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Maybe someone posted about this, but has anyone seen this?

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orpheus said:
Maybe someone posted about this, but has anyone seen this?

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no...it's one of the After Dark:8 films of Horror...and while they keep trying really hard...they still keep failing. I will see what I can find, but most of the early news is more of the same...plot holes, iffy acting, etc.
 
Area 51 (2011) | Horror Movie, DVD, & Book Reviews, News, Interviews at Dread Central

If the After Dark Films/Syfy co-production Area 51 is to be remembered in the annals of filmdom for anything at all, it will be for the appearance of what may very well be cinema's first ever handicapped killer alien. The way this bipedal creature's stick-like arms go all the way down to the ground to help it move evoked imagery of a crippled person using crutches for assisted walking. Think Jimmy from "South Park" if Jimmy looked like Pumpkinhead mated with Xtro and a preying mantis and all he had on his mind was killing everyone in sight as part of a jail break instead of telling lame jokes. I can honestly say I have never seen an alien in a movie quite like this particular one


bwah ha ha
 
jerseydevil said:
Area 51 (2011) | Horror Movie, DVD, & Book Reviews, News, Interviews at Dread Central

If the After Dark Films/Syfy co-production Area 51 is to be remembered in the annals of filmdom for anything at all, it will be for the appearance of what may very well be cinema's first ever handicapped killer alien. The way this bipedal creature's stick-like arms go all the way down to the ground to help it move evoked imagery of a crippled person using crutches for assisted walking. Think Jimmy from "South Park" if Jimmy looked like Pumpkinhead mated with Xtro and a preying mantis and all he had on his mind was killing everyone in sight as part of a jail break instead of telling lame jokes. I can honestly say I have never seen an alien in a movie quite like this particular one


bwah ha ha
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what? this is way out there. sounds like someone ran out of ideas.
 
Because You Asked For It: A Horror Movie About Hoarders | Film School Rejects

In one corner, a bunch of ratty magazines. In another, a mountain of moldy yogurt. All over the floor, a herd of wild cats roams free. The horror, the horror, the hoarding. So it?s a pretty big television phenomenon, and soon, Adria Petty will be directing a film called Suffocate featuring a hoarder who kills.

For those outside of the know on one of the most depressing shows of all time, a hoarder is someone who compulsively collects things, surrounding himself with rotting junk even as he goes to get more. How do they spin that into a horror concept?


Anyone else's gag reflex kicking in?
 
Lionsgate Rolls the Dice on ‘Cube’ | Film School Rejects

More than a decade before Splice (and most notably before Saw) director Vincenzo Natali made a film called Cube wherein a group of strangers woke up inexplicably in a maze of cubes that had been booby trapped with an appetite for destruction. In many ways a forerunner to the Saw films, Cube might now replace the horror franchise as Lionsgate?s go-to for October.

According to Shock Til You Drop, the company is planning on returning to the film with the geometrically accurate Cube 3D. It?s unclear whether it will be a sequel, prequel or a remake, but it could definitely end up as a pinch hitter for a trap-based horror franchise that made Lionsgate an intense amount of money.


While the thought of a 3d Cube movie is interesting, none of the horrible sequels have been able to capture the quality of the first one. And I haven't seen that in years so I don't even know how well it holds up anymore. I remember the acting was a little shaky and it had the overall feel of an hour long Twilight Zone.:target:
 
jerseydevil said:
Because You Asked For It: A Horror Movie About Hoarders | Film School Rejects

In one corner, a bunch of ratty magazines. In another, a mountain of moldy yogurt. All over the floor, a herd of wild cats roams free. The horror, the horror, the hoarding. So it?s a pretty big television phenomenon, and soon, Adria Petty will be directing a film called Suffocate featuring a hoarder who kills.

For those outside of the know on one of the most depressing shows of all time, a hoarder is someone who compulsively collects things, surrounding himself with rotting junk even as he goes to get more. How do they spin that into a horror concept?


Anyone else's gag reflex kicking in?
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:puke:
 
Holy ****! JD, you hear about this?!?! I just got a press release about it.

The Collective, a full-service entertainment management and content company, along with AMC Theatres (AMC), a leading theatrical and exhibition company, and popular horror website BloodyDisgusting.com, announce today a film distribution partnership dedicated to acquiring and marketing the best horror and thriller titles from the festival and international markets.

The Collective has acquired the rights to several films out of horror- and genre-heavy festivals such as the Toronto International Film Festival, the Berlin International Film Festival, Slamdance, Sitges Film Festival and Fantastic Fest, and plans on releasing the films across multiple platforms.

