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Hey, "Dateline NBC" fans. We're back on here to let you know that the NBC people are going to air an episode of Dateline NBC tonight, but it is certainly not a new episode. This one is a repeat episode that they aired quite a while back. However, some of you guys might not have seen this specific episode when it originally aired. So, we're going to give you guys some preview information for it. NBC served up an updated press release for tonight's repeat episode. So, we will certainly reference it for this preview session. Let's get into it. Tonight's repeat episode is officially titled, "Left For Dead." It originally aired way, way back on September 24, 2020. In it, the Dateline NBC team took a deep look at a story about a 20 year old, Fort Collins, Colorado woman named Amber Smith. She survived a brutal attack.

This Saturday, December 20, 2024, tune in to NBC for a riveting episode of Dateline titled “Left for Dead.” Hosted by the legendary Keith Morrison, this episode delves into the harrowing story of Amber Smith, a survivor determined to uncover the truth behind her brutal attack.

Amber Smith’s life changed forever on a fateful night when she was viciously attacked, leaving her with both physical and emotional scars. Despite the police arresting a suspect, Amber remains convinced that the wrong person is behind the heinous crime. In “Left for Dead,” Keith Morrison revisits Amber’s ordeal, providing an in-depth look at her relentless quest for justice.

Viewers will follow Amber’s journey as she battles not only her trauma but also the legal system, striving to prove her innocence and find the real perpetrator. The episode features exclusive interviews with Amber, law enforcement officials, and legal experts, offering multiple perspectives on the case.

This Friday, December 20, 2024, tune in to NBC for an intense and emotional episode of Dateline titled “Left for Dead.” Hosted by the renowned Keith Morrison, this compelling story delves into the harrowing experience of Amber Smith, a survivor determined to uncover the truth behind her brutal attack.

In “Left for Dead,” Amber Smith shares her chilling account of the assault that nearly took her life. Despite the police identifying a suspect, Amber remains convinced that the wrong person has been accused. Her unwavering quest for justice takes viewers on a journey through the complexities of the case, highlighting the challenges she faces in her fight to be heard and to find the real perpetrator.

Keith Morrison expertly guides the narrative, offering insightful commentary and uncovering new evidence that could shed light on this unresolved case. Viewers will hear from Amber herself, as well as from law enforcement officials and experts...

The Pogues are back in the Outer Banks with a fresh sound to match.

After an emotional end to the third season, finding the gold but losing two father figures along the way, the Pogues have returned to North Carolina to embark on their next treasure-hunting mission. The third season ended with an 18-month jump forward in time. Season 4 backtracks to catch audiences up with what the Pogues have done with their cash and lives since.

The soundtrack of the fourth season combines retro funk, psychedelic rock and indie surfer hits to create an eclectic vibe that matches the varied personalities of the Pogues. Hits from Cake, Tame Impala and Funkadelic create an edge to accompany the treasure hunters’ adventurous spirits.

For a full list of all the needle drops in the “Outer Banks” Season 4 soundtrack, keep reading.

Episode 1 – “The Enduro” “Don’t Call My Name” – Skinshape “Every Trick In...

What a great time to be a Pogue! Outer Banks season 4 part 1 is now streaming on Netflix, which means we are off on new adventures with John B. (Chase Stokes) and the crew. And part of what makes each season so fun is the soundtrack. Let’s just say, the Pogues don’t skip a beat! So though danger is around every corner, one thing audiences are not going to do is catch the gang with a bad playlist.

No Spoilers! Haven’t caught Outer Banks season 4 part 1 on Netflix just yet? No worries, we will only be diving into a list of songs and keep away from any events. That way, you can add these songs to your playlist ahead of your binge watch.

The Outer Banks season 4 part 1 soundtrack is one of the best yet, featuring hits from Tame Impala, Skinshape, and Bass Drum of Death. That’s right,...

The Pogues are back with a new adventure on Netflix with Outer Banks season 4 part 1, and you can bet that when they're not off on a dangerous treasure hunt, they're having a good time all the time. This season, with the Chateau and their beloved Poguelandia island in the past, the group creates their new oasis on The Cut, where they can plot their next move and listen to their favorite tunes.

After finding El Dorado in season 3 and seemingly making bank, the Pogues look to set themselves up for success. But some financial troubles push them back into the gold game as they accept an offer to unravel the mystery of Blackbeard's treasure. New challenges, new enemies, and new stakes keep them from simply running their bait shop and surfing every day.

As always, the Outer Banks soundtrack features some of the most chill reggae tracks you could add to your playlist,...

