| Blu-ray Review: The Wishmaster Collection (Vestron Video Collector’s Series) |
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The Wishmaster Collection
Blu-ray (Vestron Video Collector’s Series)
Directors: Robert Kurtzman, Jack Sholder, Chris Angel
Writers: Peter Atkins, Jack Sholder, Alex Wright, John Martin
Cast: Tammy Lauren, Andrew Divoff, Kane Hodder, Tony Todd, Robert Englund, Reggie Bannister, Ted Raimi, Holly Fields, Paul Johannson, Jason Connery, A.J. Cook, Jason Thompson, Tara Spencer-Nairn, Michael Trucco, Kimberly Huie, John Novak
Distributor: Lionsgate
Rated R | 370 minutes
Release Date: March 2018, 2017 “Once, in a time before time, God breathed life into the universe. And the light gave birth to Angels. And the earth gave birth to Man. And the fire gave birth to the Djinn, creatures condemned to dwell in the void between the worlds. One who wakes a Djinn will be given three wishes. Upon the granting of the third, the unholy legions of the Djinn will be freed to rule the earth. Fear one thing in all there is… fear the Djinn.” In the Wishmaster series, an evil djinn grants three wishes to the person who releases him, fulfilling a prophecy that will unleash his fellow djinn upon the earth and plunge the world into eternal damnation. For the first time, the horror-fantasy series will be available on Blu-ray on March 28, 2017, from Lionsgate’s Vestron Video Collector’s Series label. The three-disc set includes all four films, restored and remastered, plus never-before-seen special features.
...continue reading » Tags: A.J. Cook, Alex Wright, Andrew Divoff, Angus Scrimm, Chris Angel, George Buck Flower, George Flower, Harry Manfredini, Holly Fields, Jack Sholder, Jason Connery, Jason Thompson, John Martin, John Novak, Joseph Pilato, Kane Hodder, Kimberly Huie, Lionsgate, Michael Trucco, Paul Johannson, Peter Atkins, Reggie Bannister, Ricco Ross, Robert Englund, Robert Kurtzman, Scream Factory, Shout! Factory, Tammy Lauren, Tara Spencer-Nairn, Ted Raimi, Tony Todd, Vestron Video, Vestron Video Collector’s Series, Wishmaster | |
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| In Memoriam 2016: Remembering Those We Lost In Entertainment |
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In Memoriam 2016: Film, Television, Music, Sports, Literature, the Arts”¦ With 2017 upon us, let’s take one final look back at the luminaries and personalities of the entertainment world who left us in 2016, during a year that seemed more turbulent and taxing than any other in recent memory. Challenges in the past and challenges ahead, it’s a tough time to live in the world right now with so many changes like a whirling dervish to the senses. While there is much sadness in recognizing and accepting the passing of so many great figures in 2016, it’s the endearing, endless, never-ending fanbase and legacy that will keep each and every one of these names mentioned here (and some are of only cult status, but still enjoy a rabid passionate following as equal as any global figure) alive and well in the consciousness and beyond. In no particular order and apologies in advance if some of your favorites were left off. This was a huge list to go through and what was more painful than compiling this list was the fact that these incredibly talented people are all no longer with us.
...continue reading » Tags: Abe Vigoda, Al Brodax, Alan Rickman, Alan Thicke, Angus Scrimm, Anton Yelchin, Bill Nunn, Bobby Hutcherson, Burt Kwouk, Carrie Fisher, Craig Sager, Darwyn Cooke, Debbie Reynolds, Don Edwing, Doris Roberts, ELP, Florence Henderson, Garry Marshall, Garry Shandling, Gene Wilder, George Kennedy, George Michael, Glenn Frey, Gordie Howe, Greg Lake, In Memoriam, Jimmy Bain, Keith Emerson, Kenny Baker, Leonard Cohen, Marvin Kaplan, Michael Cimino, Muhammad Ali, Paul Kantner, Paul Peter Porges, Peter Vaughan, Robert Vaughn, Robin Hardy, Ron Glass, Star Wars, William Christopher | |
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| ‘Phantasm’ Series Acquired For Home Video, Theatrical Re-Release By Well Go USA
strong>Don Coscarelli’s Phantasm series, one of the greatest and most enduring horror franchises of them all, has terrified millions of fans around the world and given them an iconic villain to forever haunt their nightmares in the form of the glowering Tall Man, played to perfection by the late Angus Scrimm. The original film, made on a scrappy budget of $300,000 and released to outstanding international box office in 1979, celebrated its 35th anniversary in 2014 with the surprising news that a fifth installment in the series was on its way. You can watch a teaser trailer for the long-awaited fourth sequel to the original, entitled Phantasm: Ravager, here below.
...continue reading » Tags: Angus Scrimm, Bad Robot, Bubba Ho-Tep, David Hartman, Don Coscarelli, J.J. Abrams, John Dies at the End, Phantasm, Phantasm: Ravager, Reggie Bannister, Well Go USA | |
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| ‘Phantasm’ Tall Man Angus Scrimm Has Died
Angus Scrimm, best known for his role as the “Tall Man” in the Phantasm horror films, died on Saturday, according to EW. He was 89. The news of the veteran actor’s death was confirmed to EW by Don Coscarelli, who directed Scrimm in the Phantasm movies, beginning with the first film released in 1979.
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