I found this original intro (Spanish) title sequence for the classic Sci-Fi cheese-fest “Cosmos: War of the Planets”. This happens to be one of my favorite “So Bad that it’s good” movies.
All I can say is what a intro song!
I wonder why they changed it when it was dubbed in English.
Here is the first trailer for the upcoming remake of Nightmare on Elm Street. It looks pretty good so far, hard to get used to a new Freddy when I grew up on years of the great Robert Englund. Hell, I remember when the first Nightmare hit theaters back in 1984!
It is the first horror to be selected for Venice’s main competition since the festival’s debut year in 1932 when Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde was the opening film.
Voltage Pictures is handling the worldwide sales for the film, excluding the US. It has sold to Optimum Releasing (UK), Paradiso Entertainment (Benelux), Splendid Film (Germany), Presidio (Japan), Gulf Film Group (Middle East), Imagem Filmes (Brazil) and M Pictures Entertainment (Thailand). Negotitations for France and Italy are ongoing, while Spanish and Australian rights are still up for grabs.
E1 Entertainment will distribute Survival Of The Dead in Canada, which was also a co-producing country on the picture while John Sloss’ Cinetic will handle US sales. Cinetic also handled the domestic deal for Diary Of The Dead, which was picked up by The Weinstein Company.
Nadine de Barros, VP of Sales and Acquisitions for Voltage, said: “The reaction has been very enthusiastic. Domestic sales will be handled after the official Toronto premiere.”
The Survival Of The Dead will have a midnight screening in Toronto on September 12.
It is no secret that I do not like Rob Zombie movies. I just do not get his movies nor do I care for his style. I grew up on Lucio Fulci, George A. Romero, John Carpenter, Peter Jackson, Sam Raimi and Dario Argento. Nothing in a horror flick can shock me these days.
While I was looking on the imdb I stumbled upon a very good, well-made document on youtube about Rob Zombie.
This was written and edited by Paul Zamarelli, this documentary is rich in detail about Zombie’s Halloween remake. I have to give Paul huge props for posting this documentary. You can tell that he did his homework. You can check his website out at HorrorIsDead.com.
This documentary is broken into 4 parts. Parts 1 and 2 are below…
Voting is now live for the Spike TV Scream 2009 awards. In my opinion, the state of horror in the US is so pathetic that it is not even worth ranting on about…
You can make a difference and go vote for the king of B-movies Bruce Campbell… You might also want to vote for a kick-ass Nazi Zombie Norwegian movie by the name of “Dead Snow”. Check out the trailer above.
Check out the link below and vote for your favorites. Maybe if Dead Snow wins people will see how shitty US horror has become.
Check out the first image for the upcoming sequel to The Host. The Host 2 is Ning Hao’s sequel to the Bong Joon-Ho Korean monster flick, which in my opinion blew away Cloverfield.
Images for the upcoming remake of the Universal Classic The Wolfman are finally hitting the internet. The Wolfman hits movie theaters on February 12th, 2010.
I don’t give a damn what people say, I am glad to see George still at it after all these years… This video was leaked a few months ago, but the trailer was not finished (no additional sound, gunshots, etc)… Here is the first trailer.