Horror Headlines: Monday November 9th, 2009
David Fincher has teamed up again with writer Andrew Kevin Walker for a remake of "The Reincarnation of Peter Proud". Considering the original story involves visions of past lives and controversy over incest, and this pair is known primarily for their work on "Seven" this should be a treat.
First images have arrived from the sequel "30 Days of Night: Dark Days". This next arctic vampire outing stars a whole bunch of pretty faces such as Mia Kirschner, Kiele Sanches and Diora Baird. Steve Niles, the author of the original graphic novel is involved in the script, so hopes are still high.
For his next film, Eli Roth will be forgoing the director's chair and moving up to the producers chair. Preview images of his upcoming possession thriller "Cotton" have arrived online.
Attention wrestling fans; your dreams are about to come true. PWInsider.com says that The Undertaker will be getting his own origin film. Set to take place in the wild west of the 1800's, there's no word yet if it will star Kane and Paul Bearer...or a real plot.
A Melbourne man murders a social worker, then asks his girlfriend if she would like to help dismember the body. There couples counselor told him it was important to share his hobbies.
Count Trista Joy Lathern is what you could call a despicable woman. She lied to her friends and loved ones about having breast cancer, then spent the $10k they raised for her on a boob job.
Economic times are hard indeed. For Bessie Mae and her two sons, they are especially hard as she finds her and her two boys forced to live in their 1973 Suburban. The odd part? Bessie Mae is 97 years old and her two boys are in their sixties.
1888 - Mary Jane Kelly, a 25 year old hooker, falls victim to Jack the Ripper.
Casey
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Falling in love with the sounds of his own voice, Casey can be found co-hosting the Bloody Good Horror Podcast, the spinoff Instomatic Podcast as well as the 1951 Down Place Podcast dedicated to Hammer Horror. Casey loves horror films of every budget and lives by his battle cry of 'I watch crap, so you don't have to.'