Can anyone name all these 80's Horror Movies, There are some of the best ones here. Great 80's Music "You Can't Run From The Beast Inside" by the band Autograph. It can be found on the soundtrack to the original Fright Night
dinsdag 14 februari 2012
Can anyone name all these 80's Horror Movies ? Some great ones!
Posted on 20:14 by brain lara
Can anyone name all these 80's Horror Movies, There are some of the best ones here. Great 80's Music "You Can't Run From The Beast Inside" by the band Autograph. It can be found on the soundtrack to the original Fright Night
woensdag 11 januari 2012
More Horror movie trailers of the 1980s
Posted on 12:44 by brain lara
Scorpion Releasing is releasing THE INCUBUS and THE HOUSE ON SORORITY ROW as part of KATARINA'S NIGHTMARE THEATER (as in Katarina Leigh Waters) shortly.
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donderdag 8 december 2011
80s Horror Trailer Compilation
Posted on 18:02 by brain lara
zaterdag 19 november 2011
Have a Horrific Thanksgiving! Eli Roth to make a feature film of Thanksgiving
Posted on 10:56 by brain lara
Thanksgiving the fake trailer directed by Eli Roth for the Grindhouse double feature. I always thought this would have mad a better movie than either of the two that were made and wished they would make a full length version. Looks like my wish may come true according to IMDb, Roth will be directing a feature-film version of Thanksgiving to be released in 2013.
zondag 16 oktober 2011
The Hunger (1983)
Posted on 18:27 by brain lara
The Hunger (1983) Starred David Bowie and Catherine Deneuve and is probably one of the most stylish horror movies you'll ever see. This vampire flick is filled with some awesome visuals.The film is excellently acted-a stunningly beautiful Catherine Deneuve is truly memorable as Miriam-an ageless vampire and former Egyptian queen.There is plenty of blood and vampire lesbian sex,so everyone who is into horror films or Goth music should see this cult flick.The opening scene with Bauhaus playing "Bela Lugosi is Dead" is priceless!
This film was also the inspiration for the showtime series The Hunger (1997) hosted by Terrence Stamp, one of my favorite and most original horror anthology series. It featured a phenomenal cast of familiar faces (including Karen Black, Joanna Cassidy, Daniel Craig, Bruce Davison, Giancarlo Esposito, Colin Ferguson, Jason Flemyng, Balthazar Getty, Lena Headey, Margot Kidder, Sally Kirkland, Jason Scott Lee, Chad Lowe, Stephen McHattie and Timothy Spall) as you’ve never seen them before.
This film was also the inspiration for the showtime series The Hunger (1997) hosted by Terrence Stamp, one of my favorite and most original horror anthology series. It featured a phenomenal cast of familiar faces (including Karen Black, Joanna Cassidy, Daniel Craig, Bruce Davison, Giancarlo Esposito, Colin Ferguson, Jason Flemyng, Balthazar Getty, Lena Headey, Margot Kidder, Sally Kirkland, Jason Scott Lee, Chad Lowe, Stephen McHattie and Timothy Spall) as you’ve never seen them before.
zondag 17 juli 2011
An Exclusive Interview with Horror Actress Maria Olsen
Posted on 19:41 by brain lara
Photo by Mike Lopez
80s Horror; How did you get involved in Acting?
80s Horror; How did you get involved in Acting?
Maria; I've literally been on stage since I was six years old, but, as there was no film industry to speak of in East London, the small South African town that I grew up in, I was only able to make the transition from stage to screen after I moved to Los Angeles in 2005. I remember watching the performances of such amazing actresses as Jane Fonda and Jodie Foster while I was growing up and thinking that, if I ever got to LA, I was sure I could do what they did. Well - lol - now's my chance to find out, right?
80s Horror; What did you do before you got involved in the movie business ?
Maria; I worked for several firms of accountants in the bankruptcy administration departments, and actually practiced as a Bankruptcy Trustee for about 15 years. I was constantly active in theater, though, and 2008 saw me make the final break from the accounting world when I chose to get into acting full time and appear in a show Off-Broadway.
80s Horror; What do you do for fun?
