“Dick said to me: ‘There must be nothing in this movie that you can’t believe is [real] – the whole force of this movie is going to be the critical mass of a man’s paranoia coming to be realised as actual,’” recalled The Omen scribe David Seltzer regarding director Richard Donner’s intentions for the 1976
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Set in a remote area of Scotland, Neil Marshall’s Dog Soldiers follows a group of soldiers who find themselves facing an unusual enemy while on a training exercise. This foe is fierce, ferocious and looks like a big, feral dog. Also, if you get bit, you seem to become a lot less like yourself during
Listen up horror fans! To celebrate the release of Giles Alderson’s The Dare, we have an epic horror bundle of DVDs to give away! Starring Richard Brake (3 From Hell, Mandy), The Dare follows Jay (Bart Edwards) who’s family night takes a brutal twist when he is kidnapped, waking up chained to the wall of
We absolutely love Train To Busan and Seoul Station here at SciFiNow, so we couldn’t be more excited to share the new trailer for writer and director Yeon Sang-ho’s final instalment of his zombie trilogy with Peninsula… <span data-mce-type=”bookmark” style=”display: inline-block; width: 0px; overflow: hidden; line-height: 0;” class=”mce_SELRES_start”></span>Here’s the synopsis for the thrilling sequel… Four
“It was kind of miraculous that I ended up being in the film at all,” chuckles Sharlto Copley, thinking back to the creation of 2009’s scrappy, surprise sci-fi hit District 9. Whenever talk turns to how director Neill Blomkamp brought this politically charged tale of alien and human strife in Johannesburg to life – and
District 9 is debuting on 4k Ultra HD this month and to celebrate we have a copy of the movie to give away! Released back in 2009, District 9 plunged us into a world where the aliens have landed… only to be exiled to a slum on the fringes of Johannesburg. Now, one lone human
From between the comic book pages, to their on-screen debuts, some duos are just so legendary you never forget them. Ahead of all new interactive film Batman: Death in the Family, featuring the infamous pairing of Batman and Robin, we wanted to bring you a roundup of well-known duos that originated in comics… Batman And
A twisted tale of torture and bloody revenge, The Dare will be exploding onto screens this October and to give you a taster, we have an exclusive clip of the film to share with you! A creepy story told by kids around a campfire turns sinister in our exclusive clip of The Dare. Check it
Loosely based on the pulp novel The Space Vampires by Leicester-born author Colin Wilson, Tobe Hooper’s Lifeforce was deemed to be a surefire bet for summer box office success in 1985. Backed by a mind-blowing budget that totalled $25 million (considerably more than was afforded to some of the year’s biggest hits, including Back To
Wondering what exactly went into making the cult classic I Spit On Your Grave? Well wonder no more with a documentary soon to be released for the first time in the UK, Growing Up With I Spit On Your Grave. Due out this October, here is a clip from the documentary exclusive to SciFiNow… <span
Director: Makoto Shinkai Writer: Makoto Shinkai Cast: Kotaro Daigo, Nana Mori, Shun Oguri Distributor: Anime Ltd Director Makoto Shinkai certainly seems to have found his niche in filmmaking – tending to base his more recent works around teen-led stories with a fantastical edge. His greatest success to date was 2016’s highly acclaimed Your Name, breaking
With Your Name, anime writer-director Makoto Shinkai went from cult favourite to award-winning internationally acclaimed household name. The film went beyond the arthouse and found a massive audience, even becoming Japan’s highest grossing anime movie. For his follow-up, Shinkai has delivered Weathering With You: the story of Morishima, a teenage runaway in Tokyo. He finds
The Brood is the brainchild of writer-director David Cronenberg. Over forty years on it arguably remains the former body horror director’s most personal movie. It concerns the struggles of a divorced father to protect his six-year-old daughter, by uncovering the unorthodox treatments being administered upon his institutionalised ex-wife and how this could all be connected
A Trip To The Moon [Le Voyage dans la Lune] by pioneering filmmaker Georges Méliès is having a special release from Arrow Academy, and you could be in with a chance of winning a copy with our latest competition! Loosely based on the writings of Jules Verne, A Trip To The Moon follows a group
Don’t open the door… but do enter our competition to win a limited edition Blu-ray of Bryan Bertino’s 2008 home invasion horror The Strangers! After a proposal gone wrong at a friend’s wedding, what should have been a romantic getaway for Kristen and James is disturbed by a 4am knock on the door and a
