Here's a fun little extra from True Blood: The Complete Fifth Season, out May 21. Russell Edgington (played by the enormously talented Denis O'Hare), takes his turn in the Authority Confessional to address the mysterious vampire institution and his thirst for faerie blood.
Most importantly, check out the ol' boy's luxurious hair.
Oh, man, we miss Russell already, Yes, he was a dangerous psychopath, but man, every time he was onscreen was pure gold. We're also hearing rumblings about S6 having serious problems (including playing Musical Showrunners) but hell, we're still gonna watch; guilty pleasure and all that. Plus, Joe Manganiello for Mrs. Horror Boom (hey, I'm not made of plastic, people)! Will probably rent the season just for the extras... RENT.
Remember that recent post from Variety? Well, speak of the devil (literally, in this franchise’s case; we have below the teaser trailer for REC 4: Apocalypse for your viewing pleasure. READ THE BELOW BEFORE WATCHING, THOUGH!
Warning re: this teaser…
1. It spoils the ending of REC (which, if you haven’t seen yet, you REALLY need to. Netflix has it …and it is in out personal Top Ten Scariest Movies Ever Made list. And that list was VERY hard to trim down).
2. It spoils the ending of REC 2. (Also worth seeing, unless you hated the first one… but I doubt you’d be here if you did)
3. There’s no new footage, but it is still scary as hell.
DO NOT WATCH THE TEASER IF YOU HAVen’T SEEN REC AND REC2 AND PLAN TO! YOU WILL THANK US LATER!
Otherwise… enjoy.
More plot details to follow… but it brings things back to Angela Vidale (“IT BEGAN WITH HER. IT ENDS WITH HER.”) and takes place shortly after the events of REC2.
Producer Adrian Guerra and film finance specialist Xavi Parache have teamed to create Oceano Media, a Barcelona-based financial broker and consultancy.
Move pairs two young movers and shakers on the Spanish film scene. Guerra most recently produced helmer Eugenio Mira’s “Grand Piano,” (pictured) starring Elijah Wood and John Cusack, which market preems at Cannes, sold by Solution Entertainment. Parache represents Paris bank Natixis Coficine, Europe’s biggest film lender, in Spain and Latin America.
WHUP! Did they say REC 4? There's even a teaser trailer for REC 4 Apocolysis (spelled that way for now ) out there; will try to find an embed-ible copy. It's not a prequel like REC 3, but instead gets back to the good stuff, old-skool: reporter Angela Vidale ...and the Medieros girl. Let's hope Javier Botet makes it in!
EDIT: We have the teaser trailer up right here!
Hey kiddies! This is my new project called PERSEPHONE, named after a figure from Greek mythology. Persephone was a nature goddess who became Queen of the Underworld after being abducted by Hades. The myth of her abduction represents her role as the personification of vegetation - which shoots forth in spring and withdraws into the earth in autumn. When she is in the Underworld we experience winter.
Trance is a dirty, messy little film. I'm not talking in terms of gore or graphic violence - although there is a surprising amount on display here. Instead, Trance feels like Danny Boyle is trying to get back in touch with his roots, the sort of stylishly shot, haphazardly structured and uncomfortably candid films from his earlier career. Boyle has, after all, gone from an underground…
"Trashy, pulpy charms," will guarantee a rental from us (and we're kind of sorry we missed it in theaters, too)!
And then there were these shots from the Red Band trailer:
Speaking of Mother’s Day, here’s one last themed treat. Someone on staff in the SNL writer’s room is a Grudge/Ju-On fan like we are! Yeah, we know Kayako isn’t a Korean water ghost*, doesn’t vomit up black goo and that it’s Sadako in The Ring that crawls out of the TV. We’d be pretty shitty J-Horror/K-Horror geeks if we didn’t get that right.
MOM! we were trying to watch that!
So what happens when the Disney Channel does a new show about two kids whose mom gets drowned by a jealous man when she’s visiting Korea? Hilarity ensues. Plus Kristen Wiig nails it!
Hey, watch it, mister.
Click the big red link below to watch the whole sketch (and see some very familiar moments). I couldn’t embed anything because, well, it’s Saturday Night Live which airs on NBC, and this isn’t going to pop up on You Tube any time soon.
Really, such a touching tribute to mama mothers all over the planet. What’s that you asked? Oh, of COURSE, it’s perfectly safe to watch with the sound cranked up all the way and the lights off! Maybe you should watch it, though, just to be safe, before you send a link to any of the people you usually send Mother’s Day cards to. Never hurts to double-check.
On second thought, your mom might not appreciate it. Happy Mama‘s Day!
From the Thai horror anthology “Die A Violent Death” (hint: this story does not end well for anyone involved)
This is a great one. I’d actually recommend watching the film first (about 9 minutes long) before the ‘behind the scenes’ material. Don’t even watch the trailer, just go in clean. Here’s how to watch it. Go to the official site via link below, scroll down a little, and there’s a link to watch it on Hulu (age verification required, or I’d link directly to Hulu).