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Review: The Green Inferno
Eli Roth (Hostel, Cabin Fever) is a pretty divisive figure in the horror community. Some treat him like the second coming of Wes Craven, while others write him off as a flash in the pan tort...
IFC Midnight Acquires Distribution Rights to Cabin Fever Remake
The somewhat puzzling Cabin Fever remake has landed North American distribution with IFC Midnight. I use the word puzzling because it is reportedly using the exact same script as the or...
Tune in to Shark Week for an Exclusive First Look at The Green Inferno
Eli Roth will be providing an exclusive first look at his new cannibal shocker The Green Inferno tonight during Shark Week’s Shark After Dark. Shark After Dark airs at 11 PM July 5-9. ...
Knock Knock Borders on Misogynistic [Review]
Earlier this year, Keanu Reeves proved that he could still kick some serious a** as the unstoppable John Wick. Forget everything you learned from that movie because, in Knock Knock, the fifth offering...
Sink Your Teeth Into New Trailer for The Green Inferno
Now that Hostel and Cabin Fever director Eli Roth‘s much anticipated cannibal opus The Green Inferno has an official release date you can feel the excitement with every new screen...
Eli Roth to Helm Killer Shark Flick Meg
Nearly 20 years in the making, the world is finally going to see a big screen adaptation of the killer shark tome Meg. Hostel helmer Eli Roth is currently in negotiations to direct the film ...
Five Horrifying Acts of Historical Cannibalism
Horror auteur Eli Roth completed the film The Green Inferno in 2013, inspired by the gruesome cannibalism flicks of the ’70s and ’80s, such as Cannibal Holocaust and Cannibal Ferox. T...
Green Inferno Coming to Theaters at Last!
Eli Roth just made the announcement via Facebook that his long delayed cannibal film will see the light of day very soon. Head inside for all the details!
10 Films That Prove You Should Just Stay Home This Summer
Avoid travel and stay home are messages that have been projected to horror fans for years. From the original Psycho (1960) to its contemporary companion, Bates Motel, there are literally dozens o...