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A Few New 'Late Phases' Images Bark Up Our Tree
Check out a few new images (as well as some old ones) from Adrian Garcia Bogliano's Late Phases, a practical effects heavy werewolf film Patrick Cooper raves about. It will be opening in limited theaters November 21.
Penned by Under the Bed's Eric Stolze, Dark Sky's latest horror offering that stars Stake Land's Nick Damici, Ethan Embry, Lance Guest, Erin Cummings, Rutanya Alda, Tina Louise, Caitlin O'Heaney, Karen Lynn Gorney, Dana Ashbrook, and the great Tom Noonan.
In the film, "Crescent Bay is not the ideal place to spend one's golden years, especially since the once-idyllic retirement community has been beset by a series of deadly animal attacks from the ominous forest surrounding it. When grizzled war veteran Ambrose McKinley (Nick Damici) is forced into moving there by his yuppie son Will (Ethan Embry), the residents immediately take offense to Ambrose's abrasive personality. But that take-no-prisoners attitude may be just what Ambrose needs to survive as it becomes clear that the attacks are being caused by creatures that are neither animal nor man, and that the tight-knit community of Crescent Bay is hiding something truly sinister in its midst…"
Wanna See James Remar As Corporal Hicks In 'Aliens'?
"Listen, I know it's gonna be tough, but stay frosty. If even one of those things gets in here, we've had it."
Ready for a quick history lesson?
Did you know that "Dexter" star James Remar was originally Corporal Hicks in James Cameron's 1986 Aliens before he was replaced by Michael Biehn?!
Remar allegedly only worked the first few days of the shoot before exiting over "creative differences" (we know that story all too well). Bizarrely, Cameron still used shots of Remar from his backside in the final version of the film, so look closely!
According to Wiki:
Remar was cast as Corporal Hicks in the 1986 science-fiction/horror film Aliens (co-produced by Walter Hill), but was replaced by Michael Biehn shortly after filming began due to Remar having a drug problem. For several years, the reason behind his dismissal was reported as "creative differences" with director James Cameron.[4] At least one piece of footage featuring Remar made it into the final version of the film, when the Marines enter the processing station and the camera tilts down from the Alien nest, though Remar is not seen in close-up. He is also filmed from the back as the Marines first enter the compound on LV-426 and when "Hicks" approaches the cocooned woman, again filmed from the rear so the viewer is unable to tell it is Remar and not Michael Biehn.
Need proof? Take a look at this bad boy, and remember, stay frosty.
NECA's "RoboCop vs. The Terminator" 2-Pack Hits Toys R Us
NECA has revealed their third Toys R Us exclusive this fall, which comes from the classic video game, "RoboCop vs. The Terminator"!
"Relive the 16-bit glory with a 2-pack of blue and red 'Terminator Endoskeletons' complete with plasma rifles. These colors are exclusive to this set.
Check out some images, and look for the Endoskeleton 2-Pack in Toys R Us stores in early December.
Inspired by the classic video game, RoboCop vs. The Terminator! Released in late 1993 for the popular 16-bit home console, the game answered the burning question of sci-fi fans worldwide: which man/machine would win in a fight? The "future of law enforcement" or the actual future? This special 2-pack includes blue and red versions of the Terminator Endoskeleton with paint deco that re-creates the video game shading. Both figures are exclusive to this set and come complete with plasma rifles.
Varient 'Starry Eyes' One-Sheets Get Arty
Arriving November 14th from Dark Sky Films is the Hollywood slasher Starry Eyes (read our review), which will be available on iTunes and other VOD platforms.
Written and directed by Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer, check out these two variant posters to first appear on IMDb and Complex.
"Determined to make it as an actress in Hollywood, Sarah Walker spends her days working a dead-end job, enduring petty friendships and going on countless casting calls in hopes of catching her big break. After a series of strange auditions, Sarah lands the leading role in a new film from a mysterious production company. But with this opportunity comes bizarre ramifications that will transform her both mentally and physically into something beautiful… and altogether terrifying."
Alex Essoe, Noah Segan, Pat Healy, Amanda Fuller, Shane Coffer, and Fabianne Therese all star.
'Saw VI' Director's 'Jessabelle' Haunts Home Video
Jessabelle, the supernatural thriller directed by Kevin Greutert (Saw VI, Saw 3D: The Final Chapter), written by Robert Ben Garant (Hell Baby, Night at the Museum) and starring Sarah Snook, Mark Webber and Joelle Carter, will arrive on Blu-ray (plus Digital HD), DVD (plus Digital) and Digital HD on January 13, 2015 from Lionsgate Home Entertainment.
The Jessabelle Blu-ray and DVD, including audio commentary with the filmmakers, a behind-the-scenes featurette, deleted scenes, outtakes and an extended ending.
"Returning to her childhood home in Louisiana to recuperate from a horrific car accident, Jessabelle comes face to face with a long-tormented spirit that has been seeking her return and clearly has no intention of letting her escape."
[Interview] Stuart Gordon On 'Dolls,' 'Re-Animator' and More!
Yesterday I was allotted the chance to spend a few minutes on the phone with Dolls director Stuart Gordon on the latest Blu-ray release from Scream Factory.
In the 1987 classic, a group of people stop by a mansion during a storm and discover two magical toy makers, and their haunted collection of dolls.
Here's what he had to say about the new release.
What are your thoughts on Scream releasing Dolls? Was it something you had been waiting for?
I'm so happy it's available on Blu-ray now. There was so much work that was involved, detail I mean. A lot of the animation is more noticeable.
Were all of the dolls made specifically for the movie?
