Sculpture (2009)

Sculpture is a psychological thriller that follows the story of a girl named Ashely Steele after she has left the home of her abusive father. The question still remains as to whether or not Ashley’s father killed her mother when she was a child, but now that her father has passed, it doesn’t look like she’ll be getting the answer to that question anytime soon.

The film starts at her fathers funeral, introducing her too close for comfort brother Adam who convinces her to stick around and keep the family business going (Steele’s Gym). What better place for Ashley to be working then at a gym when the local art gallery is looking for her to create some pieces for her art gallery opening soon, dubbed “The Perfect Man”.

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Treevenge Hits Select Theaters

With plenty of time to scare before this Christmas season, Rob Cotterill and Jason Eisener are proud to bring us a wonderful tale of holiday gore lasting only 15 minutes long.

The horror/comedy Treevenge is exactly what it sounds like. After years of being cut down to sit in our homes for only a few weeks at a time, these trees are lashing out at the world around them for the pain and punishment they’ve been through. They’ve been hacked at, sawed out of their roots, and dragged away from there family only to be sold into the metal tree holders of slavery. But that ends this holiday season.

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Bubba Ho-Tep (2003)

In a quiet little retirement home in East Texas, Elvis Presley (Bruce Campbell) finds himself capable of doing nothing more than grieving over the disgusting growth that’s been found on his member. While no one in the

facility, especially Elvis’s favorite nurse (Ella Joyce), will believe him, we’re dealing with the true King of rock and roll himself. Now stuck in a nursing home after the impersonator he had chosen to take his place had become a little overzealous, winding up dead, the only person who he’s managed to find that will believe him is a fellow resident named Jack (Ossie Davis). But the elderly black gentleman named Jack claims to be a disguised John F. Kennedy.

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O’Brien Flushes Rocky Horror Rumors

When the news hit that the world would be receiving a remake of the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show, the response was a bit mixed to say the least. Considering that the film is being ushered into remake by the likes of MTV, Fox TV, and Sky Movies, it was easy to see why some were skeptical about it. But one major factor seemed to keep fans hopeful that this redoing wouldn’t completely ruin what they had grown to love: Richard O’Brien (writer, lyricist, and co-star as Riff Raff) would be involved.

Unfortunately, that information couldn’t be further from the truth.

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100 Tears (2008)

Considered to be one of the most gore-filled shock movies of this year, 100 Tears has finally had some more light spread on it’s upcoming DVD release. After the film wowed fans at multiple film festivals and conventions, Anthem Pictures has finally agreed to pick up the film for a DVD distribution expected in late November or December of this year.

Director/FX creator Marcus Koch made it clear that this unrated version will be much different from what we’ve seen of this movie so far. They’ve added a few extra scenes and extended some of the major gore-filled moments of this film to give you exactly what your money is worth. Don’t forget, the film will also be full of special features, including a never before seen making-of featurette, along with interviews with the cast and crew, deleted scenes, outtakes, and more.

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Twilight Release Date Changed To Thanksgiving Weekend

Twilight fans rejoice! It appears that the movie originally slated for release on December 12th will actually find itself in theaters on November 21st. With the recent dissapearance of the latest installment in J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, from that very weekend, co-chairman and CEO Rob Friedman of Summit felt that Twilight would easily fill the Thanksgiving weekend gap that Harry Potter had now left.

In an article by Variety, Friedman stated that “Their move created an opportunity to bring the movie to fans three weeks earlier. [...They] have continued to show their enthusiasm, from Comic-Con to the giant BREAKING DAWN book sales. We felt we had to take that opportunity.”

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Mirrors (2008)

Ben Carson (Kiefer Sutherland) hasn’t quite been the same since he left the police department. After killing another policeman during an undercover operation, Ben finds himself drowning away his guilt in alcohol. To support his family, he takes up a position as a security guard at a New York City department store that had been shut down five years ago due to a terrible fire that had killed and injured many individuals.

What he doesn’t realize is that the mirrors within this abandoned building are looking for vengeance and can reach out through the many mirrors left within the building to get it. Even worse, these spirits attach themselves to Ben, allowing him to bring them home and endager the people he loves. Will his sister Angie (Amy Smart), estranged wife Amy (Paula Patton), and their two kids Micahel (Cameron Boyce) and Daisy (Erica Gluck) survive the horrors that Ben has brought home for them to face?

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The Box (2009)

If someone told you that all you had to do was simply press a button and you would receive $1 million, would you even think twice about pressing it? But what if there was a catch? For Norma Lewis (Cameron Diaz), Arthur Lewis (James Marsden), and their young child, their was a catch. A very deadly one.

Based on the short story written by Richard Matheson, The Box, follows the story of a mysterious box left to the Lewis’s by an unknown stranger (Frank Langella). While that box does offer the reward of $1 million to whoever presses the button, the consequence is that another human being somewhere in the world that they don’t know will die at the exact same moment that they press it. With only 24 hours to have the box within their possession, the Lewis’s are facing off against the moral dilemma of a life time.

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Twilight (2008)

The story follows Bella Swan, a girl who has always been a little bit different than everyone else and couldn’t care less as to whether she fit in or not. Going to high school in Phoenix, Arizona made her stand out quite a bit as she didn’t exactly pull off the fake and trendy life style that her classmates had. Bella’s life to a drastic turn after her mother remarried and sent her to live with her father in the humdrum town of Forks, Washington. It was there that she met the mysterious and beautiful Edward Cullen.

Besides having the ability to see almost directly into her soul and sweep her off her feet, Edward isn’t exactly like other boys. That’s because he’s been around old enough to have been the grandfather to most of the kids he goes to school with. As an immortal vampire, Edward has made an unorthodox decision to get involved with a human. But is she his soul mate?

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Cthulhu (2008)

It’s unfortunate that so few horror fans know of the great H.P. Lovecraft. Well before what we consider to be horror movies graced the screen, writer H.P. Lovecraft was weaving tales so wicked that you may even find yourself more uncomfortable at night after reading The Rats In The Walls than if you had watched SAW in bed. With such a twisted and deep world that Lovecraft has created, nothing has been more revered and more referenced then the unspeakable evil known only as Cthulhu.

The upcoming film Cthulhu is based heavily off of the literary work of Lovecraft, and follows the journey of a lowly Seattle history professor on his journey to the coast of Oregon. The professors has been feeling drawn back to his estranged family due to his need to execute his late mother’s estate. While the positive part of his trip has been catching up with his old childhood friend in a long awaited tryst, the professor unfortunately discovers that his father is involved in a New Age cult planning some very sinister and apocalyptic events in the not so distant future.

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