Valve has a history of cradling world-renowned games. It’s that one studio in the industry that secretly works on a promising game, only to never market it much in advance. But, when it does decide to break the silence, we’re presented with something like Deadlock – a title that hasn’t even been released, yet has started setting new benchmarks.

It’s tough to put Deadlock into a single genre of gaming. Rather, it mixes some of the best parts of popular subgenres of competitive online games, such as multiplayer online battle arena (Moba) and hero shooters. In doing so, it also introduces new mechanics that set itself apart from other titles.

What Deadlock Isn’t There are a bunch of skill sets you’ll need to master.

If you haven’t played Deadlock before, there’s a chance that you’ll be led to believe that the game...

This might sound rude, but it's doubtful that the "Wrong Turn" films are anyone's ride-or-die franchise. In fact, when we did our own ranking of the 15 best horror movie franchises, the "Wrong Turn" property didn't even make the cut. And yet, despite the odds, seven "Wrong Turn" films (including a prequel and a reboot) have been released since 2003. That's a new "Wrong Turn" movie every three years on average! The series centers around a family of inbred cannibal mutants in Appalachia, leaning into every insulting cultural stereotype about mountain folk and turning it into a horror story. The "horrifying hillbilly" trope is nothing new, but the "Wrong Turn" series has become the grotesque poster child of the subgenre.

Against the better judgment of most, I have willingly watched all seven "Wrong Turn" films and ranked them here for your viewing pleasure. Let's throw out our maps, completely ignore our Gps,...

Robbie Amell, born in Toronto on the cusp of the digital revolution, has risen through the ranks of Hollywood with a quiet tenacity often overlooked by glitzier narratives. From his early modeling days at the age of six to captivating audiences as Stephen Jameson in The CW’s ‘The Tomorrow People’, Amell’s journey reflects a blend of talent and continuous transformation, making his career a fertile ground for exploration.

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In unmasking the man behind the roles, this article delves into the less known facets of Robbie Amell’s life—from his stage beginnings and career-defining performances to personal pursuits and off-screen ventures. Each revelation affords a new perspective on Amell, who not only shines in front of the camera but also takes pride in his work as an executive producer and his commitment to his personal life.

Early Life and Beginnings

Robbie Amell’s entry into the world of acting began early,...

Prepare for an emotionally gripping episode of “Dateline: Unforgettable” as Season 3, Episode 5, titled “Left for Dead,” airs on Oxygen. In this compelling installment, viewers are drawn into the harrowing tale of a survivor of a brutal attack who is determined to seek justice.

The survivor bravely shares her story, convinced that the police have arrested the wrong suspect in the case. With host Keith Morrison leading the investigation, viewers are taken on a journey of heartbreak, resilience, and determination.

Morrison reflects on his poignant interview with the victim, highlighting her courageous quest to uncover the truth behind the attack. As the episode unfolds, viewers are left on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting the revelation of new evidence and twists in the case.

Tune in to Oxygen at 8:00 Pm on Thursday, February 15th, to witness the riveting story of “Left for Dead” unfold on “Dateline: Unforgettable.” Don’t...

We’re about midway through “Dancing with the Stars” season 30, and the competition has reached its scariest point — Halloween, of course. On Monday night, October 25, the 10 remaining celebrities performed routines inspired by the horror genre. So who survived the spooky season, and who fell victim to the purge at the end of the night? Scroll down for our “Horror Night” live blog with all the minute-by-minute updates and commentary throughout the night.

Speaking of “The Purge,” social media personality Olivia Jade narrowly avoided elimination last week when she ended up in the bottom two with singer Melanie C, whom the judges eliminated instead. For “Horror Night” she danced a paso doble inspired by “The Purge,” while wrestler Mike “The Miz” Mizanin performed that same dance style for an homage to “Hellraiser.”

SEECody Rigsby explains why he’s not partnered with a man on ‘Dancing with the Stars’

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When guitarist Frank “Poncho” Sampedro hit the road for the first time as a member of Neil Young and Crazy Horse in November 1975, one of his first gigs took place at the Catalyst in Santa Cruz, California. The nightclub is a short drive from Young’s Broken Arrow ranch and it holds just about 800 people, making it a perfect spot for the group to try out new material in front of a friendly, hometown crowd, and they returned again in 1976, 1984, 1990, 1996, and 1997.

Details of the Seventies Catalyst gigs have been largely lost to time,...

