Please! Do not ask for these! This was a personal job, not
outsourcing the work to other people. If you want me to work out
something for you, I will do so for money only.
Since I got my hands on a bunch of obscure NES horror homebrew titles, I decided to give them cases, using some of the available art. Gotta love 8-bit horror!!
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So there's gonna be another TCM film. And yes, it is yet another reboot.. I dunno how to take this in. I loved the two first films, for different reasons, but I'm kind of tired of this series. Is this what's awaiting to happen to all other long-running film franchises??
Anyways, here's the trailer:
Coming directly to streaming, made by a no-name director and random film studio.. Release Date: February 18, 2022
I honestly love the Scream films. Not as much as most horror slash classics. But the films are all enjoyable to follow. Let's hope Scream 2022 works as a soft reboot in-universe as well. Although I feel the last film already did the legacy-passing the torch-thing..
Film productions were hit hard during the Covid confinement situation. I should know, it's been a worldwide situation and we've seen most if not all productions over here locally put a stop and indefinitively delayed as well.
Anyways,
Universal announced that Halloween Kills, the sequel to Halloween 2018, has been delayed a year from October 16, 2020 to October 15, 2021. Which in turns delayed the third and final episodes, Halloween Ends, bumped back for another year as well to October 14, 2022.
Anyways, to help us wait for these releases, they released this small teaser clip:
Can't wait! Hopefully it somehow mirrors the original Halloween 2, the hospital episode....!
Listen, I'm a huge fan of Mark Hamill voicework, I mean Skips from Regular Show is everything to me moreso than the Joker himself. But even Hamill talent and the presence of the always lovely Aubrey Plaza can't save this Don Mancini-less Chucky reboot, not to be confused with the actual continuation of the original series on an unrelated SyFy tv series.
Check it out:
This just reeks of "what's hot now", like Terminator Genisys. An all-controlling killer app. Really? Just make it a standalone original horror film! But since they knew that premise would stand on its own legs, hence the Child's Play reboot...
Here's a brand new trailer for the upcoming sequel/soft-reboot of the long-running Halloween franchise!
This film is looking so good so far, I can't wait! Easily my most awaited horror film of the year! A new Halloween sequel! Who would have thought that!!!?!
And having Carpenter back on the music is a fantastic bonus.
Halloween will be out for this, well, Halloween. On October 19.
Here's the long-awaited first trailer for the Blumhouse Halloween sequel. I've waited so long to see if this was going to be any good, specially since it had the blessing of John Carpenter, who's also returned to do the musical score of the film.
A new HATCHET slasher film's coming from Adam Green! It's like Christmas come way early! Or Halloween in middle of February.
Anyways, this fourth film in the fan-beloved series - simply titled Victor Crowley - will come directly on video on demand/DVD/Bluray on February, after a festival run back late last year. And here's the trailer:
It takes place 10 years later, which I usually don't like but it does feel appropriate what with the long delay since the last one. And it's built around the last surviving character from the last three films. It seems to have a lot less "mythology" around it but far more action, gore and.. humor!
Horror writer-director Adam Green just announced a new HATCHET film via a teaser trailer! I loved all three Hatchet films. They're such great badass modern tributes to the slasher genre, while also being pretty good and entertaining on their own and not just a lazy cash-in shlock.
Here's the trailer:
AWESOME!! Color me HYPED!!
Adam Green had been pretty down lately after the death of Nightmare on Elm Street director Wes Craven - like most of us genre fans. But after talking with (the, now, late) George A. Romero, he was convinced to make another Hatchet film for the fans.
The story will pick up 10 years after the original trilogy, with the survivors returning to those damn' swamps...
While the first film managed to feature snowmen in every single background of every scene, the sequel didn't even use any snow at all! It's all just shaving cream and papier-mâché from this point onward!
The monsters lurk Withing The Woods, read these reviews or you'll be Dead by Dawn!
After raising some funds through an Indiegogo page, here's an unexpected retro 80s-style horror film!
The Barn is directed by Justin M. Seaman for Nevermore Productions. Here's the official pitch:
Its Halloween 1989, best friends Sam and Josh are trying to enjoy what's
left of their final Devil's Night before graduating high school. But
trouble arises when the two pals and a group of friends take a detour on
their way to a rock concert, finding an old abandoned barn and
awakening the evil inside. Now it's up to Sam and Josh to find a way to
protect their friends and defeat the creatures that lurk within "The
Barn".
And the official trailer:
This. Looks. AMAZING!!
Thanks to Grimphantom for bringing this to my attention!