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8 September 2009 1:50 PM, PDT | bloody-disgusting.com | See recent Bloody-Disgusting.com news »

We got some pretty rad news for you guys this afternoon as Bloody Disgusting got the exclusive news that Sony's Columbia Pictures has acquired the original spec horror action script Supermax from actor/writers Christopher Allen Nelson (Kill Bill Vol. 2, The Dead Girl, The Tripper, Criminal Minds) and Mitch Rouse (Strangers With Candy, Employee of the Month, Reno 911). "Supermax" takes place in a Maximum Security Prison for the Super-Natural as a skilled guard must join forces with a lethal inmate after a riot ensues in order to fight his way through various monsters and mad-men in order to survive. The script was acquired for a reported six figures. For those of you who don't know Chris Nelson, his background began in special FX as he's worked on over 35 movies including Return of the Living Dead II, Bordello of Blood, Nightwatch, Species II, Constantine, Sin City, among many others. »

7 April 2009 1:57 PM, PDT | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »

As Fangoria celebrates it’s 30th Anniversary this year, some longtime friends of the magazine are celebrating their own anniversary. On May 12th, Megaforce Records will be celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Fistful Of Metal, the 1984 debut from Anthrax. Rock and Horror are a match made in heaven hell, and few bands have quite the association with the genre (and Fangoria) as Anthrax.

As the special-edition release of their first album approaches, and with their first studio album in six years, Worship Music (their first with vocalist Dan Nelson) due out this Fall, Fango caught up with members of the band to talk music, and of course, talk horror.

In the first part of Fangoria Musick’s exclusive interviews, James Zahn talks with Anthrax guitarist and lyricist Scott Ian.

Fangoria: You guys have a long history with horror, and with Fango, going back to our original editor Bob Martin appearing »

25 February 2009 9:06 PM, PST | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Dead Of Night, the film version of Tiziano Sclavi’s Dylan Dog comics, begins shooting today in New Orleans. Tmnt’s Kevin Munroe is directing, with Superman Returns’ Brandon Routh (pictured below) starring as Dylan Dog, an investigator into cases involving zombies, vampires and other supernatural creatures.

Drac Studios, the FX company run by Greg Cannom (who just won an Oscar for The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button) that did the special makeup for the soon-to-open Watchmen, is handling the creature work for the $20-million Dead Of Night. Scripted by Joshua Oppenheimer and Thomas Dean Donnelly (whose credits include Sahara and, um, A Sound Of Thunder), the movie switches locales from Britain, as seen in Sclavi’s comics, to the Louisiana bayou. Gilbert Adler, reuniting with Routh from Superman, is producing along with Hyde Park’s Ashok Amritraj and Platinum Studios’ Scott Mitchell Rosenberg; Adler »

3 articles from 2009