia Arquette Nearly Recast During the Filming of ‘Dream Warriors’
At this weekend’s Wizard World Horror Fest we celebrate the works of Chuck Russell, who is best known to horror fans as the director of The Blob and A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors. Bloody Disgusting already caught up with Russell, who dropped the bomb that New Line Cinema nearly pulled the plug on the A Nightmare On Elm Street franchise after the lackluster sequel to Wes Craven’s 1984 masterpiece. Now, in an interview with Xfinity, Russell reveals that the studio also wanted to recast Patricia Arquette after just one day of filming! “She had a little bit of cold feet on her first day,” he told the site. “The producers were very concerned about her. I don’t even know if Patricia knows this, … [Read More...]
THE BRIDE OF PINHEAD Imagined in Wicked Photoshoot
The award winning UK horror photo studio Horrify Me, well known for creating scary, controversial, and often sexy horror shots, recently completed work on their latest concept: The Bride of Pinhead! Artist Rick Jones loves the Bride of Frankenstein and thought it might be an interesting challenge to create a new bride for Hellraiser’s Pinhead, explains the press release. Working with popular model Lottii Rose who posed as the Bride, and rampant Hellraiser fan Mike Butler who took the role of Pinhead, Rick and his wife Claire crafted one of the most ambitious character shoots of their life. “I didn’t want her to look just like another Cenobite, but to visually satisfy the role of a bride for Pinhead,” explained Jones. “Brides wear white gowns … [Read More...]
New “The Mist” Trailer is Way More Gruesome!
Few things are more beautiful than destruction. When the trailer for “The Mist” hit last month, we were kind of surprised to see no creature action on display; rather, the trailer looked to be presenting a show about a sort of rage virus that the titular mist brings with it. That may indeed be the spin the series is putting on Stephen King’s tale, but a new trailer out of the MTV Awards promises some nasty creature action. Check it out! The latest teaser for #TheMist, as seen on the #MTVAwards. Series premiere Thursday, June 22nd on @Spike. pic.twitter.com/8mEWccMJsE — The Mist (@TheMist) May 8, 2017 In the series… A small town family is torn apart by a brutal crime. As they deal with … [Read More...]
We Give Birth to the Opening Scene From ‘Still/Born’ (Exclusive)
Brandon Christensen gave birth to the Overlook Film Festival’s “Scariest Film” this past weekend at the Timberline Lodge, the iconic hotel from The Shining. Hailing out of Canada is Christensen’s Still/Born, starring Christie Burke (Twilight: Breaking Dawn, A Single Shot), Jesse Moss (Tucker and Dale Vs Evil, The Uninvited), Rebecca Olson (Kindergarten Cop 2) and Michael Ironside (Starship Troopers, Turbo Kid). When Mary loses one of her twins in childbirth, she spirals into madness thinking her other child is in danger from an evil supernatural entity. This exclusive clip shares the opening scene in which we see the heartbreaking moment in which Mary loses a child. Please enable Javascript to watch this video Still/Born is Christensen’s directorial debut, and was co-written by … [Read More...]
‘Pretty Little Liars’ – The Modern Day Giallo Fit for Family TV
A mysterious psycho only seen in silhouette with a penchant for black leather gloves and the almost supernatural ability to see and hear everything you do? Deeply buried family secrets that seem to link you directly to the masked lunatic? Elaborately convoluted motivations that hardly make sense upon first viewing? And dolls – lots and lots of creepy dolls? It must be a 70’s Italian giallo picture…or ya know, the formerly known as ABC Family hit drama series, Pretty Little Liars. SPOILERS BELOW The show tells the tale of a group of friends besieged by a highly resourceful madman who has no problem sneaking nasty messages into the gang’s fortune cookies or alphabet cereal. A stalker who seems to have the eye of God … [Read More...]
Ten Things We Probably Won’t See in the ‘IT’ Remake
The internet is in a tizzy over the upcoming IT adaptation and for good reason. What we’ve seen of the movie so far looks extremely promising, especially since it doesn’t appear to be a carbon copy of the beloved 1990 TV mini-series. While it’s a bit of a stretch to say the upcoming film appears to stick closer to the book (aesthetically, it looks like the childhood segments of the newer IT take place in the 1980s as opposed to the 1950s, for one), there are certainly enough call-outs to Stephen King’s original 1986 novel in the trailer to get fans antsy. It’s probably safe to assume the upcoming movie is going to eschew many, many elements of its literary source material. Frankly, there are some sections … [Read More...]
[Breaking] “The X-Files” Renewed for Season 11!
