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#1 STAGEVU : Full Movie #2 STAGEVU : Full Movie #3 MILLEDRIVE : Full Movie #4 YOUTUBE.COM : Part 1 , Part 2 , Part 3 , Part 4 , Part 5 , Part 6 , Part 7 , Part 8 , Part 9 Directed by Tobe Hooper Produced by Tobe Hooper Lou Peraino Written by Kim Henkel Tobe Hooper Starring Marilyn BurnsGunnar HansenEdwin Neal Allen Danziger Paul A. Partain Jim Siedow Teri McMinn William Vail John Dugan Music by...
The final and cataclysmic destruction of the haunted house in Poltergeist was one of the last great model-inspired special effects before CGI became the norm. It cost well over $25,000 to make.
Horror filmmaker and raconteur Mick Garris is at it again, folks. And this time the Masters of Horror creator is teaming up with your favorite website (FEARnet, natch) -- for Post Mortem with...
by Pam Spaulding Ah, it’s Halloween. Surely you have a favorite scary film list rattling around in your brains (mmmm...brains)...here are some sites to help you jog your memory. I’ll share a few… The Exorcist (1973). I didn&#8217...
Just in time for Halloween, here are a few behind-the-scenes tidbits about some famous masks (of both the scary and not-so-spooky variety). 1. Leatherface Portions of the classic horror film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre were based on the crimes of serial killer Ed Gein, but the trademark Leatherface mask was inspired by a far more personal (and [...]
Halloween is finally upon us, so here are a few classicks for you to enjoy... or endure. Valerie and her Week of Wonders Dir: Jaromil Jires A surrealistic masterpiece by Cezch director Jires. Valerie unfolds like an especially odd and sometimes very scary dream. It's both beautiful and quite disturbing. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre [1974] Dir: Tobe Hooper A work of sheer, grinding, relentless, terror....
Having truly enjoyed several episodes from the first season of Mick Garris' horror anthology Masters of Horror , I was eagerly awaiting the followup. The first episode aired in October 2006, an adaptation of Ambrose Bierce's short story The Damned Thing , directed by none other than Tobe Hooper ( Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Lifeforce , and the Masters of Horror first season episode "Dance of the...
One of the few items on this blog as old as I am, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre has stood the test of time as one of the all-time great horror flicks. Though the film is 35 years old, it still remains as fresh to mine eyes as it did when I watched as a teenager. In fact, my admiration for the film has only grown. Part of this is the superb direction of Tobe Hooper, one of my favorite helmsman for this...
FSR's Editor takes a walk back into his own childhood to conquer the one movie that damaged him most as a young movielover, the Steven Spielberg produced, Tobe Hooper directed Poltergeist.
Five young adults run into a family of crazed cannibals in Tobe Hooper's classic horror inspired by the activities of Wisconsin serial killer Ed Gein. Rating:4.5
Best Homes Near Halloween Movies Countdown #14 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre #13 Evil Dead 2 There is always something unnerving about chainsaws. Maybe it is the sound that they make, the way that they cut through trees with ease, or the burley men that tend to use them. Numbers 14 and 13 on the Homes Near Halloween Movies Countdown are the alpha and omega of chainsaw movies: Texas Chainsaw Massacare...
With both Saw and Paranormal Activity out in theaters, FunnyOrDie has decided to create a funny mash-up parody called Paranormal Saw. Want the paranormal spookiness of Paranormal Activity, but without giving up the gore and mindgames of Saw? Then Paranormal Saw is just for you! When a young couple suspect a ghost in their house, they uncover a puppet with plans of his own. Watch Paranormal Saw after...
Should the father return home once again? It was announced a few weeks back that Twisted Pictures, the company behind Saw, had acquired the film rights to the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise from Platinum Dunes. Twisted is planning to create a new 3D film in the series that would be a contemporary reboot, throwing aside the recent two films that Platinum Dunes made and continuing on with a sequel...
As it stands, this is a rumor at best and, more accurately, an informed online endorsement that could easily pick up steam amongst horror fans and online. Either way, it's the weekend and the thought of Tobe Hooper, creator of Leatherface and director of 1974's The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and its huggable '86 sequel, revving horror's best 'saw again hadn't crossed my mind. It should have. According...