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19 articles from 2009
Fall Frights: Silent Hill (Film Review)
4 October 2009 3:07 AM, PDT | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »
In the spirit of Halloween '09, we're breaking out reviews (some new, some old) of some Fall Frights you may want to work into your monthly viewing.
Silent Hill - Fangoria Archives: Originally Published 4/2006
Saying that Silent Hill is the best movie yet based on a horror video game will no doubt strike many as damning with faint praise. Sure, when the competition is the likes of Doom, Resident Evil: Apocalypse and the, ahem, oeuvre of Uwe Boll, there’s really nowhere to go but up. This time, though, you get more of a sense of a filmmaker committing to making a real movie out of the source material instead of just hitching a who-cares plot onto a marketable title. Not that the storyline of Silent Hill is especially complex, but director Christophe Gans and screenwriter Roger Avary are clearly committed to recreating the game experience in the cinematic medium; having never played it myself, »
- no-reply@fangoria.com (Michael Gingold)
Mr. October: Dani Filth
3 October 2009 1:30 PM, PDT | Pretty/Scary | See recent pretty-scary news »
Either you’re a Cradle of Filth fan, or you’re not, but even if you don’t listen to the music of the amazing metal band fronted by Dani Filth (sort of a cross between a musician, an evil warlock, and a British person), you won’t be able to deny Dani’s filthy charm. The dark enforcer of heavy metal and all things darkness has a surprisingly funny side to go along with his incontrovertible sex appeal. In 2003 he voiced the "Dominator" in the feature-length animated film of the same name and starred in the horror film Cradle of Fear. You can hear his collaborative work with Claudio Simonetti and the band Daemonia on the soundtrack of the Argento horror film The Mother of Tears. Now Dani’s latest creation, The Gospel of Filth, is causing us to get our panties in a tizzy. This collection of essays on the occult, »
- Superheidi
10 Awesome Foreign Actresses in Movies You Must See!
25 September 2009 6:29 AM, PDT | The Movie Fanatic | See recent The Movie Fanatic news »
They're young, beautiful and talented, but some of them maybe quite unfamiliar to some of you. In our latest List of 10, tMF compilled 10 Foreign (if you like, Non-American) actresses and the must-see movies that made them 'hot properties' locally. Some of them joined Hollywood already - but have you seen them at their Best?
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- - - It's a pity many of the roles given to them in Hollywood are not what you can call 'prestige' roles. Most of them are given the usual run-of-the-mill characters. Why not take a good look at their previous works and find out why we think they're awesome!
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# 10 - Maria Valverde (Spain) - Maria Valverde was born in Madrid and says she always wanted to become an actress. She finally fulfilled her dream at the age of 16 with a leading role in Manuel Martín Cuenca movie, La flaqueza del bolchevique. »
- modelwatcher@gmail.com (Jed Medina)
10 Awesome Foreign Actresses in Movies You Must See!
25 September 2009 6:29 AM, PDT | The Movie Fanatic | See recent The Movie Fanatic news »
They're young, beautiful and talented, but some of them maybe quite unfamiliar to some of you. In our latest List of 10, tMF compilled 10 Foreign (if you like, Non-American) actresses and the must-see movies that made them 'hot properties' locally. Some of them joined Hollywood already - but have you seen them at their Best?
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- - - It's a pity many of the roles given to them in Hollywood are not what you can call 'prestige' roles. Most of them are given the usual run-of-the-mill characters. Why not take a good look at their previous works and find out why we think they're awesome!
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# 10 - Maria Valverde (Spain) - Maria Valverde was born in Madrid and says she always wanted to become an actress. She finally fulfilled her dream at the age of 16 with a leading role in Manuel Martín Cuenca movie, La flaqueza del bolchevique. »
- modelwatcher@gmail.com (Jed Medina)
10 Awesome Foreign Actresses in Movies You Must See!
25 September 2009 6:29 AM, PDT | The Movie Fanatic | See recent The Movie Fanatic news »
They're young, beautiful and talented, but some of them maybe quite unfamiliar to some of you. In our latest List of 10, tMF compilled 10 Foreign (if you like, Non-American) actresses and the must-see movies that made them 'hot properties' locally. Some of them joined Hollywood already - but have you seen them at their Best?
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- - - It's a pity many of the roles given to them in Hollywood are not what you can call 'prestige' roles. Most of them are given the usual run-of-the-mill characters. Why not take a good look at their previous works and find out why we think they're awesome!
