While 20th Century Fox finalizes the release of his remake of THE DAY THE EARTH STOD STILL (in theaters Friday), director Scott Derrickson is prepping his next film, Paradise Lost, which is based on John Milton’s […]

After hitting a low point in his career with the abysmal ASYLUM, David R. Ellis is continuing his trend in genre filmmaking by directing Six Days Till Midnight, which is is about a wealthy businessman who […]

This evening Metallica posted their brand new music video, “All Nightmare Long,” over on their official website. The 9-minute long video features an array of stylish propaganda imagery that tells the story of the […]

We’ve been hearing a bunch of good things about Rupert Glasso’s Coffin Rock, which we discovered the trailer and two clips from last week (watch at BDTV). Now we got our hands on the first official stills for the […]

Dario Argento’s FOUR FLIES ON GREY VELVET (1971) is finally coming to DVD thanks to MYA Communication Releases, according to DVD Drive-in. The film will be arriving at retailers on February 24th fully uncut and […]

UPDATE: Click here for the official “PC” announcement… B-D reader ‘Garret’ just sent us in a breaking story over at Deadline Hollywood, who reports that Catherine Hardwicke won’t return to direct New Moon, the […]

This evening Metallica posted their brand new music video, “All Nightmare Long,” over on their official website. The 9-minute long video features an array of stylish propaganda imagery that tells the story of the […]

Magnet Releasing has provided Bloody-Disgusting with an official one sheet for Timecrimes (review) signed by director Nacho Vigalondo for a lucky B-D reader to win. The time travel film arrives in limited theaters […]

Director Darren Lynn Bousman has once again headed off to bring you guys his latest feature film, Repo! The Genetic Opera (trailer), as part of a National Road Tour (see dates here). Today Bousman has updated his <a […]

UPDATE: Click here for the official “PC” announcement… B-D reader ‘Garret’ just sent us in a breaking story over at Deadline Hollywood, who reports that Catherine Hardwicke won’t return to direct New Moon, the […]

IGN got their lucky little hands on a teaser trailer for the new Batman Arkham Asylum video game that you can check out

HERE!

The game is going to be coming out for the PC, Xbox 360, and Playstation 3 […]

My good buddy Reset and I have a new episode of the Dead Pixels Podcast up! So go check it out! Our good friend Ryan guess stared with us, and we chat about old video games from child hood, and talk about a lot of […]

The surprisingly awesome Chronicles Of Riddick: Escape From Butcher Bay video game, which was released in 2004 for original Xbox is being shoved back in the womb, and let sit for a bit longer so it may be shot […]

A pretty solid looking indie film in production is B.C. Furtney’s NEW TERMINAL HOTEL, which we first told you about back in October. We got in touch with the writer-director who sent us in three exclusive images […]

This week is a Double Murder Japanese Body Modification Special!!! Tetsuo: Iron Man and The Machine Girl go head to head. Who will come out on top: the arthouse classic or the ultra-violence bloodbath? Then tune […]

Birds have been stuffed, relatives are shoved out the door and it is time again for a new set of Syxx Pixx! Before we kick off this week’s indie horror list, there are a couple updates that have come to pass since […]

Beyond the break you can check out the first one sheet for James Ordonez’s SIlver Cord, courtesy of the film’s newly launched official website. Starring Shane West (The Lodger), Cam Gigandet (The Unborn), Val […]

I’m pretty excited about 20th Century Fox’s remake of The Day the Earth Stood Still, not only because the original is a classic, but because I have a lot of faith in director Scott Derickson (The Exorcism of Emily […]

Forrest J Ackerman, the sometime actor, literary agent, magazine editor and full-time bon vivant who discovered author Ray Bradbury and was widely credited with coining the term “sci-fi,” has died. He was 92. He […]

Playing at this January’s Sundance Film Festival is Jonathan Liebesman’s (Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning) latest genre pic, The Killing Room, which follows four individuals that sign up for a psychological […]