Universal Studios Hollywood recently held an event to showcase elements for their Halloween Horror Nights this year, including looks at applying makeup for various houses. Here we see Demon Mia and Demon Olivia being created.
Not only am I a huge fan of the Evil Dead series, particularly Evil Dead II, but this film was made in my hometown and about the time I was born too, so it holds a special significance for me. Oh, and it's also one of the greatest horror films of all time!!!
I got a bunch of things to show off though nothing too exciting so here's another update. The boxed set of figures for the board game is definitely the highlight! Hope you enjoy the video.
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Scott Spiegel (Hostel III, Evil Dead II) has come aboard Cupsogue Pictures' Welcome to Purgatory as an executive producer.
Nathan Jones, Jack O’Halloran, Tory Kittles and Stephen Marcus are set to star in the film for director Gene Fallaize.
Welcome to Purgatory follows three new arrivals – Willis, Taylor and Danni - as they navigate this fresh vision of the Afterlife, helped along the way by trusty Guardian Paul. They find the afterlife in ruins amidst a growing war between Good and Evil. All the rules of the Afterlife have been broken, both pain and pleasure can be experienced, and death here may not be final, but it leads directly to the Seventh Circle of Hell, Lucifer's very own domain, and they must find a way to make things right, before Heaven is ruined for the rest of time.
CONCEPT ART by SANTIAGO VECINO
MUSIC by IGNACIO VECINO
TeeMayne unboxes the UK version of The Evil Dead remake Blu-Ray Steelbook.
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Fede Alvarez discusses directing his latest film, Evil Dead, available now on the Video Unlimited service here: http://bit.ly/194KvhJ. Catch the entire interview with Mr. Alvarez right after the trailer for Evil Dead.
The Evil Dead star comes to town with “The Ladies of the Evil Dead” for the Con-Tamination Defcon 4 convention, August 2-4 at the Holiday Inn, South County Center.
Like many horror fans, my first introduction to the beloved and bloody genre came courtesy of a local mom-and-pop video store. While most folks went toward the mainstream aisles for their home entertainment, I always found myself wandering the horror section, looking for those oddly titled boxes with bizarre, sometimes garish, artwork. These movies came to be known as “video nasties,” mostly due to what, at the time, seemed to be a veritable buffet of violence and gore. If you were lucky, maybe they had a little bit of nudity, as well. The first “video nasty” that I can remember renting was Sam Raimi’s low-budget 1981 masterpiece The Evil Dead. The story of a group of friends who go to a cabin in the woods and accidentally unleash demons, the film was something most fans had never seen before, and its enduring popularity is due not only to director Raimi’s creative prowess, but also to its wonderful and charismatic cast.
This weekend in St. Louis, fans can have the rare opportunity to meet the actresses from that film: Betsy “Linda” Baker, Ellen “Cheryl” Sandweiss, and Theresa “Shelly” Tilly, known collectively as ‘The Ladies of the Evil Dead.” They’ll be appearing at Con-Tamination Defcon 4, signing autographs, sharing memories of the film, and speaking all things “deadite” with their devoted fans.
