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Twisted Ropes in Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Saws It Into 3D Sequels

Twisted Ropes in Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Saws It Into 3D Sequels

Variety is reporting this evening that Twisted Pictures, the company behind the long-running Saw franchise, is in the midst of closing a deal to take over the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise.

By Neil Miller on October 9, 2009 | Comments

Coroner’s Report: Staunton Hill

Coroner’s Report: Staunton Hill

The Coroner takes a hike up Staunton Hill and thinks the view is pretty rotten – and not in a good way.

By Robert Fure on October 8, 2009 | Comments

Commentary Track: Slasher Films as Art

Commentary Track: Slasher Films as Art

We’ve been talking a lot about slashers and the fun we have watching them. But is there more to the blood soaked hack ‘em ups? Robert Fure makes the case for the Slasher as Artistic expression.

By Robert Fure on February 11, 2009 | Comments

Seven Cinematic Familes That Are Worse Than Yours

Seven Cinematic Familes That Are Worse Than Yours

We all know that the most heartfelt holiday of the year will inevitably end with most of you splayed out in a pool of blood and gravy, nursing severe wounds and a hangover that weighs more than the turkey did before it was burnt. But rest assured tonight, because it could be worse.

By Dr. Cole Abaius on November 27, 2008 | Comments

After the Break Up: 5 Films that Help, 5 that Hurt

After the Break Up: 5 Films that Help, 5 that Hurt

Breaking up is hard to do. Make it a little easier on yourself with these five flicks or, for you sadists, enhance your heart break with our sad selection. After all, the more you hurt, the more it shows you really care, right?

By Robert Fure on September 7, 2008 | Comments

Boiling Point – clASSic Film Remakes?

Boiling Point – clASSic Film Remakes?

One of the first things out of someone’s mouth when it comes to a remake is “But the original is a classic!” No. Often times they’re not. They suck just as bad. Or worse.

By Robert Fure on April 7, 2008 | Comments