Anchor Bay released the art and full specs for The Howling Reborn on Tuesday. The movie will be presented in 16×9-enhanced 1.78:1 widescreen with Dolby Digital 5.1 sound on the DVD and Dolby TrueHD 5.1 on the Blu-ray. Special features include a filmmaker commentary and a behind-the-scenes featurette.
The Howling Reborn will be available on DVD and Blu-ray October 10, 2011.
We just got the casting call for Boogeyman 3, so I guess there is going to be a Boogeyman 3. Did anyone even see Boogeyman 2? I sure hope not! Casting breakdown is below in case you want to be in it.
“When I was fifteen, we had a family dog that was a puppy when I was in my infancy. So you can imagine how close I was to the animal at the tender age. My Father forced me to kill the dog using a shotgun. I unfortunately committed this task, but in doing so missed most of the dog. He suffered for many moments in front of me. It was my brother who finally laid him to rest. I saw a school psychiatrist briefly after the event, stated: “Every time you have dark feelings or thoughts, write them down.” So here I am.”
INTERVIEW WITH AMEL FIGUEROA, DIRECTOR OF “HUSH” by Patrick Green
As reported here last week, a piece in The New York Times has declared the horror genre dead, leaving us all with no choice but to divert our love and money toward some other genre or pursuit. We won’t have any further inspiration to murder toddlers. And if we’re going to commit heinous acts in the name of Our Lord Satan, we’ll have to do so without the well-planned blueprints of Hollywood screenwriters.
TOP SECRET CLOWN BUSINESS REVEALED! AN INTERVIEW WITH SID HAIG – By Patrick Green
A few days ago, I checked out GRINDHOUSE, knowing I might not get another chance for a big-screen viewing after its sad-sack finish in the box office races, well behind the Hitchcock rip DISTURBIA, the MONEY PIT rip ARE WE DONE YET? And some other crap I’m not going to bother scouring the internet for…
I still remember the day I innocently walked into a video store and felt my eyes drawn inexorably, uncontrollably, to the cover box for JUNGLE WARRIORS. There before me, burning into me with smoldering eyes, doing complete justice to a camouflage bikini top, stood a vision of powerful pulchritude like none before… Sybil Danning…
“Very few horror films seem like nightmares to me, so I began pursuing a storyline with dream logic and dream like qualities. I also had decided to direct, produce and shoot myself on a shoestring budget. I let my film school fanatasies go…..
Taking advantage of the bleak exteriors provided by the east coast winter, several Atlantic-side indie filmmakers are hard at work to bring you the thrills you crave. In Roanoke Va., writer/director John Birmingham is bringing to life a splattery vampire comedy called “The Vampires Of Zanzibar” (formerly “Sex, Blood and Chocolate”).
Imagine you’re sitting in a small playhouse; three hundred or so seats. The curtain rises and the performance begins. But instead of spewing confounding Shakespearean soliloquies or clever Neil Simon repartee, the actors steer the drama in a decidedly morbid direction. A few minutes in, the action has escalated, taking even nastier turns. An actress, her screams slicing through the small theatre like a scalpel, struggles against the ropes that bind her to a chair, as a top-hatted fiend goes to work on her face with hooked fingers, bent toward her with his back turned to conceal her teary countenance from you, the paying customer and casual observer.
WALKING WITH ZOMBIES On Friday the 13th, I attended my first zombie walk. If you’re not familiar with this growingly popular activity, it’s basically a case of life imitating art. Or life imitating death, if you prefer. A group of people get together, apply some ghastly greasepaint and ragged, often bloody zombie attire, then shamble [...]
A WALK DOWN SPOOKHOUSE LANE By Patrick Green The haunted attraction world is a lot like the horror movie world. In both, you find lavish productions backed by big money, tiny operations slapped together with little more than love and vague inspiration, and everything in between. In my earliest memory of a haunted attraction, there [...]
THOSE DELICIOUS PSYCHO-BABES By Patrick Green We all have our favorite scream queens. From Jamie Lee Curtis, who went on to mainstream success, to Brinke Stevens, Linnea Quigley, Debbie Rochon et al, who, God bless ‘em, stuck with our genre, often providing the only bright spot in otherwise dreary films. But what of those misunderstood [...]