Dubbed creepy nicknames such as "Hotel Death" and "The Suicide," the Cecil Hotel harbors a dark history as a hotbed for death, suicide, and murder. A magnet for crime, it was formerly home to serial killers such as Richard Ramirez and Jack Unterweger. In 2013, its notoriety hit off once more when 21-year-old Canadian traveler Elisa Lam was found dead in the hotel's water tank days after police released a chilling video of her in an elevator.

Lam's story is now the focus of Netflix's Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel, which interviews experts and hotel workers to clarify the context around her case. But this docuseries isn't the first time we've seen the Cecil or Lam's story referenced on the small screen. Back in 2015, the Cecil actually inspired Ryan Murphy to create American Horror Story: Hotel, which focuses on the disturbing events at the fictional Hotel Cortez.

Rob Schmidt’s Wrong Turn was hardly a massive success at the box office back in 2003 after raking in $28 million on a budget of $12 million and reviews were far from enthusiastic, with many critics labeling it a formulaic and uninspired slasher that brought nothing new to a genre that had already been done to death a thousand times over, but it still went on to launch a multi-film franchise.

None of the following installments were even released in theaters, but Wrong Turn quickly became a fixture of the VOD realm with sequels Dead End, Left for Dead, Bloody Beginnings, Bloodlines and Last Resort arriving between 2007 and 2014. The second movie is the only one that was received enthusiastically, while the rest were standard low budget slashers that well and truly ran the concept into the ground.

First Poster For Wrong Turn Remake Teases The Arrival Of New Villains 1 of 2

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Here’s the latest episode of the The Filmmakers Podcast, part of the ever-growing podcast roster here on Nerdly. If you haven’t heard the show yet, you can check out previous episodes on the official podcast site, whilst we’ll be featuring each and every new episode as it premieres.

For those unfamiliar, with the series, The Filmmakers Podcast is a podcast about how to make films from micro budget indie films to bigger budget studio films and everything in-between. Our hosts Giles Alderson, Dan Richardson, Andrew Rodger and Cristian James talk how to get films made, how to actually make them and how to try not to f… it up in their very humble opinion. Guests will come on and chat about their film making experiences from directors, writers, producers, screenwriters, actors, cinematographers and distributors.

The Filmmakers Podcast #171: How to Make Independent Action Films with Ross Boyask,...

There once was a time when crisp photography and nicely framed aerial shots were a guarantee of at least a degree of quality in a film. As Devil's Night soon makes clear, that time is gone. What has been great for film on one level - the reduced cost of good quality equipment opening up opportunities for creative talent once priced out of the industry - has been bad on another, making new content much more difficult to curate. There's an unfortunate belief that anybody can make a watchable film if only they've seen a few - or played a few video games.

Devil's Night is rendered very much in the language of video games, with odd character positioning and curious little cut-aways which will make no sense to viewers without that background. This also explains its monster, which is based loosely on legends of Detroit hobgoblin the Nain Rouge -.

Kyyba Films’ Devil’s Night: Dawn of the Nain Rouge, directed by Sam Logan Khaleghi and starring Nathan Mathers (Eminem’s brother), Jeri Jensen, and Swifty McVay (from Eminem’s hip hop group D12). The film hits hit VOD & all digital platforms on June 23rd. A military veteran who returns home, works in law enforcement and she’s …

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Pyramid Head is coming to Dead by Daylight. According to developer Behavior Interactive, the terrifying antagonist and media icon from the Silent Hill franchise will be available as a playable character in the game’s next Dlc.

For those of you who aren’t familiar with the property, Dead by Daylight is an online horror-based survival game in which one player assumes the role of killer, and four others play the part of victim. The goal of the killer is to, well, kill the other players, while the victims must try to escape from their pursuer.

Although Dead by Daylight boasts a small variety of original characters, it’s the licensed ones to which the game owes its popularity. Through a series of Dlc, players can crawl into the skin of psychos and monsters home to a number of different titles, including Scream, Left For Dead, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,...

Exclusive: Ed Stafford, the first man to walk the Amazon, is pioneering the world’s first true 4K survival competition format with Discovery.

I understand the explorer is working with the factual giant’s international broadcast division on First Man Out, a multi-part series that will see Stafford compete with a range of celebrities to make it out of difficult situations. His first competitor is Cat Bigney, who has previously worked with Bear Grylls on The Island.

The series is produced by Blue Ant-backed Singapore producer Beach House Pictures, producer of shows including Nat Geo Wild’s Otter Town. Filming is now taking place in Micronesia. I understand that there is another international partner involved in the show as well as Discovery, whose vice president of factual production and development Ed Sayer commissioned the show.

