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True Blood: Alan Ball Talks Season 5 Finale, What Bill Is Now, and More

Alan Ball stepped down as "True Blood" showrunner at the end of Season 5, but he left a lot of questions, and fans don't want to wait months before finding out the answers. Luckily, he spilled a few beans recently, including the surprising news that there will only be 10 shows next season. read more

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Go Beyond the Black Rainbow on Blu-ray and DVD

You want strange, thought-provoking, and mind-bending madness? Look no further than Beyond the Black Rainbow. Magnet Releasing just released the details for its home video release so you'll be able to see it for yourselves!read more

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Pat Kilbane's The Brain Eater's Bible Prays for a Spot on Your Bookshelf

Looking for something to scratch your zombie itch while "The Walking Dead" is on a break? Check out The Brain Eater's Bible: Sound Advice for the Newly Reanimated Zombie by Pat Kilbane (of "Mad TV") and his zombie alter ego J.D. McGhoul.read more

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Thomas Ian Nicholas Eats His American Pie by The Lost Tree

No matter how ridiculous they got, we pretty much loved the entire American Pie franchise, and now one of its stars is ready to go from making us laugh to making us scream in the new indie feature The Lost Tree. Read on for details.read more

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New Teaser for The Walking Dead Season 3 Invokes the Resurrection

Another new (and brief) teaser for "The Walking Dead" hit the Net today, and of course we have it for you right here. Christ may have promised a resurrection of the dead, but did anyone think this is what he had in mind?read more

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Horror Photographer Joshua Hoffine Reveals His Newest Nightmare: Jack the Ripper

Fantastic horror photog Joshua Hoffine has been busy at work and has just revealed his latest project. Hoffine dug deep into the history of true crime and brilliantly selected Jack the Ripper as his newest subject.read more

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New Promo Video for The Following

One show we're really looking forward to around these parts is "The Following," and after watching this latest Sky Atlantic promo video, we're more jazzed than ever. Check it out now, and start following along as soon as possible!read more

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Neatorama Has Time for the Dead on the Run

Picture if you will sitting in your room watching the seconds tick away. The zombie apocalypse is right around the corner and every moment could be your last! At such a crucial and intense instance of your life you can now breath a little easier thanks to some products from Neatorama!read more

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Get Sweaty with the Official Trailer for 247°F

Get ready to strip down to your skivvies and get ready to shed your pound of flesh with the official trailer for 247°F. So get ready to sweat like a pig and check it out...read more

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American Horror Story: Asylum: New Images

We got an early look at all of the behind-the-scenes eye candy released in this week's Entertainment Weekly for "American Horror Story: Asylum" and of course we have to share it with you readers. Read on for some character profiles and, of course, the first trailer. read more

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Poster Premiere for the WWE's Barricade

It's been over a year since there's been any news about the new supernatural thriller from WWE Studios, Barricade, but this chilly poster just dropped on the web and we have it for you right here! Check it out!read more

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Teaser Trailer Debut for The Black Dahlia Haunting; Plus Premiere Details

The first official teaser trailer for Brandon Slagle's paranormal psychological thriller The Black Dahlia Haunting landed in our inbox, and we have it right here along with info on the film's world premiere at Scare-A-Con to be held next month in Syracuse, New York.read more

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Shadow of a Soul Releasing This October

Shadow of a Soul will release on October 24, 2012. Gamers can pre-order the title and save 20% by paying only $15.99. The game plans to give players a terrifying gameplay experience with some of the creepiest elements straight out of a nightmare.read more

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Homeward Bound Meets Zombie Apocalypse in Play Dead Short

As a kid, the adventures of housepets Shadow, Chance and Sassy across the country to find their estranged owners in Disney's Homeward Bound was a staple. Complete with the voices of Michael J. Fox, Charleton Heston ,and Sally Field to provide the Look Who's Talking-esque voices of the two dogs and feisty cat, it's a charming family romp. Now filmmaking duo Andres and Diego Meza Valdes have used the wonderful resource that is Kickstarter to make Play Dead, a short film that they describe as the unauthorized sequel to Homeward Bound, with pack of dogs trying to survive a zombie apocalypse in the streets of Miami.read more

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First Trailer for Ben Wheatley's Horror Comedy 'Sightseers'

Are you ready for more wacky horror from the mind of the man behind Kill List? The next film directed by director Ben Wheatley is called Sightseers, a dark "horror" comedy about two young lovers, played by Alice Lowe and Steve Oram (who also wrote the film), who take a caravanning holiday around the British Isles. Sounds delightful, doesn't it? Oh but there's so much more to this, and it's oh so much fun.read more

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Summit and Lionsgate Counting Down to Child 44

Sometimes reality is far more horrifying than anything that a filmmaker or writer can conjure up. Such is the case with Andrei Chikatilo. While the name may not jump out at you, believe us when we say he was one of the most evil and thoroughly crazy men to walk the earth. According to Deadline, Summit/Lionsgate is moving fast on Child 44 and is in early talks with Safe House director Daniel Espinosa to helm an adaptation of the Tom Rob Smith novel that has been adapted by Richard Price. The story follows Leo Demidov, a disgraced lawman in Joseph Stalin’s Soviet Union, who is assigned to investigate a series of gruesome child murders. The book is based on the Rostov Ripper, the Ukrainian serial killer Andrei Chikatilo, who was executed for 52 murders and was enabled by the institutional denial that existed in Soviet political culture at the time. Though the film has not yet been greenlit, production is supposed to commence early next year.read more