James Woolley, former keyboardist for the seminal industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails, died over the weekend. He was 50. "James passed away," Woolley’s ex-wife Kate Van Buren wrote on Facebook. "James worked hard and played hard with Nin. He brought coolness to playing keyboards, which isn't as easy to do as playing guitar or drums. Those years were truly magical and quite an adventure." Woolley first joined Trent Reznor’s group in 1991, playing on the inaugural Lollapalooza tour. He continued as part of the group through the Broken Ep and the quadruple platinum-selling LP, The Downward Spiral. For his work on Broken, Woolley earned a Grammy for Best Metal Performance. Woolley later earned a second Grammy for Best Metal Performance for his work on “Happiness in Slavery” at Woodstock '94. Former Nin bandmate and Filter frontman Richard Patrick wrote on Instagram, “I miss my buddy. #nin #gonetoosoon” Woolley is survived by his three children.
- 8/17/2016
- by David Eckstein
- Hitfix
Having weathered a public split, Jewel appears to have put the pieces back together: She's in a relationship and finally opening up about her new beau. "We've been together almost a year," the singer-songwriter says of football player boyfriend Charlie Whitehurst in the new issue of People. And while they've been dating for a considerable stretch, the Never Broken author - who is on her Picking Up the Pieces tour through May - says they made a point of keeping it under wraps in the beginning. "I was very slow about going public," says Jewel. "We're not people to go out on 'the scene.
- 5/6/2016
- by Jeff Nelson, @nelson_jeff
- PEOPLE.com
Having weathered a public split, Jewel appears to have put the pieces back together: She's in a relationship and finally opening up about her new beau. "We've been together almost a year," the singer-songwriter says of football player boyfriend Charlie Whitehurst in the new issue of People. And while they've been dating for a considerable stretch, the Never Broken author - who is on her Picking Up the Pieces tour through May - says they made a point of keeping it under wraps in the beginning. "I was very slow about going public," says Jewel. "We're not people to go out on 'the scene.
- 5/6/2016
- by Jeff Nelson, @nelson_jeff
- PEOPLE.com
It's been only one episode since Carol told Rick that he needed to solve Jessie's spousal abuse problem by offing her horrid husband, and that plot accelerated into overdrive during this week's installment of "The Walking Dead," titled "Try."
No, Rick didn't actually kill Pete, but the two men had a gnarly fistfight that started in Jessie and Pete's house, smashed out their front window, and continued onto the streets of Alexandria, where everyone looked on in horror as the two men rolled around and beat each other to a bloody pulp. Earlier, Rick confronted Jessie with his knowledge of Pete's abuse, and while the woman initially rebuffed Rick's offers of help, skeptical of his motivations, she eventually relented when she realized that the constable's crush on her was more than just puppy love. And while Rick letting Little Rick guide his desire to separate Jessie and Pete may have...
No, Rick didn't actually kill Pete, but the two men had a gnarly fistfight that started in Jessie and Pete's house, smashed out their front window, and continued onto the streets of Alexandria, where everyone looked on in horror as the two men rolled around and beat each other to a bloody pulp. Earlier, Rick confronted Jessie with his knowledge of Pete's abuse, and while the woman initially rebuffed Rick's offers of help, skeptical of his motivations, she eventually relented when she realized that the constable's crush on her was more than just puppy love. And while Rick letting Little Rick guide his desire to separate Jessie and Pete may have...
- 3/23/2015
- by Katie Roberts
- Moviefone
There have been some really well-chosen songs used in this season of The Walking Dead, but there was no more apt way to open "Try" than with Nine Inch Nails' "Somewhat Damaged."
The episode began with the aftermath of Aiden's (Daniel Bonjour) death, which was partly due to his own stupidity and unwillingness to listen – a fairly common disease among the population of Alexandria. Carol (Melissa McBride) tried to make nice by leaving a tuna casserole on the Monroes' doorstep with a note that read, "We're truly sorry for your loss." Deanna (Tovah Feldshuh) left the casserole and brought...
