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THE WHISPERER IN DARKNESS is the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society’s latest proof that film versions of Lovecraft’s work don’t have to be awkward or inaccurate (the first being their excellent CALL OF CTHULHU silent picture, released in 2005). True to when the story was first written, this film is shot in unassuming black and white… [Continue Reading]
Almost as fast as the news was heard that Netflix was splitting into two companies, separating the duties of Online Streaming and DVD Delivery, the idea was abolished in favor of conserving customer satisfaction. Pulled from a blog post by CEO Reed Hastings: “It is clear that for many of our members two websites would… [Continue Reading]
Paramount has announced that SUPER 8 – the supernatural thriller from director J.J. Abrams and producer Steven Spielberg – will be smashing it’s way to Blu-Ray and DVD on November 22nd. Set in 1979, SUPER 8 follows a group of kids out making their own movie one night when they witness a horrible train crash… [Continue Reading]
Paramount Home Entertainment announced yesterday that Martin Scorsese’s psychological thriller, Shutter Island will be arriving in stores on both DVD and Blu-ray on June 8th. The specs are as follows: World-renowned director Martin Scorsese delivers “a stunning masterpiece that requires and demands multiple viewings” (Ain’t It Cool News) with the critically-acclaimed suspense thriller SHUTTER ISLAND,… [Continue Reading]
Sure, “The Night Stalker” is awesome, but surely there must be other small-screen terror treats available for demanding fans of dread! Ghouly Irv knows all…
Ever wondered what 10 horror movies would make your “desert island” cut? The producer of Movies Unlimited’s MovieFrightFare videos offers his choices for the fright films he’s ready to live with for all eternity! (Or at least until he changes his mind about the list tomorrow)
Criterion has announced that it will release Fritz Lang’s classic 1931 thriller, M, on Blu-ray disc May 11th. The German-language film chronicles the exploits of a sinister child murderer run amok on the streets of Berlin, unforgettably played by Peter Lorre. Although the film is nearing its 80th anniversary, to this day it embodies, as… [Continue Reading]
Woohoo! About damn time, eh? This set is sure to satisfy fans and, hopefully, birth a bunch of new ones.
Kim Basinger hasn’t had a lot to do on film the last few years so she took on the feminist revenge thriller While She Was Out, serving as not only star but executive producer. Also being an exec was Guillermo del Toro so you begin watching the 86-minute with high expectations that this will rise… [Continue Reading]
When a movie with a recognizable cast goes direct-to-DVD you automatically think the film has to suck. These days, though, so many go to DVD because the market timing may mean the conditions are not conducive for the mass audience a particular film needs to be worth the tens of millions of dollars for prints… [Continue Reading]
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