Paranormal Activity

The DVD date has been set for Paranormal Activity and its sooner then you might think. Paramount is making a smart move and capitalizing on all their viral marketing by releasing the film onto DVD on December 29th. Of course I do not know how much money I will have to spend on the 29th but here is hoping somebody gives me the best gift of all.... the gift of cash.
You know your movie has made a ton of money when the return on investment for the studio is 400,000%. Paranormal Activity which was made for $15,000 has now made over $80million at the box office which has made it the most profitable film in history. It dethrones the Blair Witch project which for the longest time had that title.
Paranormal Activity has gotten rave reviews from horror fans. You can checkout our review of the film here: Paranormal Activity Review. »

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Fango got the first Internet look at the trailer for the upcoming horror film Imago from producer/co-scripter Mel House. The preview debuted at the Texas Blood Bath Film Festival this past weekend, and you can check it out below.
Directed by Chris Warren from a screenplay he wrote with House, Imago (which we last reported on here) stars Natali Jones, A Nightmare On Elm Street 4 and 5’s Lisa Wilcox, Fangoria Radio’s Debbie Rochon, Omar Adam, Sean Brison, Parrish Randall, Erin Brooke, Danielle Jones and Brandan Kankel in the story of a woman whose search for her vanished brother leads her into a realm of horrors. House is currently wrapping up postproduction on this feature as well as his latest directorial venture, Walking Distance. “Now that we’re in the home stretch of post on Walking Distance and I’ve been able to hand a lot of stuff off, »
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You know you've got a bonafide hit on your hands when those crazy inmates at The Asylum unleash a mockbuster based on your movie. Usually they're quick to release them into video stores simultaneously with the theatrical run of the real thing, but I guess they waited to see how Paranormal Activity did at the box office before deciding to cash in. And with Pa recently breaking the $100 million mark in ticket sales I guess being better-late-than-never was a no-brainer.
One thing I'll say to Paranormal Entity's defense is that the poster is better. It's also the first Asylum flick in a long time that actually has my interest peaked. Could it be better than the original?
Synopsis:
Actual found videotape footage of the 2008 "murders" of the Finley family.
No footage yet, but this one's getting fast tracked. Paranormal Entity will street on 29 December, 2009 »

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