Most of them were, a lot were characters. There were a lot that were just for background purposes. One time both of my daughters are on set and my youngest asked "Are all these dolls bad?" and I said, "Yeah, they all are" and she asked "Even this one?" and pointed to the doll with the white buttons. I asked if she wanted that one and she nodded so I told her, "That one isn't bad, it just fell in with the wrong crowd." So she took it home and named it Violet. She still has it.
Are you hoping to get any other films you worked on released through Scream?
[Excitedly] I just heard that next year they are going to be releasing Robot Jox! So I'm pretty happy about that, there is a lot of animation in that one too. That's sort of an unknown one.
So what have you been working on lately? Any hope for a new movie soon?
Well, I've been doing a lot of work on the Re-Animator musical, we are going to be in Las Vegas coming up in January. I'm hoping to take it on a tour, we may be in New York again.
Any chance Jeffery Combs would do a special appearance?
[Laughs] No, he's not in it. He still does a lot of acting in films.
Are you planning any other stage adaptations? From Beyond maybe?
Actually, I've been told to do a From Beyond musical before. Right now I want to focus on Re-Animator but it would definitely be interesting to do something for From Beyond.
Obviously you are known for your great adaptations of HP Lovecraft stories. Is there one in particular that you are still trying to get made?
I do have a script for "The Thing on the Doorstep" and I'd love to get that made. There just isn't money for it right now.
Have you considered crowdfunding?
I have but I think it's just too big of a movie to raise money for. We would like to get a wide release of it when/if it gets made. Hopefully one day.
Re-Animator is your most well-known movie in the genre but what do you consider your most successful?
Well people usually forget that I was involved with Honey, I Shrunk The Kids. It was the biggest success financially and I consider it a sort of horror movie. There are giant bugs and a mad scientist type character. It's more of a family friendly horror. Even Honey, I Blew up the Kid has a Godzilla aspect to it, and then there is the question of how to stop a giant baby.
I never thought of them as horror movies but you make a good point. The ant scene still haunts me today.
To wrap up, where can we find you in the near future?
Well, I'll be in Las Vegas in January for Re-Animator and in March I will be in Ohio at Horror Hound with my wife. You should come introduce yourself!
Thank you! I will. Thanks for taking the time to speak with me and I'll be keeping my fingers crossed for another movie.
Thank you, me too!
In addition to being an awesome filmmaker, Stuart Gordon is also the nicest guy in the world. I'll be going out to see him in March for HorrorHound but in the meantime I must read "The Thing on the Doorstep" and get out to see Re-Animator the Musical. Has anyone seen it? And here is the trailer for Robot Jox, apparently heading to Scream! Factory next year.
Scott Ian "Swearing Words In Glasgow" Clip Premiere (Exclusive)
We're thrilled to team up with Scott Ian, the enigmatic guitarist of such bands as Anthrax, Pearl, Stormtroopers Of Death, and more, to bring you an exclusive clip from his brand new DVD Speaking Swearing Words In Glasgow, which came out today via Megaforce Records (order here).
After decades-worth of international touring with Anthrax, bumping elbows with illustrious (and sometimes ridiculous) characters all over the media spectrum, and undergoing general "you won't believe this" experiences— SCOTT IAN certainly had some hilarious and surprisingly personal stories to share. "Swearing Words" is an honest look at the insane life that Scott has led for the last 31 years, the people he's met, and the events that coincide.
The clip, which you can see below, shows Ian describing his meetings with dedicated fans and how sometimes it doesn't go the way he would like.
In related news, Ian will be making a cameo appearance in the second half of this season's The Walking Dead. You can see behind-the-scenes footage of his appearance right here.
Scott Ian online:
Official Website
Buy Speaking Swearing Words In Glasgow:
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[TV] USA Set to Kill "Evil Men"
USA Network has ordered a supernatural drama titled "Evil Men" from CBS Television Studios and Universal Cable Productions, says TheWrap.
Dallas Roberts (Dallas Buyers Club) and Clifton Collins Jr. (pictured; Pacific Rim) are attached to star.
" 'Evil Men' follows an upstanding, middle-class family man Harry Killas (Roberts), whose life is turned upside down when he is approached by a frighteningly powerful entity and commanded to kill "evil men" or see his family — along with his city — utterly destroyed. However, the gleeful psycho who is meant to be his first target, instead begins teaching him how to carry out his new destiny."
Collins will play Lazlo Kirk, the profoundly evil former war criminal with magnetic charm and a deep, unpredictable violent streak, who forces himself into Harry's life on a twisted mission of personal redemption.
Could We Finally See '7500,' Thanks to Lionsgate?
Variety reports that Lionsgate has struck a deal with CBS Films to distribute the movie company's wide release movies over the next three years.
It has been suggested that the shelved 7500 – out all over the world already – could finally find a release through Lionsgate. My guess is that it would be one of the popular VOD/limited release ejections.
"True Blood's" Ryan Kwanten and Amy Smart co-star as married couple Brad and Pia Martin, who board Vista Pacific Flight 7500 with their two longtime friends for a trip to Japan. Leslie Bibb is set to play Laura Baxter, a stewardess on the transpacific liner, who is involved in a complicated and secret relationship.
Scout Taylor-Compton, Johnathon Schaech, Jamie Chung, Nicky Whelan, Christian Serratos, Jerry Ferrara and Alex Frost also star.
Relativity Making a Legit Urban Horror Film…But (There's Always a Catch)
I'm a huge fan of urban horror, which is hard to say considering there's really not much out there (unless you could the god awful Scary Movie and Haunted House franchises).
Every since Candyman haunted my soul, I've been praying someone would make a new urban haunter that took itself seriously (not Snoop Dogg's House of Horror, guys).
