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So what's in a name? A lot it seems if said moniker of choice happens to be Zombie. Two filmmakers. One title. Whoever wins, we're sure both will pale in comparison to Lucio Fulci's Zombie. Read on for the details of this little name game.

According to the Hindustan Times, Rock On!! actor Luke Kenny’s directorial venture, titled Zombie, has run into trouble since another production company claims that they have already registered the same title. Producer Siddhartha Jain of iRock Media, who is producing director Navdeep Singh’s Rock the Shaadi, another zombie flick, insists he won’t allow Kenny’s film to release without his permission.

“I was surprised to learn that Luke Kenny was making a film called Zombie. I own the title so I don’t know how he could have picked it up,” says Siddhartha, who had co-produced Ragini Mms (2011) earlier. “Only if...

A cool trailer has dropped that appears to be set in the same woods that corrupted the unsuspecting characters in The Evil Dead. Okay, maybe not the exact same woods, but the upcoming film Hostage has a guy in a cabin struggling for survival against a malevolent spirit. Off to a good start, I say!

Created by screenwriter/director Michael J. Yurinko (Fading), Hostage is currently filming in the Poconos, Pa with a release scheduled for later this year. It's the story of a man battling his personal demons while snowbound inside his home. Kinda like The Shining, but on a smaller scale. Holt Boggs (The Prodigy) stars with George Katt (Valley of Angels). Additional filming will occur in Scranton and Bangor, Pa as well as Los Angeles, CA.

Producer Robert Gordon Spencer (Romero’s Deadtime Stories Vol. 1) said, "Explorative and dynamic have been the two concepts or requirements I...

California-based Bat Pig Pictures has sent us the trailer and details for its latest project, Hostage.

The horror film is currently in production in the Poconos, Pennsylvania. The poster is included above and the trailer can be viewed below.

Producer and actor Robert Gordon Spencer (Deadtime Stories) challenged screenwriter and director Michael J. Yurinko (Fading), a Pennsylvania resident, to create a horror screenplay that was "sharp, unique and budget-minded."

The result was Hostage, a story about a man dealing with his personal demons while snowbound inside his home. Inspired by real-life reports of paranormal events, the film stars actor Holt Boggs (pictured below), best known for his leading role in action-suspense film The Prodigy.

The cast also includes actor George Katt (right), winner of 2008's Best Breakthrough Actor for his performance in the independent feature Valley of Angels opposite Danny Trejo at the New York International Independent Film Festival. Katt...

Title: George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories, Volume 2 Directed by: Matt Walsh, Jeff Monahan and Michael Fischa Starring Nick Mancuso, Antone Pagan Marty Schiff, Jeff Monahan, Tim Coceri, Justin Tatum, Christina Fallon, Kristin Slaysman, Amy Marsalis Running time: 101 min, Rated R Horror master George Romero presents a 2nd volume anthology of three horror short films. The Gorge – three friends go spelunking and get trapped in a cave. They have to resort to drastic measures in order to stay alive. This one had some cheesy gore effects, but the story itself was decent. On Sabbath Hill – a college professor gets a shock when one of his students...

Producer: Robert Gordon Spencer.

Director/writer: Mike Yurinko.

Cast: Holt Boggs (left).

Actor turned producer Robert Gordon Spencer (Deadtime Stories, "Law & Order") is testing his chops in the making of Hostage, a thriller about a man, Eugene (Holt Boggs, "The Prodigy"), trapped in his vacation cabin. He's snowbound and the winter landscape hints at more than just him going up against Mother Nature. He soon discovers that he is not alone.

The mystery on what that terror is will be the draw. Spencer believes this movie will not be a typical horror genre film. "We have our twists," teases Spencer, "The script depends on the shock, thrill and drama of the reason on why Eugene is trapped."

Shooting is slated to start December so accurate outdoorsy set pieces are used. With another name like Michael J. Yurinko (Fading) to direct and write this independent film, Hostage will depend on more...

A second brief peek. House Call

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Cast: Aimee Bello, Michael Jordan, Janet Gawrys, Brad Egger

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Janice does the unthinkable in order to start a new life with her new boyfriend. However, strange things begin to happen on the night of their one year anniversary.

