It is with a heavy heart that I am posting the passing of Corey Haim at the very young age of 38.

It was reported that Haim was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead early this morning.

While many will be focusing on the cause of his death and his struggles over the last few years, I'd rather remember his films and the guy.  I didn't get to meet him at HH Weekend, but I did see the videos and hear the stories of how awesome he was to his fans and...

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As we count down the final days to HorrorHound Weekend Indianapolis!!! The staff works around the clock to bring you the next new exciting issue of HorrorHound Magazine. Since we always make you wait to see the cover till the last minute, we thought it would be fun for you to get a sneak peek of the mock cover for issue #23. Enjoy!


 

Starting last year at the November HorrorHound Weekend we released our first Special Issue which featured Elvira contained within 16-pages along with other content.

For HorrorHound Weekend Indianapolis 2010 we're releases a new Special Issue this time doubling the size bringing the page count to 32-pages all still for $5 which will be available at the show.






Edited:3/4/2010 10:34:17 AM (jeremysh)


 

So who is this Breck Eisner guy who so handily remade George A. Romero's The Crazies? Amazingly, it's the son of Michael Eisner (former head of Disney), who also directed Sahara back in 2005 (one of the biggest movie fiascos of all time). ... One would assume that after such a failed attempt at jumping into the world of cinema we would never hear from Breck again. Thankfully he decided to re-introduce himself in a much more modest fashion - the route of the grand horror film. Back in 2008 Breck was included in the first (and only) season of NBC's Fear Itself. Surprisingly he directed one of the series' best efforts, a vampire tale known as "Sacrifice." The story involved a group of thieves who seek refuge in a small walled-off fort where a vampire is on the loose. This was an eye...

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Oh let me count the reasons I wanted to watch Shutter Island. ... Martin Scorsese had just kicked my ass with his amazing Oscar Award-winning feature, The Departed. His career is packed with some of the greatest movies ever made - including Goodfellas, Taxi Driver, Cape Fear and Gangs of New York. Then you have Leonardo DiCaprio. "Teen Beat" sensation or not, the guy has a career to aspire to. Titanic, Catch Me If You Can, The Departed (ahem) and one of my personal faves: The Quick and the Dead. Now they are teaming up to tell a horror/mystery/thriller (however the hell you want to classify it) set in 1954 on a remote island surrounded by insane criminals? Hell yeah!

Sadly, the movie never gets as exciting as its premise. As stated, Leo stars as Teddy Daniels - a US ...

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After years of production, change of cast and crew, tons of delays and reshoots - The Wolfman finally saw release on February 12th, 2010 to mixed reviews. Most fans find the movie to be a great send-up to the classic horror fare of early Universal Monsters, while others found this remake a bit bland on backstory, pacing and character development. Sadly, I find myself in the middle of both arguments. Before that, however, let's discuss the story.

Larry Talbot has returned to his home in England after hearing of his brother's disappearance (and later, death) ... Larry has a terrible secret - he witnessed his mother's death as a young boy and was placed in a mental institute - never returning home ... although having finally made his way back he meets his brother's fiancee whom (...

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Issue #22 is now available and shipping to Subscribers and should also start showing up on store shevles in the next few days.

Issue #22 contains:

  • Best of 2009 Results
  • Guide to Online Horror
  • Indepth guide to 80s slashers!
  • and more.


 

The Professor himself - from Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses - makes his convention debut this March 26-28th at HorrorHound Weekend Indianapolis - at the Indianapolis Marriott East!

Jake joins fellow "Corpses" star, Sid Haig, for his first convention appearance - but if you think The Professor is the bulk of his film credits - prepare to be blown away. McKinnon also portrayed a "hero" zombie in Corpses, in fact, appearing on the covers of both Rue Morgue and Fangoria when the film debuted. Jake has an extensive acting and FX industry history - working for KNB EFX and credited for work on the following films: From Dusk Till Dawn (Monster), Halloween 2 (Bishop Trick/Deputy), Land of the Dead (Hillside Zombie/FX), Batman: Dead End (Alien), Little Nicky...

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A big day for announcements (Peter Giuliano cancellation, Simon Bamford announcement). We have another announcement to throw in there - the confirmation of Mike Christopher (Dawn of the Dead - Hare Krishna Zombie)! Mike will be signing all three days of this bolstering event!

Remember - pre-sale tickets will still be availale for a short time at the discounted rate. CLICK HERE to order yours today!


 

We are happy to announce that Simon Bamford - of Hellraiser and Nightbreed fame - has been added to the line-up for HorrorHound Weekend Indianapolis - March 26-28th. Simon returns to Indianapolis to support the uncut screening of Nightbreed - where crews will be filming many aspects of the show in hopes of convincing the "powers that be" to release this amazing movie find onto DVD/Blu-ray!

As most know, Simon portrayed Butterball in the original Hellraiser and Hellraiser II, as well as Ohnaka in 1990's Nightbreed and the part of Derek in Book of Blood (directed by John Harrison, who will also be in attendance). ... Simon joins fellow Hellraiser star Ashley Laurence and Nightbreed alumni Doug Bradley, Oliver Parker, Hugh Ross and Clive Barker himself for th...

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