Cody Hamman

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Cruel Summer (Movie Review)

Posted 11 years ago

PLOT: An autistic youth finds himself the target of a peer's violent rage after lies about him are spread through the neighborhood. REVIEW: The directing duo of Phillip Escott and Craig Newman have made a stunning, chilling feature debut for...

Sleepaway Camp and Maniac Cop alums join Terror Tales

Posted 11 years ago

There are multiple projects out there vying for the chance to be considered "THE EXPENDABLES of horror", and that description has come up again in regards to writer/director/producer Jimmy Lee Combs' anthology film TERROR TALES. When we first reported on...

Amy Adams to star in TV adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s Sharp Objects

Posted 11 years ago

The works of author Gillian Flynn may not be outright horror, but her stories do deal with some very horrific subject matter. I haven't seen the adaptation of her novel DARK PLACES yet, but the adaptation of GONE GIRL was...

Joe Hill’s Tales from the Darkside to become a comic book

Posted 11 years ago

For roughly a year and a half, author Joe Hill was working on a reboot of the television anthology series Tales from the Darkside, which ran from 1983 to 1988 and was executive produced by George A. Romero. Two episodes...

DreamWorks acquires S.L. Grey novel The Apartment

Posted 11 years ago

THE APARTMENT, the new novel by authors Sarah Lotz (pictured above) and Louis Greenberg (below), writing together under the pen name S.L. Grey, won’t even be in stores until July, but DreamWorks is already planning to develop a cinematic adaptation...

Trailer debuts for Matthew Sconce’s Altar

Posted 11 years ago

A "haunting horror movie" from writer/director Matthew Sconce, ALTAR is a new film that features some familiar elements, appearing to mix the backwoods slasher sub-genre with the found footage visual style. Sconce says he was aiming to make a movie...

Cohabitation is hell in the Excess Flesh trailer

Posted 11 years ago

THE ROOMMATE. SINGLE WHITE FEMALE and its sequel. 2LDK. Filmmakers seem to be determined to make women terrified of living with each other, and it doesn't look like director Patrick Kennelly's EXCESS FLESH is going to make anyone feel any...

The Asylum sets loose undead animals in Zoombies

Posted 11 years ago

Zombie entertainment rarely deals with the question of whether or not animals can become one of the living dead. Sure, PET SEMATARY showed us the dangers of burying pets in the wrong plot of land, but what would happen if...

Trailer: It’s a struggle to survive The Hours Till Daylight

Posted 11 years ago

On March 15th, Breaking Glass Pictures will be giving a DVD release to THE HOURS TILL DAYLIGHT, "a supernatural thriller inspired by true events" from director Jon Garcia, who also wrote and produced the film. With a cast that includes...

Chocolate Strawberry Vanilla will drip down screens in May

Posted 11 years ago

In a competition of horror films with the most delicious title, director Stuart Simpson's CHOCOLATE STRAWBERRY VANILLA would be right up there near the top. On May 24th, we'll be able to find out just how tasty this movie is,...

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