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Sep 5 2012 02:29 PM ET

'The Bay' trailer: Check out the clip for Barry Levinson's found footage horror movie -- VIDEO

What would a coastally-set found footage horror movie look like if it was directed by much lauded, Oscar-winning director Barry Levinson? Yes, that’s an unusual, and unusually specific, question. But it’s one we’re now able to ruminate upon in an informed manner thanks to the arrival of the trailer for The Bay, a coastally-set found footage horror movie which is indeed the work of the Diner and Rain Man auteur.

The answer? It looks much like the kind of amazingly gruesome, body horror-featuring gorefest one imagines David Cronenberg might make had he not abandoned the genre in favor of the sort of high-minded, actorly material once much more associated with filmmakers such as, well, Barry Levinson.

Take a look at the clip for The Bay — which swims into cinemas and onto VOD, November 2 — and see if you agree.

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Sep 5 2012 01:03 PM ET

Austin's Fantastic Fest to close with 'Red Dawn' -- and North Korean invasion-themed party

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The organizers of Fantastic Fest have announced that this year’s closing film will be Red Dawn, which is set to receive its world premiere at the Austin, Tx., festival on Thursday, September 27. The remake of the John Milius-directed 1984 actioner stars Chris Hemsworth as a marine attempting to liberate his town following an invasion by troops from North Korea.

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Sep 4 2012 05:51 PM ET

'The Inbetweeners Movie': Co-writer Iain Morris on his U.K. comedy and erotic uses for sliced ham

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Which raunchy comedy concerning a quartet of male friends and their alcohol-fueled misadventures in a warm foreign country grossed $71m when it was released in the U.K. last year? Surprisingly, the answer is not The Hangover Part II—which garnered a comparatively meager $53m—but The Inbetweeners Movie, a big screen spin-off of a U.K. sitcom about four hapless teenagers.

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Sep 4 2012 02:39 PM ET

'Kill List' director to make 'psychedelic,' mushroom-fueled English Civil War movie

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The next project from British director Ben Wheatley will be a period piece called A Field In England. Set in 1648, during the English Civil War, the movie’s cast includes comedians Julian Barratt from U.K. TV show The Mighty Boosh, Reece Shearsmith from The League of Gentlemen, and Michael Smiley, who starred in Wheatley’s recent, gut-churning, hit men-horror movie Kill List.

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Sep 4 2012 12:26 PM ET

Check out the trailer for animated Graham Chapman biopic 'A Liar's Autobiography' -- VIDEO

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We haven’t heard much from Monty Python comedy team member Graham Chapman recently. Although, as directors Bill Jones and Ben Timlett point out in the production notes for their new animated Chapman biopic A Liar’s Autobiography, that’s mostly because the troubled funnyman has been dead since 1989.

Before his demise, however, Chapman recorded an audio version of his memoirs — also called A Liar’s Autobiography — and will thus be heard in the film alongside the freshly recorded voices of his fellow Pythons Terry Jones, John Cleese, Michael Palin, and Terry Gilliam.

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Sep 3 2012 06:11 PM ET

Michael Clarke Duncan, 'Green Mile' Oscar nominee, dies at 54

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Michael Clarke Duncan, who received an Academy Award nomination as Best Supporting Actor for his role in 1999′s The Green Mile, has died, EW confirms. He was 54.

The actor, who most recently played Leo Nox on Fox’s Bones spin-off The Finder, suffered a heart attack in July that kept him in the intensive care unit for over a month.

The 6 -foot-4 Duncan made a name for himself by playing roles that called for someone of his massive size — like bodyguards and bouncers. His role in 1998′s Armageddon was among his first exposure to mainstream audiences, who quickly fell in love with Duncan’s charming demeanor. He went on to appear in The Green Mile as death row inmate/healer John Coffey, the role that earned him his Oscar nomination. He also appeared in The Whole Nine Yards, Sin City, Daredevil, and many television shows, including Chuck and The Finder.

