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THE CONVENT
Directed by Mike Mendez featuring Adrienne Barbeau.
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THE DEAD ZONE
Based on the Stephen King novel starring Christopher Walken.
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DOLL GRAVEYARD
Reborn for revenge. Written and directed by Charles Band.
VIDEOS: Frequently Feared
The first horror-related event for San Diego Comic-Con 2012 has just been announced, and it's a doozy -- to celebrate the upcoming 100th issue of Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead, Skybound will present The Walking Dead Escape. A zombie-infested obstacle course that will put fans of the comic (and the hit TV series it's spawned) directly into its post-apocalyptic world. There's just one downside to this event -- unlike most Comic-Con attractions, it costs money. Details after the jump.
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Our friends over at Fangoria have launched the first issue in their limited-edition "Legends" series. Meant as a "love letter" to the icons of the horror genre, these issues include all-new interviews, art, and retrospectives of some of horror's finest. First up? None other than zombie maestro George A. Romero. Hit the jump for more.
This was a really sweeping season. Before I write up an autopsy I like to check in with my recaps to remind myself what happened at the beginning of the season. I totally forgot that Stefan spent more than half the season evil. Even when he stopped being evil, he was still douchey. Then we got the whole Original family tree, killed off some of them, brought others back. We got ghosts, hybrids, psychosis, flashbacks, and torture. And of course, Elena is now a vampire. You knew that was the inevitable. Didn't they do that in Twilight? I don't actually know - that would require paying attention to that franchise.
Indie festival favorite The Aggression Scale is making its way to Blu-ray and DVD on May 29th via Anchor Bay. And we've got two clips from this nasty little thriller about two teens who turn the tables on their home's invaders (think of it as an R-rated Home Alone). Check them out after the break.
No, really -- Smallville's Kristin Kreuk would VERY much like you to drink her Space Milkshake. And she's joined several other genre stars -- including Sanctuary's Robin Dunne and Amanda Tapping and Lord of the Rings' Billy Boyd -- in an attempt to make sure you slurp down every last drop. Check out a trailer for the upcoming extremely cheesy-looking low-budget sci-fi horror spoof after the jump.
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We might never see a Ghostbusters 3 (and, truth be told, without Bill Murrary's involvement, I don't think I really want to see it), but we've got something else to fan the still-lingering flames of your Ghostbusters passion. A couple of enterpising folks have created a chronological video tour of the film's New York City locations. Check it out after the break.
