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Ryan Gosling lines up zombie comedy movie – Yahoo News Australia
Ryan Gosling has been announced for a zombie comedy movie titled I Used to Eat Brains, Now I Eat Kale.The Barbie and The Fall Guy actor isn't yet confirmed to be starring in the movie, according to The Hollywood Reporter, but he is on board as a producer. He'll work alongside Jessie Henderson through their recently-launched company General Admission, marling the first film in the production banner...[Read More]
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Bloody Roguelike Zombie Survival Game ‘Ed-0: Zombie Uprising’ to Get Physical PS5 Release October 10th [Trailer] – Bloody Disgusting
If you’ve polished off Night Springs, the first expansion for Alan Wake II (which Aaron enjoyed), you’ll sadly have to wait a little bit for the second DLC in The Lake House, but it’ll be perfect for Halloween. Over on the Alan Wake II official site, Remedy has updated the game’s FAQ page to include more information about the upcoming physical edition of Alan Wake II, which will be coming via Limi...[Read More]
Community Blog – Top 5 Games That Promise To Give You Nightmares – Co-Optimus.com
Games can evoke all kinds of emotions. Each sub-genre has seen its fair share of experimentations with horror, which produced some of the most spine-chilling experiences we know today. Some of the earliest examples are in Resident Evil 1, released for Sony PlayStation 1 on March 22nd, 1996. At the time, it boasted great graphics, slow and terrifying gameplay, a fixed camera that added to the unner...[Read More]
Why a Shaun of the Dead reboot would “incense” Simon Pegg – BBC
Image source, Getty ImagesCharlotte Gallagher Culture reporterPublished7 July 2024Before Simon Pegg was Tom Cruise's right hand man in Mission Impossible he was known for his British comedy hits. Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World's End are called The Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy due to their repeated references about the ice cream. And like with any cult classic there are calls for sequ...[Read More]
Is The Walking Dead killing off zombie movies? – Yahoo News UK
People are throwing a lot of shade at The Walking Dead at the moment for various reasons. Viewer figures are dropping, long-time fans are threatening to walk away from the show and even legendary horror filmmakers are having a pop at AMC’s survival drama.George A. Romero has never been a fan of The Walking Dead TV show and has claimed that the show is stopping him from getting his own zombie movie...[Read More]
“I almost wet myself”: 12 Years On and 7 Days to Die Offers Players Terrifying New Experience in 1.0 Build – FandomWire
It’s been roughly 12 years since the Alpha version of 7 Days to Die was released on Steam, and now, finally, the game is all set to become a fully released title with the 1.0 update. Advertisement The Experimental update was rolled out recently on Steam for all the players, and it’s safe to say that players are loving it. A fan has pointed out that the changes to Hazmat Zombie have made the...[Read More]
Filmmakers and critics reveal the BEST horror movies this summer – Daily Mail
By J. Peterson For Dailymail.Com Published: 17:13 EDT, 5 July 2024 | Updated: 04:06 EDT, 6 July 2024
Simon Pegg would be ‘incensed’ if iconic 00s zombie movie was remade – Metro.co.uk
Simon Pegg is absolutely not on board with a Shaun of the Dead reboot (Picture: Rex)Simon Pegg has opened up about the incredible legacy that Shaun of the Dead has left, and why he would be ‘incensed’ by a possible reboot. The iconic horror comedy, also starring Bill Nighy, Nick Frost and Lucy Davis, was released in 2004, with Edgar Wright serving as director. The cult classic followed friends Sha...[Read More]
Will ‘The Walking Dead’ Really Become A Musical? – UPROXX
The Walking Dead might not seem like the best TV show to turn into a musical, but that’s what some said about Stranger Things and that seemed to turn out pretty well! The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live star Danai Gurira told SFX Magazine that she and TWD team were “actually chatting” about turning the popular franchise into a musical. Likely most good ideas, it began as a joke. “I was just jokin...[Read More]
Simon Pegg Explains Why We’ll Never Get a Sequel to Zombie Classic Shaun of the Dead – Syfy
It seems a return to the Winchester is not in the cards.Recently sitting down with The Hollywood Reporter to discuss his role as Hugh Campbell Sr. in Season 4 of The Boys, actor Simon Pegg stated quite plainly that he, Edgar Wright, and Nick Frost have no intention of making a sequel to their classic zombie comedy, Shaun of the Dead (own it now from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment)."I’m a bi...[Read More]
Simon Pegg Says He’ll Be ‘Incensed’ If ‘Shaun of the Dead’ Gets Remade: ‘So Disrespectful to the Original’ – PEOPLE
Twenty years after Shaun of the Dead, Simon Pegg is explaining why he and director Edgar Wright would not be on board with a remake or reboot. "I mean, Universal [Pictures] owns it. If they choose to reboot it then they can if they want, I guess. Although Edgar and I would be incensed," the actor, 54, told The Hollywood Reporter, while he spoke about the film's legacy and his current role on The ...[Read More]
Friday the 13th Part III (1982) – WTF Happened to This Horror Movie? – JoBlo.com
[embedded content] Its late summer in 1982 and you’ve seen the preview for Friday the 13th Part III, which told you a few things. The first piece of information that the preview had in store for you was that this was very much Jason’s movie. While Child’s Play would fully embrace the name change and just start using Chucky in the title, Friday the 13th would hang on to that particular superstitio...[Read More]