Relativity is getting a huge A+ on getting behind the fact-based Demon House. The unfortunate news is that Lee Daniels is directing, says Deadline.
Daniels helmed the unwatchable The Butler, as well as the overrated Precious. I don't like any of his films because the drama is so heavy it becomes laughable, and makes the actors look like they're trying too hard. (Note: A Twitter friend tells me that The Paperboy is outstanding.)
So, while Demon House looks like gold on paper, it will probably be an overly dramatic mess. That's too bad because it could have been the next Candyman.
Via Deadline:
The film is based on Latoya Ammons and her family, whose life rights made this film possible. They claim to have been victims of a demonic possession that has spanned over two years and counting. Ammons and her family have received international media attention for their accounts, which have been witnessed and documented by the Department of Child Services, the Gary (IN) Police Department and hospital staff.
The experience began with unusual occurrences in her home over two years ago, including swarms of flies around her porch in the winter and unexplainable creaking sounds in her basement. The events progressed to possessive incidents including her oldest daughter unconsciously levitating above her bed, medical staff witnessing her middle son gliding backward on the floor, wall and ceiling. According to Relativity, the DCS case manager witnessed her youngest son growling with his teeth showing and eyes rolled back, locking his hands around his older brother's throat with no recollection of the incident. Initial psychological exams and exorcism attempts failed to provide explanation or solution for the bizarre events.
Photo Source: Indy Star
Dog Lovers Beware of This 'Late Phases' Clip
Get your silver shotgun shells ready for director Adrian Garcia Bogliano's Late Phases, a practical effects heavy werewolf film Patrick Cooper raves about.
Opening in limited theaters November 21, here's a new clip that isn't for the dog lovers out there. You've been warned.
Penned by Under the Bed's Eric Stolze, Dark Sky's latest horror offering that stars Stake Land's Nick Damici, Ethan Embry, Lance Guest, Erin Cummings, Rutanya Alda, Tina Louise, Caitlin O'Heaney, Karen Lynn Gorney, Dana Ashbrook, and the great Tom Noonan.
In the film, "Crescent Bay is not the ideal place to spend one's golden years, especially since the once-idyllic retirement community has been beset by a series of deadly animal attacks from the ominous forest surrounding it. When grizzled war veteran Ambrose McKinley (Nick Damici) is forced into moving there by his yuppie son Will (Ethan Embry), the residents immediately take offense to Ambrose's abrasive personality. But that take-no-prisoners attitude may be just what Ambrose needs to survive as it becomes clear that the attacks are being caused by creatures that are neither animal nor man, and that the tight-knit community of Crescent Bay is hiding something truly sinister in its midst…"
[BD Review] 'Starry Eyes' Is Ambitious, Violent and Thoughtful
It's somewhat ironic that Dennis Widmyer and Kevin Kolsch's Starry Eyes, a film that literally singles out ambition as the blackest of human qualities, is the most ambitious film I have seen thus far at SXSW this year. That's not to say that the film succumbs to the same temptations as its protagonist (an admirably raw and vulnerable Alexandra Essoe), but both the movie and its subject employ a black hearted scorched earth tactic – the efficacy of which is hard to deny.
As you may be able to gleam from the title, Starry Eyes plunges us headfirst into the fame hungry psyche of Sarah Walker – a fragile young actress already irreparably damaged by an unending cycle of rejection. One of the film's biggest assets is the dimensionality it allows its lead here. A lazier film would be content to portray Sarah as impenetrably deluded and completely unaware of the staggering odds against her. That's not the case here – while Sarah does possess the requisite blinders necessary for anyone to stake their happiness on the most unlikely of careers, she's able to be honest with herself and others that she's not exactly doing that great in terms of prospects. She has a small circle of friends who are also performers, some of them are warmly supportive (Noah Segan's Danny) while others are harshly dismissive (Fabianne Therese's Erin), a dynamic that casts her personal existence in the same kind of unending cruel purgatory as her professional life. In short, she's perpetually trapped, exhausted and on the verge of release – something needs to change.
That change comes in the form of an audition for Astraeus Pictures, a legendary horror production company on the rebound after several years on the wane (think Hammer films with a corporate culture orchestrated by David Lynch). After a series of increasingly risky call-backs, she's offered the lead role in their new film. The catch? The catch is a story as old as Hollywood itself – she must first submit to the whims of the casting couch (the ultimate deal with the Devil).
While you could probably correctly guess the basic trajectory of the film from here on out, Widmyer and Kolsch do an admirable job of keeping the audience on their toes by constantly shifting the tone of the film depending on which part of Sarah's life they're depicting. Her struggles as a waiter at a potato joint with Hooters aspirations alternate between stark and comedic (aided in no small measure by Pat Healy's turn as a sympathetic manager – an archetype I was pleased to see subverted). The casting sessions and subsequent interactions with Astraeus are, as hinted before, marked by a cold absurdist streak right out of Mulholland Drive. The moments we get with her alone are painful, sweet and quiet while her circle of friends sort of melds the intimacy of mumblecore with the makeshift community of "Melrose Place."
While more often than not these disparate elements cohere into a surprisingly atmospheric whole, the shifting tone is occasionally problematic. Starry Eyes switches gears so often it develops something of a patchwork quality that threatens to add a sense of bloat to its relatively straightforward arc. It's hard to reconcile the fact that this universe contains a character as warm and empathetic as Segan's and one as campily sterile as Marc Senter's casting assistant. There are also a few moments towards the film's end where it's hard not to believe that Sarah's close friends wouldn't be a little more observant in regard to her condition.
