Zombie Farm 2 is heading to iOS devices on May 23, 2012, and to get your farming juices flowing in anticipation of the new game, developer The Playforge has revealed new screenshots and a trailer for the upcoming sequel.
Zombie Farm 2 builds on the success of the original Zombie Farm by offering tons of new customization options, enhanced graphics, an import option for you Zombie Farm creations and farms and plenty of other new innovative features. You can now even create your very own fusion zombies with the power of the new zombie pot item allowing for the creation of some of the most unique zombies ever seen. Read on for more details on the addictive little farming game and check out the official launch trailer below!
About Zombie Farm 2 Zombie Farm 2 is the anticipated sequel to the smash iOS hit game Zombie Farm. Zombie Farm 2 puts players in the shoes of a countryside farmer making a living by farming more crops and mutated zombies. Zombie Farm 2 features enhanced graphics, increased customization and more to the comical and whimsical world of zombie farming.
In Zombie Farm 2, players take on the role of farmer and are challenged to develop their acreage with edibles and the living dead. Players will plow, plant and harvest fresh veggies fruits and zombies and control their horde of the living dead while earning gold by selling their crops.
Gotham City Imposters has another FREE map and we have the trailer right here. This is one insanely fun DLC that you won't want to miss! Take a look and give into the madness inside! It is your friend after all!
Tighten up that straitjacket, because players are about to have some INSANELY good times in Arkham Asylum, the new FREE map for Gotham City Impostors available now in the Xbox LIVE® Marketplace and PlayStation®Network. It will be available for Windows PC in the near future.
Gotham City Impostors (review here) is an original first-person shooter where up to 12 players battle for control of an unhinged Gotham City overrun by impostors inspired by the DC Comics characters Batman and The Joker. Players can engage in deliriously fast paced, uniquely vertical, and completely unconventional urban warfare where progress supports leveling up and access to a mind-boggling array of customization options. Fans can unlock new Bats or Jokerz Impostor costumes and build their own specific load-out from a huge assortment of traditional and homebrew weaponry, equipment, and perks. Gadgets such as the Glider Rig, Grappling Hook, and Spring Boots give gamers unprecedented mobility options, while support items like the Bear Trap, Boomerang, and Body Armor open up new tactical options. The game features maps and modes inspired by DC Comics’ Batman license.
Gotham City Impostors is a download only title that is available for Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®3 and Windows PC.
In our relentless pursuit to bring you all sorts of badassery, we've dug up two never before seen bits of sales art for Punishment (known as Down the Road (review here) Stateside), one of which is so blissfully gory we've been grinning ever since finding it!
Written and directed by Jason Christopher, Punishment stars Brian Gallagher, Jen Dance, David J. Bonner, Chelsey Garner, Shaun Paul Costello, and Matthew Nadu.
Synopsis Hunter Isth (BRIAN GALLAGHER) has his life turned upside down when his young daughter is killed by a drunk teenage driver. In mourning, depression, and anger, Hunter disappears and is rumored to have moved away from Braiden Woods. As years go by, Hunter and his devastating story evolve into a myth, a myth that many consider being just that, until a group of partying teenagers are brutally murdered one by one…
For Coulrophobics anything having to do with the movie Stitches is kind of like a crucifix to a vampire or a bullet to the head of a zombie. You just want to stay away from it. This latest one-sheet is absolutely no exception. Read on if you dare.
Stitches stars popular British comedian Ross Noble and Tommy Knight of "Doctor Who" and "The Sarah Jane Adventures" and is directed by Conor McMahon (Disturbed, Dead Meat). The film, which is a Dark Sky Films original production in partnership with Fantastic Films and the Irish Film Board, tells the macabre story of Richard "Stitches" Grindle, a jaded workaday kids' birthday clown, whose one-liners are witty in a way that's just not for kids. Stitches falls victim to a fatal party mishap at the hands of a group of particularly nasty children. Years later the group of now teenagers attend a party at which Stitches is the uninvited guest of honor, returning to avenge his untimely death.
The movie is the latest original production coming from MPI Media Group's Dark Sky Films, whose recent productions include The Innkeepers, Stake Land, Hatchet II, and the upcoming Hatchet 3 and Frankenstein’s Army. Dublin’s Fantastic Films, run by John McDonnell and Brendan McCarthy, has produced many successful genre films, including Hammer Films' Wake Wood and Outcast. The film is also being produced with finance help from the Irish Film Board.
