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Freeform to bring predatory mermaids from The Deep to TV

Posted 10 years ago

Ever since reading a story called Aquacarnivora, written by Olivo Vincent and illustrated in a 1989 issue of the magazine Monsters Attack!, I have been fascinated by the idea of mermaids as horrific, murderous creatures. While most people think of THE...

Holidays (Movie Review)

Posted 10 years ago

PLOT: An anthological octet of standalone horror tales explore the dark-side various holidays: Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Halloween, Christmas and New Years Eve. REVIEW: What is it about holiday horror that, at its absolute...

Holidays directors talk their favorite holiday horror films! (Part 1)

Posted 10 years ago

The past few years have seen a renaissance of the anthology horror film – and we couldn't be happier. The latest chilling compendium to arrive on the scene is HOLIDAYS, which is, as you probably could have guessed, a holiday-themed...

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SyFy gives pilot order to Dominion, based on 2010 film Legion

Posted 13 years ago

It was almost 18 months ago when we first heard rumblings of SyFy attempting to develop a TV series based on the 2010 Paul Bettany-starring film LEGION, and today we have word that the project is moving forward under the...

Dark Skies invades home video in May

Posted 13 years ago

Scott Stewart’s DARK SKIES opened two months ago to surprisingly decent reviews, but an unenthusiastic box office reception; the flick grossed just $17 million here in the states. And while that’s not too bad after a reported budget of only...

Review: Dark Skies

Posted 13 years ago

PLOT: The Barrett family is struggling to make ends meet. After Daniel Barrett is laid off, his wife Lacy struggles to bring in enough income to keep them out of debt. Things only get worse when strange occurrences begin to...

New poster for Dark Skies presents us with an alien shadow

Posted 13 years ago

Yet another new poster for Scott Stewart’s DARK SKIES has emerged, this one presenting a little boy, his trusty bear and the shadow of an extraterrestrial. Peter Pan and his shadow, this ain’t. DARK SKIES a supernatural thriller that follows...

Four new creepy clips from Dark Skies invade

Posted 13 years ago

As DARK SKIES quickly approaches (it hits theaters February 22), the already-impressive viral promotion for the film has kicked into overdrive. We’ve seen some killer quad poster art, a cool infographic, a kickass website, and just yesterday we shared a...

Scott Stewart’s Dark Skies debuts creepy quad poster

Posted 13 years ago

Empire got ahold of the latest British quad poster for the upcoming supernatural chiller DARK SKIES and it’s a beauty. Written and directed by Scott Stewart, the film stars Keri Russell, Josh Hamilton, Dakota Goyo, Kadan Rockett and J.K. Simmons....

New clip from Dark Skies smashes up some birds

Posted 13 years ago

Hope you’re not a big fan of birdies… Dimension’s DARK SKIES comes out in a couple of weeks, and the studio has released a clip displaying a classic horror movie trope: the old “birds flying mindlessly into a window” scene....

Learn if you have been chosen with this Dark Skies site

Posted 13 years ago

Last week we shared a nifty little infographic promoting Scott Stewart’s (PRIEST) upcoming supernatural flick DARK SKIES, and this week the viral marketing continues with a cool website where you can check your ‘abduction status’, your Terrestrial ID, body scan,...

Look up at the new UK trailer for Scott Stewart’s Dark Skies

Posted 14 years ago

Falling over Earth February 22nd is DARK SKIES, Scott Stewart’s new horror joint starring Kerri Russell (below) and Josh Hamilton. With about 5 or so weeks out, a new UK trailer for the flick has been assembled, and we have...

First poster for Dark Skies looks a little familiar

Posted 14 years ago

The first poster for DARK SKIES is using the tried and true horror movie one-sheet design of having a young adult or teenager arching his/her back and staring into the sky with mouth agape. Sure sometimes there’s something coming out...

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