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Horror Movie News

Theatrical releases announced for Silent Night, Deadly Night remake and Return to Silent Hill

Posted 1 month ago

Cineverse and Iconic Events Releasing team up for theatrical releases of the Silent Night, Deadly Night remake and Return to Silent Hill

Horror Movie News

Silent Night, Deadly Night remake begins filming, unveils first image

Posted 3 months ago

The Silent Night, Deadly Night remake, starring Rohan Campbell, has started filming and unveiled its first image

Horror Movie News

Silent Night, Deadly Night remake adds Ruby Modine to the cast

Posted 3 months ago

Ruby Modine of Happy Death Day has joined the cast of the Silent Night, Deadly Night remake, directed by Mike P. Nelson

Horror Movie News

Silent Night, Deadly Night remake casts Rohan Campbell as the killer Santa

Posted 3 months ago

Rohan Campbell of Halloween Ends has been cast the killer Santa Claus, a.k.a. Billy Chapman, in the Silent Night, Deadly Night remake

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Silent Night, Deadly Night remake starts filming soon, Sixth Dimension acquires global rights

Posted 5 months ago

Sixth Dimension acquires the global rights (excluding North America) to the Silent Night, Deadly Night remake

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Silent Night, Deadly Night reimagining starts filming soon with Mike P. Nelson at the helm

Posted 8 months ago

Wrong Turn director Mike P. Nelson is set to take the helm of the Silent Night, Deadly Night reimagining from Cineverse

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Titan: Kiana Madeira, Jessica Rothe star in creature feature from Wrong Turn writer and director

Posted 1 year ago

Kiana Madeira of Fear Street and Jessica Rothe of Happy Death Day are set to star in the Brazil-set creature feature Titan

Horror Movie Interviews

Interview: V/H/S/85 Directors talk breaking tapes, diving into home movies, and creative freedom

Posted 2 years ago

David Bruckner, Mike P Nelson, and Natasha Kermani discuss their new anthology film and how they pulled off the 80's look.

Horror Movie Reviews

V/H/S/85 Review

Posted 2 years ago

The latest V/H/S sequel has a few duds but is ultimately satisfying found footage with that great 80's aesthetic.

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