Here are some of the horror DVD releases for Mar. 12:
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Monday, March 11, 2013
Sorrow
A woman attacked by psychotic killers manages to
escape seeking revenge on her aggressors she refuses to surrender as police
close in.
The trailer is only the beginning of what looks to be
an awesome movie. However, they need your help to make it happen. Please click
the pic, and support this project today.
There
are many great perks available in return for your pledge to this project. Here
are just a few of them:
-Autographed
poster
-Signed
Blu-Ray DVD
-Tickets
to the premiere
-Be
an extra in the movie
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V/H/S/2 On demand June 6th, in theaters July 12th
Magnet
Releasing & The Collective in association with Bloody Disgusting
Presents
V/H/S/2
Directed by Simon Barrett, Adam Wingard, Edúardo Sanchez, Gregg Hale,
Timo Tjahjanto, Gareth Huw Evans, Jason Eisener
(Photos from “Safe Haven” Directed by Timo Tjahjanto
and Gareth Huw Evans)
Searching for a missing student, two private
investigators break into his abandoned house and find another collection
ofmysterious VHS tapes. In viewing the horrific contents of each cassette, they
realize there may be terrifying motives behind the student’s disappearance.
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Zombies of Byzantium
Taking
place in Byzantium (the Eastern Roman Empire) in 717 A.D., Zombies of
Byzantium is
the story of Stephen Diabetenos, a young monk who specializes in painting
icons. Sent to a neighboring monastery to replace a dead painter, Stephen and
his friend Theophilus happen upon a small country village that has been
hideously ravaged by the undead. After a pitched battle with the ghouls at a
local inn, Stephen and Theophilus decide they must hurry to Constantinople, the
capital, to warn Emperor Leo III about the outbreak of undead flesh-eaters and
appeal to him to send a Byzantine legion to destroy them. Unfortunately Leo has
other things on his mind–such as the impending siege of Constantinople by the
Saracens, the Byzantines’ mortal enemies. When Leo decides he can kill two
birds with one stone by using the ghouls as a weapon against the Saracens, all
hell breaks loose–with very bloody results!
How about a little taste of what this book is about with part of this
excerpt:
I’ll
skip over the details of my last weeks at Chenolakkos. I finished the icon, it
was delivered to the fat old rich man in Nicaea, I packed up my stuff and
Theophilus made ready to accompany me on the road to Constantinople. We left on
a warm morning in mid-June. Our path would take us down out of the mountains,
past Nicaea and northward toward Kios, where (I hoped) we could catch a boat to
Constantinople. We traveled light. I brought only a small leather shoulder bag
containing my paints and a Bible. Theophilus brought an extra cassock and one
blanket. We had no food other than a few scraps of bread. Between us we had
only a few gold solidi in a leather drawstring purse that
Theophilus insisted on carrying. It would probably be a four-day journey to
Kios and who knew how long after that. We’d be depending on the Christian
kindness of strangers and innkeepers to sustain us along the way.
Theophilus
was a perfectly humorless man. Dressed winter or summer in a long thick black
cloak and hood, he had long snow-white hair and a scraggly beard reaching down
to his chest. In the six years I’d been at Chenolakkos, I’d heard the old guy
say three words, and “Amen” was two of them. Even that morning as we set off
from the monastery he said nothing. At the start of the old cobbled road
leading down from the hills we paused, looking up at the blocky building with
its bell tower and single gnarled turret, and I remarked, “You’ll probably be
back, Theophilus, but I doubt I’ll see the place ever again. Makes you think,
you know?”
He looked back at the monastery, but then turned his head, planted his
walking stick (which was a foot taller than he was) and moved past me toward
the road. Theophilus didn’t strike me as the sentimental type, and surely he’d
return after dropping me off at Constantinople, but I doubt he’d been outside
the walls of the monastery in years and you’d think he’d have something to say
about it. When he remained impassively silent, I realized that I was going to
have to entertain myself on this trip.
Finish
reading the excerpt at:
And
then you can get a copy of the book at:
And get prepared for another zombie book from author Sean Munger coming in 2014.
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HEMLOCK GROVE / Poster for the Netflix Original Series!
Check
out the official poster for the Netflix original series HEMLOCK GROVE on EW:
Available
on Netflix April 19, 2013.
From
Executive Producer Eli Roth
Developed
by Brian McGreevy & Lee Shipman
Starring
Famke Janssen, Dougray Scott, Bill Skarsgård, Landon Liboiron, Penelope
Mitchell and Freya Tingley
Synopsis:
From executive producer Eli Roth and based on Brian McGreevy’s novel of the
same name, Hemlock Grove is a riveting one-hour murder mystery that revolves
around the residents of a former Pennsylvania steel town. When 17-year-old
Brooke Bluebell is brutally murdered, any of Hemlock’s peculiar inhabitants –
or killer creatures – could be suspects. Through the investigation, the town’s
seamier side is exposed, revealing nothing is what it seems. Beautiful,
terrifying and graphic, Hemlock Grove is unlike anything else in its genre.
All
13 episodes of Season 1 will be available exclusively on Netflix
beginning
April 19, 2013
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Friday, March 8, 2013
Walking with Angels
A
drama with a twist of the supernatural, Walking with Angels explores the nature
of good and evil and the perceptions we hold of one another. Set in Downtown
Los Angeles, we get to know the story of a man who has to confront his demons
and face his addiction- an addiction that has changed his life forever. His
bond with the other addicts at the recovery group meetings he attends, has been
the one thing that has allowed some connection with others dealing with
anything like his. We get to know all these people and see their struggles, as
events they could never have imagined begin to unfold- events great depths
deeper and darker than those dealt with by ordinary people. Unhuman events.
Walking
with Angels is a web series brought to you by the amazing talents of Adrian
Ursu, Shawn M. King, Sevier Crespo, and Paige Goodman.
Now
enjoy episodes 1 and 2…
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can find the remaining episodes at:
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