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Thomas Jane Joins HorrorHound Weekend in Indiana This March!
Some huge news for fans of our HorrorHound Weekend (presented by Dark Sky Films), the legendary Thomas Jane has been added to the line-up to come out and promote his latest feature, THE MUTANT CHRONICLES, which arrives this year from Magnet Releasing. Tickets are now available (at a new lower price) on the official website for the March 27-29 show in Indianapolis, IN – and if you order a full weekend pass now you’ll score yourself a FREE autograph from one of the dozens of previous HorrorHound Weekend guests (while supplies last). In addition, all paid attendees get FREE admission into the Bloody-Disgusting Film Festival (titles to be announced soon). Read on for more info.
Also attending the March show are Corey Haim (Lost Boys), Derek Mears (the new Jason Voorhees in Friday the 13th), Heather Langencamp (Nightmare on Elm Street), John Saxon (Nightmare on Elm Street), Doug Bradely (Hellraiser), Bill Moseley (TCM 2, Devil’s Rejects), Andrew Bryniaraski (TCM), Tom Atkins (The Fog, Halloween III), Tom Savini, and almost the entire cast of THE LOST BOYS! Visit the official website for full guest list and more information. We hope to see you there!
In addition, this March’s HorrorHound Weekend Indianapolis (27-29) will be expanding into masked territory as Included in the ticket pricing will be admission to the HMA Mask-Fest, which is a collaboration between The Halloween Mask Association and HorrorHound Weekend to celebrate the hobby of monster mask collecting and the art of independent mask makers. Check out the HMA official website for info on all of the guests attending – this is going to be incredibly cool! Click here for tickets to both the HMA Mask-Fest and HorrorHound Weekend, which is brought to you by Bloody-Disgusting, HorrorHound Magazine and Re-Evolution. Don’t forget to pre-order a weekend pass and score yourself a free autograph (while supplies last).
Zach Cregger is no stranger to violent movies, with his first two at-bats in the horror genre yielding the films Barbarian and Weapons. But even those movies can’t compete with the level of violence on display in his next movie Resident Evil, he teases in a new chat.
Zach Cregger tells Empire Magazine that Resident Evil is “definitely the most violent thing I’ve done.” He teases, “You gotta go grotesque! I wanted to go all the way.”
“So it’s gnarly. It’s brutal,” Cregger continues. “A very bloody affair.”
He also tells Empire, “Fleshing out what [the Umbrella Corporation is] up to and how the T-virus works, that’s not what this movie is. This movie is about one dude’s journey on foot, fighting monsters. I don’t give a fuck about checking boxes. All I cared about was just telling a fun story. We step on the gas at about eight minutes in and never take our foot off the floor.”
Resident Evil opens in theaters and IMAX September 18 from Sony.
The film is being billed as “a thrilling — and terrifying — reinvention of the Resident Evil franchise” from the mind of visionary filmmaker Zach Cregger (Barbarian, Weapons).
Austin Abrams (Weapons) stars as Bryan, a medical courier who unwittingly finds himself in a non-stop race for survival as one fateful, horrifying night collapses around him in chaos.
Zach Cherry (“Severance”), Kali Reis (“True Detective: Night Country”), Paul Walter Hauser (“Black Bird”), and Johnno Wilson (“Twisted Metal”) round out the cast.