The episode began with the aftermath of Aiden's (Daniel Bonjour) death, which was partly due to his own stupidity and unwillingness to listen – a fairly common disease among the population of Alexandria. Carol (Melissa McBride) tried to make nice by leaving a tuna casserole on the Monroes' doorstep with a note that read, "We're truly sorry for your loss." Deanna (Tovah Feldshuh) left the casserole and brought...
- 3/23/2015
- by Amanda Michelle Steiner, @amandamichl
- People.com - TV Watch
We're back with another installment of Radio 66.6! This week features the latest news, music, videos and tour dates from the likes of Nine Inch Nails, Metallica, Soundgarden, Arch Enemy, AFI, Motorhead, Lacuna Coil, Against Me, Memphis May Fire, Down, Eyehategod and more. Don't touch that dial.
News
Arch Enemy vocalist Angela Gossow has left the band to focus on her band management. She has been replaced by Alissa White-Gluz, previously of The Agonist. The band's new album, War Eternal, will be released on June via Century Media Records.
Iggy Pop & The Stooges drummer Scott Asheton passed away Saturday night at the age of 64. Rest in peace.
Music
AFI members Davey Havok and Jade Puget have started a straight edge hardcore band called Xtrmst. Listen to their debut Ep here.
Stream Memphis May Fire's new album, Unconditional, here. It comes out March 25 via Rise Records.
Listen to a new Down song...
News
Arch Enemy vocalist Angela Gossow has left the band to focus on her band management. She has been replaced by Alissa White-Gluz, previously of The Agonist. The band's new album, War Eternal, will be released on June via Century Media Records.
Iggy Pop & The Stooges drummer Scott Asheton passed away Saturday night at the age of 64. Rest in peace.
Music
AFI members Davey Havok and Jade Puget have started a straight edge hardcore band called Xtrmst. Listen to their debut Ep here.
Stream Memphis May Fire's new album, Unconditional, here. It comes out March 25 via Rise Records.
Listen to a new Down song...
- 3/19/2014
- by Alex DiVincenzo
- DreadCentral.com
About a month ago I shared some awesome news about the return of a rare, nearly forgotten collaboration between two giants from the golden era of industrial music: the Ep Recoiled, featuring tracks from the classic Nine Inch Nails albums Broken and The Downward Spiral, retooled with ominous intent by occult-themed experimental music pioneers Coil. Recoiled was finally picked up for official release via UK label Cold Spring, who released it to hungry fans this week. Described as “a rambunctious alchemy of magical Coil sensibilities and hi-tech (circa '90s) home mixing techniques,” the remix sessions that would eventually spawn Recoiled first reached fans' ears as a bundle of four tracks, offered via Nin fan forums as the download-only Ep Uncoiled. They involved raw tracks from the original Spiral and Broken mixes recorded by Nin's Trent Reznor, who delivered them on Dat tape to Coil's Peter “Sleazy” Christopherson (also...
- 2/26/2014
- by Gregory Burkart
- FEARnet
In the golden era of industrial music, two legends of the genre teamed up to remix a set of tracks from Nine Inch Nails' iconic early releases, Broken and The Downward Spiral. Back then, Nin's Trent Reznor frequently collaborated with members of the pioneering UK group Coil – including John Balance, Peter "Sleazy" Christopherson and Danny Hyde – and Reznor even worked behind the camera with Christopherson (shown below, on left) for the controversial mock-snuff-porn video known by fans simply as “The Broken Movie,” which is still horrifying unprepared viewers today. Christopherson and Balance have since departed this world, but their creative touch lives on in this collection of remixes from Cold Spring Records. While the tracks were never officially released, many were discovered and compiled by Nin forum members for the digital Ep Uncoiled, and they've now been remastered for CD and vinyl, along with a never-before-heard remix of “Eraser” from the same sessions.
- 1/25/2014
- by Gregory Burkart
- FEARnet
Continuing the beautiful friendship that began with The Social Network and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, Trent Reznor has just revealed that he and Atticus Ross will be reteaming with director David Fincher on the forthcoming Gone Girl. Reznor broke the news on Twitter last night, as an aside to the announcement of a new Nine Inch Nails Ep. Monsieur, you are spoiling us!The Social Network's Oscar, and Golden Globes for both that and Dragon Tattoo, might have indicated a fulfilling new career path for Reznor, but this is the first soundtrack we've heard from him since the latter. There was a brief moment where he looked like he might collaborate with Timur Bekmambetov on Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, but it soon passed. There have been various short film projects since, but in terms of features he still seems solely interested in working for Fincher.Ross, meanwhile,...
