How To Survive A Horror Movie
All the Skills to Dodge the Kills
Paperback | Kindle | Audiobook
By Seth Grahame-Smith
Publisher: Quirk Books
Release date: September 24, 2019

Released by Quirk Books, one of the best publishers of fun and original genre literature, Seth Grahame-Smith’s How To Survive A Horror Movie is a love note to the “poor bastards” who inevitably get killed by the psychos, slashers, and madmen of cinema. Grahame-Smith originally wrote this in 2007 when he was struggling to pay rent, and has since gone on to become a New York Times Best Selling author with books like horror-parodies Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (2009) and Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (2010). He wrote screenplays for the latter as well as The LEGO Batman Movie before producing the amazingly successful IT: Chapter I (2017). With over a decade of success in and around the horror industry, Grahame-Smith updated the book with new sections, artwork, and over a decade’s worth of horror films to glean from as he advises us faithful horror fans in the art of surviving our favorite genre.

If you were a fan of this year’s remake of Child’s Play, or you’re interested in giving it a watch but didn’t catch it during its theatrical run, it will be making its way to home video next week.

You can find more information on the Child’s Play home video release, including some of the bonus features you can expect to see, below.

A collection of IT Chapter Two posters were shared recently ahead of the highly anticipated sequel’s arrival this week.

One set of these posters, shared on Warner Bros.’ Belgium Instagram account, show the adult Losers’ Club paired with the faces of their younger selves when seen through a red balloon. The second set of posters are basically the same thing, but this time in the form of motion posters with the red balloon floating by and revealing the younger versions of the characters as it passes.

You can check out the posters below along with a lengthy synopsis and some bonus videos.

The final trailer for IT Chapter Two was released last month, but Warner Bros. is continuing to promote the second part of New Line’s adaptation of the Stephen King novel of the same name with things like an IMAX poster to mark the launch of ticket pre-sale and a “Coming Home” featurette.

Now a 30-second TV spot has been released dubbed “Missed You.” You can find much more info on IT Chapter Two and check out the TV spot below.

Warner Bros. has released the final trailer for IT: Chapter Two. A teaser trailer for the follow-up to 2017’s IT was released back in May.

The movie is director Andy Muschietti‘s second in a two-part adaptation of Stephen King‘s over 1000-page giant of a horror novel, which was first published in 1986.

You can find a full synopsis for IT: Chapter Two and check out the new trailer along with a new poster below.

Warner Bros. Pictures has released the first trailer for IT: Chapter Two, the highly anticipated sequel to 2017’s IT.

The movie is the second part of the two-part adaptation of author Stephen King‘s horror novel of the same name. You can find much more information on the movie in a lengthy synopsis and check out the teaser trailer below.

Horror remakes can be very hit or miss. But whether you support them or loathe them on principle, they usually are guaranteed to pop a buyrate at the box office. The latest classic horror film to receive the remake treatment is Child’s Play, due out this June from director Lars Klevberg with a script from Tyler Burton Smith.

Check out the first look at the new Chucky and the first trailer for the Child’s Play reboot here below.

Hot off Michael Fassbender‘s casting in Kung Fury, comes the sequel’s latest, and probably craziest, addition. A new report says actor and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger will be joining Fassbender and David Hasselhoff. But it’s who Schwarzenegger will be playing that should get the most laughs. Those same reports say he will be the President of the United States of America. More on the story here below.

Earlier this month it was confirmed that Gary Dauberman, who co-wrote the recently released movie adaptation of Stephen King’s IT, was working on the screenplay for a sequel.

Now comes word that a release date has been locked in for the sequel, which will likely be titled IT: Chapter Two. The movie has been scheduled for a release on September 6, 2019.

Having only seen bits and pieces of the original IT TV miniseries, I didn’t know what to expect from the new Stephen King’s IT from director Andy Muschietti. But after catching a screening of new film, I can understand why everyone is so afraid of clowns. That being said, there are a few flaws, but overall, I had a terrifyingly good time. The reaction has been so good that Warner Bros. feels confident enough to move forward with a sequel.