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20 Things We Learned from the ‘Evil Dead II’ Commentary with Sam Raimi, Bruce Campbell, and More

Sam Raimi is a filmmaker for all tastes. Horror fans know him best from The Evil Dead and Drag Me to Hell, comic junkies love his Spider-Man trilogy, Academy voters supported A Simple Plan and probably also saw Oz the Great and Powerful, and your dad loves his underrated baseball movie, For Love of the […] The post 20 Things We Learned from the ‘Evil Dead II’ Commentary with Sam Raimi, Bruce Campbell, and More appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.

Rob Hunter
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“Swan Song” – Greg Nicotero Executive Producing Series Based on Robert McCammon’s Post-Apocalyptic Novel

Longtime “The Walking Dead” executive producer/director and “Creepshow” showrunner Greg Nicotero has a new genre action series in the works with “Swan Song,” based on Robert McCammon‘s bestselling post-apocalyptic novel. Deadline reports that Nicotero is on board to executive produce and direct the pilot episode. In Swan Song, “following the U.S. government’s nuclear showdown with an […] The post “Swan Song” – Greg Nicotero Executive Producing Series Based on Robert McCammon’s Post-Apocalyptic Novel appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.

Meagan Navarro
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Greg Nicotero Talks Romero, Zombies, Practical Effects and More at Rhode Island Comic Con [Event Report]

This year’s Rhode Island Comic Con guest list boasted big names like Anthony Daniels, Carl Weathers, Carrie-Anne Moss, Christina Ricci, Evangeline Lilly, Ron Perlman, Katey Sagal, Linda Hamilton, and Marissa Tomei, to name a few, alongside hundreds of vendors and artists. A highlight of the weekend was an intimate panel with legendary special effects artist-turned-director […] The post Greg Nicotero Talks Romero, Zombies, Practical Effects and More at Rhode Island Comic Con [Event Report] appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.

Alex DiVincenzo
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First DLC Outfit Packs for ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ Available Now, Featuring New Leatherface Mask by Greg Nicotero

The wait is finally over for Gun Interactive’s first batch of DLC for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, which sees the release of the game’s first cosmetic packs. That includes a new Leatherface outfit pack that features a new mask design by Greg Nicotero, a new saw design and sound, and a new universal kill […] The post First DLC Outfit Packs for ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ Available Now, Featuring New Leatherface Mask by Greg Nicotero appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.

Mike Wilson
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“Creepshow” Season 4 Review – A Fun Halloween Binge-Watch That Embraces the Horror-Comedy

Creepshow’s scrappy brand of buoyant and bloody B-horror anthology storytelling covers a wide range that fluctuates between pulpy and plodding. Anthology series, horror or otherwise, have never been more popular and yet Creepshow has always stood out as more than just a standard horror anthology. Creepshow aims to frighten and fascinate like other anthology horror. […] The post “Creepshow” Season 4 Review – A Fun Halloween Binge-Watch That Embraces the Horror-Comedy appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.

Daniel Kurland
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‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ Video Game – Exclusive Video Reveals Brand New Leatherface Skin!

Over four million players have sliced, diced and attempted to survive in Gun Interactive’s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game in the past month, and while the team has been actively putting together fixes and patches at a steady clip these last several weeks, Bloody Disgusting is excited to let you know today that […] The post ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ Video Game – Exclusive Video Reveals Brand New Leatherface Skin! appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.

John Squires
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‘The Keep’ – F. Paul Wilson’s Horror Novel Getting a New Adaptation from Greg Nicotero

Published in 1981, F. Paul Wilson‘s The Keep was turned into a feature film just two years later by Michael Mann, and the author reveals this week that a new movie is coming soon. F. Paul Wilson announced on Twitter just last night, “2 days ago, after a year and a half of lawyering between […] The post ‘The Keep’ – F. Paul Wilson’s Horror Novel Getting a New Adaptation from Greg Nicotero appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.

John Squires
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Video for “Don’t Look Back” Insert Run the Jewels Into George A. Romero’s ‘Night of the Living Dead’ Alongside Norman Reedus and Greg Nicotero!

Killer Mike & El-P are caught in the Night of the Living Dead, in this terrifyingly un-dead music video for Run the Jewels’ “Never Look Back”, directed by John Hillcoat (The Road, The Proposition; music videos for Nick Cave, Massive Attack, Depeche Mode). An homage to George Romero’s classic film and perennial midnight movie favorite […]

Brad Miska
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Greg Nicotero Joins Joe Bob Briggs for Shudder’s “The Last Drive-In: The Walking Dead” on October 29th!

Joe Bob and Darcy are back in a brand new Shudder special titled “The Last Drive-In: The Walking Dead,” and they’re being joined by “Walking Dead” producer Greg Nicotero. Announced today, “The Shudder Original special The Last Drive-in: The Walking Dead will premiere Friday, October 29 on Shudder and AMC+.” Join iconic horror host and foremost drive-in movie critic […]

John Squires
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[Review] “Creepshow” Season 3: Timeless Terror and Animated Horrors in This Week’s Episode

This week’s offering of Creepshow is the least conventional episode seen so far in the third season. It breaks the ice with “Time Out”, which is more pensive than usual for the series. Jeffrey F. January’s latest contribution, after directing “The Last Tsuburaya”, focuses on a pre-law student named Tim (Matthew Barnes) and the antique, […]

Paul Lê
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[Review] “Creepshow” Season 3: ‘Skeletons in the Closet’ References Horror Classics and ‘Familiar’ Catches a Demon

While the premiere was especially uneven, with its second story making up the shortfall, the immediate follow-up in Creepshow’s third season is more well-rounded. As usual, the episode divides itself right down the middle in regards to tone; one half is serious while the other is not. The format tends to work for the show […]

Paul Lê