A statement from his rep is below:

Michael Clarke Duncan passed away this morning in Los Angeles, said his fiancée, Reverend Omarosa Manigault. The Oscar-nominated actor suffered a myocardial infarction on July 13 and never fully recovered.  Manigault is grateful for all of your prayers and asks for privacy at this time. Celebrations of his life, both private and public, will be announced at a later date.

Aug 23 2012 04:59 PM ET

'The Apparition' director Todd Lincoln talks about his new horror movie -- and terrorizing 'Twilight' fans

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Ever since he was a horror movie-obsessed kid growing up in Tulsa, Okla., Todd Lincoln has dreamed about unleashing hell onto the big screen. But the writer-director has spent much of the past decade discovering the real-life horrors of development hell as a succession of projects — including a reboot of The Fly and an adaptation of the comic book series Hack/Slash — came to naught. “You’d have the friends and the family and everybody come up and say, ‘Hey, maybe you should think about something else,’” Lincoln admits.

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Aug 16 2012 11:04 AM ET

Austin's Fantastic Fest adds 'Sinister,' 'Looper,' and Halloween haunted house doc 'The American Scream' to lineup

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Fantastic Fest has announced that the Ethan Hawke-starring horror movie Sinister, director Rian Johnson’s time travel thriller Looper, and The American Scream — a documentary about homemade haunted houses directed by Best Worst Movie filmmaker Michael Paul Stephenson — will all be playing at next month’s celebration of genre movies in Austin, Texas. Johnson and Stephenson are set to attend the festival, as are Sinister director Scott Derrickson, producer Jason Blum and writer C. Robert Cargill.

Other new additions to the event include anthology movies The ABCs of Death, Doomsday Book and the world premiere of Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning, which will be attended by Dolph Lundgren and Scott Adkins.

This second wave of films lengthens a lineup which already boasts opening night film Dredd 3D, the Shining documentary Room 237, and the horror-comedy Cockneys vs Zombies.

Fantastic Fest takes place at the Alamo Drafthouse’s South Lamar location, Sept. 20-27.

Read more:
‘Sexy French girl’ becomes giant, disgusting [spoiler] in teaser trailer for new horror movie — NSFW VIDEO
‘Seven Psychopaths’: Check out the new poster featuring Christopher Walken — EXCLUSIVE
‘Cockneys vs Zombies’: Check out the horror-comedy’s gore-drenched, red band trailer
‘Dredd 3D,’ ‘Room 237,’ and ‘Cockneys vs Zombies,’ to play at Austin’s Fantastic Fest

Aug 15 2012 01:00 PM ET

'Seven Psychopaths': Check out the new poster featuring Christopher Walken -- EXCLUSIVE

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Is there any doubt that Christopher Walken is our greatest movie madman? Given his performances in True Romance, King of New York, and Things To Do In Denver When You’re Dead — to name but a few of the projects which have benefited from the his crazed characterizations — I’m going to say “No.” Actually, I’m going to say, “Noh-wah” in honor of the way the idiosyncratically-speeched actor pronounces the word in the trailer for his new movie Seven Psychopaths, which opens October 12.

The second feature from In Bruges writer-director Martin McDonagh this dog-kidnapping comedy also stars Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, Woody Harrelson, Abbie Cornish, and Tom Waits. But it’s the Walken, the whole Walken, and nothing but the Walken in the exclusive poster for Seven Psychopaths, which you’ll find above and, in larger format, below.

Check out the poster and the trailer and tell us what you think.

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Aug 14 2012 05:38 PM ET

'Sexy French girl' becomes giant, disgusting [spoiler] in teaser trailer for new horror movie -- NSFW VIDEO

What do you we know about French women in movies? Well, they tend to be hot and uninhibited. And, in the teaser trailer below, one particular Gallic girl turns into a giant…

Actually, why don’t you check out the clip — if you’re a horror fan with a high tolerance for grotesquerie — and we’ll talk more afterwards.

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