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Horror legend George A. Romero (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Creepshow) presents three horror stories that will keep you awake at night! Deadtime Stories Volume 1 is a disturbing and disquieting anthology that will give you three times as much terror this Halloween…

Not for the faint of heart and a must for horror fans looking for an original scare this Halloween, Deadtime Stories Volume 1 is out on DVD (Rrp £12.99) and Download to Own and Rent from the 3rd October 2011.

Deadtime Stories Volume 1 includes:

Valley of the Shadow – A woman searches for her missing husband in the jungles of South America, but soon the hunters become the hunted.

Wet – A lonely potter finds a valuable jade box buried on the beach and the creature inside wants to keep him company…

House Call – In poor, lonely, farm country, a woman calls an elderly doctor...

It’s the start of another week, so you know what that means – more DVD and Blu-ray releases to swallow up all your hard-earned cash! So here’s the rundown of what’s available to buy from today, October 3rd 2011.

Pick Of The Week

Chuck: Season 4 Box Set (DVD/Blu-ray)

When Chuck Bartowski opens an e-mail subliminally encoded with government secrets, he unwittingly downloads an entire server of sensitive data into his brain. Now, the fate of the world lies in the unlikely hands of a guy who works at a Buy More Electronics store. Instead of fighting computer viruses, he must now confront assassins and international terrorists. With the government’s most precious secrets in Chuck’s head, Major John Casey of the National Security Agency assumes the responsibility of protecting him. His partner is the CIA’s top agent -and Chuck’s first date in years – Sarah Walker.

Oh dear, where do I begin? George A. Romero is something of an idol of mine. I’ve always been mesmerized with his early zombie movies (you know the ones I mean), so my ears picked up immediately when I found out I’d be reviewing this new DVD release. Suspecting an Internet slating, I purposely remained ignorant of the general online consensus until after my first viewing in the name of impartiality (and my own attempts to preserve the nugget of hope I had that it’d be good). After all Romero’s involved and the man has earned the benefit of the doubt in my eyes. The proof is in the pudding as they say.

Deadtime Stories is an anthology of horror episodes, much in the vein of Romero’s own Creepshow (1982). Romero himself introduces each story in turn as well as providing a general thread through which the stories are joined together.

Released on DVD in the UK next week, October 3rd to be precise, George A. Romero’s Deadtime Stories: Volume 1 sees the iconic director turn his hand to the anthology, the genre he helped revive in the 80s with Creepshow, presenting three stories of the terrifying and the disquieting. The first volume includes the stories:

Valley of the Shadow - A woman searches for her missing husband in the jungles of South America, but soon the hunters become the hunted. Wet - A lonely potter finds a valuable jade box buried on the beach and the creature inside wants to keep him company… House Call - In poor, lonely, farm country, a woman calls an elderly doctor out on a dark and stormy night to make a house call on her strangely ailing son. What he finds when he gets there isn’t listed in any medical books…

Thanks...

House Call – First brief peek…more to come.

Supernatural/Horror short film — October 2011

Synopsis: Janice does the unthinkable in order to start a new life with her new boyfriend. However, strange things begin to happen on the night of their one year anniversary.

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Cast: Aimee Bello, Michael Jordan, Janet Gawrys, Brad Egger

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Director: Jeff Monahan and Matt Walsh.

Writers: Jeff Monahan.

Narrator: George A. Romero.

George A. Romero again narrates the Deadtime Stories film series in Deadtime Stories 2. Here you have three macabre tales of cannibalism, guilt and, hurrah, zombies. Having not seen the first series, this reviewer will not be able to compare the two anthologies. However, as a stand alone series of tales, Deadtime Stories 2 is a mostly fun ride that is somewhat hampered by a slow start. Overall "The Gorge," "On Sabbath Hill," and "Dust" provide that "Outer Limits" (1995) feel where stories emphasize audience impact rather than characterizations and deep plots.

"The Gorge," takes viewers to a cave exploration trip, which goes terribly wrong. Three climbers are trapped in a pocket of air for an unbelievable twenty-seven days, plus. About the only passage of time that you will see is the reduction of candles to little wicks.

