by Marc Patterson
I love John Waters. I love Elvira. I love Peaches Christ – so it’s a no brainer that I’m going to LOVE All About Evil.  Back in November we made our first post about All About Evil announcing the official site launch as well as providing a handful of stills well before others jumped on board the bandwagon (Not that we’re bitter or anything.  After all, the more folks that jump on this bandwagon the better). Today the folks from All About Evil have revealed a new …

by Marc Patterson
“Outlandish, Over-the-Top, and Non-Stop Entertainment”. Those are words from my original review of Dead Snow and words I’ll stand by.  Now finally, many months later we get to bring the zany insanity home on February 23 thanks to IFC and MPI Media Group.  That’s right. Just moments ago I got the official press release and I must admit… I’m pretty psyched for this release for a variety of reasons.  The first is that I was never able to properly catch Dead Snow in theaters. I was only able …

by Marc Patterson
Ladies and Gents, You can’t even begin to know how stoked I am to report this news. Ever since it became a current news item regarding the remakes of Hellraiser in 3-D and An American Werewolf in London I’ve been genuinely conflicted and bummed. I HATE, and I mean HATE with all capital letters having to report on big studio remakes of films that should never be remade, especially when they are going to simply be subpar sequels that are in no way memorable, and serve …

by Britt Hayes
Ghost House pictures has officially announced the 30 Days of Night: Dark Days cast and synopsis. As we reported earlier this week, the cast includes Kiele Sanchez (Lost, A Perfect Getaway), Diora Baird (Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning), Mia Kirshner (The Black Dahlia, Party Monster), Harold Perrineau (Lost), and Rhys Coiro (Entourage).
Now Ghost House has also released a full synopsis:
“It’s been a year since the Alaskan town of Barrow’s population was decimated by vampires during its annual month long sunset. Riddled with grief over the death of her …

by Britt Hayes
Over at Bloody-Disgusting they have info on the cast for the 30 Days of Night sequel, titled 30 Days of Night: Dark Days. Mia Kirshner (The L Word, The Black Dahlia), Rhys Coiro (Entourage), Harold Perrineau (Lost), Diora Baird (Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning), and Monique Ganderton have all signed for the film.
Not much about their roles has been leaked, but Kirshner will play a vampire known as Lilith (Bordello of Blood, much?), while Coiro will play a lead role. No information has been given on the return …

by Britt Hayes
Variety has gotten word that Lakeshore Entertainment has signed Scott Derrickson to direct a new supernatural suspense thriller called The Living. The film will be produced by Tom Rosenberg and Gary Lucchesi, as well as Paul Harris Boardman. Boardman and Derrickson previously made the successful The Exorcism of Emily Rose for Lakeshore in 2005.
The plot for The Living has yet to be revealed, but is based on a pitch by Derrickson and Boardman. Derrickson recently directed the atrocious The Day the Earth Stood Still remake with Boardman producing. …

by Britt Hayes

Sam Raimi’s return to horror releases on DVD and Blu-ray today, starring Alison Lohman and Justin Long. The story follows Christine Brown (Lohman), a loan officer who is charged with evicting a little old woman from her home; unfortunately, the little old woman is really a gypsy and curses Christine to a life of living hell. While Drag Me to Hell didn’t do too well at the box office (a victim of poor marketing and lazy theater-goers – we’re looking at you), it received high praise. Raimi’s long-awaited …

by Britt Hayes
Neil Marshall will hop on the 3D bandwagon for Ghost House Pictures to direct Burst 3D.  According to Variety, Lionsgate has acquired distribution rights to Burst after distributing Marshall’s brilliant 2006 horror film, The Descent. Ghost House is run by partners Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert, who will also produce alongside co-founder Nathan Kahane, who will executive produce the project. The script by Gary Dauberman follows a group of travelers in a blizzard who start to spontaneously combust due to a “malevolent force”. Spontaneous human combustion and 3D …

by Marc Patterson
Jot it down on your calendar and make sure not to miss the date! October 13th Sam Raimi’s DRAG ME TO HELL comes home. Both packages come with the Theatrical as well as the Unrated versions, which reportedly includes a couple of scenes that would have pushed the film just over the threshold to an R rating in the theater. Check out the cover art and features below, then make sure to check out our review of the film!
BONUS FEATURES:
• Production Video Diaries — Over 30 …