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New From Dusk Till Dawn season 2 images come to light

Season two of FROM DUSK TILL DAWN: THE SERIES is set to start airing on Robert Rodriguez's El Rey Network on August 25th, and with that air date drawing close a handful of new images from the show have been...

Milla Jovovich is preparing for Resident Evil: The Final Chapter

RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER is running a bit behind schedule. Originally announced for a September 12, 2014 release date, the film was first delayed when director Paul W.S. Anderson decided to fit in the historical disaster movie POMPEII (on...
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North American rights to horror anthology German Angst go to Artsploitation

Independent distributor Artsploitation Films has acquired the North American rights to GERMAN ANGST, a horror anthology consisting of three segments, each centering on “love, sex, and death in Berlin” and each made by a different German genre director. NEKROMANTIK’s Jorg Buttgereit...

Godfather of Gore Herschell Gordon Lewis is back with BloodMania

More than fifty years ago, exploitation filmmaker Herschell Gordon Lewis became a pioneer in the horror genre by making several splatter movies that covered drive-in screens with vibrant gore, something viewers weren't really seeing anywhere else in the early 1960s....
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