Looks Like We’re In For Stormy Weather–Storm Warning Coming to Dimension Films
January 25th, 2008
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If you remember the Urban Legend movies, you’ll have a memory of a none too shabby teen slasher flick of the kind that was so popular following the release of Scream in the late nineties. Thus, it shouldn’t be any too much of a surprise to hear that Urban Legend director Jamie Blanks will be bringing his film Storm Warning to Dimension Films.
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Here’s one for the Shooting Ourselves In The Foot Department—a theater chain called Marcus Theaters, as it’s relayed to me via horror-movies.ca, 
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You know…you can wish, and hope, and dream…and the world will generally laugh at you and call you a moron. But then, every so often, you get a look at a better world—a brighter world.
Man, that J.J. Abrams is downright devious. His 
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Over the years, Colonel Sanders has killed a lot of things. Chickens, for one—hordes upon hordes of chickens—potatoes, corn, whatever goes into those parfait cups…there’s plenty of murders on the Colonel’s plate. But man…do I have a winner for you. Because this time, somehow…he’s managed to kill a movie.
I’m a bit biased on this one, I confess. I’m terribly fond of the After Dark Horror Fest, believing that it comprises some of the best horror flicks out in the field today with some truly spectacular material. And so, it definitely draws my interest to hear about another festival in the making–Insomnifest.
Sometimes I wonder if I’ve lost my mind. And cruising the internets for news does not help that standpoint one bit. In fact, it made it a whole lot worse when I stumbled on one of Brad Pitt’s newest projects.
I don’t know…someone somewhere is paying attention to me, I guess, and opening up the floodgates for horror from all around the world.