It is Stafford’s latest show for Discovery following Betty and Base Camp Films’ Left for Dead,...

[To get you into the spooky spirit, the Daily Dead team is spotlighting double features that we think would be fun to watch this Halloween season. Check here for more double feature recommendations and other Halloween 2017 coverage.]

In horror movies, things usually go so very wrong on October 31st when it comes to the Halloween-themed offerings of the genre. But what about the night before? October 30th, or “Devil’s Night”, can also bring about its own horrific consequences, which is the theme I went with when it came time to put together my double feature of Alex Proyas’ The Crow and Rob Zombie’s House of 1000 Corpses. Both are coincidentally feature film debuts for each director, they feature killer soundtracks, and this pair of films is also centered around a storyline where the characters will never be the same after their experiences on the night before Halloween.

Based on the comic by James O'Barr, The Crow finds aspiring rock star Eric Draven (Brandon Lee) rising from the grave a year after his death to take revenge on the four thugs (David Patrick Kelly, Angel David,...

Stuber

Fox has acquired Tripper Clancy's action comedy spec script "Stuber" which follows one harrowing night in the life of an Uber driver named Stu. "Vacation" reboot writer/directors Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley worked with Tripper to develop the script which the pair will produce. [Source: Deadline]

Devil's Night

Blumhouse Productions have set up the micro-budget horror film "Devil's Night" which Jason Blum and Bobbi Sue Luther will produce. Sean Tretta ("12 Monkeys") penned the script which is set on the night before Halloween, a night with a tradition of youth causing mischief.

Though it has existed since the 1930s, at a point in the 1980s in inner city places like Detroit, the crimes became more destructive - moving up to the likes of arson and vandalism. Ryan Turek will oversee the project for Blumhouse. [Source: Heat Vision]

Jurassic World

Actor Jeff Goldblum was recently asked by Fandango about whether he'd ever consider returning to series.

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American Horror Story: Hotel concludes with a fitting ending that looks as gorgeous as ever, even if it won't be to everyone's tastes...

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5.12 Be Our Guest

American Horror Story has been a spectacular showcase for female characters and the actors playing those roles. Jessica Lange was a revelation. Lily Rabe stole season two. Season three was an ensemble of female characters. Season four's most affecting parts were concerning the women of the Freak Show. And this season, the female character that deserves the most attention and praise just happens to be played by a man. There's glamour and grandeur, acid wit and tender compassion... Liz Taylor is possibly the best example of what American Horror Story can create for a female character, but it took an actor with the fearless skill of Denis O'Hare to pull it off, with a little help from the wonderful,...

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American Horror Story's shared universe aspect comes into its own this week with the fun return of a Coven character...

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1.11 Battle Royale

It took Ryan Murphy five seasons and a return to a familiar stomping ground to bring American Horror Story full circle. The recycling of Pepper last season was a nice touch, and the freak show or the asylum was a common destination for unfortunate microcephalics back in the dark days, so to have the character move from one to the other makes sense. However, there wasn't a lot of modern crossing-over, aside from using the same actors. That's changed with Hotel. Whether it's the La location or the modern setting, old familiar faces have been popping up (and usually dying horribly) within the confines of the Hotel Cortez.

Christine Estabrook's Marcie and Matt Ross's Dr. Charles Montgomery were surprise visitors,...

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Episode ten of American Horror Story Hotel, She Gets Revenge, works spectacularly well...

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5.10 She Gets Revenge

There aren't a lot of action sequences in American Horror Story, but when something violent happens, as it does a lot this season, they tend to make a lot of it. The Hotel Cortez has been home to some terrible things, and it's always very stylish to behold. However, the titular Hotel is not really the centre of sweetness. Sure, there have been a few nice moments her and there, but nothing consistent, or played as straight as the reunion between Liz Taylor and her long-lost son Dennis. Throughout the episode, Liz and Iris make plans to commit suicide, but first they have to tie up their loose ends to keep from becoming prisoners of the Cortez. For Iris, that's simple: she has to cancel her magazines...

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Hotel is the best and most intriguing American Horror Story has been in a long while, as She Wants Revenge shows...

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5.9 She Wants Revenge

It's been a while since a season of American Horror Story has been this consistently good, both in terms of acting, characterisation, and general plotting. Hotel is a world full of interesting characters portrayed by interesting actors who make interesting choices. The collection of visual styles—high fashion, 1920s class, 90s funk, 60s glamour, 80s rocker chic, and a whole host of other distinctive looks—add colour and depth to a world in which there are people who are trapped out of their own time and people who are not constrained by the tick-tick-tock of the clock and the limitations of a mortal time frame. The Hotel Cortez is a home for ghosts, immortals, and damaged wanderers plucked at...

