| release date | August 24 2012 |
| studio | Warner Bros. Pictures |
| director | Todd Lincoln |
| writer | Todd Lincoln |
| starring | Ashley Greene, Sebastian Stan, Luke Pasqualino, Julianna Guill, Tom Felton |
| rating | PG13 |
| tagline | Once You Believe. You Die. |
| site | theapparitionmovie.com |
| trailer 1 | Trailer #1 |
Posters, when done right, are an art form. Sure, they’re advertisements, but they’re also such a great artistic challenge. Representing the identity of a movie – and getting people in the door – with a single image? That’s tough. READ MORE
This year, we’ve welcomed a lot of new writers to our home video review team and wanted them to get in on the year-end list action. The really neat thing about their picks is that out of all the submissions, nobody chose the same films for either category – plenty o’ variety on these lists. Check past the break for Patrick Cooper, Lauren Taylor, and Michael Erb’s Best & Worst Horror Films of 2012! (more…) READ MORE
Writing for a genre site is funny sometimes. Since we keep things more or less related to horror around here, we wind up examining almost every movie that comes out that could be potentially associated with that genre. This means that I end up watching a lot of movies that are so bad many people are just flat-out unaware of their existence. So when I look around to sites that cover every genre – and therefore have a more mainstream cross-section from which to pull their “best” and “worst” lists – I’m always surprised at what stuff is worthy of the “worst” designation. I think to myself, “this guy named ‘Snow White And The Huntsman’ one of the year’s worst movies. That’s as bad as it got for him.” While I’m sure that film is terrible, I’d bet a major organ that it’s far better than Snow White: A Deadly Summer. READ MORE
2012 has been a snoozer of a year for horror for the most part. I can’t think of another year that I’ve been with the site when I’ve been more indifferent, bored, disappointed, and otherwise unamused by most of what I watched. Not like it should come as a huge shock to anyone that went to the theatre this year, but most of what I’ve included on my Worst Of list are studio films that feel like they were distributed and made by people who just don’t care. Marketing and brand loyalty made some of these movies money, not the actual quality of what was on screen – talk about depressing. READ MORE
I recently has a few conversations with people about posting “Worst of the Year” lists as it’s in a way “kicking a dog when it’s down.” Time could be better spent sending positive energy into the world, but on the same token it’s our job to critique films; we are supposed to provide advice on what you should and shouldn’t see. READ MORE
Watching a ghost story like The Apparition, you wouldn’t think that any of it could be even remotely based on a true story. Oddly enough, you’d be wrong. READ MORE
Warner Home Video has announced DVD ($28.98) and Blu-ray/DVD Combo ($29.98) releases of The Apparition which stars Ashley Greene, Sebastian Stan, and Tom Felton. DVD Active reports that wach will be available to own on November 27th. The only extra material on the DVD release will be a featurette (“The Apparition: A Cinematic Specter”). The Blu-ray/DVD Combo release will also include an UltraViolet digital copy of the film. READ MORE
Now in theaters everywhere from Warner Bros. Pictures is Todd Lincoln’s The Apparition, a supernatural horror with Found Footage elements, and the cast of Ashley Greene, Sebastian Stan, Luke Pasqualino, Julianna Guill and Tom Felton. READ MORE
Warner Bros. will release writer/director Todd Lincoln’s The Apparition at the end of the week. The film stars Ashley Greene as Kelly, a young woman whose new home is brought under siege by an evil spirit. I sat down with Greene on Monday at the Four Seasons here in Los Angeles and we talked about how The Apparition differs from her work in the Twilight saga, whether or not she believes in ghosts – and what she would consider the ultimate way to go out in a horror film. READ MORE
Warner Bros. will release writer/director Todd Lincoln‘s The Apparition at the end of the week. I sat down with him on Monday at the Four Seasons here in Los Angeles and we talked about his approach to grounding the film, how he crafted the scares onscreen – and whether or not he really believes in ghosts. READ MORE
