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Patton Oswalt
Exclusive comments: New “DEATHSTALKER” novelization coming from Encyclopocalypse
The reimagining of the cult-fave sword-and-sorcery/creature feature is going prose.
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Michael Gingold
PATTON OSWALT JOINS ALEXANDRE O. PHILIPPE’S “IN SEARCH OF NOSFERATU” AS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
The global archival quest for Murnau's vampire classic kicks off principal photography as the 79th Festival de Cannes opens its…
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Rue Morgue Manor
“CHAIN REACTIONS” doc coming to Blu-ray with eight (!) versions of the original “TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE”
You’ve likely never seen the Tobe Hooper classic quite like this.
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Michael Gingold
“DEATHSTALKER” trailer and new poster hack their way on-line
Get a bloody taste of the swords and the sorcery coming in October.
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Michael Gingold
New trailer, theatrical dates for “TEXAS CHAIN SAW” documentary “CHAIN REACTIONS”
The filmmaker who took deep dives into PSYCHO, ALIEN and THE EXORCIST now carves into the Tobe Hooper classic.
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Michael Gingold
Daniel Bernhardt is looking pretty heroic in the new “DEATHSTALKER” poster; release date announced
The reboot of the Roger Corman-produced sword-and-sorcery franchise is slicing its way in this fall.
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Michael Gingold
Overlook ‘25 Review: “CHAIN REACTIONS” Tells Tales of Chainsaws
Documentarian Alexandre O. Philippe turns the camera on Stephen King, Takashi Miike and others to discuss the influence of Tobe…
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Deirdre Crimmins
SXSW ‘21 Movie Review: “The Spine of Night” Brings An Ax To A Knife Fight
Philip Gelatt and Morgan Galen King craft an imaginative world without flinching or sparing the audience from trauma.
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Deirdre Crimmins