Outpost Doom is now available on DVD! Outpost Doom premiered last year at the Drunken Zombie Film Festival and played well to the crowd. Head on over to Deadlantern.com to order a copy now! Special features include the 2 Commentary tracks, deleted scenes, and the documentary of the filmmakers trip to the Drunken Zombie Film Festival! So go over and order a copy now. Couldn’t make it to the DZFF last year and haven’t seen Outpost Doom? Watch the trailer below.
The guys that brought us the awesome ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE (screening in the Drunken Zombie Deadly Double Feature July 31st) just put the new trailer up for their anthology film ANTHOLOGY OF TERROR. Also the gents just announced that they are moving forward on ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE II. If you want to know more about that head on over to Phantasmal Pictures. Below watch the trailer for ANTHOLOGY OF TERROR:
Well ever since I started lauding Let The Right One In I was always hesitant of the upcoming American remake. I figured it would be Twilighted out and not hold on to all the things that made the original fantastic. Well the first trailer for Let Me In has hit.
And I’m actually really surprised. This looks (only from this specific example) to be a pretty faithful looking adaptation. It does look like they may have ramped up the tension in the film rather than the slow burn that the original had. But I’m still saying to seek the original out and watch it first. This has made me think I might need to give this a chance.
At the beginning of Feb we took a trip to the set of the new Scotchworthy Productions project A CHANCE IN HELL. That will hopefully be up soon. For now feast your eyes on the trailer:
Many of us have been waiting for Sam Raimi to put Spiderman down and do some more horror films so when it was announced that his next film was going to be Drag Me To Hell no one was more pumped than me. The trailer has hit the web and from what I have seen I am excited. Some have not liked it but I think it has some interesting imagery that I want to see where it all goes. So we’ll see when it hits theaters. Check it out below.
The Man who’s voice was heard on over five thousand movie trailers and countless commercials has passed away Monday (Sept. 1).
arguably the busiest actor in Holly wood, LaFontaine has provided the voices for almost everything, from Movies to television to commercials. He even went so far as to parody himself in a recent Geico campaign were he played “that voiceover guy”.
Ashton smith stated on LaFontaine’s site:
When you die, the voice you hear in heaven isn’t Don’s. It’s God trying to sound like Don.
Don is survived by his wife Nita Whitaker, and three children: Christine, Skye and Elyse.
In honor of Don’s Passing we present the original Friday the 13th trailer, one of LaFontaine’s earliest works:
to help promote his upcoming book of short stories Stephen King and Marvel Comics have taken a unique approch, a series of annimated shorts based on the previously unpublished story titled N. the 25 part series will Start Monday, with new episodes daily (5 times aweek), through Aug. 29 and will be available from the iTunes store and amazon.com for $3.99 for all 25 parts. Video episodes will also be available threw various cell phone services and CBS.com
Fans are encouraged to preorder the new Book “just after sunset” at Nishere.com, In addition to the book(available Nov. 11) There will be a special edition including the book and DVD of all 25 video episodes.
So word is going around that those of us who have been salivating over the Watchmen movie will only have to wait until the release of The Dark Knight to see a trailer for the movie. Can’t wait.
i just watched Machine Girl and have to say HOLY SHITBALLS. that movie is outstanding. i have to give a big thank you to tokyo shock for bringing this to the state. but im not talking about that movie tonight. I’m talking about the next big gore film from japan.
Now thats insane! I may import that i’m so excited.
thanks to twitch film for the trailer. www.twitchfilm.net
Outpost Doom is now available on DVD! Outpost Doom premiered last year at the Drunken Zombie Film Festival and played well to the crowd. Head on over to Deadlantern.com to order a copy now! Special features include the 2 Commentary tracks, deleted scenes, and the documentary of the filmmakers trip to the Drunken Zombie Film Festival! So go over and order a copy now. Couldn’t make it to the DZFF last year and haven’t seen Outpost Doom? Watch the trailer below.
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