Showing posts with label paranormal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paranormal. Show all posts

Friday, 9 August 2013

Paranormal Activity 5 Release Date Confirmed; A New Paranormal Activity Coming Out In January

Some pretty fancy yoga going on around here.
Good news, horror fans! Paranormal Activity 5 is on its way. And, despite being pushed back, it will still keep to the tradition of a Halloween release, being released October 24 next year. Fans were disappointed when the fifth installment of the found-footage horror series was delayed from this year to next year. I am a fan of the series simply because it is so different from other horror movies, so I'm actually looking forward to PA5.

In other Paranormal Activity news, it has been announced that another Paranormal Activity movie, called Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones, will come out in January 2014. The spin-off will be Latino-focused, and will include a Catholic inquiry into all paranormal activity.

I'm unsure about The Marked Ones, but I'm still going to watch both with an open mind. Let's just see how they turn out.

Ryan Meyers

Sunday, 28 July 2013

"Poltergeist" Remake begins Casting

Without Heather O'Rourke will this movie be able to succeed?


The very controversial remake of "Poltergeist" has officially began casting announcing Rosemarie Dewitt (Promised Land, AMC's Mad Men) has been cast for the leading female role in the film. Gil Kenan (Monster House) is set to direct from a screenplay by David Lindsay-Abaire (Oz The Great and Powerful). The film is being produced by Sam Raimi (Evil Dead) and Rob Tapert (The Possession) by Ghost House Pictures. 

Fans aren't happy to see this petrifying classic being dabbled with, which is completely understandable especially since Heather O'Rourke (Carol), the young girl that says "There Back" in the original classic died at only 12 years old. Fans are angry that they are going to ruin her memory with this new remake. With little hope, fans will just have to wait and see if this remake can pull it off. 

Dylan Cohen