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18 hours ago ago from OnlineDojo.ca
They made a name for themselves with small-budget horror films like “The Eye,” and transformed the Asian horror genre with their strong visuals and fast editing. Now, the Pang Brothers have tackled a new genre: a martial arts fantasy full of computer-generated effects. Adapted from the Chinese comic book series Fung Wan, “The Storm Warriors” is the sequel to the hugely successful “The Storm Riders,” which was directed by Andrew Lau ...
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9 hours ago ago from /Film
What the world needs now is another insta-forgettable remake of a bona fide horror classic like I need a stake through the heart. When the Crazies remake rolls out in the new year, I'm going to be crossing the fingers on both hands and hoping for it to be a corker. On one hand because it's a remake of George Romero's The Crazies , a wonderful film that doesn't need a lame looky-likey cousin, and on the other hand because director Breck ...
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12 hours ago ago from Blogomatic3000
Screen Daily are reporting that Sony Pictures Entertainment is about to close a deal to option English-language remake rights to the Millennium Series, based on Swedish writer Stieg Larsson’s crime novels. Scott Rudin, who secured the remake rights, is attached to produce alongside Ole Sondberg and Soren Staermose of Yellow Bird Films, the company behind the original Swedish films. The first film in the series is the smash hit The ...
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13 hours ago ago from Geeklat
Holy crap they are remaking The Gate. This was a PG-13 horror film for kids from the 1980's and was Stephen Dorf's first film role. Many don't know this movie by name, but recognize it when they see it. The story revolves around Glen and his sister Al being left home alone for three days [...]
Related contentKiss of the Vampire (1963)
16 hours ago ago from MURDER LEGENDRE
Hammer Film's Kiss of the Vampire is a classic of the genre. Released in the early 60's during the tons of vampire films in the wake of Hammer's hugely successful 1958 version of Dracula starring Christopher Lee, gives it the characteristically Hammer atmosphere between the more popular Universal horror of the 30's and 40's and the more intimate, in your face brand of the 70's and beyond. Kiss of the Vampire begins strongly. The first ...
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