Not much to say other than enjoy Part Four of Horror’s Not Dead’s 2008 Retrospective. Wasn’t a bad year, but now that all the major titles are in it, it wasn’t, as I like to say, good sex.
Part 1: January to March.
Part 2: April to June.
Part 3: July to September.
Part 4: October to December.
Part 5: Events.
Part 6: Awards. (coming)
We all do it and given how many dire movies I watch in pursuit of this site, I probably tend to do it more often than others. While I won’t review movies I haven’t seen from beginning to end, I’d at least like to give them their own special section of failure. Thus I introduce to you this fine tab of Movies I Quit, a work in progress that will chronicle what I started, but couldn’t bring myself to finish.
In this round:
Last Week in Horror was predisposed to minor updates of news already established. Survival horror game CLOCK TOWER is still looking to roll, this time with a PROM NIGHTer climbing the stairs. Danny Boyle mentions a 28 X LATER again. Minds behind the remake of MY BLOODY VALENTINE have already begun the mulling of a sequel. Give them some credit, normally in these situations the party line is a transparent, “No, of course we haven’t given any thought to a sequel, let’s see how the first one does.” At least they’re being honest.
I hadn’t heard of THE INTERVENTION, but its sharp looking poster led me through a few links, now logging the demonic possession story high on my list of films to pay attention to.
Oh, and in case you missed it, Ooohveh Bowl is still crazy.