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# 10 - Maria Valverde (Spain) - Maria Valverde was born in Madrid and says she always wanted to become an actress. She finally fulfilled her dream at the age of 16 with a leading role in Manuel Martín Cuenca movie, La flaqueza del bolchevique. »
- modelwatcher@gmail.com (Jed Medina)
10 Awesome Foreign Actresses in Movies You Must See!
25 September 2009 6:29 AM, PDT | The Movie Fanatic | See recent The Movie Fanatic news »
They're young, beautiful and talented, but some of them maybe quite unfamiliar to some of you. In our latest List of 10, tMF compilled 10 Foreign (if you like, Non-American) actresses and the must-see movies that made them 'hot properties' locally. Some of them joined Hollywood already - but have you seen them at their Best?
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- - - It's a pity many of the roles given to them in Hollywood are not what you can call 'prestige' roles. Most of them are given the usual run-of-the-mill characters. Why not take a good look at their previous works and find out why we think they're awesome!
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# 10 - Maria Valverde (Spain) - Maria Valverde was born in Madrid and says she always wanted to become an actress. She finally fulfilled her dream at the age of 16 with a leading role in Manuel Martín Cuenca movie, La flaqueza del bolchevique. »
- modelwatcher@gmail.com (Jed Medina)
10 Awesome Foreign Actresses in Movies You Must See!
25 September 2009 6:29 AM, PDT | The Movie Fanatic | See recent The Movie Fanatic news »
They're young, beautiful and talented, but some of them maybe quite unfamiliar to some of you. In our latest List of 10, tMF compilled 10 Foreign (if you like, Non-American) actresses and the must-see movies that made them 'hot properties' locally. Some of them joined Hollywood already - but have you seen them at their Best?
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- - - It's a pity many of the roles given to them in Hollywood are not what you can call 'prestige' roles. Most of them are given the usual run-of-the-mill characters. Why not take a good look at their previous works and find out why we think they're awesome!
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# 10 - Maria Valverde (Spain) - Maria Valverde was born in Madrid and says she always wanted to become an actress. She finally fulfilled her dream at the age of 16 with a leading role in Manuel Martín Cuenca movie, La flaqueza del bolchevique. »
- modelwatcher@gmail.com (Jed Medina)
Sound Off For Silent Hill: The Sequel
16 September 2009 3:10 PM, PDT | HollywoodNorthReport.com | See recent HollywoodNorthReport.com news »
Screenwriter Roger "Pulp Fiction" Avary and producer Samuel Hadida of Davis Films will reunite for a Toronto-lensed sequel to their 2006 video game feature adaptation Silent Hill. The first film, lensed in Ontario, based on the Konami video game, starred actors Radha Mitchell, Sean Bean and Canadian actresses Laurie Holden, Deborah Kara Unger and Tanya Allen, directed by Christophe "Brotherhood Of The Wolf" Gans for TriStar Pictures. Davis Films plan to shoot the new film in 2010, after they wrap Resident Evil: Afterlife, now prepping in Toronto with star Milla Jovovich. Avary is also writing the video adaptation Return To Castle Wolfenstein for Davis Films. Click the poster image to enlarge and Sneak Peek the original trailer for Silent Hill... »
Roger Avary And Samuel Hadida Returning To Silent Hill
15 September 2009 8:16 AM, PDT | Beyond Hollywood | See recent Beyond Hollywood news »
According to The Hollywood Reporter, screenwriter Roger Avary and producer Samuel Hadida intend to take another stab at the “Silent Hill” franchise, which should begin filming as soon as Davis Films finishes production of the upcoming Milla Jovovich vehicle “Resident Evil 4.” As a fan of both the video game series and the film adaptation, I’m fairly excited about the prospect of a sequel, though I’m hoping “Brotherhood of the Wolf” mastermind Christophe Gans returns to place his insanely eerie style on this grossly underrated franchise. After all, it was his knack for creepy visuals and moody atmosphere that made the film a success, regardless of what other genre-related websites would have you believe. If Gans decides to skip the flick, there’s always the director’s forthcoming comic book movie “Fantomas” to look forward to. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. On a related note, “Silent Hill »
- Todd
Screenwriter, producer returning to Silent Hill
15 September 2009 7:22 AM, PDT | Corona's Coming Attractions | See recent Corona's Coming Attractions news »
News is breaking from the Toronto International Film Festival that screenwriter Roger Avary and producer Samuel Hadida have signed contracts to make a sequel to Silent Hill.
Avary wrote the script for the 2006 movie while Hadida produced under his Davis Films banner. No storyline has been revealed yet but the first film chose to go with an original premise and use characters and situations outside of what appeared in the first Konami video game.