With the release of the second volume of Deadtime Stories, presented by one George A. Romero, Twitch has an exclusive clip for you from one of the three 30 minute short films that make up this anthology. The Most Iconic Master Of Horror Is Backwith Three More Chilling Tales!George A. Romero, Presents Deadtime Stories Volume 2,Available on DVD September 20th (Los Angeles, CA) - Millennium Entertainment proudly announces the DVD release of  George A. Romero Presents  Deadtime Stories Volume 2.  The second volume of this two-volume set from horror master Romero consists of an anthology of three 30-minute nail-biting horror films from writer Jeff Monahan ( Lone Star ), who also directs alongside Michael Fischa, Matt Walsh and Marty Schiff.  The film is available on DVD...

“George A. Romero’s Presents Deadtime Stories Volume 2″ will be released September 20, and Millennium Entertainment has released some new clips from the upcoming DVD. The clips, “George’s Intro,” “Gary’s Foot,” and “Alison,” are below. “Deadtime Stories” is a horror anthology containing three short horror films, “The Gorge,” “On Sabbath Hill” and “Dust.” The synopses are below. “‘The Gorge’: Three best friends go hiking on a fun morning expedition when a sudden avalanche leaves them trapped in a cave with no way out. Now imprisoned in a living nightmare, how long can the three survive before they begin to turn on each other? ‘On Sabbath Hill’: A chilling tale about...

Another edition of the anthology DVD series George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Volume 2 is well on its way, and we've scored an exclusive clip from one of the segments for you! Dig it!

From the Press Release

Millennium Entertainment proudly announces the DVD release of George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Volume 2 on September 20th. The second volume of this two-volume set from horror master Romero consists of an anthology of three 30-minute nail-biting horror films from writer Jeff Monahan (Lone Star), who also directs alongside Michael Fischa, Matt Walsh and Marty Schiff. The film is available on DVD at an Srp of $24.99.

George A. Romero, writer-director of the famed Night Of The Living Dead, has created this horror anthology containing the following three short horror films:

• The Gorge: Three best friends go hiking on a fun morning expedition when a sudden avalanche leaves them trapped in a cave with no way out.

George Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Volume 2 is coming and we've got an exclusive clip to share with you along with Romero's introduction. This anthology collection streets on September 20 and contains the following tales: · The Gorge: Three best friends go hiking on a fun morning expedition when a sudden avalanche leaves them trapped in a cave with no way out. Now imprisoned in a living nightmare, how long can the three survive before they begin to turn on each other? · On Sabbath Hill: A chilling tale about a handsome playboy professor who is a stickler for student attendance. When his wandering affections cause a female admirer to commit suicide, his stern attendance rules come back to haunt him. Literally. · Dust: When a scientist at a high-tech space lab discovers...

Sept. 20th will bring Volume Two of the Deadtime Stories releases that are being presented by horror master George Romero. Volume One is available on Netflix on their streaming service if any of you partake. I highly recommend checking it out, the House Call episode is a true stand out.

As far as Volume Two goes, couldn’t tell you yet but you can trust that I will be checking it out just as soon as I can.

Here’s all the info you need on the release and check out the trailer at the bottom of the article:

Writer Jeff Monahan… More...

The second volume of George Romero’s Deadtime Stories was recently announced and we have a new trailer that features footage from the three segments of the horror anthology.

“George A. Romero, writer-director of the famed Night Of The Living Dead, has created this horror anthology containing the following three short horror films:

· The Gorge: Three best friends go hiking on a fun morning expedition when a sudden avalanche leaves them trapped in a cave with no way out. Now imprisoned in a living nightmare, how long can the three survive before they begin to turn on each other?

· On Sabbath Hill: A chilling tale about a handsome playboy professor who is a stickler for student attendance. When his wandering affections cause a female admirer to commit suicide, his stern attendance rules come back to haunt him. Literally.

· Dust: When a scientist at a high-tech space lab discovers dust from...

