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6 October 2009 2:16 PM, PDT | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »

The superior stalker picture Midnight Movie is coming to Blu-ray next Tuesday, October 13 from the new Phase 4 distribution company, and we got ahold of an exclusive clip and the trailer to whet your appetite. You can see them both below, along with the disc contents.

Midnight Movie, about a group of filmgoers terrorized by the creator/star of the horror film they’re viewing (who emerges from the screen to slaughter them) is presented on the Blu-ray in 16x9 widescreen with DTS-hd 5.1 audio, plus the following extras:

Filmmaker/crew interviews Cast interviews Storyboards/FX featurette Additional scenes featurette Storyboards/additional shooting featurette (Blu-ray exclusive) Deleted scenes Outtakes Trailers In addition, “Be sure to check out the French dub,” director Jack Messitt tells Fango. “Hearing the killer speaking in French with that crazy reverb is pretty cool!” See our review of Midnight Movie here.  Also on Oct. 13, Phase 4 gives a Blu-ray debut to Killer Movie, »

- no-reply@fangoria.com (Michael Gingold)

7 July 2009 10:13 PM, PDT | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »

Body Count: Volume 13 Horror has seen its fair share of hacks. The genre may not necessarily have its roots in exploitation, but it didn't take hucksters long to figure out that you can make a simultaneously schlocky and profitable movie on whatever currency happens to be jingling around in your pocket. So for all the Tod Brownings, George Romeros and Alfred Hitchcocks out there, there's a Bruno Mattei. These clowns have crafted monstrously prolific careers by way of a long resume of catastrophic cinematic misfires. Italy has, per capita, more of these celluloid slinging jokers than anywhere else in the world but none are so horrifically misguided as Spain's own Jesus Franco. Franco, whose career began in 1959, has cranked out more than 200 films, the bulk of them produced in the 70's and 80's. The actual total of Franco pictures is completely unknown and has been estimated to land somewhere in the 250's. »

- Ricky

2 articles from 2009