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'Hemlock Grove' Sets Final Season Premiere With First Teaser
'Hemlock Grove' Sets Final Season Premiere With First Teaser
'Hemlock Grove' Sets Final Season Premiere With First Teaser
It’s no secret that Netflix original horror show Hemlock Grove hasn’t quite captured the critical raves of its brethren, though the streaming service will at least finish the story with a 10-episode final run. So, when can we expect Hemlock Season 3 to drop a whole new mess of bloody weirdness? Watch the final season teaser to find out!
'Green Inferno' Trailer: Eli Roth's Cannibal Flick Returns
'Green Inferno' Trailer: Eli Roth's Cannibal Flick Returns
'Green Inferno' Trailer: Eli Roth's Cannibal Flick Returns
The Green Inferno first premiered at Fantastic Fest in 2013, with promises to hit theaters sometime last year. Then it ran into some distribution disputes and soon found itself languishing in limbo for over a year. But now you’ll finally have a chance to see Eli Roth’s cannibal horror flick, which has just revealed a new official trailer for your, um, consumption.
Eli Roth to Direct Mega-Shark Movie 'Meg'
Eli Roth to Direct Mega-Shark Movie 'Meg'
Eli Roth to Direct Mega-Shark Movie 'Meg'
A film based on Steve Alten’s New York Times bestselling novel Meg has been in development for almost 20 years, but the mega-shark film is finally on its way to the big screen, thanks to Warner Bros. and Eli Roth. Meg’s long, long journey to the big screen began in 1997 at Disney, but with Jurassic World emerging with the highest-grossing opening weekend of all time, it seems like a great time to get Meg off the ground.
Eli Roth’s ‘The Green Inferno’ Has Emerged From the Jungle With a Release Date
Eli Roth’s ‘The Green Inferno’ Has Emerged From the Jungle With a Release Date
Eli Roth’s ‘The Green Inferno’ Has Emerged From the Jungle With a Release Date
For a little while there, The Green Inferno looked like it was dead, buried and gone for good. Now, Eli Roth’s cannibal horror movie has finally emerged from whatever distribution hell was keeping it down. It has a release and everything! Sure, it’ll open in theaters after his fifth film, Knock Knock, has come and gone, but that’s better than nothing, right?
‘Knock Knock’ Trailer: Keanu Reeves Gets Tormented by Director Eli Roth
‘Knock Knock’ Trailer: Keanu Reeves Gets Tormented by Director Eli Roth
‘Knock Knock’ Trailer: Keanu Reeves Gets Tormented by Director Eli Roth
The last time we saw Keanu Reeves, he was the unstoppable title character in the instant action-classic John Wick. So watching the trailer for director Eli Roth’s Knock Knock is bound to give you whiplash, as the beloved actor has never looked weaker or more vulnerable. Reeves is odd casting for an ordinary father and husband who finds himself terrorized by two insane women, but that may very well be the point. He’s the last guy we’d expect to see so thoroughly wrecked.
'Clown' Trailer: It's Not a Costume
'Clown' Trailer: It's Not a Costume
'Clown' Trailer: It's Not a Costume
Several years ago, a fake trailer for a new Eli Roth-produced horror film called Clown hit the internet, attracting a bit of attention. Roth himself was so impressed by the fake trailer that he struck a deal with the directors to make a full-length version of the terrifying short, featuring a father who dons a clown costume only to discover that he’s actually becoming a horrifying clown. Although the film doesn’t have a U.S. release date yet, a new trailer for Clown has debuted online to give you a legitimate case of the creeps.
'Knock Knock' Teaser: Keanu Reeves Answers the Door
'Knock Knock' Teaser: Keanu Reeves Answers the Door
'Knock Knock' Teaser: Keanu Reeves Answers the Door
It may still be a long while yet before Eli Roth’s cannibal horror flick ‘The Green Inferno’ is finally released (we saw it at Fantastic Fest back in 2013 and really enjoyed it), but there’s a new Roth film on the horizon: ‘Knock Knock,’ starring Keanu Reeves as a doting husband and father who gets in over his head when two beautiful young women come to his door. The film just premiered at Sundance last night, where it’s already garnering some mixed reviews (as all Roth films do), and though it has no official U.S. release date just yet, you can watch the first teaser right now.
For Some Reason ‘Cabin Fever’ is Being Remade With the Exact Same Script
For Some Reason ‘Cabin Fever’ is Being Remade With the Exact Same Script
For Some Reason ‘Cabin Fever’ is Being Remade With the Exact Same Script
Back in 2002, Eli Roth launched himself into the modern horror scene with 'Cabin Fever' and he's been hanging around ever since. His low budget horror-comedy about obnoxious young people going to a remote cabin in the woods and battling a flesh-eating virus paved the way for the 'Hostel' films and then his constant presence as a producer on every other horror movie that heads straight to DVD. And here we are: only 12 years have passed and they're remaking 'Cabin Fever.' And Roth is producing. And they're using the same script as the original.
Watch the First Trailer for 'The Green Inferno'
Watch the First Trailer for 'The Green Inferno'
Watch the First Trailer for 'The Green Inferno'
It's been a while since we've had a new film from director Eli Roth, who's spent some time producing ('Aftershock') and working on the Netflix series 'Hemlock Grove.' But he's finally returned with his latest horror vision, 'The Green Inferno,' and we've got the first full trailer for this new flick, which promises to be pretty intense.
‘The Green Inferno’ Trailer: Eli Roth Resurrects the Cannibal Film
‘The Green Inferno’ Trailer: Eli Roth Resurrects the Cannibal Film
‘The Green Inferno’ Trailer: Eli Roth Resurrects the Cannibal Film
Director Eli Roth has always worn his influences on his sleeve and the trailer for 'The Green Inferno' sees him paying tribute to one of the gnarliest and most disgusting horror subgenres of all time: the cannibal movie. This won't be an experience intended for casual movie fans -- this is a treat for horror buffs with strong wills (and stronger stomachs).

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