Silent Hill is one of the video game publisher's star properties. Falling under the genre classification of survival horror, each game is about a new person entering the mist-enshrouded small town of Silent Hill in search of answers to the whereabouts of their loved ones. When they start to explore the deserted buildings and streets of the town they encounter twisted human-looking creatures and outright horrific shapes. One being which has the unusual name of Pyramid »
- Patrick Sauriol
50 Essential Foreign Films 2000-2008 (Part 1) - Spotlight on French Cinema
2 September 2009 4:17 AM, PDT | The Movie Fanatic | See recent The Movie Fanatic news »
Films on the cutting edge. That's how I would describe the 50 movies on this list. While some moviegoers may find it an 'alien' experience to refer to sub-titles in understanding what's happening on the big screen, a good number of audiences are totally enjoying the different and often surprising take by many foreign filmmakers, nothwithstanding the language barrier.
Content-wise, the 50 movies feature stories about war and peace, love and romance, family affairs, coming-of-age tales, cultural and religious diversity, social issues (including prostitution and abortion) and personal - celebrating life or facing death with dignity. Coverage-wise, tMF list down many of the best foreign films from 2000 until last year from the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and about 15 other countries in Europe, North and Latin America and Asia-Pacific.
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André Téchiné, Catherine Breillat, Julian Schnabel, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Christophe Barratier, Jacques Audiard, Cedric Clapisch, Francois Ozon... they are, »
50 Essential Foreign Films 2000-2008 (Part 1) - Spotlight on French Cinema
2 September 2009 4:17 AM, PDT | The Movie Fanatic | See recent The Movie Fanatic news »
Films on the cutting edge. That's how I would describe the 50 movies on this list. While some moviegoers may find it an 'alien' experience to refer to sub-titles in understanding what's happening on the big screen, a good number of audiences are totally enjoying the different and often surprising take by many foreign filmmakers, nothwithstanding the language barrier.
Content-wise, the 50 movies feature stories about war and peace, love and romance, family affairs, coming-of-age tales, cultural and religious diversity, social issues (including prostitution and abortion) and personal - celebrating life or facing death with dignity. Coverage-wise, tMF list down many of the best foreign films from 2000 until last year from the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and about 15 other countries in Europe, North and Latin America and Asia-Pacific.
André Téchiné, Catherine Breillat, Julian Schnabel, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Christophe Barratier, Jacques Audiard, Cedric Clapisch, Francois Ozon... they are, »
50 Essential Foreign Films 2000-2008 (Part 1) - Spotlight on French Cinema
2 September 2009 4:17 AM, PDT | The Movie Fanatic | See recent The Movie Fanatic news »
Films on the cutting edge. That's how I would describe the 50 movies on this list. While some moviegoers may find it an 'alien' experience to refer to sub-titles in understanding what's happening on the big screen, a good number of audiences are totally enjoying the different and often surprising take by many foreign filmmakers, nothwithstanding the language barrier.
Content-wise, the 50 movies feature stories about war and peace, love and romance, family affairs, coming-of-age tales, cultural and religious diversity, social issues (including prostitution and abortion) and personal - celebrating life or facing death with dignity. Coverage-wise, tMF list down many of the best foreign films from 2000 until last year from the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and about 15 other countries in Europe, North and Latin America and Asia-Pacific.
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André Téchiné, Catherine Breillat, Julian Schnabel, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Christophe Barratier, Jacques Audiard, Cedric Clapisch, Francois Ozon... they are, »
Dancing with the Stars: Spotlight on Mark Dacascos with Lacey Schwimmer
1 September 2009 5:14 PM, PDT | buddytv.com | See recent BuddyTV news »
In this series, we will study the 16 couples on Dancing with the Stars season 9 and predict who has the best chances for success, and who is doomed to humiliation.
Who is Mark Dacascos?
It's the Chairman! 45-year-old Mark Dacascos is best known for being the host of Food Network's Iron Chef America. He is also a trained martial artist. The Honolulu-born actor started his martial arts training at an early age under the tutelage of his parents. He was discovered in San Francisco's Chinatown, and since then started playing martial artists in film and television, until bagging the Iron Chef America role in 2005. His more notable screen credits include the French epic Brotherhood of the Wolf, as well as the cult classic Only the Strong, and Cradle to the Grave, opposite Jet Li.
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- editor@buddytv.com
Dances With Werewolves gets in step
30 June 2009 8:33 AM, PDT | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »
Noah Segan, the busy young genre star who’s got the acclaimed Deadgirl (pictured) heading for limited theatrical release next month, Someone’S Knocking At The Door doing the festival circuit and All About Evil and Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever waiting in the wings, gave us the heads-up about yet another horror project occupying his time.