But perhaps it's a testament to Starry Eyes' singularity that the same elements that provide its flaws also supply its strengths, which are far more prevalent. Complex and layered, it definitely leaves you with more to chew on than your typical midnight fare. It is also absolutely unsparing and brutal when it comes to its violence – there are moments in the film that give even the goriest slashers and body horror sagas alike a run for their money. Even if parts of Starry Eyes might not work for you, as a horror fan I suspect most of it will.
Republished from March 9, 2014.
Dir En Grey Release Trailer For New Album 'Arche'
"Will you be able to take this pain?"
Japanese metal band Dir En Grey have released a teaser trailer for their upcoming ninth studio album Arche, which comes out December 10th, 2014. The album is the followup to 2011′s Dum Spiro Spero. The trailer shows interviews with the band members as well as people on the street explaining their recent pains, hence the first line of this article. Check it out below.
The 'Twin Peaks' Theme Gets A Gorgeous Guitar Cover
Russian guitarist Igor Presnyakov has released a video where he covers the theme song to the TV series Twin Peaks. It's lovingly done on an electric classical guitar and features those subtle string pads in the background. Definitely worth watching if you're a fan.
I've made it 100% clear, possibly more than that, just how much I love Twin Peaks. The characters, the storyline, the location… Everything about that surreal world just feels so unique and magical.
But perhaps the ultimate bonding glue that cements the show together is the music of composer Angelo Badalamenti. Sometimes minimalistic, sometimes charmingly cheesy, often haunting, and a few times terrifying, it is the perfect accompaniment to the show and has stood the test of time to remain one of my favorite soundtracks ever released.
[TV Review] "American Horror Story: Freak Show" Episode 4.6, 'Bullseye'
This week is Handsome Paul's week. It's the episode I've been waiting for, the episode to show not only how strong of an actor Mat Fraser is, but how noble of a man Paul is. I thoroughly enjoyed his scenes but unfortunately, those were virtually the only scenes that didn't have me rolling my eyes.
The twins are gone and everyone is concerned. Which is sure putting a damper on Elsa's birthday celebration. While Ethel tries to hold everything together, Paul is slowly starting to figure out the truth about the twins' whereabouts, and when he confronts Elsa about it—the outcome is (yet unknown, but very likely) fatal. After Paul eyes Dandy at a local drug store buying two of everything girly, his suspicions arise. He admits to Elsa that he thinks she had something to do with their disappearance and in true Elsa form, she dramatically wakes up all the freaks and goes on a vile tirade that puts ol' Dandy to shame. It's a feat of self-involvement and self-obsession that has been boiling right below the surface for some time now. In order to prove their trust in her, she demands that one of the freaks be strapped to the spinning bullseye for her to throw knives at. Paul gallantly (and rightfully, I guess) volunteers. Earning him a knife in the belly.
Meanwhile, outside of the big top, Dandy is playing house with his two new playthings. Or as he tells his mom: his future brides. Not shockingly, Bette is blissful in her new lavish home with her attentive new beau, Dandy. Everything is coming up roses for her. Equally not shockingly, Dot is wary, unsure of what darkness lies ahead. But when she realizes Dandy could easily pay for the surgery to separate her from Bette, she gets a twinkle in her eye. Or dollar signs. Or hearts…for a life alone with Jimmy. We've known for awhile that she's pretty heartless when it comes to Bette, but this episode really proved that she is downright hateful. Her complete disregard for the life of her sister is really saddening. So she plays along as best she can so that she can eventually get her money from Dandy and live a life sans Bette. Everything is…well…dandy with Dandy and the girls until he reads Dot's diary and realizes her true intentions. It's at this point he makes his definitive decision. He has been put on this earth to kill. Which surprisingly (or maybe not surprisingly?), his mother takes in that information with zero reaction.
Our con-artists are still busy at work on their grand scheme of killing a freak and selling it to the oddities museum (I gotta be honest, that's a plot line I did not think they would stretch out this far). When Stanley tries to convince Maggie to kill Jimmy for his lobster hands, she counters with Ma Petite instead. It will be easy, no mess, no body…a completely deplorable and callous plan. This segues us into a quick but incredibly difficult-to-watch flash forward in which Ma Petite is slowly drowned in formaldehyde after being placed in a glass jar by Maggie.
Did I miss something crucial? Because it seems to me that it's never been explained why Maggie is under Stanley's thumb. Why is it that she is forced to perform such heinous acts that she clearly doesn't have the heart or desire to do? I truly hope that relationship is explained at some point during the season or else that's one giant plot hole.
Midway through the episode there was so much screaming and tantrum throwing I actually wanted someone to die. I was craving a shocking death as some kind of release from all the pent up anger inside the big top. So much tension and so many close calls with very little pay off. It's starting to feel like Murphy can't pull the trigger that he has pulled so often in past seasons. Speaking of tantrums, Elsa pulls one of many (what I am now referring to as) Dandy moments when she screams at her birthday party that she "demand" everyone start having fun "this instant." And it's at this point that the parallels between Elsa and Dandy started smacking into me like mack trucks. They are both incredibly delusional, they'll do whatever and hurt whomever to get what they want and desire, they are both childish and selfish, and feel completely entitled. I'm embarrassed to say it took me so long to see the stark similarities.