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After Season 10’s revival ended on a huge cliffhanger, us hardcore “The X-Files” fans have been wanting to believe there will be an eleventh season. Huge news this Thursday afternoon as Fox just announced the return of “The X-Files” with a 10 episode order, which is four more than the Season 10 revival. Series creator Chris Carter will executive-produce Season 11, and stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson have signed on to return as Mulder and Scully, as well. [Related] Revisiting the Creepy and Brilliant “Brady Bunch” Episode of “The X-Files” TVLine explained that, at the Television Critics Association press tour in August, Fox Television Group CEO and chairman Dana Walden told reporters that the network would’ve liked to have more than six … [Read More...]
Ridley Scott Says Future ‘Alien’ Prequels *Could* Digitally De-Age Sigourney Weaver
If Peter Cushing can be brought back to life, anything is possible. It’s no secret by now that Ridley Scott is planning a new series of prequels that will lead directly into the events of 1979’s Alien. Prometheus kicked off that universe, so to speak, and next month’s Alien: Covenant will be exploring those connections even further. At this time, the plan is for two more prequels to follow in the wake of Covenant – but will we ever see Ripley again? In an interview found in the new issue of Empire Mag, Ridley Scott was asked about the possibility of a future Alien film using advanced digital technology to literally de-age Sigourney Weaver so that she could reprise the role of a … [Read More...]
Official Trailer Provides First Look at Spike’s “The Mist”
Fear. Human. Nature. Ten years after the Frank Darabont-directed film depressed us all with its shocking ending, Spike is bringing “The Mist” to the small screen with the network’s own adaptation of the Stephen King novella. The series from executive producer and writer Christian Torpe has been described as a “twisted cousin” to the source material, and the 10-episode first season premieres in June. On tap today is the official trailer for the series, which feels both familiar and way different than what we’ve read/seen before. Oddly enough, there are no otherworldly monsters in this first look at the small screen reimagining. Rather, the threat seems to be the titular mist itself, which looks to be playing tricks on the human … [Read More...]
Full ‘Annabelle: Creation’ Trailer Conjures Up Old Fashioned Scares
As promised, here’s the first full trailer for Lights Out director David F. Sandberg’s Annabelle: Creation , which take viewers back to the franchise’s roots. The film takes place several years after the tragic death of their little girl, where a dollmaker and his wife welcome a nun and several girls from a shuttered orphanage into their home, soon becoming the target of the dollmaker’s possessed creation, Annabelle. Yesterday’s teaser showed the dollmaker creating a series of Annabelle dolls, with the first edition presumably being the haunted one. The full trailer is much, much more. Here we see the little girl who is actually possessing the Annabelle doll with one added reveal; she asks for permission to enter the doll! From what I can gather, … [Read More...]
Pennywise Preys Upon Georgie in Terrifying New ‘IT’ Image
I’m pretty jealous of our own Trace Thurman, who saw the first footage from Andy Muschietti’s It at SXSW just about a week ago. As Trace described, the teaser trailer for this year’s adaptation was shown off at the event; sadly, it still hasn’t yet appeared online. We know you’re hungry to see it, but we’ve got a little something today that should hold you over. From the Facebook page “Stephen King’s It 2017” comes a shot from the newest issue of Empire Magazine, which looks to be from one of the teaser scenes Trace described out of SXSW: The trailer opens with footage of Bill Denbrough making a paper boat for his little brother Georgie. We then move … [Read More...]
My Favorite “Tales from the Crypt” Episode Starred Bill Paxton and Brad Dourif
As most horror sites, including ours, have made it a point to mention this past week, the late Bill Paxton gave so much to the horror genre over the years. He starred in my favorite horror sequel (Aliens), my favorite vampire film (Near Dark), and even my favorite episode of HBO’s “Tales from the Crypt,” which just goes to show much of a mark he made on both horror and the entertainment industry at large. Like many of his fans, I’ve spent much of this week revisiting Paxton’s work, and today I carved out some time for my all-time favorite “Tales” episode. Episode 5 of Season 5, titled ‘People Who Live in Brass Hearses,‘ was penned by the late Scott … [Read More...]
The Only One in the Room: Social Commentary and Diversity in Horror
Get Out was released this past weekend to massive box off, especially considering its miniscule $4.5 million budget. The film from first time feature director, Jordan Peele, is currently sitting pretty with over $40 million in the bank. This is, of course, a huge win for our beloved genre for a number of reasons. The film is razor sharp satire, the likes of which haven’t been popular in horror since the days of Romero and Carpenter. Along with another recent release, XX, this represents a push in the right direction for diversity in the genre as well. Our own, John Squires, just posted an article proclaiming that socially relevant fright-fare is nothing new, and I couldn’t agree with him more. Societal turmoil is the basis … [Read More...]
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