Remakes

[Movies]

Forget Halloween 3D… Let Bryan Fuller Remake Halloween 3!

Earlier today, Bloody Disgusting broke the news out of the Cannes Film Festival that the brothers Weinstein are once again interested in making Halloween 3D a reality, which is of course an exciting tidbit of information for all fans of Michael Myers and his stalking & slashing ways. At the same time though, this certainly

[Movies]

The One Quality the Best Horror Remakes Have, and the Worst Do Not

Remakes. The mere mention of the word almost always invokes passion from us horror fans, and whether you love them or you absolutely cannot stand them, there’s one thing that’s for certain; remakes are an incredible conversation starter. Personally, I have absolutely no issue with remakes, and I feel that hating a movie for being

[Reviews]

Evil Dead (Remake) Review

Bravo. Fucking bravo. End of review. Okay, I have a few more things to say than that. These days, whether a remake, reimagining, sequel, prequel, or supposed “original” hits the big screen, the odds are usually in the house’s favor. They take your money and you definitely don’t win. That’s the beauty with movie studios

[Movies]

Michael Bay, Platinum Dunes, and the Remake Debate

Michael Bay and Platinum Dunes have come under a lot of criticism lately for (in the opinions of many fans) butchering many beloved franchises and brands. I’m not going to jump on any bandwagons, either for or against Michael Bay, Platinum Dunes, Brad Fuller, or Andrew Form. I’m simply going to go over some of

[Bite-sized Horror]

Fright Night Remake

The original Fright Night was fucking awesome, but admittedly, the remake looks pretty cool too (although much different from the original as remakes should be): At first, I was thinking Colin Farrell as a baddie, nah? But, remember a time when people were thinking: “Heath Ledger as The Joker? Not going to work.” And then