This episode had some fun moments and some breakthrough scenes, but for the most part it felt like a step back from the bold strides Murphy took in last week's episode. There was simply too much screaming, crying, and bitching for me to not want to click the TV off. And how stupid are we supposed to believe that Jimmy is to think Maggie would want to run away with him at the snap of a finger, especially after last week's rebuff and the fact that we have literally never seen a romantic scene between the two of them. Are we really supposed to suspend our disbelief that far? Having said all that, I did wholly enjoy Paul's scenes (Paul and Elsa! Who saw that coming?) And I loved the return of Grace Gummer as Penny, the nurse from episode one, as Paul's secret lover. Their relationship is darling and daring and if Paul makes it through his knife wound, I really hope to see more of her.
One last word from me and then I want to hear your thoughts on this episode. I was starting to feel like Kathy Bates was being underused in a way that is near insulting. But I must say, she finally gets her moment of brilliance in the last minute of the episode, and I'll leave it at that.
What did you think of 'Bullseye'? Did anyone miss Dell and Desiree? Who do you think will get the sharp end of Dandy's dagger?
How the 'Universal Monsters' Will Meld Brains…
Yesterday I went on a rant about my distaste for direction of the new Universal Monster movies.
While it's hard to gauge what's really going down, knowing that Dracula Untold is part of the universe has destroyed my interest. Whether we like it or not, they're going down a long path that begins with a new The Mummy (June 24, 2015), and then will tell of The Wolf Man, The Invisible Man, Frankenstein, and even The Bride of Frankenstein.
But what's unique about the vision is that it will now be a shared one.
While Dracula Untold stands on its own (and hopefully gets erased from the lore), Heat Vision writes that Noah Hawley, the creator of the fantastic "Fargo" television series, Aaron Guzikowski, the scribe behind the gritty Hugh Jackman-Jake Gyllenhaal movie Prisoners (as reported yesterday), and Ed Solomon, the veteran screenwriter behind Men in Black and Now You See Me, have joined Chris Morgan and Alex Kurtzman to act as a writers collective of Universal Studios' cinematic monster universe.
The plan is for these "Monster Men" to act akin to Pixar's brain trust, or more aptly, like a well-oiled television writer's room, where all will have a hand in each other's movies and offer help as needed as they work on a model of serialized storytelling, explains the site.
This is either incredible news or incredibly bad news. The "brain trust" concept is a really fun concept, and something I can get behind, but it all depends on who the dominant writer is in the room. For example, if Guzikowski and Hawley have control of the room, they could really bring new "edge" and a fresh take to the characters. The aforementioned have a knack for writing compelling characters and understand that there's more to a movie/show than cool scenes.
That's where Morgan and Kurtzman come in. If they are the alpha writers in the room, they could easily cut down any good ideas being thrown on the table by Guzikowski and Hawley, and inject their own probably garbage.
Does that make sense?
From the outside looking in, there are some positive signs, but also a lot of red flags. Universal has always made interesting choices, but historical backs away from taking chances – hence why Mark Romanek exited the 2010 The Wolfman remake, which led to the garbage directed by Joe Johnston.
When Guzikowski and Hawley get creative, bold and daring, how will Morgan and Kurtzman, let alone Universal react? Who will become the Invisible Man in the room?
I guess we'll find out next summer with The Mummy. I pray it's not the same mind-numbing, CGI heavy, fart-buster as Dracula Untold.
Death Waltz Announces 'Silent Night, Deadly Night' And 'Christmas Evil' Vinyl Soundtracks
Death Waltz Recording Company has announced that they will be releasing the soundtracks to the 1984 Christmas slasher Silent Night, Deadly Night as well as the 1980 horror flick Christmas Evil, both on vinyl. Each soundtrack will go on sale tomorrow, November 13th, and will be released in limited quantities.
Silent Night, Deadly Night will be released on a double LP and will be limited to 400 copies worldwide. One disc will be transparent red/solid white split while the other will be transparent red and green. A super limited edition of one disc transparent red and one disc transparent green will be made available for record stores. The liner notes will feature entries from composer Perry Botkin, co-executive producer Scott Schneid, and writer Michael Hickey.
Death Waltz founder Spencer Hickman tells Dread Central:
Botkin's score is both chaotic and tragic; crashing sounds of distorted percussion are punctuated by both synth and acoustic piano, reflecting the sheer damage that has been done to Billy's mind. The end result is both emotional and terrifying, even more so with the selection of original Christmas songs as composed by Morgan Ames. But a word of caution: If you don't have Silent Night, Deadly Night on the turntable this Christmas, we'll have to tell Billy that you've been… naughty. Consider yourselves warned.
Christmas Evil will also be limited to 400 units worldwide and will be pressed on a pink sparkle 10″ vinyl. The liner notes will be by writer/director Lewis Jackson and John Waters.
Head below for the artwork of each album as well as a stream of Silent Night, Deadly Night.
[TV] Ti West, Jennifer Lynch Directing "South of Hell"
In addition to the well-known horror director Eli Roth (Hostel, Cabin Fever, "Hemlock Grove"), an array of respected directors have signed on to direct individual episodes of WE tv's original supernatural thriller, "South of Hell."
Bloody Disgusting learned today that the line-up includes Ti West (pictured; House of the Devil, The Sacrament, The Innkeepers), Rachel Talalay ("Doctor Who," Tank Girl), Jennifer Lynch ("The Walking Dead," "Teen Wolf") and Jeremiah Chechik ("Helix," "Reign").
"South of Hell" premieres on WE tv in 2015.
Production is currently underway in Charleston, SC.
Charleston, South Carolina is the most possessed city in the world. Evil thrives there. Something with which 30-year-old exorcist Maria Abascal is intimately acquainted. She wrestles demons for a living. Especially Abigail, the one that lives within her. The one who feeds on damned souls and who's violated the laws of hell to live on earth—and live on, inside Maria. Now, as they work as one, Maria will discover how personal her battle with evil has become and how far Abigail will go to protect them both. It's a journey where the unspeakable is just a heartbeat away.
