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8 March 2012 10:00 AM, PST | FEARnet | See recent FEARnet news »

There's something almost quaint about the new occult thriller from Darren Lynn Bousman, and not just because it's a low-key departure for the guy who directed three Saw sequels, a Mother's Day remake, and one of the craziest cult musicals since Rocky Horror. At times the somewhat dry, somewhat comfortably familiar horror tale known as 11-11-11: The Prophecy feels like a late-era Hammer feature (admittedly not one of the best ones) and, more often, it starts to feel a lot like a mid-'80s religious thriller. The movie 11-11-11 reminds me of most is Carl Schultz's The Seventh Sign. Yep, that goofy yet well-remembered piece of church-related horror starring Demi Moore that hit screens in 1988, promptly vanished, and »

13 January 2012 12:24 PM, PST | FilmSchoolRejects.com | See recent FilmSchoolRejects news »

If you have any taste in movies at all then you know that James Cameron’s Aliens is a kick-ass action/sci-fi movie that never gets old. You should also know that Michael Biehn, who played Cpl. Hicks in Aliens, has a resume filled with fun and memorable flicks. The Terminator, Timebomb, The Abyss, The Seventh Sign, K2, The Rock, Tombstone, and Planet Terror are just a few of his awesomely entertaining movies. Sure he also starred in Take Me Home Tonight, but a man’s gotta put food on the table. Well if you love the guy as much as you should then you’ll be excited to know he’s hosting a double feature at the Alamo Drafthouse on Saturday the 14th. That’s tomorrow! It’s also in Austin Texas, so if you’re not geographically located nearby you should probably stop reading now. (In fact, go ahead and read this instead.) And »

- Rob Hunter

9 January 2012 3:24 PM, PST | DreadCentral.com | See recent Dread Central news »

For almost 30 years now actor Michael Biehn has been a beloved fixture within the world of genre films (and outside as well), and his performances in movies like The Terminator, Aliens, The Abyss, The Seventh Sign, Tombstone, Jade, The Rock, Clockstoppers, Planet Terror and even last year's thriller Bereavement have only further cemented his status as an icon of modern cinema.

Biehn's latest work in Xavier Gens' explosive apocalyptic flick The Divide is another example of just how truly badass the actor is. He portrays Mickey, a grizzly-natured landlord who ends up playing reluctant host to several tenants in his building's basement after a nuclear bomb is released in New York City.

Dread Central recently had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Biehn about his performance as Mickey in The Divide wherein the actor discussed how the original character from the script was tossed out and he »

- thehorrorchick

3 items from 2012