On September 1st, Lionsgate will debut Kevin Smith’s Red State (review) on VOD. The untraditional, direct-to-fan, touring theatrical release pioneered by SModcast Pictures during the “Red...
Eli Roth, the multi-talented director, writer, producer and actor, will adapt his enormously successful “Hostel” film franchise to create “Eli Roth’s Hostel: Hunting Season,” a twisted...
Over the past decade of Bloody Disgusting I play a mental game with myself. I love discovering new indie horror directors and following their careers as...
Beginning his career as an award-winning commercial director before branching out into features with the films “Mr. Woodcock” and “Lars and the Real Girl” in 2007,...
Original Texas Chain Saw Massacre director Tobe Hooper has entered the world of novels with “Midnight Movie,” which was co-written by Alan Goldsher. Now in book...
Low-budget Simon Pegg (Shaun of the Dead) starrer A Fantastic Fear of Everything is the first pic to receive backing from Pinewood Shepperton Studios’ indie finance...
It was announced this morning that Francis Ford Coppola’s top secret horror, Twixt, will be premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival this September. Inspired by...
The Fantasia Film Festival continues on for another two weeks in Montreal, Canada. Instead of jamming you with stories during the Comic-Con, we’ve stockpiled tons of...
Vampires, written and directed by Vincent Lannoo, is a fresh and new take on the classic icon. Shot documentary style, it follows a family of vampires...
Amid the insanity drummed up by all the higher-profile projects at Comic Con this year, one of the more under-the-radar events at the convention this past...
Just because our fearless leader Mr Disgusting likes Kevin Smith about as much as Southwest Airlines, that doesn’t mean the rest of the Bloody Disgusting crew...
He was the 17-year-old kid plucked from obscurity to carry Joe Cornish’s ghetto alien invasion flick Attack The Block (review). A year older and a little...
Dallas Observer has run a wonderful in depth interview James O’Barr, creator of “The Crow” comic, to look back on the book’s 20th anniversary. While we’re...
This past weekend at Comic-Con, a new poster for Troma’s Father’s Day made the rounds which, quite frankly, is nowhere near as good as the Dude...
Opening in UK cinemas on September 2 from Anchor Bay is The Ford Brothers’ The Dead, the much anticipated zombie survival flick that will eventually open...
The more I see from The Skin I Live In, the more I want to sit down and soak in all the weird wonders of Pedro...
The last few years have brought plenty of vicious historical actioners to cinemas, including Centurion and Black Death. Ironclad purports a stronger historical accuracy than its...
On A&E’s Stephen King’s “Bag of Bones,” a two-night, four-hour miniseries based on King’s bestseller, Melissa George (30 Days of Night, Turistas, Amityville Horror and the...
The official international trailer has been released for 28 Weeks Later director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo’s Intruders in a Spanish-language trailer. The film looks like a cross...
At Comic-Con this weekend I had an opportunity to briefly sit down with director Chris Gorak, who made a splash at Sundance in 2006 with the...
Legendary and Warner Bros. Pictures has released an official piece of art from Paradise Lost, which is to be directed by Alex Proyas and star Bradley...
While some filmmakers might panic or throw a tantrum if everything wasn’t going perfect on the night that their new film showed to the public for...
It’s official: The Knights of Badassdom wins the San Diego Comic-Con… My Twitter feed exploded during the Hall H panel for Joe Lynch’s The Knights of...
Earlier this week, we gave out a few tickets for a special Comic-Con screening of Xavier Gans’ The Divide, which happens to be one of my...