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You can tell right away that Joe Begos’ indie throwback Almost Human was heavily influenced by films like Carpenter’s Halloween and The Thing with even a little bit of Invasion of the Body Snatchers thrown in there as well. And what you get when you combine all of those elements is 80 minutes of gooey practical effects and nonstop thrills. The film centers on Mark Fisher, a man who disappeared from his home in a brilliant flash of blue light almost two years ago. His friend Seth Hampton was the last to see him alive. Now a string of grisly, violent murders leads Seth to believe that Mark is back, and something evil is inside of him. Continue Reading…

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Steve Scott has brought Ellen Ripley back to life with this amazing piece of art that is nothing short of amazing as he sculpted a life-like replica of the character Sigourney Weaver made famous from the Alien franchise.

From Scott, “This is a hyper real silicone head of actress Sigourney Weaver. Sculpted from photos, every measurement has been meticulously calculated and applied. Made in honour of the Alien series and all involved, this is an effort to celebrate the feeling of nostalgia and evoke the memories of an era gone by.” Continue Reading…

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AMC Gears Up For ‘Area 51′

Ryan —  July 31, 2012 — 2 Comments

Just last week NBC announced their plans to release a series based on the iconic Dracula which marks just one of many horror related TV series in development. This is really an exciting time for all things horror because it seems to be making a huge comeback on the small screen. That being said, AMC home of the huge hit The Walking Dead looks to be bringing in another series with a ton of potential in Area 51.

AMC will be teaming up with Gale Anne Hurd who is a producer on The Walking Dead and has also worked on classic films like The Terminator and Aliens.

From The Hollywood Reporter,“Published in May, Jacobsen’s book revolves around the famed military installation in the world that has never been acknowledged by the U.S. government and explores the myths about the area and those who believe that region is home to aliens, underground tunnel systems and nuclear facilities. Jacobsen interviewed 19 men who served on the base and additional servicemen who were employed there. AMC’s entry will take place in the 1950s-1960s and will focus on those who work at the base and protect the country’s secrets — including the remains of the alleged alien crash at Roswell.

I love the idea of this taking place during the 50′s because that time period translates so well onto the screen. Look at Mad Men for example, it’s not only one of the best shows on television but it’s easily the best looking. Throw some aliens in there and we might have yet another awesome show on the horizon from AMC.