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Evan Peters and Wes Bentley's characters make the perfect counterpoint in this week's fun, ever-stylish American Horror Story: Hotel...

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5.8 The Ten Commandments Killer

There's not a lot of artifice or misdirection to Ryan Murphy's television shows. Very rarely does he pull off a surprise, and when he does pull off a surprise—see the Rubber Man from Murder House—it's not always very good or very welcome. I'm not even sure he's trying to spring surprises anymore, given just how long the show has telegraphed the very “twist” it unfurls this week. John Lowe, ace detective and the man obsessed with tracking down the Ten Commandments Killer, is actually the Ten Commandments Killer, which is something people have basically been discussing since the earliest stages of the season.

It's a predictable turn of events, and one that the show's been building on for multiple weeks,...

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Rarely has American Horror Story sustained its current level of momentum, quality and sheer entertainment...

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5.7 Flicker

I absolutely love it when American Horror Story uses film-making style to help tell their story. It's not a question of the way the characters dress or the way the sets are displayed, but a question of actual technical techniques. A significant portion of Flicker is devoted to the life and times of a very young Countess—long before she was the Countess—as a fresh-faced Italian girl from Bensonhurst, Brooklyn who made her way out to Hollywood to become a star on the silver screen. A chance appearance as a harem girl leads to a meeting that will change young Countess's life forever as she finds herself wooed by the most famous lover in history, Rudolph Valentino (Finn Wittrock, playing a new role) and his glamorous wife,...

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How terrifying can a baby really be? Er, pretty bloody terrifying judging by this week's episode of American Horror Story: Hotel...

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5.6 Room 33

Lady Gaga's got a thing with her fans. She calls them her little monsters. It's a great fandom nickname, akin to the Kiss Army in terms of recognizability. After all, there's a whole episode of The Simpsons based around Gaga's schtick. It's the worst episode The Simpsons has ever done, but that's not the point. It's a known quantity, and I have no doubt it's been one of the inspirations for Countess's collection of creepy children, alongside The Shining and Village Of The Damned. They're actual little monsters, and she's their mother.

Of course, she's not just their adopted mother, she's the actual mother of at least one child, courtesy of the good butchers at Murder House. That's right, Countess...

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Vampire children run amok among multiple plot-threads in this week's American Horror Story: Hotel episode...

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5.5 Room Service

There's a lot going on in every episode of American Horror Story, and sometimes it makes it difficult to figure out just how to sit down and write a review like this. I mean, when the show is full of plot elements, how can you really focus on one? Last week was easy; a serial killer dinner party is always going to be attention-grabbing, but this week's episode had multiple fun things happening, so I guess I'll just stop waffling and go right to the vampire children.

Alex, the caring nurturer of Holden that she is, has been newly minted as a vampire by Countess Gaga, and she's having a little trouble adjusting. She's woozy, she's room temperature, her Pov shots are all blurry, she's vacant and clammy.

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America's serial killers come out to play in American Horror Story Hotel's latest Halloween episode, Devil's Night...

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5.4 Devil's Night

The announcement that Lady Gaga would play a prominent role in American Horror Story: Hotel was a bit of a divisive one. She was the centerpiece of a lot of the show's commercials, particularly one of her set to the memorable industrial tune Du Hast by Rammstein. No one knew what role she would play, or what her purpose would end up being, but everyone had an opinion about it, and most of those opinions seem to have been negative. It's easy to see why; Gaga's a pop star, not an actress. If she's been on stage or screen, it's been in the context of her musical talents first and foremost, not her ability to emote or cry on cue. I have to admit to having been pleasantly surprised.

Spoilers ahead for the most recent episode of American Horror Story: Hotel. On Wednesday night’s American Horror Story: Hotel, John Lowe is invited to a dinner party along with Aileen Wuornos, Richard Ramirez, Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, and the Zodiac — a murderer’s row of serial killers. "John is clearly not yet our kind," their host James March tells them when the detective balks at their idea of amuse-bouche and desserts. Was Lowe invited to this strange soirée because he's a guest of the hotel, because they enjoyed the idea of a helpless law-enforcement official in their midst, or because he might actually be a kindred spirit? Wes Bentley, who plays Lowe, helped shed a little light when he chatted with Vulture about Ahs theories, understanding addiction, and why he wants Gwyneth Paltrow's head in a box.Why do you think John Lowe was invited to the Devil's Night dinner?...