It’s called Dances With Werewolves, and it reunites him with Someone’S Knocking director/co-writer Chad Ferrin.
“Dances With Werewolves is a working title, and the movie is a classic American romance which will be done mostly in the Lakota language,” Segan tells Fango. “Set against the pioneering days of the Wild West, the insecurity of Reconstruction after the Civil War and the tumultuous relationship between white settlers and Native Americans, we examine how encroaching civilization drives a tribe, as a last resort, to invoke lycanthropy to defend their land and way of life. »
- no-reply@fangoria.com (Michael Gingold)
Bellucci Is Enchanting In The Sorcerer's Apprentice
22 June 2009 4:10 AM, PDT | HollywoodNorthReport.com | See recent HollywoodNorthReport.com news »
New photos of actress Monica "Brotherhood Of The Wolf" Bellucci, reveal her as the witch 'Veronica' in The Sorcerer's Apprentice, the upcoming Disney adventure, directed by Jon Turteltaub, produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, starring actors Nicolas Cage and Jay Baruchel. The live action feature is a re-imagining of the famed Sorcerer's Apprentice segment in Disney's animated Fantasia, which in turn is based on the late 1890's symphonic poem by composer Paul Dukas and the 1797 Johann Wolfgang Goethe ballad. Premise of the new film follows average college student (Baruchel) reluctantly recruited to work for a sorcerer (Cage), who gives him a crash course in the art/science of magic to prepare him for a battle against the forces of darkness in modern Manhattan. Cage's sorcerer is named 'Balthazar Blake', Teresa Palmer is the love interest of Baruchel's character, Alfred "Doc Ock" Molina plays evil magician 'Horvath' and Toby Kebbell is celebrity illusionist 'Drake Stone. »
Horror on DVD & Blu-Ray: Weekly Chopping List
17 May 2009 11:34 AM, PDT | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »
It's a big week for horror titles arriving for in-home enjoyment. From indie-splatter to studio remakes, we've got the details on what you'll find this Tuesday - complete with last-minute additions and deletions.
Whether you prefer DVD or Blu-Ray, let's take a look at the full slate of offerings, in this weekly edition of the famous Fangoria Chopping List.
Available May 19th on DVD:
Bane
Four women awake in an underground cell with amnesia. The women soon discover that they are part of a secret experiment with no obvious purpose. They are visited, one by one, by the Surgeon who cuts a four digit number into each woman s skin...the exact time he will return to kill them. Each woman must quickly piece together the dark secret behind the gruesome experiment and somehow survive the Surgeon s nightly visits of pain, torture and grisly murder. Be prepared for a »
‘Conan’ Loses Ratner As Director, And Gains Who?
12 May 2009 9:49 AM, PDT | FilmSchoolRejects.com | See recent FilmSchoolRejects news »
The world was devastated when it was announced that Brett Ratner would be directing the upcoming Conan reboot. Maybe that's a slight exaggeration, but there was definitely no joy in Whoville. More recently things have been set right again and Ratner has been detached from the project. So who's lining up to direct the film now? Chud has just posted a story detailing who they believe to be on the short list and why, and we're curious as to what you think of the possible names. Pretend for a minute that Conan's distributor, Lionsgate, actually gives a flying double-edged battle axe what you think. Take a look at the directors currently in contention and let your voice be heard below. Christophe Gans (Brotherhood Of The Wolf, Silent Hill) - Of the four names, Gans is my choice for the job. He's shown fantastic style with action and creature/character effects, and »
- Rob Hunter
Hellboy, Let The Right One In score in horror-light Saturn nominations
10 March 2009 10:25 PM, PDT | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »
The nominees for the 35th Annual Saturn Awards were announced today, and fright features went largely unrepresented among the multiple noms for the likes of The Dark Knight, Iron Man, et al. Among horror/creature features, only Hellboy II: The Golden Army and Let The Right One In scored multiple nods, taking three each.
Guillermo del Toro’s sequel is up for Best Horror Film as well as Best Make-Up (Mike Elizalde) and Best Special Effects (Michael J. Wassel, Adrian De Wet, Andrew Chapman and Eamonn Butler). The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and Whatever Films We Feel Like Nominating have Let The Right One In competing for Best “International” Film—quotation marks ours, as aside from Slumdog Millionaire (?), the other movies in this category are the English-language, partially or fully U.S.-financed likes of The Bank Job, The Forbidden Kingdom, In Bruges and Transsiberian. Let The Right One In »
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