Sentences with phrase «horror classic take»

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We've found some dirty old secrets locked up in the basement of Stanley Kubrick's timeless take on the Stephen King horror classic, The Shining.

His 2006 project would be quite a departure from this sweet, poignant tale, as Schreiber took the role of Robert Thorne in John Moore's remake of the 1976 horror classic The Omen.

The plastic - looking CG effects are awful, taking away any of the mystery or horror that should of been created (give me classic horror effects, such as those recreated in Coppola's «Bram Stroker's Dracula»).

Having worked on such horror classics as Poltergeist and The Omen, I was expecting him to take the same approach — but with his current style of writing (which seems to change every 8 years or so).

Paul Cuisset, the man behind the rotoscoped classic Flashback, takes a turn at survival horror with Amy, a tale of post-global warming horror that charges you with protecting one very special little girl.

One of the many events that took place during the 2014 Cannes Film Festival was a special tribute screening of a 4K restored version of Tobe Hooper's horror classic The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.

Warner Bros has unveiled the first trailer for the new take on the horror classic It, adapted from Stephen King's novel, about the sadistic, evil clown who haunts a town in Maine and takes their children.

It's a big day for Andrés Muschietti's take on Stephen King's horror classic It.

Lost, Terriers, Heroes, and House M.D. director Tucker Gates will direct the pilot which serves as a prequel to Alfred Hitchcock's horror classic Psycho that will take us further behind the twisted relationship between future serial killer Norman Bates and his mother.

The Poltergeist reboot opens this Friday and press got a change to speak to actors Sam Rockwell, Rosemarie DeWitt and director Gil Kenan about this new take on the horror classic.

When looking back at the classic horror movies, it is hard not to take a look at Halloween.

In theaters everywhere is Fede Alvarez's remake of the Sam Raimi classic Evil Dead, starring a young new cast in an updated take on the cabin in the woods supernatural horror - thriller.

Horror is hot on television right now, with networks like A&E and NBC taking classic scary - cinema offerings like Psycho and Silence of the Lambs and converting them into successful series.

However, when the lid is taken off the coffin that will unleash a new series of classic Universal horror monsters for a rebooted «Mummy,» the striking music that issues forth isn't the kind of Tyler score we've come to know.

Warner Brothers released this promotional video in 1962 to take audiences behind - the - scenes of Robert Aldrich «s ambitious horror classic, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?.

Our Take: John Carpenter's The Thing is a cult classic horror film, and this prequel is basically going to tell us a story we already know the ending of.

Franck Kalafoun, charged with remaking the 1980 original that sadly underachieved when compared to the horror classics of the time, takes this POV of the killer idea and applies it to the entirety of his movie.

The wonderfully mad mind behind one of last year's very best indie horror offerings, Honeymoon, has been tapped to conjure a new take on 1996's witchcraft classic The Craft.

When you think of a modern day take on Stephen King's classic horror novel Carrie, the actress Judy Greer doesn't immediately come to mind.

At home, I took in some top - notch erotica, an Oscar - nominated documentary, a David Lynch mindf * ck, a faltering, gimmicky horror and a classic in the theater.

It may not have been the first movie to take a stab at Outer Space Horror but very few people could argue that Ridley Scott's classic isn't the apex of the entire sub-genre.

Filmmaker Dario Argento first tackled Suspiria in 1977, unveiling a colorful and disturbing horror classic, and Hollywood has been trying to crack a new take on Suspiria for a few years now.

Production is scheduled to begin this fall on director Gil Kenan's revisionist take on the 1982 horror classic.

The haunted house tale is said to be taking cues from classic horror films like The Haunting and The Shining it should be at the very least one of the more visually impressive films coming later this year.

Not a sequel, prequel or superhero film but a classic, Hitchcockian horror thriller won the weekend: A Quiet Place took first...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32Oym82CAlI Warner Brothers released this promotional video in 1962 to take audiences behind - the - scenes of Robert Aldrich's ambitious horror classic, What...

After their manipulation of horror conventions in As Above, So Below, No Escape takes the best elements of classic thrillers and turns in something unique.

The first trailer has arrived online for new TV show Damien, which is based on the classic 1976 horror film The Omen and stars Bradley James in the title role as the now - adult Antichrist; take a look after the official synopsis... The ten - episode «Damien» follows the adult life of Damien Thorn (James), the mysterious child -LSB-...]

It is an impressive feat, as Spring often seems on the brink of flinging itself into orbit at any minute, but the soulful and engaging turns from leads Lou Taylor Pucci and Nadia Hilker, and beautiful Italian vistas (fully taken advantage of through some gorgeous top down helicopter establishing shots) and some real confidence from Benson and Moorhead to stick to their guns makes Spring a unique and satisfying twist on both classic romance and old school body horror.