Taking a page from season one, American Horror Story: Hotel is celebrating Halloween by letting the dead roam about freely. In "Devil's Night," Mr. March invites some of his infamous friends to celebrate his favorite night of the year. Of course, John is invited, but he can't distinguish what's real and what's not. Meanwhile, Alex makes a sacrifice to be with her son.

The good folks at Pittsburgh's Nevermore Productions have taken to IndieGoGo to finish their retro indie horror The Barn and they've sent us an exclusive clip to help spread the word. It's Halloween 1989, best friends Sam and Josh are trying to enjoy what's left of their final Devil's Night before graduating high school. But trouble arises when the two pals and a group of friends take a detour on their way to a rock concert, finding an old abandoned barn and awakening the evil inside. Now it's up to Sam and Josh to find a way to protect their friends and defeat the creatures that lurk within "The Barn". If the team has put half as much work into the film as they have...

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It was about two months ago that it was revealed that Jack Huston and Jessica Brown Findlay would be taking the roles of Eric Draven and Shelly Webster, respectively, in the upcoming remake of The Crow, but now the production has found the performer that they want to play the central villain in the movie. New reports are coming in saying that Andrea Riseborough is in negotiations to play Top Dollar in the project, meaning that this new adaptation will be changing the gender of the character. Deadline has the scoop on this casting development, noting that Riseborough has not yet officially signed on to the project. In the story, Top Dollar is the gang leader who orchestrates a group of thugs who love nothing more than to terrorize the streets of Detroit. One Devil's Night (the night before Halloween), the crew breaks into the apartment of guitarist Eric Draven,...

We're back with with another edition of the Indie Spotlight, highlighting the recent independent horror new sent our way. Today's feature includes artwork from Blood & Gourd, release details for The Vatican Exorcisms, and news of a Sledge Blu-ray release:

Blood & Gourd Details and Artwork: "It's Devil's Night in Olympia, Wa - and out at Henderson Farms, the festivities are reaching a crescendo. Young and old have gathered to pick their own pumpkin, drink hot apple cider, and partake in the usual pumpkin farm fare. However, something has awakened from deep within the fertile soil. After years of abuse and humiliation, the pumpkins… are ready to pick us. You can beg! You can plead! You can scream! But these Hell's lanterns are lit only with the burning desire to watch you die."

For more information on this comic, and its creators, visit: http://www.bloodandgourd.com

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Much like Eric Draven himself, the remake of "The Crow" just won't die. The movie has been in limbo for years, with seemingly countless directors and stars attached, but with a director and script in place, it's time to find their leading man.

Deadline is reporting that Jack Huston, who played war vet Richard Harrow in "Boardwalk Empire," is in early talks with Relativity to star as the comic book protagonist. In James O'Barr's beloved graphic novel, Draven returns from the dead to get revenge on the guys who murdered him and his beloved fiancé Shelly on Devil's Night. The two were to be married the next day - on Halloween, natch. The role was made famous by Brandon Lee, who was accidentally killed during filming. Sequels to "The Crow" were dismal, but the original is a spooky '90s classic.

Huston has a ton of high-profile projects coming up,...

The axe-ploitation flick The Barn has a new trailer. This film, which pays homage to slashers of the '89s, involves several friends and a weekend getaway. Unfortunately, the friends unleash a long hidden evil. That evil resides in a manure strewn old barn. As well, this film stars Mitchell Musolino, Will Stout and Lexi Dripps. The story was developed by a team of writers, including: Maggi Mizell, Michael Prutman, Mark J. Reyes and Justin M. Seaman. The first trailer for The Barn is hosted here. The story begins on Devil's Night. On this special night, a group of friends are heading to a rock concert. They take refuge in a field, where an old barn resides. Now, several creatures of the night are awoken. Grumpy, they take out their anger on this group of friends, with axe, machete or scythe. The first trailer for The Barn is a good one.

It's perfectly fitting that the newest Rob Zombie film would be announced on the weekend of Halloween. And while his next project will not be a continuation of the rebooted Halloween franchise that he began back in 2007, the new film is still set on the ghastly, ghoulish holiday. Unfortunately, it may also serve to tick off the folks over at Marvel Comics. The Hollywood Reporter received news of the new Rob Zombie movie out of the on-going American Film Market, and says that the project is appropriately titled 31. The movie is based on an original screenplay by the director, and is partially inspired by a strange statistic that says that more people disappear and are never found again on Halloween than on any other day of the calendar year. The story will begin on the night before the holiday (a.k.a. Mischief Night or Devil's Night in some areas...

