Indie director Alan Rowe Kelly has been in touch with FANGO during this weekend’s Chicago convention to speak about his remake of 1973’s infamous “video nasty” DON’T LOOK IN THE BASEMENT. “We are hoping to get it all off the ground at the end of the year,” states Kelly – who admits to being a big fan of the original movie. 
WOH CHICAGO: DON'T LOOK IN THE BASEMENT remake newsIndie director Alan Rowe Kelly has been in touch with FANGO during this weekend’s Chicago convention to speak about his remake of 1973’s infamous “video nasty” DON’T LOOK IN THE BASEMENT. “We are hoping to get it all off the ground at the end of the year,” states Kelly – who admits to being a big fan of the original movie. 0 Comments |
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One of the best things about theater is its ability to do so much with so little. A small black-box venue, a table and a full embodiment of a memorable character are sometimes all that’s needed to chill and sober an audience completely.
There are some bumps in the road on the trip SHUTTLE takes, but as on any good vacation, the destination is worth the problems getting there. Actually, the Mexican jaunt enjoyed by the film’s two young heroines is over as the movie begins, and what should be their simple trip home becomes an uneven but ultimately gripping nightmare.
The idea of a Bollywood horror film brings to mind—well, something as visually and dramatically flamboyant as 13B turns out to be, though not in the way one might expect. There are no singing and dancing killers or ghosts in the movie, though by its conclusion you get the feeling that’s the only thing they left out.
The grim, noir laced phantasmagoria of faded superhero's and the various inter-personal demons they battle known as WATCHMEN has finally – after two decades of false starts – arrived on screen and man alive, is it an ambitious picture. Under the, um, watchful eye of director Zack Snyder,
The producers of the new sci-fi shocker BRAINCELL gave Fango the exclusive first look at the movie’s trailer; check it out below the cut. The preview features a nice amount of blood, and also a bit of skin, so it ain’t work-safe!
The covers for several assorted DVDs we’ve told you about over the past few weeks have recently cropped up, and we figured we’d show them to you all in one place (i.e., below the cut). A new title has come up as well: 
Greetings from Tromaville! Uncle Lloyd here to announce a very special event at The Strand in NYC. I will be reading excerpts from my newest book Direct Your Own Damn Movie! and answering the hard-hitting questions you fans will come to ask. A link!
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