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Werewolf Image From THE HOWLING: REBORN
Arrow in the Head is all over the place today. First they get the scoop about Emma Bell joining the FINAL DESTINATION 5 cast and now they give us a first glimple at a henchman werewolf from the upcoming remake of THE HOWLING...
That dirty, stinking, no good Ryan Rotten over at 
Well, the doubters that this project would be canceled just got a cold bucket of water doused on them today. According to The Los Angeles Times, The Weinstein Company has found its screenwriter for the beloved original werewolf film, 'An American Werewolf in London'...
We know plenty of you out there in Bidite land who have more talent in your pinkies than most of Hollywood so it's refreshing to see when indie artists and directors are given a chance. Regardless of your love for Rob Zombie, his music or movies the guy is a true artist and along with Universal Studios they are giving someone a chance at stardom...
Last month (issue #101) Rue Morgue featured Glenn Danzig on the cover with a feature on the heart of the devil 
Although no one is sure whether this film will see the light of day (it had a February 2010 start date and was planned for a Halloween 2010 release) that isn't stopping the studio Moonstone Entertainment from putting up plot details on their website...
No, that's not the name of a new adult film. Adam Green (Hatchet 1 and 2, Frozen) is a lot of things. Master chef, phlebotomist, dairy farmer, yak fur remover, avid Oprah book club member and one helleva mans man. With that resume you wouldn't think he would have time to take random questions in the wee hours of the morning from fans, but he does, why? Because he's Adam FUC%ING Green...
Rob Zombie's infamous dark humor is as almost as notable as his music and film career. While Zombie has been on the road as of late touring one question that popped up on his blog today was about his upcoming film projects...
Ahhh, one of our favorite sub genres. The fabled dark horror comedies that many of us grew up with and still love to this day. This was a list we have actually been working for quite some time, trying to pick just 10 and then put them in order was not an easy task. And we know you Bidites all to well, you will add and take away from this list for sure but that's the fun part of doing these...
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Fans of the cult classic werewolf flick 'THE HOWLING' will love this custom creation of hair and fangs. Aptly named the 'QUIST' bust after Eddie Quist from the movie this is one of, if not the most impressive werewolf busts we've seen period...
Inspired by the classic Universal film that launched a legacy of horror, The Wolf Man brings the myth of a cursed man back to its iconic origins. Oscar winner Benicio del Toro stars as Lawrence Talbot, a haunted nobleman lured back to his family estate after his brother vanishes. Reunited with his estranged father (Oscar winner Anthony Hopkins), Talbot sets out to find his brother... and discovers a horrifying destiny for himself...
We wanted to call this story "THE ROTTEN TRUTH" but we're pretty sure Ryan would have sued us. All kidding aside it was a great pleasure to get a chance to chat one on one with the Editor-in-Chief and brains behind 
And we, the biggest of the big genre nerds, couldn't be happier. Many thought the channel jumped the shark with the change from Sci-Fi to the SyFy network but execs at the newly branded SyFy channel want us to know otherwise...
According to webster’s dictionary horror is defined as a shuttering; the strong feeling caused by something frightful or shocking; shuddering fear and disgust; terror and repugnance. In turn Wikipedia says that a horror film is a movie that strives to elicit the emotions of fear, horror and terror from viewers. Let’s be honest guys, to us fans horror just isn’t as scary as it use to be. Read more. 
Whether it’s a musical sting, the wet snap of a bone, a head rolling down stairs, or simple silence the right sound at the right moment can levitate a fright flick into ghastly greatness. Even if a film as a whole isn’t awe-inspiring, brilliant sound design in just one scene of a stinker can turn it into a genre fan favorite for all time...
Good or bad the film world is changing and has been since the advent of computer generated graphics (aka CGI). Films like Universal's 
This was truly a unique treat for us. We recently got a chance to catch up with Bryn Hammond (Editor/Company Director) and Emily Booth (Columnist) of Europe's best selling monthly horror magazine 