Director Gavin Michael Booth has just released the first trailer for The Scarehouse. The Scarehouse involves a group of sorority sisters and a duo's desire for revenge. The clip shows two former sisters: Corey (Sarah Booth) and Elaina (Kimberly-Sue Murray) plotting something tortuous. The trailer also shows a dark interior setting, which is an actual Haunted Halloween attraction. As well, The Scarehouse stars: Katherine Barrell, Teagan Vincze, Emily Alatalo and Dani Barker. The trailer awaits below. For more on the story, Corey and Elaina believe they have been rejected by their sorority house. Now, they have planned an elaborate revenge, which takes place on Devil's Night. They lure their former sisters in a haunted Halloween attraction, The Scarehouse! Here, the sisters will get their comeuppance. Will anyone live to tell their tale? Also, The Scarehouse will begin to release in October. The film is slated for a World Premiere in Windsor,...

Tagline: "Revenge is a bitch." The Scarehouse is a new horror film from production companies Mimetic Entertainment and A Name Viking. Recently, this production began shooting in Ontario, Canada. And, the film stars Sarah Booth (Deadfall), Kimberly-Sue Murray (The Colony), Dani Barker and Jennifer Miller; Gavin Michael Booth is directing. This mostly female cast play sorority sisters on Devil's Night. Now, the film's first concept poster is here, along with a tagline: "Revenge is a bitch." The Scarehousee will release later in 2014. D Films Corp will release the film in Canada, while NBC Universal will release this title in the United States. A trailer is coming soon and horror fans can find more cast and crew info below. Release Date: Summer 2014. Director: Gavin Michael Booth. Writers: Gavin Michael Booth and Sarah Booth. Cast: Sarah Booth, Kimberly-Sue Murray, Dani Barker, Jennifer Miller, Teagan Vincze, Emily Alatalo and Ivana Stojanovic. *a trailer has not been.

We're back with another installment of Radio 66.6! This week features the latest news, music, videos and tour dates from the likes of Testament, Lacuna Coil, Against Me!, Behemoth, Sick Puppies, The Acacia Strain, Goatwhore, Stick To Your Guns, Butcher Babies, Matchbox Twenty, Emmure and more.

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Testament have parted ways with bassist Greg Christian. Former bassist Steve Digiorgio has rejoined the band.

The Acacia Strain will enter the studio in March with producer Will Putney to begin recording their new album for Rise Records.

Italian hard rockers Lacuna Coil will release their seventh album, Broken Crown Halo, on April 1 via Century Media Records.

Samong Traisattha, vocalist of the Thai black metal band Surrender of Divinity, was reportedly murdered for "tarnish[ing] Satanism." What the hell is wrong with people?

Music

Stream Against Me!’s new album, Transgender Dysphoria Blues, here. It comes out January 21 via Total Treble Music.

We're back with another installment of Radio 66.6! This week features the latest news, music, videos and tour dates from the likes of Slipknot, Iced Earth, Suicide Silence, mewithoutYou, Philip H. Anselmo, The Wonder Years, La Dispute, Comeback Kid, Throwdown, Skinny Puppy and more.

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News

Slipknot have parted ways with drummer Joey Jordison. I, for one, am very curious how the band will approach finding a replacement and writing new material.

Music

Listen to a new Iced Earth song tilted "Among the Living Dead" here. The metal band's upcoming effort, Plagues of Babylon, comes out January 21 via Century Media Records.

Listen to August Burns Red's rendition of "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" here. It's from the new digital re-release of their holiday album, Sleddin' Hill.

Listen to a new Throwdown song titled "Avow" here. Their new album, Intolerance, will be released on January 21 via eOne Music.

*there are spoilers here. Director: Richard Schenkman. Writers: Jesse Baget, Richard Schenkman and Eric D. Wilkinson. Cast: Ian Bamberg, Noell Coet, Adam C. Edwards, Stephanie Erb and Daniel Hugh Kelly. Director Richard Schenkman's name has come up a couple times this week on 28Dla. Schenkman is the writer behind another horror film titled Zombie Night (2013). His latest feature film from behind the camera is titled Mischief Night. This title was released on a few home entertainment formats on Mischief Night, October 30th, 2013. Sometimes called "Gate Night" or "Devil's Night," the night before Halloween is a time for pranks and misdeeds. In this film, Mischief Night is a time for murder! Unfortunately, in this film, the villains appear very silly, which weakens the conflict. The protagonist, on the other hand, is compelling and developed well, thanks to an interesting character arc. Though, Mischief Night offers the barest of thrills. The...

