All Things HORROR

So far they have had the guy who made Martyrs turn in an attempt, I think the guy(s) that did Frontieres, and the guys who made Drive Angry. All fairly capable and yet all were rejected. Yet they allow that horrible Bieber as Pinhead direct to dvd drek just to hang on to the property. Seriously, they have mucked it up badly. Here are my keys...make it HARD R. And allow whoever you trust with it to take it all the way. There is no 'safe' Hellraiser. Sorry. It has to be some serious f'd up stuff. I don't think the originals took it far enough either. These should be stuff of nightmares...seriously. Almost abstract.
 
I managed to find a few upcoming decently reviewed horror movies that I'll report back on soon (ranked in order of anticipation.)

V/H/S
Rites of Spring
R.E.C. 3
The Tall Man
Lovely Molly
 
jerseydevil said:
So far they have had the guy who made Martyrs turn in an attempt, I think the guy(s) that did Frontieres, and the guys who made Drive Angry. All fairly capable and yet all were rejected. Yet they allow that horrible Bieber as Pinhead direct to dvd drek just to hang on to the property. Seriously, they have mucked it up badly. Here are my keys...make it HARD R. And allow whoever you trust with it to take it all the way. There is no 'safe' Hellraiser. Sorry. It has to be some serious f'd up stuff. I don't think the originals took it far enough either. These should be stuff of nightmares...seriously. Almost abstract.
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every second of the movies should be as intense as hellraiser 2's razor scene
 
Classic Horror Returns to the Big Screen, Remastered | Shock Till You Drop

The Birds, Frankenstein and The Bride of Frankenstein are just a few titles returning to theaters this fall, newly remastered to celebrate Universal's 100th anniversary. Read on for the good stuff.

NCM Fathom Events and Turner Classic Movies event series featuring four newly restored titles commemorating Universal Pictures' 100th anniversary begins with Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Birds” on Wednesday, Sept. 19. The series continues with a double feature on Wednesday, Oct. 24 with “Frankenstein” and “The Bride of Frankenstein” followed by a special 50th Anniversary edition of “To Kill a Mockingbird” on Thursday, Nov. 15. Each event will begin at 7:00 p.m. local time, with special matinees in select theaters at 2:00 p.m. The series will feature newly restored versions of the films created by Universal in celebration of its 100th Anniversary and will also include a specially-produced TCM introduction by film historian, author and TCM host Robert Osborne, who will take audiences behind the scenes for each of these American classics with unique insights into their making.

The “TCM Event Series”will be presented using new digital cinema projection systems in select movie theaters around the country. Tickets to the series are available at presenting theater box offices and online at Fathom Events.

The Turner Classic Movies Series will be playing at the following movie theaters in your area on September 19, October 24 and November 15. Theater locations are subject to change; for updated information, please check your local listings closer to the event date.

Cinemark Jess Ranch 18935 Bear Valley Rd Apple Valley CA 92308
Cinemark 22 with IMAX 2600 W Avenue I Lancaster CA 93536
Cinemark 16 Victorville 14470 Bear Valley Rd Victorville CA 92392
Cinemark 14 99 S Pine Ave Long Beach CA 90802
Antelope Valley Mall 1475 W Rancho Vista Blvd Palmdale CA 93551
North Hollywood 8 12827 Victory Blvd North Hollywood CA 91606
Orange Stadium Promenade 25 with XD 1701 W Katella Ave Orange CA 92867
Huntington Beach 20 with XD 7777 Edinger Ave Huntington Beach CA 92647
Ventura Stadium 16 2875 Elba St Ventura CA 93003
Irvine Spectrum 20 with IMAX 65 Fortune Dr Irvine CA 92618
Aliso Viejo 20 with IMAX 26701 Aliso Creek Rd Aliso Viejo CA 92656
Valencia Stadium 12 with IMAX 24435 Town Center Dr Valencia CA 91355
Long Beach 26 with IMAX 7501 Carson Blvd Long Beach CA 90808
Temecula 15 with IMAX 40750 Winchester Rd Temecula CA 92591
Alhambra Renaissance 14 with IMAX 1 E Main St Alhambra CA 91801
LA Live 1000 W Olympic Blvd Los Angeles CA 90015
Rave 18 with IMAX 6081 Center Dr Los Angeles CA 90045
Baldwin Hills 4020 Marlton Ave Los Angeles CA 90008
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Forget ‘Twilight,’ Lionsgate Tinkering With Remaking ‘Saw’ Franchise… | | Bloody DisgustingBloody Disgusting

I don't know...I can't really claim surprise or anger. But...SPOILERS...I thought they were headed in a nice direction with Cary Elwes leading a cult of Saw victim/survivors. It made sense as far as the work involved and I think there is some story to be mined there. If they do reboot do they bring back Tobin Bell, recast John/Jigsaw or simply go in another direction entirely? Regardless, make no mistake, the reason they are trying to get this back on track is because the October/Halloween slot is owned by Paranormal Activity right now. With the fourth in the franchise coming up, there is money to be had. Especially if PA4 is lousy.
 
Didn't they make a new Scream? They can spoof that?

Seriously, there probably gonna spoof stuff like found footage. :facepalm:
 
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