Details are emerging for the release of Deadtime Stories 2. This is the second horror anthology to be narrated by the Master of Horror himself, George A. Romero. This time around, Romero has three tales of the macabre which range from fatal cave climbing to haunting students and even to a disease causing space dust. Each short is about thirty minutes long, with a cumulative runtime of 141 mins'. The titles of the shorts are: "The Gorge," "On Sabbath Hill," and "Dust." Enjoy the trailer for Deadtime Stories 2, as Romero tells viewers to "be very afraid!"

Yet, the original Deadtime Stories (2009) has been called "sub-par" (DVD Talk) and "pointless" (DVD Sleuth). As well, Romero's performance in the first series has been called "disjointed." Also, in the latest trailer for Deadtime Stories 2, Romero seems subdued and more ready to take a nap rather than scare audiences (we still love you George). Finally,...

George Romero Presents Deadtime Stories is being followed-up with Deadtime Stories Volume 2 , making its DVD debut September 20. The second volume of this two-volume set anthology is from writer Jeff Monahan, who also directs alongside Michael Fischa, Matt Walsh and Marty Schiff. It contains the following short films. · The Gorge: Three best friends go hiking on a fun morning expedition when a sudden avalanche leaves them trapped in a cave with no way out. Now imprisoned in a living nightmare, how long can the three survive before they begin to turn on each other? · On Sabbath Hill: A chilling tale about a handsome playboy professor who is a stickler for student attendance. When his wandering affections cause a female admirer to commit suicide, his stern attendance rules...

Well, the first volume was a snooze, and I can’t imagine volume 2 will be any different. With a date of September 20th for it to hit the shelves, Romero’s anthology showcases 3 different tales of terror written by John Monahan (Lone Star) and directed by Michael Fischa, Matt Walsh and Marty Schiff. Read more after the break for plot summaries, artwork and a trailer for George A. Romero, Presents Deadtime Stories Vol. 2.

Volume 1 went pretty much unnoticed and you can see why after watching it. Here is hoping that volume 2 raises the bar. The three synopsis’ below don’t lead much to the imagination and the tales don’t seem all that inspired, but this direct to DVD anthology will at least get a once over by the true proud Romero fans that flock to anything with his name on it. Here they are.

The Gorge: Three best friends...

To say that i'm eagerly awaiting this next release would be a flat out lie. But nonetheless the second volume of George Romero's Deadtime Stories will be made available on shelves everywhere on September 20th, and I have hands together that this installment won't suck as bad like the first volume did. (Volume One can instantly be seen on Netflix streaming for those who may be interested.) Here are the deets, along with the cover art, "George A.…...

The second volume of George Romero’s Deadtime Stories will be available on September 20th, and new information on the individual segments has been released, along with cover art.

“George A. Romero, writer-director of the famed Night Of The Living Dead, has created this horror anthology containing the following three short horror films:

· The Gorge: Three best friends go hiking on a fun morning expedition when a sudden avalanche leaves them trapped in a cave with no way out. Now imprisoned in a living nightmare, how long can the three survive before they begin to turn on each other?

· On Sabbath Hill: A chilling tale about a handsome playboy professor who is a stickler for student attendance. When his wandering affections cause a female admirer to commit suicide, his stern attendance rules come back to haunt him. Literally.

· Dust: When a scientist at a high-tech space lab discovers dust from...

We're not gonna beat around the bush here ... Deadtime Stories Volume 1 was pretty terrible. Hopefully the gang behind this truly good anthology premise can get their act together and deliver with its sequel.

The second volume of this two-volume set from horror master Romero consists of an anthology of three 30-minute nail-biting horror films from writer Jeff Monahan (Lone Star), who also directs alongside Michael Fischa, Matt Walsh and Marty Schiff.

The Gorge: Three best friends go hiking on a fun morning expedition when a sudden avalanche leaves them trapped in a cave with no way out. Now imprisoned in a living nightmare, how long can the three survive before they begin to turn on each other?

On Sabbath Hill: A chilling tale about a handsome playboy professor who is a stickler for student attendance. When his wandering affections cause a female admirer to commit suicide, his stern attendance rules come back to haunt him.

