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The After Dark Horrorfest 2007 entry “Crazy Eights” is reviewed by resident gorehound Robert Fure as part of FSR’s continuing festival DVD coverage.

The newest Red Band trailer for Alexandre Aja’s “Mirrors” brings the scares and the blood to pique your interest.

Is “The Deaths of Ian Stone” alive or dead on arrival? Our horror guru (gore-u?) Robert Fure takes the vitals.

Legendary funny man Mel Brooks has announced he’s going to produce a “serious horror film” by the name of Pizzaman! Apparently, that’s not a joke.

Take a peak at a behind the scenes featurette of the upcoming “Mirrors,” directed by Alexandre Aja and starring Kiefer Sutherland.

Next in line for our coverage of the After Dark Horrorfest is the monster flick Unearthed. I’ll be honest, this is one of my favorite After Dark films because it was a lot of fun for me, despite its cheese factor.

Horror film maker Alexandre Aja (The Hills Have Eyes remake) is currently directing a remake of Joe Dante’s 1978 Piranha, and the news is that this chomping romp will be presented in glorious 3D.

News broke recently that 2008 AVN Female Performer of the Year Sasha Grey will again be infront of the camera, but this time with her clothes on.

On the second installment of The Coroner’s Report we’re kicking off the start of our After Dark Horrorfest coverage with 8 Films to Die For by taking a look at the French “Frontiere(s).”

Welcome to the first installment of the newest weekly feature here at Film School Rejects, The Coroner’s Report, our outlet dedicated to horror news and reviews!

Justin Marks has signed on to script the upcoming comic adaptation of “Hack/Slash” which follows the adventures of a sexy survivor tracking down and slaying real life serial killing monsters. Nice.

This is both exactly what you think it is and something completely ironic! Today we bring to you the trailers of perhaps the two most ground breaking films of all time.

You have to love the Saw movies, if not for their ridiculously ambiguous nature. In a release from Lionsgate announcing that “Dexter” and Rambo hottie Julie Benz will star in the upcoming fifth installment, her character was described only as “an elegant woman”.

To balance out the severity of his new dramatic subject matter of his next film, Jason Reitman evoked the image of “Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried getting into a fight in their underwear” that will be featured once Body starts filming in three weeks.

Would you like to see a free, advanced screening of Fox’s new thriller Shutter? Of course you would…

For all I knew it was I Still Remember Knowing What You Always Did Three Summers Past and I ignored it again and again.

We’ve scored some awesome merch (some autographed) from the upcoming Warner Independent Pictures release Funny Games!

Former pedophile will attempt to scare you… On film, that is.

High school kids out for a night of sex and drinking, only to end up in a house where all is not as it seems. Sounds like fun…

So how do you follow up eight Oscar nominations for your most current film that most people think is a horror flick? I guess the next logical step would be to actually direct a horror film.

Some trailers are of the “Must-See” variety, some are of the “Officially Cool” variety and then some are in a category all their own.

The Tripper is a dreadfully “fun”—that is painfully mediocre—slasher movie.

Alan Rickman and Johnny Depp both equate it to some good, old school horror, but they don’t talk much about the song-and-dance. I wonder if this is intentional on the part of Paramount’s marketing department.

The rumor mill has see-sawed back and forth as to whether there’ll simply be a sequel or a complete remake, and the verdict is finally in.