| CineMorte was established in 2005 - though the seed was planted
back in the mid-70's - to spread the word about horror movies and
scary flicks. We'll even throw in Sci-Fi-, Thriller-, and
Mystery-themed movies if we see fit. And, not just the popular ones,
but also the "so-bad-they're-good" movies as well as the
ones that are terrible beyond belief. The
purpose of CineMorte is to present reviews for these movies you
may never have heard of, forgotten about, have cool covers but
thought might stink, didn't know were available, or just want a
different point of view for. We'll review movies from all
era's - 1920's to present day - if we can get our paws on them.
We are not professional reviewers nor probably even good
writers but only fans like you who need an outlet for our
fascination. So, here's our gift to you, the avid fan and
curious onlooker. Enjoy.
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Flight of the Living Dead: Outbreak on a Plane (2007) - During a transatlanic flight, a corpse emerges from the cargo hold and lays waste to the passengers, turning them into zombies. A handful of travelers try to stop the ghoulish horde, but how do you fight the undead at 30,000 feet above the ocean? Review |
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Hunter Prey (2010) - The spaceship Prometheuss carrying dangerous cargo -- a lethal alien prisoner -- when it crash-lands on a barren planet. The crew members search for their escaped prey until it becomes clear that they're the ones being hunted. Severely handicapped by their orders not to harm the creature, the space commandos soon find themselves outmatched, and they begin to question just what their superiors want with this vicious beast. Review |
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Survival of Dead (2009) - Rebel military man Crocket (Alan Van Sprang) and his band of rogue soldiers seek refuge from the living dead, only to land squarely in a family feud between the undead-hating O'Flynns and the Muldoons, a cure-seeking clan determined to help their zombie kinfolk. Cult horror master George A. Romero rises again to deliver another delicious zombie fest where the festering question is: Can a caring family coexist with their flesh-eating loved ones? Review |
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Theater
Jan. 27: Amityville Horror: The Lost Tapes, The
Jan. 27: Grey, The
Feb. 3: Woman in Black, The
Feb. 17: Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance
Feb. 24: Gone
Feb. 24: Lockout
Mar. 9: Raven, The
Mar. 9: Silent House
Mar. 23: Hunger Games, The
Apr. 13: Cabin in the Woods, The
Apr. 20: House at the End of the Street
Apr. 20: Scary Movie 5
May 11: Dark Shadows
May 18: Battleship
June 8: Prometheus
June 22: Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Aug. 10: Warm Bodies
Aug. 24: Apparition, The
Aug. 24: Sinister
Aug. 31: 7500
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DVD / Blu-Ray
Feb. 1: Hatchet II
Feb. 7: Ashes
Feb. 7: Horror Triple Feature Volume 1
Feb. 7: Machete Joe
Feb. 7: Midnight Horror Collections Volume 4
Feb. 7: Midnight Horror Collections Volume 5
Feb. 7: Midnight Horror Collections Volume 6
Feb. 7: Return Of The Killer Tomatoes / Return To Horror High
Feb. 7: Stormhouse
Feb. 7: Super Shark
Feb. 14: Dead, The
Feb. 14: Devil's Rock, The
Feb. 14: Friday The 13th Collection
Feb. 14: Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence, The
Feb. 14: Killer By Nature
Feb. 14: Paranormal Activity 3
Feb. 21: Bigfoot (1970)
Feb. 21: Boneyard Collector
Feb. 21: Bong Of The Dead
Feb. 21: Dark Spirits
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1/26/2012 - Interview: Robin Hardy Talks The Wicker Tree - Read our exclusive interview with filmmaker Robin Hardy, who wrote and directed the new horror film ‘The Wicker Tree.’ The movie is set to be distributed by Anchor Bay Films into limited theaters on January 27, 2012. ‘The Wicker Tree’ follows two young, engaged missionaries from Texas, Beth, played by Brittania Nicol, and Henry, portrayed by Henry Garrett, as they travel to Scotland. Full Article
