Back in 1978, Warren Beatty wrote, starred, and directed in a movie called Heaven Can Wait. He played LA Rams’ Quarterback Joe Pendleton, a man who was mistakenly taken up to heaven by an angel. While he is there, he is told his actual death date was March 20, 2025.
That date seemed so far away, 47 years ago. But today, it is the day! I would love to know how Beatty feels about that. Because he actually lived long enough to see it.
I wonder why he picked this date. It was so random back then, and now it is a reality.
Also, back then, it felt like the Rams would stay in LA forever. But the football team spent about 20 years in St. Louis. Thankfully, they came back in time to celebrate Joe Pendleton’s death day.
Thanks to Alison Martino for sharing this tidbit. I love it when predicted dates in entertainment actually turn into that day on the calendar. I don’t know why, but it is so cool. For example, George Jetson’s birthday was July 31, 2022, and Marty McFly traveled to October 21, 2015.
If you are like me, then you love a good comedic Creature Feature. On April 29th, we are getting that in Big Freaking Rat on home video.
Ranger Brody (starring Scott C. Roe), along with his niece and nephew, works on opening a campsite for the season. All seems to be going well until a gigantic rat, mutated by years of hazardous waste dumping, starts killing people and going crazy.
I think a lot of people, after watching this trailer, will want to stream this film because it will remind them of Cocaine Bear. I am going to watch it because these are the movies I live for, even though almost everyone dies in it. Will you be watching with me?
Let’s be honest. With everything going on these days, we need something like this. Let’s just hope we make it to the release date.
For over 20 years, Jigsaw has terrified Horror fans. But it looks like his days of riding a tricycle might have unceremoniously come to an end.
According to what a source told Bloody Disgusting, Saw Xi is “totally dead. It’s 100% over. Almost a year now.”
Saw XI was slated to be released on September 27, 2004. But then it was delayed a year. And today comes word that the sequel has made like one of Jigsaw’s victims.
What happened? The source told BD that the two producers started fighting. One tried to go ahead with production, but the other one stopped it. And Lionsgate was powerless to get them back on track.
Therefore, ending the franchise’s run without a proper ending. But that is what happens when a franchise goes on too long. Jason Vorhees and Freddy Krueger never got their endings either. I know because I am still waiting for that to happen. Halloween is one of the rare franchises that got its finale.
Are you upset that Saw was cancelled? As someone who loves Horror, I have always hated the Saw movies. So, I saw good riddance.
There is a little thing called the public domain. That is when something from the art or entertainment would ages out of copyright and it can be used by anyone at no cost.
In the last few years, Mickey Mouse’s Steamboat Willie and Winnie-the-Pooh became part of the public domain and have found themselves being used in several Horror movies.
Coming soon, the two fictional characters are coming to life to kill people in The Dark Domain: MVW Mickey-Vs-Winnie.
Set in the 1920s, the plot kicks off with a disturbing narrative about two convicts who escape into a cursed forest, only to be swallowed by its dark essence. Fast forward a hundred years, and the story picks up with a group of thrill-seeking friends whose nature getaway goes horribly wrong. They accidentally venture into the same cursed woods, finding themselves face-to-face with the now monstrous versions of Mickey and Winnie. What follows is a night filled with terror, as these beloved characters mutate into horrifying adversaries, unleashing a frenzy of violence and bloodshed.
The film is written and directed by Emmy-nominated choreographer Glenn Douglas Packard.
Who do you think will make it to the credits: the mouse or the bear? Or do you think that they will become Wilnie or Winlie?
Several of our childhood characters have been reimagined into Horror movies. But it is not their true origin stories.
On April 8th, that will change with Rumpelstiltskin. The villain’s story was a dark one written by the Brothers Grimm, so it makes sense that there is not much that needs to be changed.
Rumpelstiltskin tells the story of a young woman who makes a deal she comes to regret with a mysterious creature. Here we take the story that creeped you out as a kid and turn it into a full-blown medieval folk-horror nightmare.
And Andy Edwards captured that medieval folk-horror nightmare with the way they made Rumpelstiltskin come to life. He looks just like I imagined, and that makes the movie so much creepier.