WE tv recently announced the cast of "South of Hell," led by actress Mena Suvari in the dual role of Maria Abascal and her inner demon, Abigail. The cast also includes: Zachary Booth as David Abascal, Maria's brother; Bill Irwin as Enos Abascal, Maria and David's father and cult leader; Drew Moerlein as Dusty, Maria's neighbor; Lamman Rucker as Rev. Elijah Bledsoe, a priest with a strong attraction to Maria,; Paulina Singer as the Reverend's daughter, Grace; Lydia Hearst as southern belle Charlotte Roberts; Slate Holmgren as the local drug dealer, Sweetmouth; and Lauren Velez as Tetra, a spiritual informant.
'Cybernatural' Gets 'Unfriended'
Universal Pictures renamed their horror-thriller Cybernatural to Unfriended and set a new date for release.
Told entirely from a young girl's computer desktop, it will now open on April 17, 2015.
We reviewed the film out of Fantasia.
"While video chatting one night, six high school friends receive a Skype message from a classmate who killed herself exactly one year ago. At first they think it's a prank, but when the girl starts revealing the friends' darkest secrets, they realize they are dealing with something from beyong this world, something that wants them dead."
Shelley Hennig, Moses Storm, Renee Olstead, Will Peltz, Jacob Wysocki, Courtney Halverson, and Heather Sossaman star.
The film was developed and conceived by Timur Bekmambetov and directed by Levan Gabriadze from a script by Nelson Greaves.
Here's the festival trailer.
[Comic Book Review] "Resurrectionists" #1 Spoils Its Hand
WRITTEN BY: Fred Van Lente
ART BY: Maurizio Rosenzweig, Moreno DiNisio
PUBLISHER: Dark Horse Comics
RELEASE: November 12, 2014
Reviewed By Pablo ArriagaThe mismatched panels, crazy antics and awesome abilities from a mysterious woman on the first pages are great… until she starts speaking. The dialogue is too heavy on exposition and way too on the nose. I felt bombarded with terminology from the world before I even knew how the main story begins. She doesn't need to name the place she just raided as I'm reading it on top of her. It seems like there wasn't much communication between Van Lente and Rosenzweig. I know he has a tendency to be on the nose but this just felt like too much. Although interesting, and if those first pages are what made anyone pick Resurrentionists up, don't worry about the rest since it won't be mentioned again, leaving me confused and annoyed. The rest of the story although fairly entertaining, it kept me wondering when they'll intertwine with each other ultimately to disappoint. The art and colors are very solid, it took me a second to get adjusted as I had read a couple big 2 titles beforehand, but each character has a solid design to it, with a sort of confusing cover that almost makes it seems like a superhero comic. The highly stylized art doesn't do much to add to the book, and often poses more questions than the narrative which doesn't bode well for the book. But this book does have it's share of fleeting perfect moments. The concept itself is very intriguing but doesn't do much with the fantastic premise it offers here. Instead the heist elements of this debut issue detract. We already know about the resurrection of the main characters doomed to repeat the same heist for many lives to come, but by the time that reveal is even beginning to be dealt with, the issue is over. This is a title to pick up if you're really curious how they carry through with the concept in further issues, but I'd almost skip the first one altogether and you may have more resemblance of mystery that way. A solid first effort that ultimately failed to deliver on the promise of the premise thus far. Here's hoping issue two, will get a little more direction.
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Free from the sluggish winter with some hand-craft break fun aimed at preschoolers. Rare is the child who does not like glue and paint, so that the snap on clothes outside and get started. easy winter crafts below will keep preschoolers occupied and learning at the same time.
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Combining some fluffy white cotton balls, glue sticks and snowman shapes cut from construction paper for this craft fun and easy. Children will enjoy the snow stick cotton balls on people and teachers will enjoy low messy glue sticks. To cap cuts jaunty hat from black construction paper that can stick on the cotton ball obeyed. small circular piece of construction paper can be used for buttons if desired. Use the snow-swollen as a tie into a discussion about the science of snow.
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Teaching symmetry begins in the preschool years. It can be easy with a simple snowflake craft that will allow the children to practice their fine motor skills. Have them take a piece of white paper and fold in half lengthwise construction (such as bread, hot dogs) and then in half widthwise (like bread hamburger). Prepare a quarter of a snowflake templates for them to track the paper folded after it has been lined up neatly along the sides folded. Safety scissors will help them cut the pattern. Once the snowflakes were cut, opened it to see the symmetry. Add coloring, glitter or glue on to make sparkling snowflakes stand out.
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Letters to the Editor: July is a busy, productive month for Rotary Club of La Jolla
• July is a busy, productive month for Rotary Club of La Jolla
By Sally Fuller
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Longtime Burns Drugs employee Liz Rogers was honored as an Outstanding Employee by the Rotary Club of La Jolla during its July 15 meeting. At the same time, Wayne Woods, who owned Burns Drugs until it closed earlier this year, received a Community Service Achievement Award from the club. The award was a surprise for Woods, who nominated Rogers for her award and attended to present her with it.
Rotarian and former Burns co-owner Orrin Gabsch presented Woods with his award. A former Rotary Club member, Woods donated generously to local charities and participated in numerous community service projects during his time at Burns.
In addition, Russell King was installed as Rotary Club of La Jolla's new president. The club also welcomed 12 new members, including: Will Creekmur, Ina von Ber, Mark Dibella, Jonathan Moffat, Chuck and Karla Marsh, Sue Ball, Sandra Benton, Diane Salisbury, Irma Gigli, Claude Rosinsky and Gabriela Musgrave.
