Splice: Nelson reports in from the set in Toronto!
"I must say that I was looking forward to visiting the set of the new Vincenzo Natali pic, Splice but I can also say that I was disappointed with the weather that greeted me that morning. Of course, the day I was scheduled to visit happened to be the coldest day Toronto has seen in years, roughly -34 Celsius. Thanks god. What was also disappointing was that I was not allowed to take any pictures. Sorry."
By: Nelson

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: Return of the Living Dead
"The 2003 film 28 Days Later was credited for starting the trend of “running zombies” but in fact it was Dan O’Bannon’s Return of the Living Dead that may not have set the trend but did do it first."
By: Sean Clark

Bloody-Disgusting's Best & Worst of 2007!!!
"Mr. Disgusting picks his top/bottom films of 2007, Tex Massacre gives his DVD list and we go over some of our favorite and least favorite posters from the past year."
By: Mr. Disgusting

Joy Ride: End of the Road - B-D Visits the Set in Vancouver!
"As usual, my adventure to the set was an interesting (and complicated) one, so if you’re not into the whole AICN “here’s how my day went” type report, I recommend scrolling down a bit – but you're going to miss one hell of a story."
By: Mr. Disgusting

Toronto After Dark Film Festival Report and Reviews
"The highly anticipated and already successful 2nd Toronto After Dark Film Festival had its opening on the 19th and it really could not have been better. Riding the tail end of the Toronto International Film Festival, T.A.D showcases 14 feature film premieres in the Sci-Fi, Horror and Fantasy genre as well as two collections of international short films from Spain, USA, Australia, Denmark and countless others as well as 15 shorts of some homegrown Canadian content."
By: Nelson Cabral

Repo! The Genetic Opera: Set Report Part 2
"Production Manager David Hackl explains, 'The entire Repo! world exists within the walls of this building, it’s another world with bigger environments than we have worked on before!' "
By: Mr. Disgusting

Repo! The Genetic Opera: Set Report Part 1
"When Bloody-Disgusting was asked to do a set visit and press conference for Darren Bousman’s film, REPO! The Genetic Opera, I begged and pleaded with Mr. Disgusting to let me go. I want this film to be good in such a bad way that it’s almost embarrassing."
By: SpookyDan

Plague Town: B-D Reports From Set
"Plague Town looks like it's going to be a blast. It appears to be very finely tuned, down the last aspect. David seems to have a very precise vision of what he wants. There is never any daunting uncertainty surrounding the shoot, which makes the production, from what I saw, run very smoothly."
By: David Harley

Come On Hollywood, Make These Movies Already!
"A list of films I want to see made and don't understand what's taking so long. Hollywood listen up, you need to make these films and you need to make them now. We're sick of your penny pinching bullsh-t. Grow some balls and give the fans what they want."
By: Mr. Disgusting

Otis: On Set in Los Angeles With Cast and Crew
"So back to set, where Morton is tied up; Riley’s parents, Daniel Stern and Illeana Douglas, are on the scene along with her brother Reed (Jared Kusnitz). They are in the process of torturing him and attempting to get their revenge. Illeana is screaming at him referencing Albert Fish, the Brooklyn Vampire..."
By: Mr. Disgusting

Resident Evil: Extinction - Set Report From Mexico City
"After it was all said and done and I digested everything that was thrown at me, I felt as if Extinction is a serious case of zombie vomit. Take every zombie movie/franchise you can think of, pull out a scene here and there and then assemble it in a way that it works with Anderson’s plot,"
By: Mr. Disgusting

Diary of the Dead: Zombies Attack on Romero's Set!
"I didn’t know what to expect when I met him. He’s such an interesting guy, you know. In many ways, he’s the least macabre person you could think of. If you were introduced to him at somebody’s house, I don’t think you would immediately assume that he had reinvented the horror genre."
By: Jonathan Doyle and Sarah Duda

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: The Lost Boys
"In 1986 director Joel Schumacher was approached to direct a children’s film called The Lost Boys. The title taken from the children’s classic Peter Pan was about a group of Cub Scouts who encounter vampires living in their little town."
By: Sean Clark

Trick 'r Treat: Slice Visits the Set in Vancouver!
"Maybe you’ve heard of Christmas in July, but something tells me Halloween in January isn’t so common. That’s just what I got to experience when I visited the set of “Trick ‘R Treat” in Vancouver in January 2007 on their 30th day of shooting."
By: Slice

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: Night of the Creeps
"In the latest installment of Horror’s Hallowed Grounds, we take a look at the filming locations from Fred Dekker’s 1986 debut, Night of the Creeps!"
By: Sean Clark