Warner Bros. Pictures’ The Apparition, the Todd Lincoln-directed haunter with an incredible trailer, now has three new TV clips for you to digest before it opens this Friday. READ MORE
Judging from the trailer, if you’re into American J-Horror and have been feeling pangs of pain since the trend fell off the grid a few years ago, you should be looking forward to Todd Lincoln’s The Apparition. If you’re scratching your head and wondering what the hell I’m talking about, don’t feel bad; the marketing is practically non-existent. READ MORE
Warner Bros. Pictures’ The Apparition, the Todd Lincoln-directed haunter with an incredible trailer, now has a whopping 24 hi-res image gallery! READ MORE
“Once You Believe. You Die.” READ MORE
A fan Tumbler page has shared the full image from MTV’s preview piece of The Apparition, Warner Bros. Pictures’ supernatural horror haunting theaters August 24. READ MORE
Screenwriter and comic book writer Stuart Paul has been tapped to adapt The Nye Incidents, the comic book co-created by Communion author Whitley Strieber, says Heat Vision. READ MORE
Directed by creature designer Aaron Sims continues his foray into the world of directing as he’s recently completed a new short film entitled Paralyzed, which is being shopped around town for a feature length version. READ MORE
Joe Hill (“Horns,” “Locke & Key”) continues to be a hot Hollywood commodity as the son of Stephen King has sold yet another story to be adapted into a feature film. READ MORE
Captain America and The Apparition star Sebastian Stan and Australian thesp Socratis Otto have joined the cast of Summit Entertainment’s thriller Gone. READ MORE
Warner Bros. Pictures has pulled The Apparition, the Todd Lincoln-directed ghost story that stars Ashley Greene (Twilight), Sebastian Stan (Black Swan, The Covenent), Luke Pasqualino, Julianna Guill (Friday the 13th, Altitude), and Tom Felton (Rise of the Apes, 13 HRS, The Disappeared), from its 2011 release slate. Following couple who are haunted by a supernatural presence that is unleashed during a college experiment, the movie has been shifted to an undetermined 2012 date. There’s no story behind the shift other than a game of Tetris. READ MORE
Last week Warner Bros. Pictures provided Bloody Disgusting with the first ever images from The Apparition, the Todd Lincoln-directed ghost story that stars Ashley Greene (Twilight), Sebastian Stan (Black Swan, The Covenent), Luke Pasqualino, Julianna Guill (Friday the 13th, Altitude), and Harry Potter villain Tom Felton. In theaters September 9, the pic is a sci-fi thriller in which a dangerous campus experiment leads to contact with the afterlife – horrific contact, no surprise. The LA Times caught up with Felton who described it as in the tradition of Flatliners. (more…) READ MORE
Easily near the top of my list of “most anticipated” upcoming horror films is Kaare Andrews’ Altitude, an H.P. Lovecraftian thriller that takes to the sky with hotties Jessica Lowndes (Autopsy, The Haunting of Molly Hartley) and Julianna Guill (Friday the 13th, My Super Psycho Sweet 16 and the forthcoming The Apparition). It was announced today that Anchor Bay has landed U.S. and U.K. rights, so takeoff shouldn’t be delayed too much longer. Read on for the skinny. (more…) READ MORE
Tom Felton – the little bastard child known as Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter franchise – has joined the cast of The Apparition for Joel Silver’s Dark Castle genre label, reports Shocktillyoudrop. He’ll star alongside Twilight thesp Ashley Greene, Luke Pasqualino, Julianna Guill and Sebastian Stan. The story, centers on a young couple haunted by a supernatural presence unleashed during a college experiment. Felton’s portraying an expert in the supernatural. Production started last week in Berlin, followed by Los Angeles in March. Commercial director Todd Lincoln is writing and getting behind the camera.. (more…) READ MORE
The beautiful Julianna Guill has joined Ashley Greene, Sebastian Stan and Luke Pasqualino in Dark Castle’s The Apparition, which will be directed by Todd Lincoln from his own screenplay next month. In the film a couple are haunted by a supernatural presence that is unleashed during a college experiment. It’s said to be based on true events. Guill, who broke out in Warner Bros. Pictures’ Friday the 13th remake, can also be seen in My Super Psycho Sweet 16, Altitude, and as a sparky blonde in one Sprint’s latest commercials. (more…) READ MORE
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