1/26/2012 - ‘Days of the Dead’ horror convention headed to PTC - We’ve seen the zombies take over parts of Coweta County as AMC’s “The Walking Dead” filmed episodes of their second season in the area. Full Article
1/26/2012 - Excalibur star Nicol Williamson dies in penury - Barely three months after Inadmissible Evidence, the John Osborne play that made his name, was revived in London, Nicol Williamson has died, aged 73, in Holland. Full Article
1/26/2012 - Man Faints During Sundance Screening Of Horror Film V/H/S - Years ago I went to a Chuck Palahniuk reading at a book store in New York and nearly ended up losing my lunch during the reading. I was apparently not alone in having a strong physical reaction to Guts, which is a stomach turning short story, and was made all the more vivid with Palahniuk’s voice behind it. Full Article
1/26/2012 - Chiller Announces 2012 Slate of Programming - Chiller kicks off a packed year of original programming with the announcement of airdates for the first two all-new projects of 2012. The original special Real Fear: The Truth Behind the Movies will premiere Sunday, March 11 @ 8pm, while Chiller’s second original movie, Brian Keene’s Ghoul, will premiere Friday, April 13 @ 9pm. Full Article
1/26/2012 - Ryan Murphy to Pen Sci-Fi Horror Film - Ryan Murphy is set to write a sci-fi/horror movie for Sony Pictures, Variety reports. The 46-year-old Glee and American Horror Story co-creator will pen the script, which is currently untitled, with Apollo 18 writer Brian Miller. Ryan will produce the flick with John Palermo, whose past projects include Drive and X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Full Article
1/23/2012 - Interview with Sara Paxton of ‘The Innkeepers’ - The Innkeepers, the new film from director Ti West, investigates all the things that go bump in the night at the eerie Yankee Pedlar Inn, a hotel set to close its doors for good. Claire (Sara Paxton) and Luke (Pat Healy) are watching the front desk, but there aren’t too many guests...at least not of the living kind. Full Article
1/23/2012 - Dear Filmmakers: Subvert A Genre All You Want, But You Have To Respect It First - A little while ago I tossed up an article about the sale of Black Rock at Sundance. In fact, it should be the piece right below this one. Right after doing so I saw that Devin Faraci, one of my favorite critics, had already filed his review of the film over at Badass Digest so I headed over there to check it out. You can do the same by clicking here. Full Article
1/22/2012 - New horror movie to be set in the Bermuda Triangle - Bermuda, written by UK horror duo Bobby Lee Darby and Nathan Brookes, is a “found footage” movie in the style made popular by The Blair Witch Project in 1999, which became a box office sensation when it was released in 1999. Full Article
1/22/2012 - Brian Miller & Ryan Murphy To Write Untitled Sci-fi/Horror Film - While Apollo 18 wasn’t quite the hit that Dimension Films was hoping for, it appears as if the writer, Brian Miller is moving onto other things and this time he has a partner in crime, Ryan Murphy, the co-creator of American Horror Story. Full Article
1/22/2012 - Anchor Bay Acquires Slash’s Horror Film ‘Nothing To Fear’ - Anchor Bay Films has acquired Nothing To Fear, the first film produced by Slasher Films, the horror label hatched by former Guns n Roses guitarist Slash and the producing team of Rob Eric and Michael Williams. Full Article
1/22/2012 - Slamdance preview: How Ed Wood's long lost horror film 'Final Curtain' finally made it to the big screen - Many people have a “funny uncle,” some eccentric, older blood relation or larger-than-life, close family friend. But few are funnier than Jason Insalaco’s late, great-uncle Paul Marco. Full Article
1/22/2012 - Ursula Dabrowsky's back with horror film Inner Demon - Ursula Dabrowsky’s “new slice of cinematic fright” will start filming this month. Inner Demon is the Adelaide filmmaker’s second film in her ‘Demon’ trilogy, following 2009’s self-financed psychological horror Family Demons. Full Article