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: Session 9
"In 2000 after the release of his second romantic comedy writer/director Brad Anderson decided he wanted to explore the darker side of cinema and teamed up with his college buddy Stephen Gevedon to write the horror film Session 9."
By: Sean Clark

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: Prince of Darkness
"After a four year absence from the horror genre, John Carpenter came back strong in 1987 with the film Prince of Darkness. Shot entirely in Southern California in just over thirty days with a budget of three million dollars, the film was a moderate success but found a wide audience later on video that has given the film cult status today. The film used very few locations, which worked well within the small budget."
By: Sean Clark

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: Poltergeist
"Poltergeist is a film that has spawned a lot of controversy over the years. To this day people still talk about how much director Tobe Hooper actually directed and how much may have been producer Steven Spielberg. There is the supposed curse of the Poltergeist series that has seen several cast members die around or during the making of the three films in the series."
By: Sean Clark

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: Phantasm
"During a screening of his second film Kenny & Company writer/director Don Coscarelli got the inspiration to make a horror film. The inspiration came from the audience’s reaction to a scene where two young boys are inside a makeshift haunted house in a neighbor’s garage."
By: Sean Clark

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: Texas Chain Saw Massacre
"The original idea for Chainsaw came from a combination of Tobe Hooper's experiences and ideas. First was Tobe's idea about solar flares and sunspots affecting people's behaviors. This is the reason the film begins with a shot of the sun, still playing with the idea that this could contribute to making people go mad and do inhuman acts."
By: Sean Clark

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: Halloween 1 &2 Part 2
"Our first stop today is the gates of Smiths Grove Sanitarium. Located right next to Universal Studios this is actually the entrance to the Hollywood Reservoir. The gate is located on Lake Hollywood Drive in Hollywood."
By: Sean Clark

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: Halloween 1 &2 Part 1
"In 1978 John Carpenter directed what has become his definitive film, Halloween. The film was written by Carpenter and his then girlfriend Debra Hill, who also produced the film. For two decades it stood as the highest grossing independent film ever made having taken in over 200 times its original budget of $300,000."
By: Sean Clark

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: Friday the 13th
"When a low budget horror film called Halloween started raking in the big bucks at the box office, Sean realized if done right there could be a lot of money in the horror genre. He studied Halloween very closely but didn’t want to make just another cheap carbon copy..."
By: Sean Clark

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: The Fog
"In 1980 Avco Embassy Pictures released The Fog. This would be the sixth film and fourth feature by director John Carpenter. Expectations were high after the success of his prior film Halloween that had just become the highest grossing independent film of all time."
By: Sean Clark

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: The Amityville Horror
"In 1979 MGM Pictures released a film version of Jay Anson’s book The Amityville Horror. The book was said to be a true account of the Lutz family’s twenty-eight day stay in the home at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York. What George and Kathy Lutz claim to have happened in that house is a topic that has been debated for years. However on November 13th 1974, Ronald DeFeo did murder his mother, father, two brothers and sister inside the home."
By: Sean Clark

The Eye: On Set With Jessica Alba and More!
"The challenge anytime you’re making a movie and trying to test the genre is to bring something that feels different. I think, from what I can tell, they’ve set out to make a movie that has some kind of feeling of reality."
By: BC

Hostel: Part II: Wake Up Call, Where Are You? (vol. 6)
"The set up is gorgeous and Eli’s placement of the camera is the work of someone who truly cares about each and every frame. The scene involved a torturer, who after talking to someone at the door, walks over to Rick and hammers another nail into his flesh."
By: Mr. Disgusting

Mundane Horror and Its Master: Stephen King
"King’s marvelous talent for injecting the macabre into the realm of the real and the natural, without always having to invoke the aid of extra-dimensional beings and alien abominations, is what makes him unique among other horror lords."
By: Dan Asad

The Power of Cthulhu: Feature on H.P. Lovecraft
"If there ever was a true genius when it comes to the horror genre, the ball would undoubtedly be in Lovecraft’s court. Here was a man who toiled in the genre we all know and love in virtual obscurity, yet managed to produce some of the most inventive and original (not to mention bizarre) tales of terror the world of dark film/fiction has ever seen."
By: Dan Asad

Hostel: Part II: A Preview of Hell is Sexy (vol. 5)
"Now here’s where I really, really started to appreciate HOSTEL – as we were walking into the new joint one of the employees says to us, “tonight’s special, f-ck a midget and then kick her through a window,” he was completely 100% serious."
By: Mr.Disgusting