Dead On Movie Reviews – 06/14/2016
A rebroadcast from the archives: the grand return of Dead On Movie Reviews from June 14, 2016, with Mike on The Conjuring 2, Drew on Hush, and Tim covering both The Gallows and the Black Mirror series.
A rebroadcast from the archives: the grand return of Dead On Movie Reviews from June 14, 2016, with Mike on The Conjuring 2, Drew on Hush, and Tim covering both The Gallows and the Black Mirror series.
Mike from OtherWorldly Culture sits down with legendary director George Romero for a rare interview at Culture Shock, presented by Days of the Dead.
This week’s roundup covers David Lynch’s official statement on his health, burglars hitting Tom Hanks’ home, Kevin Costner refusing to give up on Horizon 2, Jenna Ortega in talks for a J.J. Abrams film, and Beetlejuice Beetlejuice tickets going on sale.
Shudder dropped the trailer for its new original series Horror’s Greatest, debuting August 27 on Shudder and AMC+, featuring interviews with David Dastmalchian, Joe Hill, Tom Holland, Alex Winter, Jordan Vogt-Roberts, Tananarive Due, and the Boulet Brothers.
Shudder announced the September 6 premiere of The Demon Disorder, the feature directorial debut of special effects master Steven Boyle, starring John Noble as a man confronting a demonic presence tied to his family’s past.
Dead On the Bases revealed its full Season 9 schedule, with nine innings running from August 2024 through May 2025, pairing horror films such as The Return of the Living Dead, Friday the 13th, and Malignant with sports movies like Field of Dreams and Jerry Maguire.
This week’s roundup asks whether Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell are working together again, catches up with Marcus Dunstan on The Collector, expands Halloween Horror Nights with Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Universal Monsters mazes, and adds Mark Hamill to a Stephen King adaptation.
Shudder announced The Last Drive-In: Nightmareathon, a special dusk-to-dawn movie marathon premiering Friday, August 30 at 9pm ET on Shudder TV and AMC+ TV, with Joe Bob Briggs and Darcy the Mail Girl celebrating six years and six seasons with six killer films.
ARROW Video announced its August 2024 lineup, led by the exclusive ARROW release of Andrew van den Houten’s adaptation of Jack Ketchum’s Offspring in 4K HDR, plus Grady Hendrix Selects, Japanese thrills, and Andrew van den Houten’s own season.
This week’s roundup covers Kevin Costner’s Horizon gamble threatening his house, a crewmember found dead near the Superman set, director Marcus Dunstan saying The Collector is coming back, a Blade reboot update from Kevin Feige, and new NECA Evil Dead action figures.