Rotary Club of La Jolla sponsors Interact Clubs at La Jolla High School and the Bishop's School, with whom they have built 20 homes for needy families in Tijuana.
On July 19, Rotarians held a graduation ceremony in Tijuana for the students in its TJ Scholars Lab. Now in its 15th year, led by David Shaw and Marc Lanci, the lab mentors 24 teens in grades 6-12 each Saturday. The graduates continue on to college.
On July 20, Rotarians hosted their bi-annual party for La Jolla League House residents with the theme "Cruising the Seven Seas Aboard USS League House." All participants had a memorable cruise.
On Aug. 1, in connection with the Bird Rock Artist Guild, the club hosted a "Summer Candlelight Labyrinth" at Law Street Beach to benefit Rotary's Tijuana home-build program, and the King's Children's Home orphanage for abused children in Belize.
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In a newly deranged drive to close the Children's Pool, I believe the city of San Diego is allowing the formation of an infectious cesspool on that beach. Not only does the city insist on leaving dead kelp (seaweed, "wrack") untouched, it refuses any type of beach cleaning and forbids volunteers to remove seal excrement and trash. Accumulations of dead kelp harbors animal wastes, draws flies, fleas and other insects to form a hotbed of infection and fouls the air.
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Jardin des Tuileries is undoubtedly one of the Paris attractions that you should not miss while you are in the city. Located right in the very heart of this French capital city, the garden spans from the Louvre to the Place de la Concorde. It was commissioned by Queen Catherine de Medicis. When you book a room in a hotel near Jardins de Tuileries, a visit to this exclusive attraction is more than worth a bit of your holiday time.
The creation of the Jardin des Tuileries was started in 1564, right at the same time the palace of the same name was constructed. While the palace was later on destroyed, the garden was redesigned by architect Andre le Notre in 1664. He was the one who saw to the layouts of the garden's paths and the design of its terrace overlooking the River Seine and the symmetrical flowerbeds. Every year, from June 21 to August 25, the garden hosts a fun fair featurung a big wheel that offers visitors a great view over Rue de Rivoli, which also cements it as among the best Paris attractions. The garden also houses the Galerie Nationale du Jeu de Paume and the Orangerie.
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by Frank Di Giacomo, Publisher
Just before this was written, a blog entry by U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood flew around the Internet. It had a great note from Denny Howard, CEO of Gillig LLC, about how the stimulus has directly affected his employees and suppliers. Along with IMPulse
NC LLC President Jeff Wharton's similar testimony in a Congressional hearing, it shows how the stimulus created or saved jobs, not just in local government transit agencies but also the private sector.
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Because of the stimulus bill, which was passed by Congress and signed by the president in 2008, manufacturers, private sector transit suppliers, contractors and consultants have been able to retain their workforces and have even added workers. According to government and American Public Transportation Association sources, stimulus grants have allowed transit agencies to purchase more than 12,000 new vehicles, including buses, railcars and vans for rideshare and demand-response services. Economists all across the spectrum, including those who advised Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), say the stimulus worked the way it was designed.
In his blog post, LaHood continued, he decided to place a phone call to Howard to discuss his note further. Here's what he had to say: "I've been with Gillig for 32 years, so I've been watching the transit industry for decades. I meet with managers from transit agencies every day, and I have never seen the local funding in such desperate straits as today.
"A typical year industry-wide, agencies buy about 5,000 buses a year. With the stimulus, it's up to 7,000 for last year, this year and next year. But, if the stimulus hadn't come through, the market would have dropped 40 percent to 3,000 buses a year for last year, this year and, at least, through next year."
Similar stories have been reported by other companies, in all sectors and modes.
Howard made another point worth repeating here: "And, there's a multiplier effect, too. Every base manufacturing job is worth five jobs down the supply chain."
I bring all this up, even though most of you have probably seen it already, for two reasons. First, we need to share this story every time we hear conservative commentators assert that this law didn't help the economy or create jobs "that were not government jobs." I have never understood why these same people say the New Deal didn't help get us out of the depression and that it took World War II - conveniently forgetting that war spending is more government spending!
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Part 15
Next day
Khushi went to lavanya house
As lavanya opens the door
La: oh khushi come in
After she entered
La: ASR doesn't come with you?
Khushi: no and today we will learn how to cook basic things
La: if ASR is not here then I am not also cooking
Khushi: what does he has to do with it
La: of course what yeh point in learning when I cant show it to anyone
Khushi: tell me one for whom are you doing this for yourself so you can getyour love or for just show off
Lavanya become silent
Khushi: if you are doing this for yourself than you should not care who is looking at you or not and if you do this from your heart than surely you will get your love
La: how do you know so much about love. Do you love someone do you have a boyfriend?
Khushi: yes I have
La: really no one guessed while looking at you that you be this type but anyways who is he
Khushi: why do you care?
La: of course I do and you have to tell me your love story otherwise we are not doing anything
Khushi: ok but after that you will concentrate on your training
La: ok
Khushi: he is my childhood best friend. You know the only friend I have. He is five years older than me
La: what then how do you become friends?
Khushi: we met in a park, we used to come there every day with our mothers but as both of us don't have any friends so I went to him and ask him to become my friend first he refuse but later accept it
La: then
Khushi: because of us our mothers also become good friends. Everything was going great until one night we both lost our parents due to different reasons. My masa masi took me to their house and his nani took him to her house which was in delhi so we parted away
La: what then how do you meet again?