- 1/22/2014
- EmpireOnline
Remember when that new show from J.J. Abrams and J.H. (Joel) Wyman (Fringe) was coming up some time in the future? The future is finally almost here, with Almost Human hitting the airwaves in just a few weeks. In support of the new show, stars Karl Urban (Star Trek Into Darkness, Dredd) and Michael Ealy (FlashForward, Common Law) took some questions from the press earlier this week, and J.J. Abrams and J.H. Wyman shot some featurettes.
We have those featurettes for you right here and now, followed by Urban’s and Ealy’s reply to SciFiMafia.com‘s question, followed by the rest of the press call transcript, for those of you who just can’t get enough Almost Human goodness. Enjoy!
Featurette: Almost Human – Brave New World (J.J. Abrams & J.H. Wyman)
Featurette: Almost Human – Broken Heroes (J.J. Abrams & J.H. Wyman)
Featurette: Almost Human – Light in the Darkness (J.J. Abrams...
We have those featurettes for you right here and now, followed by Urban’s and Ealy’s reply to SciFiMafia.com‘s question, followed by the rest of the press call transcript, for those of you who just can’t get enough Almost Human goodness. Enjoy!
Featurette: Almost Human – Brave New World (J.J. Abrams & J.H. Wyman)
Featurette: Almost Human – Broken Heroes (J.J. Abrams & J.H. Wyman)
Featurette: Almost Human – Light in the Darkness (J.J. Abrams...
- 10/17/2013
- by Erin Willard
- ScifiMafia
As a passionate fan of Trent Reznor's music for nearly a quarter-century, I knew this review would be quite an undertaking, but now the time has come to step up and swing. My initial thrill came early this year, when Nine Inch Nails' founder announced that his legendary band would not only be returning to the stage in 2013 after a four-year hiatus (and five years away from the studio), but had already been at work on the new album Hesitation Marks, so the excitement and anticipation was understandably high. The title, which refers to the tenuous flesh wounds made by someone contemplating suicide, suggested we were about to visit another very dark corner of Reznor's psyche – an idea reinforced by the return of mixed media artist Russell Mills, who created the cover for the band's darkest, most emotionally devastating album The Downward Spiral. But then came that inevitable...
- 9/4/2013
- by Gregory Burkart
- FEARnet
This Monday, A&E's sun and sin-soaked The Glades kicks off its fourth season and star Jordan Wall (who plays the overzealous Daniel Green) assembled an exclusive playlist for ETonline!
Although the show's setting plays host to a whole lotta murders, in reality, we still dream of visiting Florida's Glades!
Jordan Wall's Gotta Getaway Playlist
1. When I Come Around - Green Day
Favorite song by my favorite band. It was the first music video I ever saw, really welcoming me into the whole MTV generation. The repetitive riff in the track is so simple, yet so intoxicating, reeling you right in within the opening seconds.
2. Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in My Hand - Primitive Radio Gods
The perfect blend of melody and lyric, which never fails to affect me on some level no matter how many times I listen to it. It is the ultimate example of music and poetry being linked...
Although the show's setting plays host to a whole lotta murders, in reality, we still dream of visiting Florida's Glades!
Jordan Wall's Gotta Getaway Playlist
1. When I Come Around - Green Day
Favorite song by my favorite band. It was the first music video I ever saw, really welcoming me into the whole MTV generation. The repetitive riff in the track is so simple, yet so intoxicating, reeling you right in within the opening seconds.
2. Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in My Hand - Primitive Radio Gods
The perfect blend of melody and lyric, which never fails to affect me on some level no matter how many times I listen to it. It is the ultimate example of music and poetry being linked...
