3 articles from 2008
24 June 2008 11:01 AM, PDT | From DreadCentral.com | See recent Dread Central news
During the recent Weekend of Horrors I met up with effects man Brian Spears (I Sell the Dead, Plague Town), who gave me a heads up that he had done some work for The Black Dahlia Murder on a video for their song “Everything Went Black”. Cool, right, but why the hell should you care?
Because the entire video is themed after George A. Romero’s classic anthology Creepshow, that’s why! Spears said they duplicated all the effects from the film for the video, which premiered on Headbanger’s Ball this weekend. But don’t worry if ya missed it cause all you have to do is scroll down to check it out!
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Wish the creators of Creepshow 3 had done this instead in the Dread Central forums!
Johnny Butane
19 May 2008 7:23 AM, PDT | From Digitalspy | See recent digitalspy news
George Romero's Dawn of the Dead will be re-released in 3-d, says The Hollywood Reporter.
3-d company In-Three will use its patented "dimensionalisation" techniques to turn the 1978 horror classic into a 3-d film. The project will reportedly be completed within a year.
The only other 2-d film that has been through this process is The Nightmare Before Christmas. Disney's 2006 re-release of the stop-motion animation film pulled in $$8.7 million from 168 Us theatres. The company plans . . .
Simon Reynolds
14 May 2008 3:01 PM, PDT | From bloody-disgusting.com | See recent Bloody-Disgusting.com news
Frankly I'm a little annoyed with 3-d already, especially after the lackluster Nightmare Before Christmas experience the past two years. If that proved anything, it's that you can't turn an old movie into quality 3-d, so it's nothing more that a cheap gimmick. Today it was revealed that there are plans to bring George Romero's Dawn of the Dead back to theaters in 3-d, with direct sequels plans also in development. Read on for the skinny.
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3 articles from 2008