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IFC is driving Road Games into theaters this March

Not to be confused with the terrific 1981 quasi-slasher starring Stacy Keach and Jamie Lee Curtis, ROAD GAMES is the upcoming highway-bound terror flick from British director Abner Pastoll. IFC has picked up the flick for a limited theatrical and...
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This Freaks of Nature alternate intro is perfect high school horror

FREAKS OF NATURE, formerly known as THE KITCHEN SINK, is hitting Blu-Ray and DVD this Tuesday, February 9th. To increase interest in this criminally overlooked flick, one of the special features has already been made available: the film's alternate opening....
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Alicia Witt to shamble onto The Walking Dead

No show blows through cast members like The Walking Dead, so they're pretty much constantly hiring. The newest to board the zombie train is Alicia Witt as an unspecified character, to be joining the series in the upcoming second half of...
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Terror Birds to flap its wings in March

Fans of the short-lived Starz sitcom Party Down might remember that the character Roman (played by Martin Starr) was pitching a sci-fi/horror script titled TERROR BIRD that earned him some derision from his coworkers. Well, somebody must have really loved...
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Wayward Pines to be visited by Jason Patric in Season 2

  Though many of its biggest supporters appear to feel a second season is unnecessary, Wayward Pines is coming back for a second round on Fox. The trippy sci-fi series, executive produced by M. Night Shyamalan, did well enough in...

The F*ckin Black Sheep: Diary of the Dead (2007)

THE BLACK SHEEP is an ongoing column featuring different takes on films that either the writer HATED, but that the majority of film fans LOVED, or that the writer LOVED, but that most others LOATH. We’re hoping this column will...

Martin Freeman is going to help tell you Ghost Stories

After successful runs in Liverpool, London, Toronto, Moscow, Sydney, Shanghai, and Lima, Peru, the stage play GHOST STORIES is getting a feature adaptation, with the play's writers Andy Nyman and Jeremy Dyson set to co-direct the film. Nyman will also...
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