Posted by dominie in Films, News on November 20th, 2008
Tremors: The Thunder From Down Under, the 5th installment of the Tremors franchise looks to be happening soon reports Cinemablend. The movie will likely follow in the route of its previous installments, debuting as a direct-to-DVD title from Universal Home Entertainment. The news is still awaiting confirmation and no names have been attached just yet.
Fans may cry up a storm if this news proves true. Universal is under rumors to be moving Joe Johnston’s The Wolfman starring Benicio del Toro from its April 2009 date to some time in the fall. At the San Diego Comic-Con, fans celebrated the studio’s option to take the piece back to the old fashion gothic horror approach with make-up artist extraordinaire Rick Baker. Stayed tuned for updates as they come in.
Posted by dominie in Films, News on October 8th, 2008
Summit Entertainment has announced that Sorority Row, the remake of 1983 The House On Sorority Row, is slated to hit theaters on October 2, 2009. Directed by Stewart Hendler from a script by Josh Stolberg and Pete Goldfinger, the cast includes Briana Evigan, Rumer Willis, Audrina Patridge, Carrie Fisher, Julian Morris, Leah Pipes, Margo Harshman, and Jamie Chung, in a tale about a sorority prank goes wrong and the culprits find themselves hunted by a mysterious killer.
New artwork for Universal’s The Wolfman remake has been stirring up quite some noise. Directed by Joe Johnston, the film stars Benicio Del Toro as Larry Talbot who unwittingly becomes the Wolfman. Emily Blunt, the damsel in distress, is also featured in one of the new art pieces. See Shock Till You Drop for more images. The Wolfman releases April 3, 2009.
Sam Raimi has been in the news taking on every project except The Evil Dead remake and a possible Evil Dead 4. Ok, that statement was out of frustration, but let’s face it, with Spider-Man 4 and 5 now filming next year over a six month span, it will be long due before we see any action.
Bruce Campbell is reportedly just as frustrated with the “all talk and no game” BS that’s been in play. In an interview with Toyfare, Campbell exclaims, “Look, let’s cut to the chase because you keep dancing around it. If you’re talking about Ash coming back again, Sam Raimi has the best perspective. He says, ‘Look, I can go back and do Ash vs. whoever whenever I want. I can do that when I’m 70; I don’t have to do that now. Right now I’m on a fast, fat groovy rain in Hollywood.’ And he’s going to follow that, and he’ll come back and to Evil Dead stuff when he’s unemployed and living at the Old Director’s Home.”
Posted by dominie in Events on September 16th, 2008
Comingsoon.net reports Universal’s Studios Hollywood will debut an exclusive preview of the highly anticipated genre classic, The Wolfman, at the theme park’s Halloween Horror Nights as part of Terror Tram: The Nightmare Tour. The first look of Universal’s remake hit the public’s eye during the summer at this year’s Comic-Con. Below are highlighted details from the announcement.
The Terror Tram: The Nightmare Tour — which expands this year to double the length of previous Halloween tram experiences — will offer an exclusive preview of The Wolfman on the tram’s LED screens.
The Terror Tram experience will take guests off the familiar studio tram and lead them on foot past such infamous landmarks as the Bates Motel and Psycho House and into remote and menacing locations of Universal’s legendary backlot. For the first time ever, the Terror Tram will also incorporate a series of spine-chilling mazes as part of the trek through the timeless sets from Psycho, and the tortured landscape of War of the Worlds set into an unforgettable experience that will raise the bar of terror to a level that only an authentic Hollywood studio can equal. (more…)