The X-Files: I Want To Believe Trailer
IGN has debuted a trailer for THE X-FILES: I WANT TO BELIEVE. You can see an embedded version below; or CLICK HERE to find other formats.
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IGN has debuted a trailer for THE X-FILES: I WANT TO BELIEVE. You can see an embedded version below; or CLICK HERE to find other formats.
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The official website for the U.S. release of Dario Argento’s Mother of Tears has gone live. You can check the site out at this link. The site includes the trailer, information on the film and its makers, a complete list of theaters where it will play (starting June 6 and continuing through July) and more.Labels: Asia Argento, Dario Argento, Mother of Tears
Here is the trailer for the new NBC show Fear Itself.Labels: Fear Itself, Masters of Horror, NBC
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The X-Files: I Want to BelieveThe truth is finally out there about the new "X-Files" movie title.
The second big-screen spinoff of the paranormal TV adventure will be called "The X-Files: I Want to Believe," Chris Carter, the series' creator and the movie's director and co-writer, told The Associated Press.
Distributor 20th Century Fox signed off on the title Wednesday.
The title is a familiar phrase for fans of the series that starred David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson as FBI agents chasing after aliens and supernatural happenings. "I Want to Believe" was the slogan on a poster Duchovny's UFO-obsessed agent Fox Mulder had hanging in the cluttered basement office where he and Anderson's Dana Scully worked.
"It's a natural title," Carter said in a telephone interview Tuesday during a break from editing the film. "It's a story that involves the difficulties in mediating faith and science. `I Want to Believe.' It really does suggest Mulder's struggle with his faith."
"I Want to Believe" comes 10 years after the first film and six years after the finale of the series, whose opening credits for much of its nine-year run featured the catch-phrase "the truth is out there."
Due in theaters July 25, the movie will not deal with aliens or the intricate mythology about interaction between humans and extraterrestrials that the show built up over the years, Carter said.
Instead, it casts Mulder and Scully into a stand-alone, earth-bound story aimed at both serious "X-Files" fans and newcomers, he said.
"It has struck me over the last several years talking to college-age kids that a lot of them really don't know the show or haven't seen it," Carter said. "If you're 20 years old now, the show started when you were 4. It was probably too scary for you or your parents wouldn't let you watch it. So there's a whole new audience that might have liked the show. This was made to, I would call it, satisfy everyone."
Hardcore fans need not worry that the movie will be going back to square one, though, Carter said. The movie will be true to the spirit of the show and everything Mulder and Scully went through, he said.
"The reason we're even making the movie is for the rabid fans, so we don't want to insult them by having to take them back through the concept again," Carter said.
Carter said he settled on "I Want to Believe" from the time he and co-writer Frank Spotnitz started on the screenplay. It took so long to go public with it because studio executives wanted to make sure it was a marketable title, he said.
The filmmakers have kept the story tightly under wraps to prevent plot spoilers from leaking on the Internet, a phenomenon that barely existed when the first movie came out in 1998.
"We went to almost comical lengths to keep the story a secret," Carter said. "That included allowing only the key crew members to read the script, and they had to read it in a room that had video cameras trained on them. It was a new experience."
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The final installment of Dario Argento's "Three Mothers" trilogy. A young American art student, Sarah, "unwittingly opens an ancient urn that unleashes the demonic power of the world's most powerful witch. As a scourge of suicides plague the city and witches from all over the world converge on Rome to pay homage, Sarah must use all her own psychic powers to stop the 'Mother of Tears' before her evil conquers the world."
The Mother of Tears staring Asia Argento will be coming to theaters on June 3 with a limited release.
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Audiences made a date with "Prom Night," the remake of the 1980 slasher flick that took in $22.7 million to debut as the weekend's No. 1 movie, according to studio estimates Sunday. The movie, released by Sony's Screen Gems banner, stars Brittany Snow as a teen terrorized by a psycho killer on prom night. It overcame the critical drubbing handed to most fright films, which have a built-in audience that often turns out in big numbers on opening weekend regardless of reviews.
"Audiences today, they're so savvy in regards to what they want to see or don't want to see. Particularly a younger audience, they pretty much make up their own mind," said Rory Bruer, Sony head of distribution.
With prom season also at hand, that "brings an element of fun," Bruer said.
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When a secret government agency lets out a deadly chemo virus causing the reanimation of the dead, the first place to get hit is Rhino's, a hot underground strip club. As one of the strippers gets the virus, she turns into a supernatural, flesh-eating zombie stripper, making her the hit of the club. Do the rest of the girls fight the temptation to be like the star stripper, even if there is no turning back?Labels: Trailer, Trick r' Treat
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We are doing something new at our main Monsters A Go-Go site. We will be adding movies online for you to view. All you have to do is click on over to our Horror on the Web section and check it out.Labels: horror, Monsters A Go-Go, Online Movies
It's been 67 years since the Wolfman first attacked the box office, but he'll be making a comeback next year in a remake by Joe Johnston (Hidalgo, Jurassic Park III). Fortunately for all you lycanthrope fans out there who just can't wait that long, EW caught up with the horror flick's makeup artist, six-time Oscar winner Rick Baker, for an exclusive First Look at how he's transformed star Benicio Del Toro into the famed beastly creature. The Universal remake will be hitting theaters February 13, 2009.Head on over to EW to read more!
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Obscure: The Aftermath is the sequel to Obscure, the first “Cooperative Teen Horror Game.” It features an original script in a world of teens and gore directly inspired by the American teen’s life, including music, fashion and their environment (college fraternity). Obscure: The Aftermath includes a mix of teen and survival horror elements, which comments a great deal on popular teen horror movies like “The Faculty” and the “Scream” trilogy. Labels: Obscure, The Aftermath, Video Game
Sony Screen Gems just launched the official website for their remake of Prom Night.Labels: Prom Night