Step Brothers stars Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly are teaming back up for a new comedy called Devil's Night. These two guys make some ridiculously beautiful comedy together, so it's awesome to see that they are going to bring us something else we can all laugh at. According to The Wrap, this is the description of the story:

The unofficial holiday made Leonard and Gabe best friends as children, though it would eventually be responsible for tearing them apart. 15 years later, with Devil’s Night growing out of control, they must put their differences aside and reunite to save their neighborhood from utter destruction.

For those of you who don't know Devil's, Night is an actual unofficial holiday that takes place on October 30, which is when some crazy mischief goes down. I can only imagine how fun a movie like this will be, especially with Ferrell and Reilly delivering the comedy greatness.

Following a hilarious tagteam of comedy in both Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby and the superior Step Brothers, the dynamic duo of Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly will be back together again. The Wrap reports Ferrell and Reilly are attached to star in Devil's Night, a new comedy set up at Sony Pictures. The script comes from Andrew Mogel and Jarrad Paul (writers of Yes Man) and takes place on October 30th, the night before Halloween which is known as Devil's Night, the time when all the real mischief takes place. As you can imagine, Ferrell and Reilly are in on the craziness, but there's a genre twist. In what sounds like a project that could blend comedy and horror, likely in the same vein of The Watch, Ferrell and Reilly play Leonard and Gabe, once childhood best friends who enjoyed Devil's Night, until it ended up tearing their friendship apart.

While they shared the screen in Tallegada Nights, it was Step Brothers that really hammered home what Will Ferrell and John C. Rielly can achieve as a double act. Now the pair are teaming up again for Devil's Night, a new Halloween set comedy which sees the two play estranged friends who must team up after 15 years apart to save their neighbourhood from destruction during Devil's Night, an unofficial holidy where mischief and vandalism is let run riot. No doubt much hilarity, and hopefully a rap song, ensues. Ferrell and Adam McKay's Gary Sanchez Productions will produce the film, working from a script by Yes Man scribes Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogul. No director or release date has been announced yet. via The Wrap...

Their comic chemistry is a huge box office draw and now Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly will reunite for "Devil's Night."

According to TheWrap, the comedy follows Leonard and Gabe, who used to be best friends until one October 30th night destroyed their relationship. Fifteen years later, the pair are brought together on "Devil's Night" to save their town from supernatural forces.

Previously, the duo made audiences laugh in 2008's "Step Brothers" and in 2006 in "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby."

In the meantime, fans can get their dose of Will Ferrell when he reprises his role as Ron Burgundy in "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues," hitting theaters on December 20th.

Will Ferrell and John C Reilly, who previously worked together on "Step Brothers" and "Talladega Nights," are reuniting for a Halloween-themed "Devil's Night" comedy that's being developed by Sony Pictures. The story is set on October 30th (the night before Halloween), when the real mischief and debauchery happens. The unofficial holiday made Leonard and Gabe best friends as children, though it would eventually be responsible for tearing them apart. 15 years later, with Devil's Night growing out of control, they must put their differences aside and reunite to save their neighborhood from utter destruction. The new film is written by Andrew Mogel and Jarrad Paul. No word on who will direct the movie, but it's safe to say that "Devil's Night" will be released on October 30th of 2014 or 2015.

The comedy duo of Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly are about to spend a hilariously spooky night together as they've signed to re-team for the upcoming Halloween-themed comedy, Devil's Night.

According to The Wrap Ferrell and Reilly will be playing (what else?) best friends in Sony's upcoming flick.

Devil’s Night is set on October 30, when the real mischief and debauchery goes down. The unofficial holiday made Leonard and Gabe best friends as children, though it would eventually be responsible for tearing them apart. 15 years later, with Devil’s Night growing out of control, they must put their differences aside and reunite to save their neighborhood from utter destruction.

No idea how Dread-worthy this one is gonna be, but we'll keep an eye on it!

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Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly have proven to be an awesome comedic duo, starring together in both Step Brothers and Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, and now they're now getting ready to try and capture that collaborative spark as co-leads in a film for the third time. According to The Wrap, both actors are now attached to star in Devil's Night, a new comedy set on the notorious night before Halloween when suburban pranksters decorate their neighborhoods with eggs and toilet paper. Set up at Sony and set to be produced through Ferrell and Adam McKay.s Gary Sanchez Productions label, the film will tell the story of two guys named Leonard and Gabe. As kids they became best friends thanks to the October 30th "celebration," but it also became what tore them apart. Fifteen years after the end of their friendship they are forced to come...