The supernatural thriller centers on a psychiatrist, seeking to find normalcy after the sudden passing of his wife, who takes his two kids to a remote cabin for healing and bonding. Their joy soon turns to despair when the family is terrorized by unknown forces and the father will stop at nothing to save them from peril.
Lock your doors…
From Fido director Andrew Currie comes WWE’s Barricade, which gets dumped to home video September 25. That same day, DVDs of the film will be hidden throughout 25 cities across the US. Clues to the locations where DVDs are hidden will be sent out via the official Twitter and Facebook pages. Fans can also check in via Foursquare and if they are in a location where DVDs are hidden they will be entered to win exclusive WWE merchandise!
“The supernatural thriller centers on a psychiatrist, seeking to find normalcy after the sudden passing of his wife, who takes his two kids to a remote cabin for healing and bonding. Their joy soon turns to despair when the family is terrorized by unknown forces and the father will stop at nothing to save them from peril.”
Eric McCormack, Conner Dwelly and Ryan Grantham all star. READ MORE
From Fido director Andrew Currie, and starring Eric McCormack, Conner Dwelly and Ryan Grantham, WWE has released the first trailer for their supernatural horror Barricade. It looks pretty standard issue to me.
Penned by Michaelbrent Collings, “The supernatural thriller centers on a psychiatrist, seeking to find normalcy after the sudden passing of his wife, who takes his two kids to a remote cabin for healing and bonding. Their joy soon turns to despair when the family is terrorized by unknown forces and the father will stop at nothing to save them from peril.” READ MORE
From Fido director Andrew Currie, and starring Eric McCormack, Conner Dwelly and Ryan Grantham, WWE has released the first art for their supernatural horror Barricade. It’s ugly and I hate it. It reminds me of the poster for The Uninvited.
Penned by Michaelbrent Collings, “The supernatural thriller centers on a psychiatrist, seeking to find normalcy after the sudden passing of his wife, who takes his two kids to a remote cabin for healing and bonding. Their joy soon turns to despair when the family is terrorized by unknown forces and the father will stop at nothing to save them from peril.” READ MORE
Say anything you want about Blood Splatter, it’s undeniably ambitious. Craig W. Chenery’s guide to zombie effects is packed with hundreds of behind-the-scenes photos and dozens of interviews with the bad boys of latex horror. With its detailed dissection of over 300 zombie films–including time counter notations for every act of zombie violence–there’s no doubt that Blood Splatter is impeccably researched. But what could potentially serve as a bible for zombie enthusiasts comes undone under a series of regrettable missteps. For one, remember those hundreds of behind-the-scenes photos I mentioned? Well, they’re all in black and white. You heard me, all of them. Details lie beyond the break. READ MORE
Timmy Robinson’s best friend in the whole wide world is a six-foot tall rotting zombie named Fido. But when Fido eats the next-door neighbor, Mom and Dad hit the roof, and Timmy has to go to the ends of the earth to keep Fido a part of the family. A boy-and-his-dog movie for grown ups, Fido will rip your heart out.
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