Cold Spots | A Chilling Mystery

09.06.2018 – The horror genre is rarely an interesting afterthought in the graphic novel realm. It’s a challenge to scare people when it comes to printed material. It’s way better to scare people when it comes to movies and television it gives the suspense a little more kick in the nerves. Sitting there and trying to get through the next scenes is something a challenge when you watch it. In graphic novel form it’s really that difficult to put scare in the visual when it comes to printed pages. It’s how you make an introduction that keeps the interest building up already. With Cold Spots you get that shivers before the punch line hits you in the gut with that immediate scare. Cullen Bunn has put the scare in graphic novels with a mystery already churning up your mind to wonder what happens next. The visual of course is something to get your head wrapped around. Mark Torres has established himself with the type of work he’s tied up to scaring people. “Zombies VS Robots: Undercity” and “The Shrinking Man” is something to look back to his previous work as something to find out what type of projects has built his resume to be this interesting from cover to the last page.

Terror in the Woods in "Blair Witch!"

09.13.2016 – Terror is headed your way in less than 24 hours in the form of the new “Blair Witch” film that doesn’t appear to be a reboot, but a re-imagined from the original that will give you chills a few months early before Halloween. Shot over 32 days in Vancouver and British Columbia, the filmmakers of the latest “Blair Witch” movie strived to capture the authentic spirit of the previous global hit “The Blair Witch Project,” while again pushing the boundaries of found footage films.

James Wan Produces "Haunted!"

08.09.2016 – These days it takes a lot of effort to get audience engaged in seeing horror films that keep the thrill entertaining at the same time haunting. There’s nothing like just a good scare. But for those previous films recently there’s nothing like a producer like James Wan who has been ahead of the pack scaring people. James Wan, considered one of today’ most-sought horror filmmaker, who frightened the movie going public with his works in “The Conjuring,” “Saw” and “Insidious” produces “Haunted” and directed by Will Canon who used multiple shooting styles and partly shot via found footage. The James Wan produced horror “Haunted” (also known as “Demonic”) brings a detective (Frank Grillo, “The Purge: Anarchy”) and a psychologist (Maria Bello, “Lights Out”) together to investigate the slaughter of five amateur ghost hunters in a house that is said to be haunted. Up and coming actor, Dustin Milligan who also appeared in the same genre such as “Final Destination 3,” “Slither” and “Shark Night” plays the only survivor of a group of teens who were killed while trying to summon ghosts in “Haunted.” His character John, being the survivor, is tasked to explain to the paranormal investigators of the horrifying demise of his friends.

PRESS RELEASE: First-Look Carrie Featurette!

09.18.2013 – Carrie a classic horror drama film from 1976 which originally stars Sissy Spacek as Carrie White was announced to be made a remake in 2011. It was in development for quite some time and definitely one of Stephen King’s novels to be made into film and television. The original film was directed by Brian De Palma which became a box office success and critically acclaimed. The film was spawned with a sequel in 1999 without De Palma’s involvement. But after almost 37 years the film gets a remake that will be shown in 2013.

PRESS RELEASE: Rose Byrne returns in Insidious: Chapter 2!

09.16.2013 – For the Australian born actress Rose Byrne her career seems like is having a great 2013 year appearing in four movies and getting herself back in the horror genre in the sequel for Insidious Chapter 2. Not anyone has the courage to see this film rather get her sweet smiling scenes with Owen Wilson as a Noogler in The Internship. Byrne has a flexible career starting with a comedy film in Give it a Year as a high flier, then one of the actors in the Australian independent film for The Turning, and an upcoming documentary in The Unity.