Produced by: George A. Romero

Starring: John Rimauldi, Sam Redford, Patrick Jordan, Barret Hackney, Ian Harding, Liz Duchez, Jessica Kennedy

It seems one of the increasing horror trends of late is the horror anthology. An often hit or miss fad, the horror anthology can either be a well thought out and executed 75 minutes (Black Sabbath) or the most boring and pointless 75 minutes of your life. This brings me to Deadtime Stories, which I’m sad to say is volume 1. I shudder to think of a Volume 2 rearing its face in the near future.

Don’t let the fact that George A Romero produced this sway you into thinking it’s secretly good. In fact I hope and pray to the Baby Jesus that George A. Romero didn’t really know or understand what was going on. Thankfully, there is good evidence suggesting that as all of Romero’s intros to...

Title: George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories, Volume 1 Directed by: Jeff Monahan and Matt Walsh Starring: Nick Mancuso, Kristin Slaysman, Jeff Monahan, Amy Marsalis and Bingo O’Malley Running time: 76 minutes, Rated R Three film shorts presented by the godfather of horror George A. Romero. In “Valley of the Shadow,” a woman gets funding to investigate her husband’s disappearance. “Wet,” a lonely alcoholic fisherman digs up the wrong type of buried treasure. Housecall, a town doctor is called to the home of a boy who is experiencing a change and it’s not puberty. Oh George A. Romero, why did you agree to put your name on this steaming bowl...

The Film:

Despite the cliched title, a George A. Romero-produced, sponsored, or whatever anthology film should have gave horror fans some much-needed goosebumps, yet I doubt many horror fans have even heard of this collection, prior to clicking on my review. That’s just part of George A. Romero presents Deadtime Stories, Volume 1‘s issues. Most of what was originally made for Volume 1 doesn’t appear, as planned back in 2009, yet that little trivia matters not. The three shorts here, have little bite, sorely aping the good zombie man’s name for nothing more than marketability.

Acting like any other anthology film, we get our host who introduces us to the upcoming segment, followed by a few quips at the end, and our host here is obviously George A. Romero. He looks like he’s having fun, something that doesn’t translate into the shorts or the audience. Valley...

George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Volume 1 Directed By: Jeff Monahan, Michael Fischa and Tom Savini Written By: Jeff Monahan Starring: Jeff Monahan, Nick Mancuso, Bingo O'Malley, Maryann Nagel, Amy Marsalis and George A. Romero I’ve been so starved for any little morsel of horror I can get my hands on this summer that I jumped at the chance to review this new offering from horror maestro George A. Romero. What a waste. My husband (who will watch anything) pronounced that it was crap within five minutes and left the room in a huff. I stuck around for the entire stink-fest. This “anthology” is comprised of three short films, interspersed with Romero sitting in a chair, cracking corny little intros that make the Crypt Keeper look like a master of prose. It’s a pity to see such a legend (Night of the Living Dead) reduced to this embarrassing...

Damnation Alley - is one of the most sought after post-apocalyptic cult relics of the 70's that, believe it or not, is only now making it's way onto DVD and Blu-ray in an official release. So basically, it's a red letter day for Pa junkies and I'm off to pick this bad boy up as soon as I post this. It's also based on a book from 1967 by Roger Zelazny (who hated this film).

Insidious - is the best film from James Wan since the original Saw and one hell of a haunting flick. I loved this film far more than the glut haunted house films we've been getting recently like Haunting in Connecticut. Perhaps it had something to do with Rose Byrne being in the film? Whatever it was, this was a great flick that's made better by the subtleties and unanswered oddities in it - like what relevance...

Welcome back to Killer Film’s New Release Tuesday for July 12th! Before we get to these releases, let us remind you by ordering through our site, you not only get the best deals around from Amazon, but this one little click will help us out at no extra cost to you! It’s what keeps us killer!

Insidious

Our own Jason Bene was quoted on a TV Spot for this film, directed by James Wan, and it was simply stated: “The scariest horror film since Poltergeist.” This is truly Wan’s breakout film. It is scary as hell, something that’s incredibly rare nowadays, but it also features a superb sound design and score that aids the scares. Please, watch this with the lights off. (Formats: Blu-ray/DVD) Jon says: Buy Donny says: Buy

Rango

Please note that this is actually released Friday, the 15th. Gore Verbinski and Johnny Depp...