The secret - shrouded brainchild of producer J.J. Abrams, writer Drew Goddard, and director Matt Reeves, Cloverfield owes its first - person approach to 1999's shaky - cam horror classic The Blair Witch Project, a debt it repays by taking the technique places Blair Witch could never go.

You can slog through all seven - plus hours of «Penny Dreadful» without getting a sense that Logan has any particular emotional involvement in or new ideas about these classic horror stories (the vampire hiding from the light, the manmade pariah feeling the sting of unrequited affection) beyond the underlying assumption that the world is a cold and lonesome place and it behoves us to take love and friendship where we can get it.

In addition to putting the finishing touches on the remake of the horror classic Suspiria, with Chloë Grace Moretz and frequent collaborators Dakota Johnson and Tilda Swinton — set to debut next year — the director will take on the thriller Rio, with Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Williams, and Benedict Cumberbatch.

Gothic horror was in the air, you might say, in those days: Witness the roughly coeval resurgence of the genre at England's Hammer Films, with their muscular and bloody take on classic Universal monsters (Curse of Frankenstein, Horror of Dracula), as well as the cycle of gaudily decadent Edgar Allan Poe adaptations helmed by Roger Corman (House of Uhorror was in the air, you might say, in those days: Witness the roughly coeval resurgence of the genre at England's Hammer Films, with their muscular and bloody take on classic Universal monsters (Curse of Frankenstein, Horror of Dracula), as well as the cycle of gaudily decadent Edgar Allan Poe adaptations helmed by Roger Corman (House of UHorror of Dracula), as well as the cycle of gaudily decadent Edgar Allan Poe adaptations helmed by Roger Corman (House of Usher).

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They take «Get Out» seriously, because Peele, having laid the groundwork for the movie in multiple sketches on Comedy Central's «Key & Peele» that pulled humor out of racism, leaned into the horror classics that brought Grand Guignol wit to their dark themes: «Rosemary's Baby,» «The Stepford Wives,» and «Scream.»

That's fine, not every horror movie has to have a post-modern thesis but in that regard, Tragedy Girls has a lot more in common with classic kill - em - all slashers than the snarky self - aware fare that took over in the wake of Scream.

His early works were amazing takes on classic horror tropes, like vampires and zombies and werewolves.

I feel like there's so many works coming out that take characters from classic Victorian horror and bring them together and they always leave me think

Lauded for its largely unique contribution to the horror game genre, it eschews jumpscares for mounting tension and creative takes on classic horror tropes.

Garage is a top down shooter taking inspiration from B zombie movies and other classic horror movies.

It must be said that the developer clearly has his heart in the right place by trying to revive the classic style of survival horror in this way, but it takes more than copying a classic to make that happen.

I'm thinking classic House of the Dead though, with frights and horrors aplenty; whilst I loved House of the Dead: Overkill and its «B - movie» vibe, I'd rather have the «incredibly cheesy but takes itself seriously» feel of the original games.

We've seen the classic RPG return to the platform in half a dozen forms, the 4X strategy game find fresh new expression, and simulation - driven survival horror take centre stage.

Detention is fairly short, taking about four hours or so to complete, but those four hours are wrapped up in a horrific atmosphere and fantastic puzzle - solving gameplay that should delight fans of classic survival horror and horror adventure games.

«The Frankenstein Wars» takes the heritage of Mary Shelley's universal horror classic and combines it with some of the most outstanding historical figures such as Ada Lovelace or Napoleon Bonaparte.

Playing upon classic sci - fi horror tropes of old, Syndrome takes players to one of the most terrifying places in popular imagination: a dimly - lit, deserted spaceship, floating aimlessly in the unexplored realms of deep space.

Leon S. Kennedy's campaign takes you through a spooky cemetary, an oppresively dark catacombs and other similarly classic horror genre locations, and his more deliberate combat sequences make this feel the most like the classic Resident Evil 4.

Project Zero 2: Wii Edition comes as a remake of the classic survival horror game Project Zero II: Crimson Butterfly and sees players take on the role of Mio and explore a mysteriously curses village aided by Mio's twin sister, Mayu.

Taking a page out of Twin Peaks, The X-Files, and Stephen King, Alan Wake pays homage to classic kitsch horror, while also serving up its own blend of psychological terror.

I've been a huge Resident Evil fan for years, and despite being slightly disappointed with some of the more recent titles in the series, Resident Evil 7 was a true return to form that somehow managed to completely evolve how the game played whilst also taking it back to its classic survival horror roots.