AMC will show a new title in the series each month, at least twice a week, across 32 key markets, including a special Friday midnight show, beginning in May. After their theatrical exhibition at AMC, films from the series will be available to fans of the genre in DVD, Video on Demand (VOD), online and television. Released though The Collective's home-video partnership with Vivendi Universal, DVDs for titles in the Bloody Disgusting series will feature unrated content, bonus features and special packaging for each title.
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We see a lot of horror films that never make it to the consumer here in the States," said Brad Miska, Bloody Disgusting co-head. "We hope to change that by releasing only films we personally love and think the horror community will embrace. Horror movies are a social experience. The success of Bloody Disgusting and other horror communities proves that concept. Bloody Disgusting represents a society of hardcore fans and we plan to activate them through these screenings, bringing the conversation off of the blogs and into the theater itself, while creating a unique experience for each filmgoer that motivates them to come back every month for the experience itself, not just the films."
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The first films to be released under this venture are:

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COLD FISH - From Sion Sono, the director of LOVE EXPOSURE and SUICIDE CLUB and based on a true story, it came as no surprise that Sono's brutal serial killer film COLD FISH received international acclaim on the festival circuit, playing Toronto, Venice, Pusan, Fantastic Fest, and others. When Shamoto's teenage daughter was caught stealing, a generous middle-aged man helps to resolve the situation. The man and his wife offer to have Shamoto's daughter work at their fish store. Shamoto soon discovers the horrific truth of the seemingly perfect couple…who force him to get his hands dirty in their brutal business. Inspired by a true events, COLD FISH is a bloodcurdling suspense drama that unveils the underlying insanity of an ordinary man.
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RAMMBOCK - Produced by Melanie Berke and Sigrid Hoerner, written by Benjamin Hessler and directed by Marvin Kren, the Fantastic Fest favorite marks the first German foray into the zombie genre. Kren's short but action packed feature follows a group of strangers attempting to fight off a horde of infected zombies in a Berlin apartment complex.
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YELLOWBRICKROAD - Produced by Eric Hungerford and directed and written by Andy Mitton and Jesse Holland and starring Cassidy Freeman (SMALLVILLE), Anessa Ramsey (THE SIGNAL), and Lee Wilkof (BEFORE THE DEVIL KNOWS YOU'RE DEAD) In the Fall of 1940, the entire population of Friar, NH abandoned their homes and walked up an ancient trail, never to be seen alive again. Their fates have remained a mystery for over 70 years, until a team of researchers discover the trailhead and attempt to track the path the doomed citizens of Friar took.
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Bloody Disgusting Selects
 
Nope. But I am a fan of BloodyDisgusting. I like this idea, it's really forward thinking. Which probably means it's doomed to failure. Remember AMC theaters also picked up the baton for Hatchet 2 unrated, only to put that baton down almost immediately. I will watch it and hope for the best while fearing the worst.
 
Bill Hader Says the Judd Apatow Slasher Flick is Still On | Film School Rejects

Hader spills a few details; ?I play a guy who finds out that his girlfriend was basically a Laurie Strode type. She?s been hiding the fact that 15 years ago she survived this horrible night, and the way I find this out is that I inadvertently take her back to her hometown as a surprise and reawaken all the evil. It?s kind of a getting over your girlfriend?s past kinda thing. It?s sort of like having to deal with, ?You did what!??? So there it is, the patented human element. Apatow is taking the idea of dating a girl who has lived through a slasher film and equating it to dating a girl who has a more sordid past than you might like. Speaking from experience, I can say that I would sometimes rather hear that a girl I?m dating has lived through a mass slaughter rather than some of the other things I?ve been subjected to. ?You did what? With how many guys? Oh, but they?re all dead? Thank God.?
 
edit: Looks like this is old news...just looked at the dates. It was referenced in another article and I got caught up. Still, a guy can dream


Pontypool Sequel is a Go - ShockTillYouDrop.com

Oh HELL YEAH...but


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they have to find some way to bring McHattie back. Still, I have faith in the original crew to make this worth seeing regardless.
 
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Clifton Collins Jr. and J.T. Petty are Set to Become Hellbenders | Horror Movie, DVD, & Book Reviews, News, Interviews at Dread Central

The script, also penned by Petty, is about a secret group of elite demonologists in a Brooklyn diocese who battle a terrifying supernatural force that threatens their lives and faith. The 3D film also stars Clancy Brown and Dan Fogler and goes into production next week.



Good cast. If you like your horror movies a little different, check out Petty's The Burrowers...it's sorta a western mixed with Tremors. Good stuff.
 
jerseydevil said:
Clifton Collins Jr. and J.T. Petty are Set to Become Hellbenders | Horror Movie, DVD, & Book Reviews, News, Interviews at Dread Central

The script, also penned by Petty, is about a secret group of elite demonologists in a Brooklyn diocese who battle a terrifying supernatural force that threatens their lives and faith. The 3D film also stars Clancy Brown and Dan Fogler and goes into production next week.



Good cast. If you like your horror movies a little different, check out Petty's The Burrowers...it's sorta a western mixed with Tremors. Good stuff.
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I'll watch pretty much anything with Clifton Collins Jr in it.
 
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