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Spike (2008)
21 November 2009 2:03 PM, PST
Writer/Director: Robert Beaucage
Cast: Sarah Livingston Evans, Jared Edwards, Anna-Marie Wayne, Nancy P. Corbo, Edward Gusts
Chaos Productions
"Spike" starts, as horror films often do, with a car crash along a rural road at night. But this particular car crash is no accident. Two couples traveling to an unnamed destination are halted by what looks like a steam punk accessory. No one is seriously injured in the accident, but after the lone dude goes to check out the tire damage, an unseen assailant attacks him. The gothic spikes he found in the tire are now sticking out of his throat and he's bleeding out fast. The three remaining girls go into panic mode and try to figure out how to save their friend and just what the hell is going on.
The situation escalates quickly. Naturally, there is no cell phone reception and the Evil Dead cam is stalking them. »
- thebaxter
Ghost Whisperer: "Lost in the Shadows" episode directed by Kim Moses, tonight!
20 November 2009 12:00 AM, PST
"Lost in the Shadows" is the latest episode of Ghost Whisperer, airing tonight, Friday, November 20th, at 8pm Et/Pt on CBS and was directed by Executive Producer Kim Moses. This episode represents the birth of a new Ghost Whisperer mythology, which takes the show into a brand new storyline to last the entire season
Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and Jim (David Conrad) grapple with the classic parenting dilemma of the bad seed playmate -- but in their case their son's playmate is a ghost...
The dilemma turns into a crisis when Aiden (Connor Gibbs) disappears, led away by the young ghost (Madison Leisle). Melinda, Jim and half the town go into overdrive searching for the lost boy, few understanding that behind the story lurks the malevolent hand of the Shadows..
This episode guest stars: Madison Leisle as Julia Miller (The Mentalist, Grey’s Anatomy), David Clennon as Carl the Watcher (The Philanthropist, »
- Superheidi
'Scream Queen' Season 2 on VH1 hosted by Scary Stud Tim Sullivan and Jaime King
19 November 2009 12:32 PM, PST
VH1's tacky reality series Scream Queens gets a new set of judges for season 2: Scary Stud March 2006 Tim Sullivan (2001 Maniacs) and horror actress Jaime King (My Bloody Valentine 3D, The Tripper).
10 aspiring vapid actresses get the chance to win a role in Saw 3D, the next film in Lionsgate’s Saw horror franchise. Season one winner Tanedra Howard was featured in the “opening trap” scene in Saw VI playing the character “Simone.”
This season’s cast...
will once again be put through a horror film boot camp with intense physical challenges, learning how to work with creatures, gore, and stunts, while also building their acting chops. The winning actress will have to prove to the panel of judges that she has the talent, the looks, and especially the lungs to be a true “Scream Queen.”
"When the call came," admits Sullivan, "there was no way I could say no. »
- Superheidi
Entertainment Earth's new Geek Girl Section
18 November 2009 2:06 PM, PST
Toy and Collectible company Entertainment Earth has decided to exploit geeky girls everywhere by starting a new Geek Girls Section devoted entirely to toys for girls like you, run by their own in-house Geek Girl Diva.
So, now you can stop deleting their newsletter from your inbox and get yourself some My Little Pony/Warhammer crossover figurines. You know, for to add to your sex appeal when guys come over.
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- Superheidi
Jill Gatsby's new horror film 'The Torture of Delva Mills'
18 November 2009 1:57 PM, PST
Jill Gatsby, daughter of cult filmmaker Larry Cohen (The Stuff, Maniac Cop II) is trying her hand at directing and writing a feature horror film, in which she will also star!
The Torture of Delva Mills is in production and we should expect to see it out in 2010. In 2005, Jill directed Xis, a terrifying short horror film about a serial killer and his victims, and she co-produced the horror movie Captivity in 2007.
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- Superheidi
Jennifer Thym ('Lumina')
16 November 2009 1:13 PM, PST
Jennifer Thym is a Hong Kong filmmaker with a genre-bending web series she defines as ‘magical realism’. Lumina features a female lead in a strangely sci-fi modern world where mirrors lead to romance and corporate greed, and a supernatural force called The Mirrorati that are to be feared. Thym developed her web series with some immersive storylines, deep back stories, and a long-term plan that could include a feature film, graphic novelizations, and a Mmorpg (massively multiplayer online role playing game.)
“In TV terms, I think it's closest to Lost,” says Thym about Lumina's genre, “a serial thriller interwoven with fantastical elements and real world conspiracies...”
Lumina as a series is unlike anything else out there right now on the web or on television, despite having similarities to Lost. And the name ‘Lumina’ for her lead character is unorthodox as well. Maybe that’s because it is something Thym heard in a dream. »
- Superheidi
Katt Shea on 'Pom Pom Girls' and Allison Anders on 'The Big T.N.T. Show'
15 November 2009 10:22 PM, PST
Today - Monday, November 16, join cult film director Katt Shea (Poison Ivy, The Rage: Carrie 2) at Trailers From Hell for the trailer to The Pom Pom Girls. Even in 1976 Joe Rubin's drive-in sexploitation hit was considered a cut above the usual, so its relative obscurity today can only be ascribed to its long unavailablity.
Then, on Wednesday, November 18, join Allison Anders for the trailer to The Big T.N.T. Show. Aip's 1966 followup to the smash rock concert hit The T.A.M.I. Show is fun but had less cultural impact. The lineup is stellar but producer Phil Spector didn't hit the jackpot this time out.
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- Superheidi
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