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Fox Home Entertainment has revised the DVD/Blu-ray artwork (located below) and have official revealed the full special features to included in the home video release!  The film hits store shelves on December 29th.

 

Both the DVD/Blu-ray release will in the theatrical and unrated extended cuts of the film!  Unfortunately for you avid DVD lovers, you will be sold short special feature-wise.  The disc will only include an audio commentary with Writer Diablo Cody on the theatrical cut and Director Karyn Kusama on the unrated extended cut.  The Blu-ray will include the commentaries and these additional features: [read more]

Good news for us in the US, as IFC Films has picked up the distribution rights to the upcoming Xavier Gens (Frontier(s), Hitman) produced French action zombie pic The Horde. No release details have been given yet, but it's likely that it'll receive a limited theatrical and on-demand run before it inevitably hits DVD. You can find the teaser and a few new pics below, while more info on the flick can be found here.
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The official site for The Descent: Part 2 has updated with a couple more clips for the flick, which you can view below. The film opens in UK theaters on December 4th, while there's still no distribution set for the US. More videos, pics, and information on the movie can be found by clicking here.

Following the events after the US ending, Sarah has escaped from the cave and has found aid at a nearby hospital. Now, mentally scarred and unable to speak, she helps lead a search and rescue team back to the cave in hopes of finding survivors.

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For those of you who demanded PARANORMAL ACTIVITY to play in theatres, you'll have a chance to have you name placed at the end credits when the film hits DVD/Blu-ray.  Click here to demand it now!  All names must be submitted before Monday, November 11th at 12 Noon PST (Pacific Standard Time).

Click here for John Doolan's review of the film!

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If any of you have ever seen an episode of MTV’s My Super Sweet 16, then I’m sure you’ve thought to yourself more than once, “Wow, will somebody please kill this fucking spoiled bitch before I chuck the remote into the TV.”  You’re apparently not alone, because MTV celebrated this Halloween season with a new fictional feature based on their popular reality show. 

This isn’t the first time the station has tried striking gold with a movie based on the show.  Two years ago saw the more teen friendly, comedy version that didn’t know if it wanted to be Mean Girls or an episode of 7th Heaven.  Needless to say my expectations were in check for a God awful, made for TV piece of slasher shit.  Then OMFG this movie totally didn’t suck!
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Ghost Rider 2 writer David Goyer briefly spoke with MTV recently, where he revealed minor details on what fans can expect from the upcoming sequel, saying how the story picks up 8 years after the previous installment and you don't necessarily have to see the first movie to understand what happens in this one...

"[The story] doesn't contradict anything that happened in the first film, but we're pretending that our audience hasn't seen the first film. It's as if you took that same character where things ended in the first film and then picked it up eight years later—he's just in a much darker, existential place."

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With the American Film Market underway it's no surprise that studios are trying to promote their upcoming projects, even those that have barely begin production, like Scream 4, which now has some lackluster artwork (seen on your right).

Production on the pic is aimed to begin sometime in April or May of 2010. You can expect to see Courteney Cox Arquette, David Arquette, and Neve Campbell all returning, with franchise director Wes Craven stepping behind the camera once again. Original writer Kevin Williamson also returns, with a new script that's the first installment in a new trilogy of sequels.
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STYD and Celbrity Gossip got their hands on the first on-set photos from the upcoming Resident Evil: Afterlife, which is currently lensing in Toronto, Canada.

In the pics you'll spot Ali Larter returning as "Claire Redfield", newcomer to the series Wentworth Miller (Prison Break) who plays "Chris Redfield", and of course Milla Jovovich back again as our heroine "Alice". Hit the pics to be taken to the gallery for more and click here for additional info on the flick.
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The latest sequel in this horror franchise hits DVD/Blu-ray shelves on January 5th, 2010 from New Line Home Entertainment.  The DVD cover art has been posted on the right and can be enlarged for detailed viewing!  As the package art indicates, those who weren't able to catch the 3D action on DVD/Blu-ray!  The DVD will only have additional scenes as a special feature, while the Blu-ray is said to include the following special features:

• Two alternate endings
• Previsualization and Storyboards
• Body Count: The Deaths on The Final Destination – Deconstructing Key Death Scenes
• Additional Scenes

Stay tuned for further developments as we get closer to the release date!

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Fox Home Entertainment has officially released the DVD/Blu-ray art (found below) for the new horror film, Jennifer's Body, which is set to street on December 29th!  Unfortunately, no confirmed special features have been revealed!  Stay tuned for further developments!

  

Click here for John Doolan's review of the film!
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The people over at Fox Home Entertainment are rumored to be eying a December 29th DVD/Blu-ray release for this latest horror flick.  Since this is not an official release date as of yet, there's no confirmation on what type of special features will be offered.  However, VideoETA has posted early DVD cover art for the release, which can be found on the right and enlarged for detailed viewing!  Stay tuned for further developments!

Click here for John Doolan's review of the film!

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Follows a cheerleader with a perfect life, who becomes possessed by a demon and starts feeding off the boys in a Minnesota farming town. Her "plain Jane" best friend must kill her, then escape from a correctional facility to go after the Satan-worshiping rock band responsible for the transformation.

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I'm a huge fan of 80's horror, especially that of the slasher genre, so I try to stay on top of what's good. Since so much was produced in the decade I often miss some hidden gems along the way, which is the case with Grandmother's House. The film plays off as more of a mystery for the first half then slowly blends itself into a slasher, which sadly, is where the film also begins to lose many of the positive aspects it had in the begriming and replace them with plot-holes, cliches, and predictability.
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Tucker & Dale vs Evil is the latest horror comedy to come from the genre, but what makes this film different from other recent efforts is the fact that it's actually funny. Judge for yourself by taking a look at the trailer below.

The pic has no distributor yet, but they hope to change that once it debuts at the American Film Market later this month. More info on the flick can be found by clicking here.
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Another Blair Witch sequel has been in talks for almost a decade now, but it seems that the project may finally be inching closer to reality. Creators Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez have recently expressed interest in revisiting the witch and have compiled a pitch for Lionsgate, who own the rights to the films.

Whether or not the project actually moves forward is entirely up to the studio, but the duo revealed that the story would take place shortly after the events of the first film, ignoring the previous sequel, and possibly even bringing back actors Heather Donahue, Joshua Leonard and Michael C. Williams in some sort of cameo appearance.

Sánchez also revealed that the potential film would rely less on characters speaking directly to the camera, and more on what he referred to as "mixed first-person," which is supposedly something he hopes to experiment with on another genre project he's working on.
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