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Millennium Entertainment proudly announces the DVD and digital release of George Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Volume 1. The first volume of this two-volume set from horror master George A. Romero consists of an anthology of three 30-minute spine-tingling horror films from writer Jeff Monahan (Lone...

Tom Savini's Housecall is by far the best of the three short films in George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Volume 1, due for release on Region 1 DVD on Tuesday, July 12. It's stylish and cool, with a nicely foreboding tone, and a fresh approach to its subject matter, all qualities that are sadly missing from the first two shorts on the disc. I'm kindly disposed toward anything George A. Romero does, mainly because Dawn of the Dead frightened me like few other movies ever have. The man deserves respect for his accomplishments in the horror field, even if his recent input hasn't lived up to what he did in the past. Creepshow, one of his more mainstream efforts, with a black comic...

July 12 sees the release of George Romero Presents Deadtime Stories , a title we've covered quite a bit here on Shock since it was announced. An exclusive has been given to us to share with you, click on the player below for a sample of this anthology film. If you missed the trailer and cover art, follow this link for more details!

It's actually sort of insulting to sit through the pitiful experience that is George Romero's Deadtime Stories Volume 1, and here's why: it's a scam. Here we have three truly terrible short stories that are "introduced" by a video image of zombie lord George Romero. There are some who dismiss the man's most recent efforts, Diary of the Dead and Survival of the Dead, as warmed-up leftovers from the his best films (I happen to dig 'em both), but it'd be hard to dismiss those recent Dead flicks as "trash."  Deadtime Stories Volume 1, which has been sitting on a shelf for the better part of three years, is, it pains me to say, pure trash. It's as if a producer had three homemade...

You gotta hand it to George Romero -- at 71 the horror legend's still out there working on new projects, and showing no signs of stopping. Romero's latest is the upcoming George A. Romereo Presents Deadtime Stories Volume 1 (which hits DVD on July 12th). Sure, that's an imposing title, but hey, in lieu of a knighthood, I think Romero's earned it. After the jump check out an exclusive clip from Deadtime Stories. Here's the official annoucement for Deadtime Stories, with details on the films... Millennium Entertainment proudly announces the DVD and digital release of George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Volume 1. The first volume of this two-volume set...

George Romero is getting into the Crypt Keeper game. The zombie king is has produced a series of thirty minute horror films and filmed the wrap-arounds to comprise George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Vol. 1 (out of a two-volume set). All three shorts on the first DVD are written by Jeff Monahan (Lone Star). Monahan directs one segment, with Michael Fischa (My Mom's a Werewolf, Delta Heat) and Matt Walsh (Prey) each get a segment of their own. Intrigued? I sure am. Check out a couple killer clips from two of the first three segments. George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Vol. 1 hits DVD and digital download on July 12th.

Two clips from George A. Romero’s “Deadtime Stories, Volume One” has been released. The two clips, “A Killing” and “Faith”, are part of a three 30-minute horror film anthology written by Jeff Monahan (“Lone Star”) and also directs alongside Michael Fischa and Matt Walsh. The first volume of a two-volume set will be available July 12 on DVD for $24.99, as well as digitally for $14.99 (Standard Definition download) and $19.99 (High Definition download). The three films in this anthology are as follows: “Valley of the Shadow”: A woman searches for her missing husband in jungles of South America…and soon, the hunters become the hunted. “WeT”: A lonely potter finds...

Just yesterday we brought you an exclusive clip from the upcoming July 12th home video and digital release of George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Vol. 1, and Millennium Entertainment has decided to drop yet another on you for today! Dig it below along with yesterday's goodies.

Deadtime Stories features tales from directors Michael Fischa, Jeff Monahan, and Matt Walsh. Romero, the renowned horror writer and creator of Night of the Living Dead, partnered with writer-actor Monahan to create this anthology of three 30-minute horror films:

"Valley of the Shadow": A woman searches for her missing husband in jungles of South America…and soon, the hunters become the hunted

"WeT": A lonely potter finds a valuable jade box buried on the beach. And what’s inside… wants to keep him company.

"House Call": A woman calls an elderly doctor out on a house call on her strangely-ailing son.

We're getting closer to the upcoming July 12th home video and digital release of George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Vol. 1, and Millennium Entertainment has provided us with an exclusive clip from the anthology to get your blood pumping!