Exploring the brittle barrier that separates the living from the dead, The Deeper You Dig is a dark and unsettling look into grief and survival… and we’re delighted to share its dark and unsettling trailer in a SciFiNow exclusive! <span data-mce-type=”bookmark” style=”display: inline-block; width: 0px; overflow: hidden; line-height: 0;” class=”mce_SELRES_start”></span>Here is a synopsis of the
“It’s been a long, strange trip,” admits Rodman Flender, director of 1999’s blood-soaked, pot-fuelled horror comedy Idle Hands. 21 years have passed since Flender and his cast – led by Devon Sawa, Seth Green and Jessica Alba – unleashed their tongue-in-cheek tale of a demonically possessed hand hellbent on slaughtering anyone who crosses its path,
Now this is a thing of beauty! George A. Romero’s long-awaited, highly anticipated Dawn Of The Dead will be getting a glorious home release box set full of extras and three versions of the film! The film has been painstakingly restored and will soon be available in two separate format releases: Dawn Of The Dead Limited Edition
Fans of grim but strangely uplifting films but who also happen to love Groundhog Day, will have a new horror fable to prioritise in 2020 with Koko-di Koko-da. This second feature from Swedish director Johannes Nyholm really does do something inventive – and frequently disturbing – with a time loop storytelling device. Koko-di Koko-da follows
In new DC Animation film Superman: Man of Tomorrow, we get a glimpse into the development and evolution of Superman’s famous cape and costume to what we know it as today. To celebrate the new release, we bring you a round up of all of the different looks Superman has served over the years. A
Certificate: 18 Director: Johannes Nyholm Cast: Leif Edlund, Ylva Gallon, Peter Belli, Katarina Jakobson, Morad Baloo Khatchadorian, Brandy Litmanen Distributor: Picturehouse Entertainment On a day out in Denmark just before her eighth birthday, young Maja (Katarina Jakobson) tells her parents, Elin (Ylva Gallon) and Tobias (Leif Edlund), that she wishes the day could last forever. The day will end
On 27 August, SciFiNow hosted its very own Twitter Watchalong Party for Superman: Man Of Tomorrow and it was nothing short of epic, with fans around the world all switching in to watch DC’s latest animation together. We laughed, we cried, we geeked out after the movie’s badass anti-hero Lobo and we even had Superman:
What happens when you mix a cast of veterans and newcomers, add in a zingy horror-comedy screenplay, budget-defying ‘splatstick’ special effects and a raucous soundtrack and put it all in the hands of a talented maverick like Dan O’Bannon? You get The Return Of The Living Dead, that’s what happens. Anarchic, kinetic and subversive, O’Bannon’s
Director: John Pogue Writer: Dirk Blackman Cast: Tania Raymonde, Nathaniel Buzolic, Emerson Brooks Running Time: 99 mins For those out there familiar with the original 1999 Deep Blue Sea film starring Samuel L. Jackson and LL Cool J (ah the Nineties) you may remember it for its beautifully straightforward plot (genetically engineered sharks go on
Hunter’s Moon follows three girls who throw a party in their new country home when their parents leave town. After a group of dangerous local boys with bad intentions show up, the women are forced to defend themselves from a predator, as well as a mysterious evil lurking in the orchard outside! Fusing horror with
Commencing her career as a child actress in television, before being cast as 13-year old Cathy Brenner in Alfred Hitchcock’s classic The Birds, Veronica Cartwright has carved out an impressively prolific career as a character actor over the past five decades. Notable genre roles subsequently included classics like Ridley Scott’s original Alien, Phillip Kaufman’s superior 1978 remake to Invasion Of The
Long live Flash! Wow do we have a treat for you this week you lucky SciFiNow readers! We have not just one epic bundle of Flash Gordon goodies for you to win… we have two! Now don’t say we never give you anything! Released in 1980, Flash Gordon is a cult classic with a legendary
André Øvredal is no stranger to folklore. Directing and writing 2010’s sleeper hit Troll Hunter about a group of Norwegian students who team up with a mysterious troll hunter to track down the creature that’s been attacking people, what followed was a string of successful horrors for Øvredal. These included the brilliantly tense The Autopsy
One of the most rock n roll characters of the DC Universe, Lobo, gets a shining role in upcoming DC Animation Superman: Man of Tomorrow. Ahead of the digital release of the film on the 24 August, we wanted to provide you with a little insight into DC’s badass bounty hunter. Character Creation Lobo’s character
Director: André Øvredal Writer: Geoff Bussetil, Norman Lesperance, André Øvredal Cast: Nat Wolff, Priyanka Bose, Iben Akerlie Running Time: 104 mins After going into hiding for three years following a mysterious farm fire that killed all its residents, American backpacker Eric (Nat Wolff) emerges in a small Norwegian town. Upon a tragic confrontation with one
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