| release date (Theaters) | October 12 2012 |
| studio | CBS Films |
| director | Martin McDonagh |
| writer | Martin McDonagh |
| starring | Colin Farrell, Woody Harrelson, Tom Waits, Christopher Walken, Abbie Cornish, Sam Rockwell |
| tagline | They Won't Take Any Shih Tzu |
This was a weird year. There weren’t that many great “straight up” horror movies out there, at least not in my eyes. I feel like the genre is at a turning point where it’s about to be reinvigorated, I’ve already seen a few of the films coming out next year (ones that simultaneously fit the definitions of the genre while taking it to new places) and I think 2013 will represent a turning point. 2012 saw the genre tentatively figuring out how to spread its wings in the age of huge budget divides (just like the American middle class, medium sized films are on the wane), VOD and a shifting landscape in general. READ MORE
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced DVD ($30.99) and Blu-ray ($35.99) releases of Seven Psychopaths for January 29th, reports DVD Active. READ MORE
Starring Colin Farrell, Woody Harrelson, Tom Waits, Christopher Walken, Abbie Cornish and Sam Rockwell, CBS Films’ Seven Psychopaths follows a struggling screenwriter (Farrell) who inadvertently becomes entangled in the Los Angeles criminal underworld after his oddball friends (Walken and Rockwell) kidnap a gangster’s (Harrelson) beloved Shih Tzu. It sounds and looks like a comedy, but I assure you that it’s insanely violent. READ MORE
I love Seven Psychopaths. It’s not horror, it’s a crime comedy. But it is supremely gory. If you remember director Martin McDonagh’s In Bruges you know he doesn’t f*ck around. And, to put it crassly, this movie has a sh*tload more kills than that one (it’s also smart, funny and thoughtful). Thus, I feel like I can wholeheartedly recommend it to you. While it might not be scary, it’s certainly got more of the red stuff than most of the R-rated horror movies that have come out this year. I’ll fill you guys in with my review later this month. READ MORE
I love Seven Psychopaths. It’s not horror, it’s a crime comedy. But it is supremely gory. If you remember director Martin McDonagh’s In Bruges you know he doesn’t f*ck around. And, to put it crassly, this movie has a sh*tload more kills than that one (it’s also smart, funny and thoughtful). Thus, I feel like I can wholeheartedly recommend it to you. While it might not be scary, it’s certainly got more of the red stuff than most of the R-rated horror movies that have come out this year. I’ll fill you guys in with my review later this month. READ MORE
I’m not entirely sure that Seven Psychopaths is a horror film, but it looks awesome. And if it winds up being as bloody (or bloodier) than In Bruges, well it still won’t be horror – but maybe your gore levels will be satiated. I mention In Bruges because helmer Martin McDonagh also tackled that film. READ MORE
Holy sh*t! There’s obviously a lot of horror in the Midnight Madness selections of the Toronto International Film Festival, but I’m not sure if you were expecting this many big fish! For starters, we’ve got Rob Zombie‘s The Lords Of Salem. Next? The 26 director anthology The ABC’s Of Death. Not enough? How about Nicolas Lopez‘s Eli Roth/Selena Gomez starrer Aftershock. Still hungry? Then there’s JT Petty‘s Hellbenders 3D. READ MORE
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