Cinema Suicide

I was ready to let this one pass me by because I’ve actually seen claims pop up on the internets many times over the last 15 years or so that lay claim to someone finding and watching a print of the lost Tod Browning film, London After Midnight starring the late great Lon Chaney.  It [...]

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Hey, everybody! Remember when Hollywood made original movies? Alright, neither do I but the point that I’m trying to make is that there was a time in Hollywood’s history, not so long ago, when the movies that they made at least had things about them that set them apart from movies from their past.  Remakes [...]

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Boy, if ever there was a movie that needed a special edition, it’s The Story of Ricky.  This insane, blood-soaked prison smash-em-up, made famous by the old Daily Show Five Questions clip of a dude smashing another dude’s head to pieces, shot up to cult movie fame and circulated heavily on the bootleg scene for [...]

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I’m a web developer, professionally, and I like to keep up on what’s current in trends on the web. In case you haven’t noticed, Social Media is all the rage at the moment. It has come to a point where you can download and implement your own social media CMS; something akin to [...]

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Glass Eye Pix sent this along in preparation for the July 22 release of Larry Fessenden’s latest horror flick, The Last Winter.  To get you primed for the DVD release, they’re making available pieces of the DVD extras on their site.  In this case, a talk with Ron Perlman (Quest For Fire, Hellboy, Blade 2, [...]

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That’s it.  That’s all you get. Entertainment Weekly got the scoop but that’s the best look you’re going to get until they start to market the flick heavily.  What do you think?

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Jack Ketchum is one of the more influential authors of that whole splatterpunk thing in horror fiction, which for some reason, I’m not terribly familiar with. I’ve read some really intense stuff in the past but most of it on the more fantastic side of the genre like Nancy Collins’ Sonja Blue series. [...]

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Ever since Todd kicked our asses with that interview with Seth Landau, we’ve been grinding our teeth in anticipation of Seth’s paranoid opus of security cam footage involving the cult takeover of an Arizona town in 1993.  We’ve also made it a point to repeatedly remind you all that Bryan Loves You will be coming [...]

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Every time I hear about some new show on British television, I become immediately envious. There’s something about their production standards that makes it seem reasonable for them to take a chance on something completely absurd. Maybe it’s a hard-wired sense of humor missing from other television markets, a certain cultural tolerance for [...]

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Eyes are rolling so hard, you can hear the eyestrain.  Comingsoon.net is reporting that Showtime and The Brothers Weinstein have signed a big-ass 7 year, 95 pitcure deal. Among the mayhem is a pocketful of genre flicks heading to horror hold-out Dimension.  Among them, remakes of Scanners and Piranha (in 3D) as well as Scream [...]

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You know? I’m really not sure what Wynter Dark is all about, but I spotted this on io9 and it sent my mind reeling. The above and below are concept art from an upcoming 20th Century Fox apocalypse movie.
Set 800 years in the future, in a world gripped by a devastating ice age, the [...]

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The red band Hellride trailer hit the internets today and everyone seems to be losing their shit about it.  Between this and the recent press over Tarantino’s latest throwback wankfest, the remake of Enzo Castellari’s dirty dozen knock off, Inglorious Bastards (is it even a remake?)  I feel like I’m going to need to recover [...]

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If you’re not already following Eric Powell’s absolutely awesome horror comic, The Goon, I’m going to suggest that you stop reading this right now and head out to your local comic shop/big-box book store that carries trade paperbacks and buy a couple of collections.  Seriously. Right now.  I’ll be here when you get back.
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Here we are out here in New Hampshire, fighting like hell to get two great movies shown and out there in Indiana (where all the cool kids live) they’re doing a three day fucking marathon of 50 flicks!  I’ll have what they’re having.  They must eat their wheaties!  If you’re in the area and you’re [...]

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I’m really not entirely sure what’s going on here but here are three names that should make you excited: Joss Whedon, Nathan Fillion and Neil Patrick Harris.
As far as I know, it’s a web-based series of shorts that looks alarmingly similar to the plot of Soon I WIll Be Invincible. Neil Patrick Harris plays some [...]

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I heard some people out there really liked Rob Zombie’s remake of the immortal John Carpenter slasher classic.  That’s between them and god, I guess, but while they wait for their chance to chat with their maker about their poor taste in movies, they can get comfortable, pop some popcorn and flood their senses with [...]

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I’ve been trying to play it cool about remakes but the recent mention of the Plan 9 From Outer Space remake and now this, The Day The Earth Stood Still is being remade with Keanu Reeves. I’m going to take the high road and not bag on Keanu as it is sometimes fashionable to [...]

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I passed up an opportunity a while back to see Blood Car but I’m told it’s pretty awesome in a completely ridiculous way. The new poster, which I’m told more or less conveys the tone of the movie perfectly, it starting to circulate around the web and it’s a gas (no pun intended, or [...]

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Since the bulk of the Cinema S staff is located up here in New England, we have a tendency to go house over our regional horror con, Rock and Shock. In particular, I’ve been to three of these shows, had to skip last year’s for personal reasons but I vow to be in attendance [...]

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Hope you weren’t banking on checking out Ryhuei Kitamura’s American debut, the adaptation of Clive Barker’s gory short story, Midnight Meat Train. Word came down from Lionsgate yet again that the release date was being pushed back again, this time to coincide with the release of The Mummy 3 on August 1st but that’s [...]

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