- 5/23/2013
- Entertainment Tonight
Composer Atticus Ross, best known for his and Trent Reznor’s Oscar-winning score for The Social Network and his masterful work on The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and The Book of Eli, as curated a playlist sharing his musical inspiration behind the soundtrack for Broken City – which we’ve reviewed right here.
The playlist is below, followed by the embedded Rdio player so you can listen to the album in full right here on Blogomatic3000.
Broken City follows a disgraced ex-cop turned private detective (Mark Walhberg) who uncovers a much grander scandal when he’s double-crossed by the mayor of New York (Russell Crowe).
Ross takes us along this action-packed journey with music that builds an equally compelling sound narrative, bookending the playlist with David Bowie tracks and sprinkling his own signature haunting sound from the film in between.
1. David Bowie – Heroes
2. Tangerine Dream – Love on a Real Train (Risky Business)
3. Atticus Ross,...
The playlist is below, followed by the embedded Rdio player so you can listen to the album in full right here on Blogomatic3000.
Broken City follows a disgraced ex-cop turned private detective (Mark Walhberg) who uncovers a much grander scandal when he’s double-crossed by the mayor of New York (Russell Crowe).
Ross takes us along this action-packed journey with music that builds an equally compelling sound narrative, bookending the playlist with David Bowie tracks and sprinkling his own signature haunting sound from the film in between.
1. David Bowie – Heroes
2. Tangerine Dream – Love on a Real Train (Risky Business)
3. Atticus Ross,...
- 1/18/2013
- by Phil
- Nerdly
By now, if you made the smart choice this weekend, you're thinking to yourself, "damn, 'Cabin In The Woods' was a nice fucking surprise!" An atypical horror film to say the least writer/producer Joss Whedon and director Drew Goddard likely blew a lot of minds this weekend.
However, you might be thinking to yourself. Wait, there's no soundtrack, other than the score by David Julyan of course, and what were all those songs featured in the movie? Well, don't worry, we got you. While no soundtrack disc was released, and curiously enough, the song in the trailer that people dig so much, "Young Blood" by Naked and Famous isn't featured in the deconstructed horror, the film features a vast and eclectic mix of music that includes heavier artists like Nine Inch Nails (from the <i>Broken</i> Ep back in '92), Switchfoot, Eagles of Death Metal and Iggy Pop, but isn't...
However, you might be thinking to yourself. Wait, there's no soundtrack, other than the score by David Julyan of course, and what were all those songs featured in the movie? Well, don't worry, we got you. While no soundtrack disc was released, and curiously enough, the song in the trailer that people dig so much, "Young Blood" by Naked and Famous isn't featured in the deconstructed horror, the film features a vast and eclectic mix of music that includes heavier artists like Nine Inch Nails (from the <i>Broken</i> Ep back in '92), Switchfoot, Eagles of Death Metal and Iggy Pop, but isn't...
- 4/16/2012
- by The Playlist
- The Playlist
Most moviegoers can agree on one thing: there were way too many movies this year. If you’re (un)fortunate enough to live in New York, you had the opportunity to see around 600 new features come and go; the rest of us didn’t get that many fewer. That means that anyone who’s been put in a position to make a top 10 (or top 15, or top 20…) had to make some sad cuts. So we thought it appropriate to highlight some of the year’s most memorable individual moments, scenes, and sequences, from movies that may or may not have made our individual year-end lists. Some were from movies we didn’t love; some are from movies we didn’t even like, but all stood out. Which is no small feat considering just how insane the release calendar has become.
We are keeping out credit sequences since we feel it is an artform in itself,...
We are keeping out credit sequences since we feel it is an artform in itself,...
- 12/22/2011
- by Ricky
- SoundOnSight
Rolling Stone heard four new songs, which seem to draw from the past while still pushing the envelope.
By MTV News Staff Report
Lady Gaga
Photo: Michael Caulfield/ Getty Images
Hours before reviving her long-running Monster Ball Tour in Atlantic City, New Jersey, recently, Lady Gaga gave Rolling Stone magazine a sneak peek at four songs off her upcoming Born This Way album ... and from the sound of things, she's not only pushing the boundaries, she's borrowing from some of the best in the business.
