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The Super-Spooky Trailer For The Conjuring 2 Is Here!
The highly-anticipated follow up to James Wan’s smash hit fright-fest The Conjuring, entitled The Conjuring 2: The Enfield Poltergeist is set to hit US theatres on June 10th (the UK follows a we...
Why it Took Me So Long to Love Wan and Whannell
James Wan and Leigh Whannell are the collective faces of modern horror. Eleven years ago, they created maybe the most influential horror picture of the new millennium so far. Saw was a power...
Review – Game Changer: The Legacy of Saw
Saw is the kind of film/franchise/phenomenon that certainly needs no introduction. It absolutely dominated the horror world (particularly the month of October) for seven years with no signs of slowing...
5 Things James Wan’s Mortal Kombat Needs
With the recent news that Mortal Kombat X has been the most profitable game of the year so far, was anybody really surprised that a new movie would be in the works? There have been rumblings about it ...
Six Writer/Director Duos That Prove Two Heads Can be Better Than One
Generally speaking, the last person the director wants on set is the writer. This is why many writers often try to cast themselves in a role in the film, because nobody wants them around otherwis...
Lights Out Headed For The Big Screen!
Variety has announced director James Wan (Saw, Insidious, The Conjuring, Furious 7) has a new horror project in the works. Winner of the 2013 “Who’s there Film Challenge”...
Insidious 3 is Better than the Second and Arguably More Interesting than the First
For the imaginatively-titled Insidious: Chapter 3, writer/star Leigh Whannell takes the reins from series director, and new Hollywood darling, James Wan. But fans of the ludicrously popular series can...
James Wan Will Produce Remake of The Entity
We have just learned that James Wan (Insidious) and Roy Lee (The Ring) will be producing a remake of the 1983 supernatural horror film The Entity. We have also learned that Chad a...
Six Great Horror Filmmaking Duos
Two minds are sometimes better than one. Many of the most influential and popular horror films of recent years have actually been the product of two filmmakers working together behind the scenes....