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The Search For Our Beginning Could Lead To Our End - Prometheus Teaser Trailer |
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By James Whittington
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Friday 3rd Feb 2012 |
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| Ridley Scott, director of Alien and Blade Runner, returns to the genre he helped define.
With Prometheus, he creates a groundbreaking mythology, in which a team of explorers discover a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth, leading them on a thrilling journey to the darkest corners of the universe.
There, they must fight a terrifying battle to save the future of the human race.
Written by Jon Spaihts and Damon Lindelof and starring Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Guy Pearce, Idris Elba, Logan Marshall-Green and Charlize Theron the movie is already one of the most talked about of the year.
We don't have a release date only that it's coming soon in 3D, this really cool poster and that for a quick peak you need to check out the teaser below.
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Horror Bites With Emily Booth Starts February |
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By James Whittington
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Friday 3rd Feb 2012 |
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| Kicking off this month, Emily Booth will present Horror Bites With Emily Booth – a monthly round-up of previews, exclusive interviews, movie clips and trailers plus the latest news of what is premiering on Horror Channel.
Emily said today, "I grew up loving The Incredibly Strange Film Show with Jonathon Ross, but we've been starved of a good horror entertainment show for years, cue Horror Bites With Emily Booth ! Initially I'll be reviewing the best premieres and film events on the channel each month, but also interviewing directors, visiting films sets and going to festivals as the show develops.
2012 sees Horror Channel really grow bringing a dive
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Pensioner With A Power Tool And Other Urban Stories - Horror Celebrates The Work Of Pete Walker This February |
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By James Whittington
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Wednesday 1st Feb 2012 |
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| February, on the Horror Channel, is the month where we celebrate the work of British director and exploitation specialist Pete Walker, with a trio of his finest and most controversial features.
Walker took the horror movie genre and regularly added a brutal and shocking element of sadistic torture to many of his films, which made them popular with the cinema goers but not the BBFC and his output was frequently trimmed before being shown to the public. His urban shockers brought horror right to your doorstep where even pensioners can’t be trusted. Now we present three of his finest so you can discover the genius of Pete Walker.
February 4th - The Flesh And Blood Show
Dare you tune in for stalk and
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Chronicle - New Clip |
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By James Whittington
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Wednesday 1st Feb 2012 |
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| Josh Trank's debut feature film Chronicle has just been released thanks to 20th Century Fox.
New technologies and social communities allow us to record, post and comment on every second of our lives, sharing our every emotion and opinion with the world, no matter how mundane. For three high school classmates who suddenly gain superpowers from a mysterious substance, the chronicle of their ordinary lives is about to take on extraordinary turn.
Initially they use their powers to play innocent pranks on each other and people around them, but soon they gain confidence and learn to control their powers better to take on more difficult tasks. Their newfound sense of immortality and impunity will force them to evaluate their own morality to ultimately decide where to draw the line about how f
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Hammer On Horror This February |
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By James Whittington
Posted in:
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Tuesday 31st Jan 2012 |
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| More classics from the vaults of Hammer come to the Horror Channel this February and this time we’re exposing you to the darker side of the studio with a pair of movies that illustrate just how inventive and daring Hammer could be.
February 3rd - Hands Of The Ripper
Hammer delivers top-drawer psychological scares in the smart and shocking slasher Hands Of The Ripper. In Edwardian London the daughter of Jack the Ripper is haunted by the memory of her evil father murdering her mother and may be uncontrollably emulating him. Starring Eric Porter, Angharad Rees and Jane Merrow and directed by Peter Sasdy, a man behind many
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Emily Booth Talks About Her New Series For The Horror Channel - Horror Bites |
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By James Whittington
Posted in:
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Monday 30th Jan 2012 |
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| Emily Booth really needs no introduction for she's one of the most talented people in the entertainment industry today. She's an actress, presenter, writer, producer and the face of the Horror Channel.
Emily will be fronting a new series on the Horror Channel starting in February - Horror Bites. We decided to catch up with Emily to find out what Horror Bites is all about and what else she’s been up to.
HC: It's been a while since we last chatted, can you bring us up to date on what you’ve been up to?
EB: Mainly giving birth! I found out I was pregnant in January last year much to my delight, though I kept it secret for as long as I
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More Screenshots From The Darkness II |
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By James Whittington
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Sunday 29th Jan 2012 |
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| The Darkness II, the brand new game based on the comic book series created by Top Cow is being released on February 10th.
This bloody and gruesome sequel to the critically-acclaimed The Darkness from 2007 features an original story by acclaimed comic writer Paul Jenkins a man behind such titles as The Incredible Hulk and Hellblazer.
It's been two years since Jackie Estacado, now Don of the Franchetti crime family, used The Darkness to kill the men responsible for his girlfriend’s murder. He's been unable to shake the memory of Jenny’s death since bottling up his supernatural power and now The Darkness wants out. A sudden, unprovoked attack on Jackie's life heralds the start of a full-scale mob war which has clearly been orchestrated by som
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The Shrine Hits DVD and Blu-ray February 27th |
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By James Whittington
Posted in:
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Sunday 29th Jan 2012 |
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| From award-winning filmmaker Jon Knautz, writer-director of the cult hit horror-comedy Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer which recently played on the Horror Channel, comes The Shrine.
When a young American goes missing in Poland while backpacking around Europe, ambitious journalist Carmen (Cindy Sampson) links his disappearance to a number of similar events that have occurred over the years in and around the remote rural village of Alvaina. With the US and Polish authorities showing little interest in the case, Carmen decides to investigate the story herself, hoping for a scoop that will forward her career as a writer.
She convinces her photographer boyfriend, Marcus (Aaron Ashmore), and her young intern at the newspaper, Sara (Meghan Heffern), to
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