| release date | October 7 1974 |
| studio | Dieter Geissler Filmproduktion |
| director | Aldo Lado |
| writer | Francesco Barilli (writer), Massimo D'Avak (write |
| starring | George Lazenby, Anita Strindberg, Adolfo Celi, Dominique Boschero, Peter Chatel, Piero Vida, José Quaglio, Alessandro Haber, Nicoletta Elmi, Rosemarie Lindt, Giovanni Forti Rosselli, Sandro Grinfan, Carlo Hollesch, George Willing, Vittorio Fanfoni, Luigi |
Another film in post-production trying to get some distro up at TIFF is The Child, a thriller directed by Zsolt Bacs and starring Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight, The Expendables), Ben Becker (Comedian Harminists, Gloomy Sunday, Sass), Peter Greene (Pulp Fiction, The Mask), Sunny Mabrey (Snakes on a Plane, xXx 2: The Next Level, The New Guy), Christian Traeumer and Dieter Hallervorden. And it’s about a 10 year old serial killer. READ MORE
Fact: Evil kids are scary, which is why I love films like The Bad Seed, The Exorcist, The Omen and more recently The Children. READ MORE
The Pang Brothers, acclaimed directors of Bangkok Dangerous, the original The Eye, and The Messengers, return to the screen with the fourth installment of the original The Eye franchise as Lionsgate debuts The Child’s Eye on DVD, Digital Download and On Demand on October 11. In the film, a series of supernatural events unfold for a group of travelers stranded at an airport in Bangkok. The Child’s Eye DVD includes behind-the-scenes cast and crew interviews. READ MORE
Ready for more random Cannes news? Me neither. I can barely keep up with all of this insanity! Good news: plenty of horror to go around… READ MORE
Ready for more random Cannes news? Me neither. I can barely keep up with all of this insanity! Good news: plenty of horror to go around… READ MORE
Still searching for US distribution at AFM is Danny and Oxide Pang’s (The Eye) latest horror from Thailand, The Child’s Eye 3-D. This sub-genre is so warn out that everything in the trailer looks so uninteresting, but some of the new images are kinda cool . The Child’s Eye tells the story of six stranded Hong Kong travelers during the shutdown of the Bangkok airport in the November 2008 anti-government protest and their supernatural encounters after the disappearance of three in the group. (more…) READ MORE
Consumer online voting is now under way for the Second Annual Reaper Awards, honoring the best horror/thriller titles on DVD and Blu-ray. Horror fans can vote for their favorite discs from the past year, as well as vote on which titles they are most looking forward to in the coming months, through October 1st at the official Home Media Magazine website or on the official Reaper Awards website. The awards are presented by Home Media Magazine and Dread Central. More info inside. (more…) READ MORE
Making its debut at the Venice Film Festival is Danny and Oxide Pang’s (The Eye) latest horror from Thailand, The Child’s Eye 3-D. This sub-genre is so warn out that everything in the trailer looks so uninteresting. Check it out below. The Child’s Eye tells the story of six stranded Hong Kong travelers during the shutdown of the Bangkok airport in the November 2008 anti-government protest and their supernatural encounters after the disappearance of three in the group. (more…) READ MORE
It wasn’t fair, really. Here I was, seconds away from making my big debut in a feature film, and the snot just wouldn’t stop coming. Not to mention the fact that I was shaking like a wet dog, not only on account of the cold (which I also blame for the endless snot flow) but from sheer, unadulterated terror. At that moment I couldn’t help but wonder how exactly I’d ended up here, at this drive-in movie theater in the City of Industry (one of only two drive-ins remaining in the L.A./Orange county vicinity, in case you care), freezing my balls off and taking photos of a “dead guy” in a dumpster while a dolly-mounted movie camera captured my every move… (more…) READ MORE
The one film I’m dying to see at this month’s SXSW Film Festival is Gareth Edwards’ Monsters, the latest genre effort from UK distributor Vertigo Films (the company behind The Children and Bronson). Details have been extremely vague teasing aliens and infection. We did a little digging and finally discovered a detail heavy synopsis. Check it out inside and watch for our reviews from the fest. (more…) READ MORE
UK production house and distributor Vertigo Films (The Children) has recently completed a new horror film entitled Monsters, which was helmed by Gareth Edwards. Starring Scoot McNairym and Whitney Able, six years after a NASA probe crashes, bringing alien life forms to Earth, a journalist agrees to escort a shaken tourist through an infected zone in Mexico to the safety of the US border. No other details are available at this time. (more…) READ MORE
What a year for independent films. Every year we check out all of the film festivals to find out what movies should be on your radars. Most of you ignore us completely, while some of you are treated to quality genre films that aren’t remakes or big budget beasts. 2009 was an extraordinary year for indie horror with Paranormal Activity making all the noise. beyond the break you’ll find my own person picks for the 10 best horror films of the year. (more…) READ MORE
Updated with full specs on each film’s release and the cover art! Lionsgate Home Entertainment has revealed early details on the next wave of Ghost House Underground titles — and it’s good! DVD and Blu-ray (!) releases of Seventh Moon (from the co-director of The Blair Witch Project), The Thaw (starring Val Kilmer in a very X-Files-esque terror tale), Offspring (the latest Jack Ketchum adaptation), and The Children (hands down one of the best films of the year) will each be available to own on October 6th. No other details were revealed, but DVD Active has your first look at the cover art. (more…) READ MORE
Before the Asian horror craze made its way overseas, I found myself obsessed with a little Thai film by the name The Eye (or Gin gwai). Directed by the Pang brothers (who also blew my mind with their indie film Bangkok Dangerous), the supernatural ghost story had earned a special place in my heart. Too bad none of the sequels achieved the same. This morning Production Weekly reports that the Pang brothers are back again with another planned sequel, this time the gimmick is that it’ll be filmed in 3-D. Titled The Child’s Eye, Elanne Kwong & Rainie Young have been cast. No other details have been revealed. (more…) READ MORE
Forget waiting for this in the US, Vertigo Films and Contender Home Entertainment have announced the UK DVD and Blu-ray Disc release of The Children for March 30, 2009. This British horror is written and directed by Tom Shankland (WAZ) and based on a screenplay by Paul Andrew Williams (London To Brighton). Set at Christmas, what starts as a relaxing house party for two families coming together to celebrate the festive season gradually turns into a horrifying fight for survival as one by one the children mysteriously fall ill and begin to turn against their parents with increasingly disturbing consequences. Read on for specs and art. (more…) READ MORE
According to Vertigo’s official website, Tom Shankland’s THE DAY has officially been renamed to The Children. You can also take a look at some early art at the website. Co-written by Shankland and Paul Andrew Williams, what seems like a normal trip to their auntie’s and uncle’s soon turns into a disaster as uncle Robbie is mysteriously killed after appearing to fall off a sledge, and then mysterious child like figures from the forest start attacking. Rachel Shelley, Stephen Campbell Moore, Eva Birthistle, Eva Sayer and Jeremy Sheffield all star, (more…) READ MORE
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