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The first director announced for this job was Jorge Olguin but soon his vision wasn’t meshing well with the studio so he is was dropped. Then Don Carmody was up for the job and for some reason he was dropped. Lastly Eric Valette was up for the job. But according to Variety we now have a new director behind the project, Martin Weisz.
Filmmax has released quite a few details about their upcoming project Paintball. Several horror films have used a paintball scenario in their film but none have built an entire film around the idea. So this should be an interesting film with Daniel Benmayor making his directoral debut.
The script was written by Mario Schoendorff. The synopsis that is given is extremely long so instead of breaking it down for you I’ll let you read over the entire thing below:
A truck rumbles down a potholed track. In the back sit a group of passengers, their eyes blindfolded. They don’t know each other, but they have a lot in common: they’re young, urban workaholics, with an appetite for extreme experiences. They’ve signed up for a weekend of adventure.
This should come as no surprise that Art of the Devil, the extremely popular Thai horror series has been acquired by Cerenzie-Peters Prods. for a remake. While each installment of the series follows a new story line, what links them are the themes of revenge, black magic and mysterious deaths. CP will begin by focusing on the second installment, which featured a group of high school kids who fall victim to supernatural tattoos.
“There is a wealth of material that we feel culturally translates extremely well from the pan-Asian regions, and we feel we have an amazing franchise on our hands,” CP Prinicpal Christine Peters told The Hollywood Reporter.
As many of you know, werewolf films are my favorite. All of my life I have been mesmerized by watching men change into beasts…and now as an adult I see it all too often. But this week, in honor of the new Benicio del Torro Wolf Man that keeps teasing me, I have decided to list my favorite werewolf films. If you have seen these, then you are ready. If not, I suggest you get out there and enjoy. Howl at the moon, rip off your clothes, and gorge yourself on the:
Top Ten Werewolves Worth Watching
10. The Howling 2 (1985) - This may seem like an odd film for this list, but I have to admit it’s a guilty pleasure for me. This movie is just flat out fun. And hey, Christopher Lee is in it…how awesome is that? As a sequel, it’s pretty usual fare, especially for the 80’s but I dig it. And for you boobie hounds, make sure you stick around for the end credits just to count how many times Sybil Danning rips her top open. It’s pretty funny.
A seemingly average man, after murdering his entire family, remarries a widow with a teenage daughter in another town and prepares to do it again.
It’s the classic horror film setting: A quiet small town with its storefronts, alleys and police station providing the backdrop for a crazed killer’s spree of murder, mayhem and wreaking havoc on unsuspecting residents.
Those sites have caught the eye of moviemakers who spent Tuesday scouting locations in Kittanning and Ford City and at area coal mines for the filming of their movie, “My Bloody Valentine 3-D.”
The Lionsgate Production movie is a remake of a 1981 Hollywood slasher flick about a madman who preys on a town on Valentine’s Day.
Recently if you recall Guillermo del Toro was on hand at the New York Comic Con to promote Hellboy II: The Golden Army. During an interview with SciFi Wire he told them that he would indeed consider making a third Hellboy movie under one condition, “I would really make sure that we at least sign a contract that there is no more,” del Toro told the site. “No prequels and no sequels: nothing. If that happens, then there is a third one we have planned, and the seeds are planted in this film.”
A married couple move into the Lusman Building, an old Hollywood landmark, but during a renovation of the building evil spirits are released. The wife discovers the mystery behind the spirits and tries to combat the malevolent, supernatural force that thrives within the walls of the Lusman.
Crazy split screens introduce us to Clay’s demented stake out to the chosen one, the one that was brought to him by his own hands. It was interesting to watch how he picked his victims. Once you are touched- your screwed and there is no turning back. Clay is an introverted type of guy that just wants someone to treat him like son while embracing him as a whole.
In this series the end of days has come and the Riders of the Apocalypse are kicking his ass. This is Ash’s final stand before the Necromonicon shows up unexpectedly. This Issue will feature a cover by fan-favorite artist Fabiano Neves and a special variant cover by Stjepan Sejic.
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