Deadtime Stories features tales from directors Michael Fischa, Jeff Monahan, and Matt Walsh. Romero, the renowned horror writer and creator of Night of the Living Dead, partnered with writer-actor Monahan to create this anthology of three 30-minute horror films:

"Valley of the Shadow": A woman searches for her missing husband in jungles of South America…and soon, the hunters become the hunted

"WeT": A lonely potter finds a valuable jade box buried on the beach. And what’s inside… wants to keep him company.

"House Call": A woman calls an elderly doctor out on a house call on her strangely-ailing son. What he finds when he gets there...

We're getting closer to the upcoming July 12th home video and digital release of George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Vol. 1, and Millennium Entertainment has provided us with an exclusive clip from the anthology to get your blood pumping!

Deadtime Stories features tales from directors Michael Fischa, Jeff Monahan, and Matt Walsh. Romero, the renowned horror writer and creator of Night of the Living Dead, partnered with writer-actor Monahan to create this anthology of three 30-minute horror films:

·"Valley of the Shadow": A woman searches for her missing husband in jungles of South America…and soon, the hunters become the hunted

"WeT": A lonely potter finds a valuable jade box buried on the beach. And what’s inside… wants to keep him company.

"House Call": A woman calls an elderly doctor out on a house call on her strangely-ailing son. What he finds when he gets there...

Millennium Entertainment has announced the upcoming release of “George Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Volume 1″ July 12. The first of the two-volume set includes an anthology of three 30-minute horror films written by “Lone Star” writer Jeff Monahan. Monahan also directs along with Matt Walsh and Michael Fischa. The three films on the anthology are as follows: - Valley of the Shadow: A woman searches for her missing husband in jungles of South America…and soon, the hunters become the hunted. - WeT: A lonely potter finds a valuable jade box buried on the beach. And what’s inside… wants to keep him company. - House Call: A woman calls an elderly...

Just the other day we had the trailer and artwork debut for the upcoming July 12th home video and digital release of George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories Vol. 1, and now Millennium Entertainment has provided a batch of stills from all three of the segments from this long awaited anthology.

Deadtime Stories features tales from directors Michael Fischa, Jeff Monahan, and Matt Walsh. Romero, the renowned horror writer and creator of Night of the Living Dead, partnered with writer-actor Monahan to create this anthology of three 30-minute horror films:

· "Valley of the Shadow": A woman searches for her missing husband in jungles of South America…and soon, the hunters become the hunted.

· "WeT": A lonely potter finds a valuable jade box buried on the beach. And what’s inside… wants to keep him company.

· "House Call": A woman calls an elderly doctor out on a house call on her strangely-ailing son.

It’s been a while since we’ve gotten a decent horror movie anthology, so here’s hoping the George Romero “presented” — and narrated — “Deadtime Stories Volume 1″ from Millennium Entertainment is the start of something good. This is the first volume of a two-volume set consisting of three 30-minute “spine-tingling horror” from writer Jeff Monahan, who also directs one of the episodes alongside Michael Fischa and Matt Walsh. “Volume 1″ will be available on DVD and digital release July 12th. Episodes in the first DVD include: Valley of the Shadow: A woman searches for her missing husband in jungles of South America…and soon, the hunters become the hunted. WeT: A lonely potter finds a valuable jade box buried on the beach. And what’s inside… wants to keep him company. House Call: A woman calls an elderly doctor out on a house call on her strangely-ailing son. What he finds...

Styd got their hands on the new artwork and trailer for George A. Romero's upcoming Deadtime Stories and we wanted to give you a peak. eadtime Stories drops on DVD on July 12th from Millennium Entertainment. This reminds me of Creepshow!

Deadtime Stories features tales from director Michael Fischa, Jeff Monahan and Matt Walsh and will consist of three 30-minute films.

Volume One Synopsis:

The first volume of this two volume set includes: Valley of the Shadow: A woman searches for her missing husband in jungles of South America...and soon, the hunters become the hunted. WeT: A lonely potter finds a valuable jade box buried on the beach. And what s inside...it wants to keep him company. House Call: In poor and lonely farm country, a woman calls an elderly doctor out on a dark and stormy night to make a house call on her strangely-ailing son.