For example, E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons, who lends his prodigious skronk to a pair of the songs — "Edge of Glory" and "Hair" — or Nine Inch Nails, circa Trent Reznor's Broken era (on "Hair," which also apparently draws inspiration from '80s singer Pat Benatar's "We Belong" and the inspirational, all-encompassing lyrics of LG's own "Born This Way"). Another song, "Judas," which...
By MTV News Staff Report
Lady Gaga
Photo: Michael Caulfield/ Getty Images
Hours before reviving her long-running Monster Ball Tour in Atlantic City, New Jersey, recently, Lady Gaga gave Rolling Stone magazine a sneak peek at four songs off her upcoming Born This Way album ... and from the sound of things, she's not only pushing the boundaries, she's borrowing from some of the best in the business.
For example, E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons, who lends his prodigious skronk to a pair of the songs — "Edge of Glory" and "Hair" — or Nine Inch Nails, circa Trent Reznor's Broken era (on "Hair," which also apparently draws inspiration from '80s singer Pat Benatar's "We Belong" and the inspirational, all-encompassing lyrics of LG's own "Born This Way"). Another song, "Judas," which...
- 2/22/2011
- MTV Music News
Activision and the "Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock" team paced themselves publicizing the full set list of more than 90 tracks that's slated to appear in the game, but they've put it all out there as of this week, and before you even make it to Soundgarden's full "Telephantasm" album that's coming bundled in the first shipment of units, you'll have a long list of core game tunes to thrash through including The Hives' "Tick Tick Boom" and multiple Megadeth and Rush numbers.
"We engaged our fans to find out what they really wanted and then hand-picked over 90 tracks that deliver the ultimate rock experience," Guitar Hero vice president of music affairs Tim Riley said in a press release. "From the new guitar controller to the gameplay to the on-disc set list, 'Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock' is truly a return to rock."
Here's what you'll have to play over the...
"We engaged our fans to find out what they really wanted and then hand-picked over 90 tracks that deliver the ultimate rock experience," Guitar Hero vice president of music affairs Tim Riley said in a press release. "From the new guitar controller to the gameplay to the on-disc set list, 'Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock' is truly a return to rock."
Here's what you'll have to play over the...
- 8/18/2010
- by Brian Warmoth
- MTV Multiplayer
Activision and Neversoft haven't publicized all of the "90 plus" tracks it's promised for "Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock" yet, but they have gotten about two thirds of the way there since our last update. Rush fans should be especially pleased by the list after the jump, which contains every track confirmed thus far.
Hard rock is making a comeback in this game. Drum controllers may take a beating, though. Here's what you can look forward to:
• A Perfect Circle - "The Outsider"
• AFI - "Dancing Through Sunday"
• Alice Cooper - "No More Mr. Nice Guy"
• Alter Bridge - "Ties That Bind"
• Anthrax - "Indians"
• Atreyu - "Ravenous"
• Avenged Sevenfold - "Bat Country"
• Bad Brains - "Re-Ignition (Live)"
• Black Sabbath - "Children of the Grave"
• Blue Oyster Cult - "Burnin' For You"
• Bush - "Machinehead"
• Buzzcocks - "What Do I Get?"
• Children of Bodom - "If You Want Peace... Prepare For...
Hard rock is making a comeback in this game. Drum controllers may take a beating, though. Here's what you can look forward to:
• A Perfect Circle - "The Outsider"
• AFI - "Dancing Through Sunday"
• Alice Cooper - "No More Mr. Nice Guy"
• Alter Bridge - "Ties That Bind"
• Anthrax - "Indians"
• Atreyu - "Ravenous"
• Avenged Sevenfold - "Bat Country"
• Bad Brains - "Re-Ignition (Live)"
• Black Sabbath - "Children of the Grave"
• Blue Oyster Cult - "Burnin' For You"
• Bush - "Machinehead"
• Buzzcocks - "What Do I Get?"
• Children of Bodom - "If You Want Peace... Prepare For...
