Guillermo Del Toro’s ‘Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark’ Movie Trailer 2 Official (HD)
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Horror YARM: ‘Let Me In’ trailer (‘Let the Right One In’ remake)
Surely one of the fastest YARMs evah~ (Yet Another ReMake)..looks good I am glad to say! h/t DigitalSpy
…a little Swedish vamp flick called Let The Right One In (we thought it was absolutely brilliant) is getting redone for US audiences. Chloe Moretz and Kodi Smit-McPhee stand in for Lina Leandersson and Kåre Hedebrant in Let Me In, directed by Matt Reeves and due out in cinemas this October. Click ‘play’ below to watch the teaser trailer.
Interview with Oren Peli, director of ‘Paranormal Activity’
Update: Video of Empire Mags screening of P.A. added…
Our extensive posts on ‘Paranormal Activity’ here
Courtesy of EmpireMagazine:
We sat down with the director to talk about things that go bump in the night.
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Trailer, TV Spot and Interviews with the cast after the break:
Horror YARM: “The Howling:Reborn”
I remember Dee Wallace Stone’s little furry upturned nose at the end of the original. Wonder how Andrea Mitchell would look turning into a werewolf? She has the personality for it, lol. This YARM is set for release next Halloween.
Indie producers Joel Kastelberg and Moonstone Entertainment’s Etchie Stroh are re-launching the werewolf franchise as “The Howling: Reborn.” Former studio marketing exec Joe Nimziki, who worked at New Line, MGM and Sony, will make his feature directorial debut from his own script.
Pic’s due to start shooting in February for a Halloween release, with plot details under wraps.
The original “Howling,” directed by Joe Dante from a script by John Sayles, was released in 1981 and spawned six sequels. Dee Wallace-Stone starred as a news anchor stalked by a serial killer who turns out to be a werewolf.
Steve Lane and Bob Pringle, who served as exec producers on the original, will also exec produce “The Howling: Reborn.”…
*Original Howling trailer courtesy of smattbq1973
Clash of the Titans (2010) Trailer
Sam Worthington is back..looks like a kick axx YARM for once! h/t SciFiWire:
…Clash of the Titans opens March 26, 2010; look for SCI FI Wire’s set visit report soon!
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Trick ‘r Treat screening – Q&A with Michael Dougherty: why is Hollywood afraid to produce original films? Plus Sneak Peek of Trick ‘r Treat!
Courtesy of WeaverFilms
Q/A Part II and 9 minute sneak peek of TRT after the break:
The franchise is dead. Long live the franchise!! Weinstein Co. to bring Halloween to 3D in 2010…
Halloween montage created by hitmanyr2kHQ
Well! I am SOOOOOOOO glad Rob Zombie did not manage to kill the franchise. It should NOT have to go out with the dreck that is the H2 remake as its last hurrah.
I have read in several places that the Weinstein Co. is having some financial issues. I think ‘Halloween’ may have the lure of the Kavorka! No seriously though I guess that is why they are turning to tried and true box office like Scream and Halloween. Whatever it takes to let the franchise recover from being ‘Zombied’, I am all for it!
Further establishing a trend for 3-D genre pictures of a kind not seen since the 1950s, Weinstein Co. co-Chairman Bob Weinstein has announced that the next movie in the rebooted Halloween franchise will be Halloween 3D, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Rob Zombie, the director of the recent Halloween and this past weekend’s strong opener Halloween II, is currently developing a second remake of The Blob and will not be attached.
Okay good news is Zombie is not involved, bad news is Zombie is going after another classic the Blob, Why? Why you do this to me Demme Zombie? The Devil’s Rejects, although not my kind of film, was clearly what he wants to do, so why keep reworking old horror/scifi and pixxing people off? Ahh maybe THAT is why, he LIKES to pixx people off and maybe doesnt get enough juice from the originals? Nah, more likely it is that dopey producers will not underwrite anything without it being YARM today….
Recall the Kevin Dillon The Blob YARM in the 80s? I mean when you are YARMING YARM you really are scraping the bottom of the barrel creatively aren’t you?
Moderate in the Middle 