What is more scary than director George A. Romero telling you: "don't be afraid, be very afraid?" This master of horror and full time zombie director is presenting three tales of the macabre. Each story is thirty minutes long and the plotlines of the shorts range from cannibalism to extraterrestrial cures and even to haunted class rooms. All together they form the Deadtime Stories, with each story written by Jeff Monahan (The Screening). Romero releases terror on the world July 12th and fans of indie horror can check out the full trailer for Deadtime Stories below.

The plot points for Deadtime Stories are here:

"`On Sabbath Hill` is a ghost story about a professor who is a stickler for student attendance. When his wandering eye causes a female student to kill herself, her ghost continues to come to class.

'Dust' tells the story of a security guard at a laboratory...

Word comes today about the long-awaited anthology series produced by George A. Romero, called fittingly enough, George A. Romero’s Deadtime Stories, with a new poster and trailer, via Styd. Volume 1, which will have three segments from directors Michael Fischa, Jeff Monahan, and Matt Walsh, comes to DVD from Millennium Films on July 12th, while Volume Two streets in September.

Here’s some info:

On Sabbath Hill is a ghost story about a professor who is a stickler for student attendance. When his wandering eye causes a female student to kill herself, her ghost continues to come to class.

Dust tells the story of a security guard at a laboratory who steals Mars dust to cure his cancer-ridden wife. It works, but with some unintended side effects.

The Gorge: When Donna accompanies her fiance, Gary, and his best friend, Craig, on a morning caving expedition, she expects a fun hike,...

Finally after one hell of a long time, there's some movement on the George A. Romero produced Deadtime Stories. Hungry for a trailer and some artwork? We've got your fix right here!

The goodies come courtesy of the Rotten one over at Shock Till You Drop; hit up the link to see some new stills. Volume One of the direct-to-video anthology series streets on July 12th from Millenium Entertainment (pre-order your copy below), and Volume Two will be in stores this September.

Deadtime Stories features tales from director Michael Fischa, Jeff Monahan, and Matt Walsh and will consist of three 30-minute films:

· "Valley of the Shadow": A woman searches for her missing husband in jungles of South America…and soon, the hunters become the hunted.

· "WeT": A lonely potter finds a valuable jade box buried on the beach. And what’s inside… wants to keep him company.

· "House...

On July 12, the anthology horror film George Romero Presents Deadtime Stories makes its DVD debut and Shock Till You Drop has your first look. Click here for a trailer and photo gallery. Deadtime features tales from director Michael Fischa, Jeff Monahan and Matt Walsh. The stories concern two hikers trapped in a cave-in, a jilted teen lover turned bad, and man who is murderously desperate to help his ailing wife.

When he's not raising the dead for whatever ...of the Dead opus he's at work on, he's cozying up to a good book to dish some "deadtime stories" to the kiddies. Yes, that anthology horror film we've been reporting about, George Romero Presents Deadtime Stories , is making its way to DVD. Volume one streets on July 12 from Millenium Entertainment and we've got an exclusive photo gallery and trailer premiere to share with you. Deadtime features tales from director Michael Fischa, Jeff Monahan and Matt Walsh, the stories concern two hikers trapped in a cave-in, a jilted teen lover turned bad, and man who is murderously desperate to help his ailing wife. Click below for the full gallery and scroll down for the trailer!

That big evil entity, that sworn enemy for life of the horror genre known as the MPAA just handed back their verdict as to what ratings a wide variety of horror films have received. We have stuff in the vein of The Blair Witch Project in the form of "Evil Things". We have another horror film from the recently revamped Hammer Films entitled Wake Wood. We have yet another horror film featuring funnyman Jason Mewes in "The Waterman". And we have zombie expert George A. Romero taking another stab at the anthology format.

Evil Things is rated R for language.

The Watermen is rated R for strong bloody violence including rape, gruesome images, nudity, language and brief drug use.

Wake Wood is Rated R for bloody violence including disturbing images, and brief sexuality.

George Romero's Deadtime Stories is rated R for bloody horror violence and some nudity.

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