- 7/29/2010
- by Brian Warmoth
- MTV Multiplayer
In this media-saturated age, it's getting harder and harder to shock people, especially with music videos. But every once in a while, a clip comes along that really turns heads and gets the band in question a load of (perhaps unwanted) attention. Such is the case with Florida pop-punkers Mayday Parade, whose video for "Kids in Love" has raised a whole lot of eyebrows with its graphic depictions of sex, drug use and violence. The video — which somewhat resembles the "Europe montage" from "The Rules of Attraction" — has been banned from YouTube and has also earned the group a bit of backlash from their fans, who have called it "pointlessly explicit." "The negative reaction, it bothers me," Mayday Parade frontman Derek Sanders told MTV News' James Montgomery on Wednesday (April 28). "I hate to see people say they've lost respect for us or that they're no longer going to be fans of our band,...
- 4/29/2010
- by Kyle Anderson
- MTV Newsroom
Let the Cure, Korn and Nine Inch Nails give you nightmares this holiday, in Bigger Than the Sound.
By James Montgomery
The Cure's Robert Smith
Photo: Michael Tran/FilmMagic
If you're like me, you'll probably be spending Halloween hiding in your closet from pagans (seriously, have you ever seen the Nic Cage version of "The Wicker Man"?!?) and the day after Halloween cleaning up the eggs those pagans decided to throw at your house.
Even without the egg-tossing polytheists, Halloween is totally terrifying. The apples stuffed with razorblades, the candy corn, the sexy Ghostbusters — it's like every childhood trauma rolled into one miserable, macabre holiday. And while, in previous years, I'd spend the night quaking in my Snuggie, this Halloween is gonna be different. Rather than hide from my fears, I've decided to embrace them (my mom says it's Ok).
So to thoroughly up the spooky, I've created a list...
By James Montgomery
The Cure's Robert Smith
Photo: Michael Tran/FilmMagic
If you're like me, you'll probably be spending Halloween hiding in your closet from pagans (seriously, have you ever seen the Nic Cage version of "The Wicker Man"?!?) and the day after Halloween cleaning up the eggs those pagans decided to throw at your house.
Even without the egg-tossing polytheists, Halloween is totally terrifying. The apples stuffed with razorblades, the candy corn, the sexy Ghostbusters — it's like every childhood trauma rolled into one miserable, macabre holiday. And while, in previous years, I'd spend the night quaking in my Snuggie, this Halloween is gonna be different. Rather than hide from my fears, I've decided to embrace them (my mom says it's Ok).
So to thoroughly up the spooky, I've created a list...
- 10/28/2009
- MTV Music News
Chicago – Lionsgate and After Dark Films’ recently released their third collection of “8 Films to Die For” and this year proved to be the most uninspiring octet to date. With fewer risks taken than the last two years and less extreme failures or successes, “After Dark Horrorfest III” is terrifyingly dull.
Overall DVD Rating: 2.0/5.0 What makes this year’s collection rather forgettable is the lack of extremes on either side of the rating spectrum. The first two years produced some truly excellent genre gems including “Borderland,” “The Hamiltons,” and “The Abandoned.” At the same time, movies like “Dead Lake,” “Undead,” and “Nightmare Man” should be buried in a deep hole and never see the light of day again.
I have to admit that I liked the variety in quality of the last two years more than this year, when nearly every film registered as forgettable more than good or bad. There was one notable standout,...
Overall DVD Rating: 2.0/5.0 What makes this year’s collection rather forgettable is the lack of extremes on either side of the rating spectrum. The first two years produced some truly excellent genre gems including “Borderland,” “The Hamiltons,” and “The Abandoned.” At the same time, movies like “Dead Lake,” “Undead,” and “Nightmare Man” should be buried in a deep hole and never see the light of day again.
I have to admit that I liked the variety in quality of the last two years more than this year, when nearly every film registered as forgettable more than good or bad. There was one notable standout,...
- 4/23/2009
- by adam@hollywoodchicago.com (Adam Fendelman)
- HollywoodChicago.com
Rock band Nine Inch Nails will temporarily withdraw from music industry after their upcoming tour is wrapped up, so frontman Trent Reznor confirms. Plotting to hit the road with Jane's Addiction, they promise to bring "much more raw, spontaneous and less scripted" gigs.
