Saturday, April 30, 2005

Horror/SciFi DVD Releases for 5/3

Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera
Chupacabra Terror
Star Trek Enterprise: The Complete First Season
The Vampires Collection
Vampires: The Turning

DVD Review: The Backlot Murders


I have to admit that this movie entertained me. The acting was primarily terrible, but it really didn't matter here, it sort of added to the film's appeal. Charles Fleischer's character was absolutely hilarious, and he totally made the film that much better. The story follows a terrible hard rock band, who fire their out of control bass player. The lead singer is dating the daughter of a record executive and they are about to sign a big contract. While filming their first video on the backlot of some famous horror movies, people start to die. There's no real surprises here, but between the campy acting and Fleischer's witty dialogue, you can't turn the movie off. The film is more fun than scary and I give it ***1/2 out of *****.

Friday, April 29, 2005

Tidbits

Stephen Sommers just finished up the script for The Mummy 3 and is likely to start filming at the end of this year.

Robert Rodriguez is going to be directing back-to-back sequels to his adaptation of Sin City.

David Goyer is stating that the possibility is still there for a Blade 4 and it's spinoff Nightstalkers.

Romero's Land of the Dead Trailer

You've been patiently waiting and now it's time! The trailer for Land of the Dead is now online. Just click the link to check it out.

http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/georgearomeroslandofthedead.html

Wednesday, April 27, 2005

Night Flyer 2 a Go Go!

In 1997 a small horror film based on a Stephen King story came out direct to video called The Night Flyer. The film has garnered alot of fans and some critical praise. Now, Richard Rubenstien, the producer of Dawn of the Dead, is set to produce a sequel that was co-written by King himself!

Hitchcock Revisited

Platinum Dunes, the company behind the Texas Chainsaw and Amityville remakes are in negotiations to make a new version of Hitchcock's The Birds. I have to admit, I have no idea what to think about that. Can someone please come up with something original?

The Devil's Supper


Just check out this latest promo pic from Rob Zombie's upcoming The Devil's Rejects. Looks familiar huh? Oh man, I bet the crybaby bible belters are lining up to complain as we speak!