After Dark Horrorfest 4

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Here is the most recent list of theaters carrying Horrorfest this year. CLICK HERE for updates.



Los Angeles
Kirkorian – Buena Park Metroplex 18 (Buena Park)
Kirkorian – Pico Rivera Village Walk 15 (Pico Rivera)
RAVE – Beverly Center Cinema

Phoenix, AZ
UltraStar Surprise Pointe 14
13649 North Litchfield Rd.
Surprise, AZ 85374

Spokane, WA
Magic Lantern Theater (Spokane)

Mobile, AL
Premiere Cinema – Eastern Shore Premiere Cinema 14 (Spanish Fort)

Detroit, MI
Arcangelo- Emagine Canton 18 (Canton)

Grand Rapids, MI
Celebration! Cinema Rivertown, Grand Rapids
3728 Rivertown Parkway
Grandville, MI 49418
616-532-8902

Lansing, MI
Celebration! Cinema, Lansing
200 E. Edgewood Blvd.
Lansing, MI 48911
517-272-9289

New York
National Amusements – Farmingdale Multiplex (Farmingdale)
AMC – Village 7 (66 3rd Ave. New York, NY)

Boston
National Amusements Revere Cinemas (Revere)

Cleveland
Atlas Cinemas – Great Lakes Cinema 16 (Mentor)

Providence, RI
National Amusements – Showcase Warwick (Warwick)

Tampa, FL
Cobb – Grove 16 CineBistro (Wesley Chapel)

Orlando, FL
Cinemaworld – Melbourne 16 (4345 West New Haven Ave, (Rt.192)

Philadelphia, PA
AMC – Plymouth Meeting (494 W Germantown Pike)

Seattle
AMC – South Center 16 (Tukwila)

St. Louis, MO
Wehrenberg – Ronnies
Wehrenberg – O’Fallon
Wehrenberg – Galaxy-Chesterfield
Wehrenberg – Arnold

Springfield, MO
Werenberg – Campbell

Bloomington, IL
Werenberg – Galaxy

Rochester, MN
Werenberg – Galaxy

Evansville, Indiana
Showplace Cinemas – Showplace East

Las Cruces, NM
Allen Theatres- Telshor 12

Farmington, NM
Allen Theatres – Animas 10

Indianapolis, IN
GQT – Hamilton 16 Imax

Portland, ME
Cinemagic 16
183 County Road
Westbrook ME 04092

Cinemagic and Imax
779 Portland Road US route 1
Saco ME 04072

Manchester, NH
Cinemagic and Imax
1226 Hooksett Road
Hooksett NH 03106

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Building on the success and brand awareness of the After Dark Horrorfest 8 Films To Die For ® brand, After Dark Films, in cooperation with Lionsgate and NBC Universal’s Syfy, has created a new series, After Dark Originals (ADO).
 
Tapping into the vast and innovative talent of directors and filmmakers from Horrorfest’s acquisitions over the past 4 years, After Dark has taken the horror festival concept to a higher level.  After Dark Originals showcases eight new cutting edge horror films spanning the genre.  The mission is to create high quality horror films that provide After Dark full control from script concept through final editing.  The first installment of ADO includes Husk, Fertile Ground, Scream Of The Banshee, Prowl, The Task, Re-Kill, Seconds Apart and 51.  Notable directors and writers include Brett Simmons, whose short film Husk took Sundance by storm several years ago, Steven C. Miller of Automaton Transfusion fame, and previous After Dark writer/director Adam Gierasch (Autopsy).  All ADO films were shot in the US and Bulgaria.
 
"The writers and directors in our After Dark Originals line are outstanding. We are excited to showcase their work and to give a home to all this fresh young talent that we will continue to develop over time", says After Dark Films owner and CEO, Courtney Solomon.
 
Currently seven of the eight films have been filmed and are in post-production.  The eighth to slated to start production this month. All eight Originals will be released in Third Quarter 2010 with a new and innovative marketing and release strategy.  Additionally, the second set of Originals has already been green lit and will start production in July 2010.

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I watched ZMD last night, and it was suprisingly good! It had gay characters that were actually watchable, and was a welcome entry in the "zomedy" subgenre. Next up, I have The Final coming from Netflix, I plan on watching all of them this time, so I will keep ya posted!

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Please do I will never have time to watch them and I am curious if it is getting better after 4 tries.

[Lord-Infernus]

Dread-This is the second After Dar that I have seen this year. This one seems to be getting a lot of praise, but I found it a bit long winded and aimless. The idea of the film, which is college students doing a study on Fear, could have been so much better. It was based on a Clive Barker story, and it does have some cool murders, but I wouldn't call it must see viewing.