Maria; I work for fun... Seriously, the saying that goes "do something you love and you'll never work a day in your life" is TRUE! When I'm not acting, producing, directing or writing, though, I'm reading (usually horror!) or knitting my Scary Scarves =)
80s Horror; Which has been your favorite character that you have performed?
Maria; Although I have truly loved every role that I've played, the two that stand out so far is the guileless and extremely brave Sophomore in Tim Curley's fantasy/sci-fi feature "The Mudman" (which should be released in the near future) and the forbidding Mrs Dodds/The Fury in Fox's "Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief
", directed by the totally awesome Chris Columbus. Zombie Rose in Patrick Horvath's zom-com "Die-ner
(Get It?)" is also a favorite, as is the mentally unstable nurse in Dan Donley's "Shellter
", and both of these films are now available online. But there are so many amazing roles I've played - like the Demon in Claudia Damasceno's "Feed Me", Ophy Bork in David Molinari's "The Bork", and the Screaming Lady in Mark Edwin Robinson's "The Levenger Tapes" - that it's almost impossible to put one above another...
80s Horror; What was your most challenging role so far and why ?
Maria; One of my most challenging roles was The Mother in Damon Shalit's "African Gothic" as I performed the role in another language: Afrikaans. Now, I am fairly fluent in Afrikaans but, at the time of shooting, I hadn't spoken it for over six years AND it was my second language, not my first, so AG was a fun and interesting shoot. For physically challenging roles, "Percy Jackson
" must come out on top as I did all my own stunts including wire and harness work (which was absolutely FANTASTIC btw!). As far as emotionally challenging roles go, I play intense and dramatic roles all the time so, for instance, being asked to sustain a crying fit on set for six or so hours is not unusual for me. On set filming Jason Bognacki's feature "Another", I actually developed being emotionally available into a fine art as Jason likes say things like "OK, for this take, I'd like to see some tears...and...ACTION!". I adore this sort of challenge, though, and Jason is, by the way, one of the most innovative and uniquely edgy forces in indie horror film making today, and I love the time I spend on set with him.
80s Horror; What current or upcoming project are you most excited about?
Maria; I'm attached to several horror feature films at the moment, and I'm really thrilled about being able to act in all of them. On the list are Craig Ouellette's "Straight on till Morning", Steven Gladstone's "The Resurrection of Blake House", Cinephreak Pictures' (Jakob Bilinski's) "Visiting Hours", Mike Lopez's "Lizzie Bordon", Erik Herrera's "Ghostclown" and Carl Lindbergh's "Bunnyman 2". I'm also getting into producing - as MOnsterworks66 - and, at present, I'm attached as producer to Jon Craig's "The Road Killer" and, as producer and, hopefully, actor, to Jane Whitney's "The Stranger", where I'm co-producing with Devra Sari Zabot. Through MOnsterworks66, I'm also busy developing a number of feature horror projects, and I can see that I'm going to have LOTS of work to do in the future (BUT there's always room for more lol)...
Photo by Jason Bognacki Maria's IMDB Pagedonderdag 7 juli 2011
On the Set of The Walking Dead Season 2 July 7, 2011 Newnan GA
Posted on 19:53 by brain lara
The hit AMC series Walking Dead
is filming tonight in my hometown of Newnan, Georgia at Newnan High School and Drake Stadium. I was able to get some pretty good shots as the crew was setting up they are supposed to be filming all night till about 4 AM and have advised local residents to please excuse the late night gun fire.
A few interesting things to note if you look at the school bus it reads King County Schools on the side which is where the series started out and where Rick Grimes was Sheriff, so it appears there will either be a return to King county of more likely a flashback to the events at the beginning of the zombie outbreak when Rick was in the coma. The other thing I noticed was there were 2 ambulances and 3 sheriff cars all clearly "movie" vehicles and not the real thing which further points to the flashback episode because there were certainly no EMS, police or ambulance services around when the episode left off. The one strange thing about the police cars is they were marked "Linden County Sheriff Dept." maybe a neighboring county to the fictional King county ?
Underneath the military style tents seen in two of the pictures was what looked like a makeshift field hospital with cots set up.
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