1/22/2012 - Vincent D'Onofrio Talks 'Don't Go In The Woods,' Slasher Movies - A young band ventures into the woods to pen some new songs that will turn them into rockstars. Unfortunately, those woods are haunted, and lots of blood curdling screams and killing ensues. Full Article
1/22/2012 - Hammer Horror Composer David Whitaker Dies - The English film composer David Whitaker has died at the age of 80. He was known for his collaborations with a host of rock artists and performers, including The Rolling Stones, Serge Gainsbourg and Jimmy Page, but this writer will remember him best for his contribution to the Hammer horror films of the 1970s. Full Article
1/22/2012 - Lawsuit Claims Relativity Ripped Off Horror Movie 'The Unborn' - Rogue Pictures, a division of Relativity Media, is being sued for allegedly lifting the idea behind the 2009 horror film The Unborn from a novel published nearly two decades earlier. Full Article
1/22/2012 - Universal Restoring Some Classic Horror Films as Part of its Yearlong Centennial Celebration - Universal is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2012 and will commemorate its centennial with a yearlong celebration honoring the studio’s rich film history and cultural legacy, which, as every horror fan knows, includes a plethora of genre films. Full Article
1/22/2012 - ABC's 'The River' team pledges more 'X-Files' than 'Lost' - American Horror Story proved Hollywood can pull off a weekly horror drama on cable. Can ABC do the same with The River, given the much higher ratings bar set for a broadcast network? Full Article
1/22/2012 - Arab-English Thriller Djinn from Horror Master Tobe Hooper Delayed - Horror fans looking forward to Djinn, the second locally produced title from Imagenation, will have to wait a few more months before the film hits cinema screens. Full Article
1/22/2012 - Wales pupils make their own horror film - STUDENTS at Wales High School ditched their pens and paper recently to become film stars. The pupils helped to make a short horror film called Challenging Behaviour. Full Article
1/22/2012 - ‘The Devil Inside’ Director & Writer Making New ‘Found Footage’ Horror Film - ‘The Devil Inside’ director and writer pair, William Brent Bell and Matthew Peterman, are readying yet another installment in the ‘found footage’ genre. Is the untitled film something new or a ‘Devil Inside’ sequel? Full Article
1/22/2012 - 'The Cabin in the Woods' to open the 2012 SXSW Film Festival - The hotly anticipated horror film The Cabin in the Woods will open the 2012 SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Tex., on March 9, the festival announced today. Full Article
1/22/2012 - Ethan Hawke to Star in Horror Film VIGILANDIA - From Jason Blum, the producer who brought you the Paranormal Activity series and the 2011 surprise hit Insidious, comes another low-budget horror movie titled Vigilandia. Being called a “futuristic thriller” for Universal, there’s not much else we know about the picture at present. Full Article
1/22/2012 - Will The Woman in Black live up to its Hammer Horror film legacy? - Did you know that Daniel Radcliffe's next horror project, The Woman in Black is part of the long, proud tradition of Hammer Films? Full Article
1/22/2012 - A&E Tries Jumping Onto the Horror TV Train by Developing a Psycho Prequel Series - Um, okay. Gross. I say this as a devout fan of the original Psycho movie directed by Alfred Hitchcock. But wanting to bring the same success of horror-themed shows like FX‘s American Horror Story, True Blood, and The Walking Dead, A&E has announced that it’s developing a series about the Bates Motel, the site of several murders at the hands of the titular psycho, Norman Bates (played by Anthony Perkins). Full Article
1/22/2012 - 'Conan' Director Marcus Nispel Takes On Horror-Action Movie 'Hack/Slash' - Marcus Nispel, who directed last summer's Conan the Barbarian, has come aboard to helm Hack/Slash, Relativity’s adaptation of a horror-action comic book. Full Article
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