"In Nin world, 2009 marks the 20th anniversary of our first releases. I've been thinking for some time now it's time to make Nin disappear for a while," Reznor writes on the band's official website. "Last year's 'Lights in the Sky' tour was something I'm quite proud of and seems like the culmination of what I could pull off in terms of an elaborate production."
"It was also quite difficult to pull off technically and physically night after night and left us all a bit dazed," Reznor furthermore adds. "After some thought, we decided to book a last run of shows across the globe this year. The approach...
"In Nin world, 2009 marks the 20th anniversary of our first releases. I've been thinking for some time now it's time to make Nin disappear for a while," Reznor writes on the band's official website. "Last year's 'Lights in the Sky' tour was something I'm quite proud of and seems like the culmination of what I could pull off in terms of an elaborate production."
"It was also quite difficult to pull off technically and physically night after night and left us all a bit dazed," Reznor furthermore adds. "After some thought, we decided to book a last run of shows across the globe this year. The approach...
- 2/17/2009
- by AceShowbiz.com
- Aceshowbiz
Chicago – The third installment of “After Dark Horrorfest” launches this week at the AMC Barrington 30 and AMC Pipers Alley in Chicago and other theaters around the country. After Dark sent over the details on the eight movies that are “to die for” this year - “Autopsy,” “The Broken,” “The Butterfly Effect: Revelation,” “Dying Breed,” From Within,” “Perkins’ 14,” “Slaughter,” and “Voices”.
Horror fans will tell you that the “After Dark Horrorfest” always produces an interesting movie or two, including the first year’s excellent “The Hamiltons” and the great “Borderland” from last year.
What will be this year’s horrific diamond in the rough? Will it be the second sequel to “The Butterfly Effect”? The Asian horror of “Voices”? The sick-looking Robert Patrick in “Autopsy”? Find out for yourself on Friday.
The official synopsis for each film follows, plus the official schedule and 20 images from the movies.
“Autopsy”: A young...
Horror fans will tell you that the “After Dark Horrorfest” always produces an interesting movie or two, including the first year’s excellent “The Hamiltons” and the great “Borderland” from last year.
What will be this year’s horrific diamond in the rough? Will it be the second sequel to “The Butterfly Effect”? The Asian horror of “Voices”? The sick-looking Robert Patrick in “Autopsy”? Find out for yourself on Friday.
The official synopsis for each film follows, plus the official schedule and 20 images from the movies.
“Autopsy”: A young...
- 12/30/2008
- by adam@hollywoodchicago.com (Adam Fendelman)
- HollywoodChicago.com
Check out a brand new movie poster from the upcoming horror film “The Broken” by director Sean Ellis (Cashback) and starring Lena Headey (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Laid to Rest), Richard Jenkins (The Tale of Despereaux) and Asier Newman. Synopsis: On a busy street in London, Gina thinks she sees herself drive past in her own car. Stunned by this strange event, Gina follows the mystery woman up to her apartment. From here, events take an eerie turn for the worse until Gina’s awareness slides from solid reality into a world that will haunt more than just her nightmares. Stay tuned to Toxic Shock for the latest movie news and posters from “The Broken”...
- 11/12/2008
- by Brian Corder
- ShockYa
It was officially announced today by CEO Courtney Solomon that After Dark Films has acquired the rights to showcase Adam Gieraschs Autopsy and Jody Dwyers Aussie horror pic Dying Breed as part of its After Dark Horrorfest series. The Horrorfest lineup is nearly complete with the five previously announced titles being The Broken, The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelation, From Within, Perkins' 14 and Slaughter. Adam Gierasch directed Autopsy, from a script he wrote with Jace Anderson and E.L. Katz. Adam and Jace previously collaborated as writers on the Dario Argento film, Mother of Tears, and are currently in production on Night of the Demons that Adam is directing. Autopsy stars Robert Patrick (Balls of Fury, Terminator 2), Jessica Lowndes (90210) and Jenette Goldstein (Aliens) with Ross McCall (Band of Brothers). Jessica Horowitz, Steve Markoff, Bruce McNall and Warren Zide produced. More inside....
- 10/28/2008
- bloody-disgusting.com
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