Khushi: after a year I came to delhi for vacation at my buaji house that day I met him in mandir, ten we exchange numbers and used to call each other at night and I also used to come to delhi in every vacation. This continue for 2-4 years
La: then
Khushi: then he told me he is going USA for higher studies. I was very sad knowing this but never told him. He went away for 4-5 years and didn't come back during this period. We used to talk but that only once a week I used to miss him like hell and during that time I realize I have fallen in love with him. You know when he called me and told that he is coming back I was so happy I dance all night
La: and
Khushi: then we met after years and on that very that day he told me that he love me very much and I did the same till then we are together. I study in delhi only because of him and after college ends we used to go to our secret place and spend some time together
La: wow you are lucky he loves you so much
Just then khushi phone rings, arnav was calling
Khushi: hello
Arnav: hi jaan
Khushi: someone is in very romantic mode today
Arnav: what to do when her loved one is not with him
Khushi: I think he should do some work
Arnav: khushi where are you why didn't you come to office today
Khushi: you forgot I m here at lavanya's
Arnav: oh yah so tell me when are you free
Khushi: in 4-5 hours
Arnav: then we are going at lunch
Khushi: ok
Arnav: bye
After that he cuts the call
La: who was it your BF
Khushi: yes as I have told you everything about me you also have to told me everything
La: ok
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9th Annual Bull and Oyster Roast
Maryland Slow-Pitch Softball Association
Saturday November 8, 2014
UAW Hall 1010 S. Oldham Street
Hall of Fame Inductees
Class of 2014
Rayner T. Banks
Bio in progress
East Baltimore/Rosedale
Tim G. Enders
Aspasia C. Goode
Colton's Point
Gary Hornberger
Edmondson Heights/Westminster
Charlie Keenan
Phil Miller
Marion P. Mills
Gene Perkins
Riviera Beach/Sparrows Point
Steve Pope
SR Player
Mount Airy/Frederick
Steve D. Ramey
Edmond Ritter
Robert L. "8-Ball" Taylor
Donnie O. Warthen
Johnny W. Watson
Raymond Wimbrough
SR Player
Presented by the Maryland Slow-Pitch Softball Association
THIS YEAR'S MDSPSA Hall of Fame's Charlie Phoebus Award Recipient is:
Lee Hood currently is the Site Supervisor for the Bachman Sports Complex, Department of Recreation and Parks, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Lee has been at Bachman since it opened in 1998, and an employee of AA County Recreation and Parks since 1996. That was the year Lee was inducted into the Anne Arundel County Sports Hall of Fame as an Administrator. Don Brooks, then a Director with AA Recreation and Parks and now a National Director for Senior Softball-USA, attended that ceremony. He immediately offered Lee a part-time job as a Site Supervisor at Upton Fields (now Randazzo). Brooks had hired Lee in the late 1970's as a gym supervisor. The rest is history as they say. Lee has maintained several other fields throughout AA County, including the fields at Old Mills for many years. In 1972, he was the Junior Commissioner for the State of Maryland's Girls' Soccer Program. For 14 years, Lee oversaw the Girls' Youth Soccer Leagues at Little Flower Catholic School. He was instrumental in developing a Co-Ed volleyball league in the county, and oversaw basketball, baseball and other sports leagues. Lee has been a dedicated public servant, always going above and beyond his required duties. As a result, he has enabled tens of thousands of people in Maryland and from around the country to participate in and enjoy sports, especially slow pitch softball.
At Bachman, Lee works tirelessly to ensure that the nightly softball leagues for Seniors, Men, Co-Eds, and Women are an enjoyable place to play. The same is true for the many weekend tournaments held atBachman throughout the season. Lee makes sure that the fields are in the best playable condition, and that the needs of all of the participants are met. Josh Thomas, Bachman's Maintenance Supervisor, describes Lee as "always humble, putting softball and the needs of others first". Thomas further stated that "Lee is usually the first person there and the last one to leave the fields. He literally locks the gates at night. He is willing to do whatever is necessary, whether it's trash collection, providing water in the dugouts, and just keeping the park clean for our guests. You will often find him at Bachman on his days off, making sure things are running smoothly and pitching in wherever necessary." Brooks echoed Thomas' remarks and noted that "whenever I needed someone to go beyond the call of duty, Lee never hesitated to help, and his meticulous attention to detail and his dedication to complete the job at hand never waivered. I consider Lee to be a good friend, and his receipt of this prestigious award is very deserving and appropriate".
Lee notes that he has always loved slow pitch softball, beginning as an assistant coach and scorekeeper for teams such as Betty and Jake's, and National Fitness. With his knowledge of the game and his ability to assess players and teams, Lee is often a good resource for managers and coaches willing to seek his opinion. His greatest joy, says Lee is "just being around the game and all of the players, and the many, many friendships I have made over the years". In all respects, Lee Hood is a true ambassador for slow pitch softball and is most deserving of the Charles C. Phoebus Award for his enthusiasm and dedication to the game.
Lee and his late wife Catherine were blessed with two children, Thomas and Emily. Lee resides in Glen Burnie.
The women and men who started it all ..........
When attending this year's
Maryland Slow-Pitch Hall of Fame Banquet
Sunday, March 9, 2014
Please take the time and say, "THANK YOU!"
Back in the Day!
1st Row: Tommy Coyle, Jim Valentine, Charlie Parker, Sid Glover, Andy Goodman, Ralph 'Bo' Shepard
2nd Row: Don White, Fred Harris, Bob Foard, Tom Connelly, Tommy Schafer, Cliff 'Sammy' Gephardt, Steve Grochowski
3rd Row: Lou Einshultz, Frank Chorba, Jim 'Country' Trout
Maryland Slow Pitch Softball Association, Inc.
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