Horror Movies News

EXCLUSIVE : Ahead of its shooting start next month, Sean Penn -starrer The Gunman has virtually sold out for Studiocanal here in Cannes.

May 17, 2013 - MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Film, stage and television actor Rudy Ramos will perform a reading of Geronimo, Life on the Reservation at the Memphis Film Festival during the weekend of June 13-15, 2013.

'The Horror of Dracula' by Jimmy Sangster, is a full length book that covers everything about Dracula from the original screenplay, production photos, and the story, 'The Vampyre' by John Polidori.

This year could turn out to be a vintage year for Sam Neill. Not only is the 65-year-old Kiwi actor currently on both our large and small screens, he's also got an impressive lineup of television and cinema projects scheduled for release in the next 12 months and this year's harvest from his Central Otago winery has resulted in a bumper crop.

Fresh off its recent debut at Tribeca in NYC, Raze hit the French Riviera for Cannes and quickly landed North American distro with IFC Midnight.

I'd seen the movies before reading the stories - Nicolas Roeg's masterful version of "Don't Look Now" featuring Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie; and Alfred Hitchcock's strangely flat-footed and clunky version of "The Birds" - so I thought I knew what to expect from Daphne du Maurier's fiction.

Cynthia Nixon makes her directorial debut with a benefit reading of Jules Feiffer's 1967 comedy Little Murders May 19 at Off-Broadway's Acorn Theatre.

The star of the Fast And Furious films, who has directed two short movies and made his directorial feature-length debut with Strays in 1997, admitted he is unlikely to take the reins of a future instalment.

Rocky Horror maestro Richard O'Brien is revelling in his new role as an academic.

It's an exciting week for fans of classic horror, as new UK distributor Altitude Films is bringing a plethora of atmospheric chillers to DVD.

This week I take a peek at Hulu Plus , another paid online streaming service that charges $8 a month for access to new and old TV shows, but also a decent collection of movies --ranging from extremely highbrow to extremely lowbrow.

There are two Sam Raimi s: There's the one that does considered, heartfelt adult dramas, and then there's the crazy bastard who throws everything at the screen and sees what sticks.

Everyone, at some point, has wondered if they are truly their parents' child. We imagine ourselves, somewhat romantically, as foundlings stripped of family ties.

Fox and NBC have announced their fall lineup, and it's hard not to notice some similarities between their offerings.

Mason and Emma are the most popular baby names in Pennsylvania for 2012, according to Social Security data.

AICN HORROR looks at ERRORS OF THE HUMAN BODY! SEPARATION! HOME SWEET HOME! TIED! NINE MILES DOWN! HOUSE OF BAD! LUSTER! THE SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE! A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET Remake! Greetings, all.

Director Sarah Polley has fashioned a thoroughly captivating documentary in a search to understand her parentage: tracking down her biological father and learning telling details about her mother, now deceased.

Michael Shannon has quietly become one of the most interesting and original actors of his era.

Benedict Cumberbatch's "Star Trek Into Darkness" villain is so fearsome, the movie built much of its hype around learning the character's identity in the months leading up to its release.

French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet has made an American film but he hasn't made one that actually takes place in the States.