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'Galaxy of Terror' gave us James Cameron and giant, libidinous alien maggots
The Hero ComplexHOME VIDEO REVIEW Susan King covers classic Hollywood for the Hero Complex and, well, sometimes that term is more flexible than we thought because here she reviews "Galaxy of Terror," which hits DVD and Blu-ray next week. “Galaxy of Terror”...... -
COMIC-CON 2010: 'Walking Dead' producers promise George Romero-esque bloodshed
Show TrackerThe producers of "The Walking Dead," AMC's new zombie series with special effects from F/X demigod and Comic-Con hero Greg Nicotero, spiced their convention panel Friday with the premiere of a five-minute promotional reel. It was stocked high with blood..... -
COMIC-CON 2010: The Hero Complex collection
The Hero ComplexWe can't get you a date with Harley Quinn or Ramona Flowers, but we can give you every post from the 2010 event in one handy spot. OVERVIEWS • In search of the next Christopher Nolan: Studios increasingly are embracing...... -
Wes Craven on the set with Ghostface: 'He's baaack...'
The Hero Complex"Scream 4" is due in theaters next April and Wes Craven is back directing. The filmmaker posted the photo above on his Flickr account on Thursday. The two-word caption: "He's baaack!" -- Geoff Boucher Wes Craven's retirement plan: "Die in...... -
'The Crazies': George Romero remake amps up the anxiety, but loses the social conscience of the original.
Brand XThe latest entry in the open-ended remake sweepstakes is "The Crazies," based on an early George A. Romero project. Released under different titles in different areas -- I originally saw it as "Code Name: Trixie" -- it garnered nowhere near the same level... -
Movie Projector: 'The Crazies' could drive 'Cop Out' mad
Company TownWhat once looked like a clear-cut weekend at the box office has turned into a pitched battle. Overture Films' horror remake "The Crazies" has come on strong in pre-release surveys of moviegoers recently and has a shot at challenging Warner...... -
First look: 'Cop Out' slightly ahead of 'The Crazies,' but 'Shutter' is on top again
Company TownWarner Bros.' mismatched-buddy comedy "Cop Out" edged past Overture Films' horror remake "The Crazies" to be the top new movie playing nationwide this weekend, but Paramount Pictures' thriller "Shutter Island" remained No. 1 with a comfortable lead.... -
Can 'The Thing' remake help stop Universal's losing streak?
The Big PictureWill there ever be light at the end of the tunnel? That's what everyone has to be asking at Universal Pictures, where the studio has been struggling for a year to dig itself out from the accumulated rubble of an...... -
Thrills! Nausea! Bad acting!
Times Staff WriterAS memorable adolescent experiences go, viewing one of the California Highway Patrol's "Red Asphalt" films ranks right up there with your first kiss or having your parents come home early to find a kegger in full swing. For generations, the lights have...Tags: Road Transportation, Brian de Palma, Sacramento, Orange (Orange, California), Hollywood (Los Angeles, California)
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Three Zombies Join 'Dead' Remake
Zap2It.comVing Rhames, Mena Suvari and Nick Cannon are set to take the leads in the upcoming remake of "Day of the Dead." According to media reports, Steve Miner ("Dawson's Creek") will direct the remake/sequel, working from a script by Jeffrey Reddick. In George...Tags: Ving Rhames, Grateful Dead (music group), Ghouls and Zombies (supernatural entities), Death, Mena Suvari
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Movie review: 'Land of the Dead'
Tribune movie critic4 stars (out of four) Warning: Though this is a laudatory review, it describes a movie that may give audience members unwelcome nightmares. "George A. Romero's Land of the Dead" gives us another great shock to the system. The fourth blood-spattered...Tags: Shaun of the Dead (movie), Simon Pegg, Asia Argento, Horror (genre), Day of the Dead (movie, 1985)
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'Slither'
Zap2It.comCasual horror fans may experience several instances of discomfort watching James Gunn's "Slither," queasy moments involving orifice-penetrating leaches, orifice-violating tentacles and orifice-esque alien pods. For genre aficionados, seeing "Slither" will...Tags: Dawn of the Dead (movie, 1978), Entertainment, Michael Rooker, Movies, Gregg Henry
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