Content is delighted to confirm production commenced on Slasher Films’ horror film Nothing to Fear last Monday, May 14th in Covington, Louisiana. Anchor Bay previously acquired US rights. Please Slasher Films ... live up to your name!
The cast includes Clancy Brown (The Shawshank Redemption), Anne Heche (Psycho, Rampart), James Tupper (Mr Popper’s Penguins), Jennifer Stone (Wizards of Waverly Place), Ethan Peck (In Time), and Rebekah Brandes (Bellflower).
Nothing to Fear is the first feature from the horror shingle launched by iconic rocker Slash (Guns N’ Roses, Velvet Revolver) and Academy-Award winning producer Michael Williams and Rob Eric (Transsiberian, Session 9, The Fog of War). At the directing helm is Gore Verbinski protégé Anthony Leonardi III, who has worked alongside Verbinski on such films as Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End, Rango, and the upcoming Lone Ranger. Leonardi has also worked as a creature designer on many films, including Francis Lawrence’s Constantine and the upcoming 47 Ronin.
Synopsis Nothing to Fear’ is the tale of a family whose journey towards a better life in a small town is savagely derailed by a charismatic but emotionally conflicted man of the cloth. The movie is based on an actual town of Stull, Kansas, which is surrounded by Internet folklore proclaiming the town to be one of the seven gateways to Hell.
Just a friendly reminder from yours truly that I'll be hosting Dread Central's Online Film Series screening of The Good Sisters TONIGHT, May 18th, on Constellation.tv beginning at 10:00 pm ET/7:00 pm PT, with a few special guests.
In the chat room, right there corresponding with the audience, will be the The Good Sisters director, JimmyO Burril, and the two stars of the film, April Burril and Debbie Rochon. Woot! Attendees to the online screening will have a chance to live chat with me, the Burrils, and Ms. Rochon throughout the evening.
Synopsis: Breanne Good (Debbie Rochon) and her younger sister, Kindra Good (April Monique Burrill), have lived together in a modest Maryland suburban house for several years to hide a secret life. They are both practitioners of witchcraft, which they keep a secret from their neighbors. When a mysterious man named Daniel (David Calhoun) moves into the house next door, Breanne and Kindra become suspicious of their new neighbor, who also leads a secret life. Unsure if he is unnaturally obsessed with knowing about them or if he has an agenda, the Good sisters will have to draw up all their powers to confront this man.
Constellation.tv offers a very unique movie viewing experience. The evening starts with an intro about 10 minutes before the film begins where I'll set up the movie, tells some jokes and try to be generally entertaining until the film begins. While the movie is rolling, the audience can interact with each other and the host in the chat room. At the conclusion of the film a Q&A session is held (although we may rename it the T&A session for this particular screening) where audience members can ask the host and guests anything they please. This is the part that tends to get a little racy.
If you're interested in spending an evening with Doctor Gash and The Good Sisters, head over to Constellation.tv and see what it's all about. All this entertainment is available for just $3.99…what the hell can you get for that anymore? Grab a drink and come and join the Dread Central Online Film Screening family. It's growing with each show. I think we're gonna need a bigger boat!
According to Screen Daily, Belgian mini-studio uMedia is developing Maelstrom, billed as “a Seven meets Memento thriller” about a writer who tracks a serial killer. La Vie En Rose’s Isabelle Sobelman and Stephane Marchand are writing, and the project will go out to “heavyweight” directors.
But wait ... that's not all ...
They’re also developing a film version of Denis Barjam’s Universal War One, one of Europe’s top-selling sci-fi graphic novels. The live-action feature will have a budget around $40 million. The film follows a band of soldiers on a mission in space.
“The huge success of Universal War One resides in its strong, fast-paced narrative following a Dirty Dozen-esque band of crack soldiers as they embark on a deadly mission into deep space enemy territory. Tent pole titles such as Prometheus and Avatar are proving that sci-fi features are more popular than ever with today’s global audiences,” Adrian Politowski, CEO of uMedia, said.
Some new artwork and a trailer for Punishment (known as Down the Road (review here) Stateside) has come our way, and we have the goods for you cold off the slab right here. Dig it and revel in one father's revenge!
Written and directed by Jason Christopher, Punishment stars Brian Gallagher, Jen Dance, David J. Bonner, Chelsey Garner, Shaun Paul Costello, and Matthew Nadu.
Synopsis Hunter Isth (BRIAN GALLAGHER) has his life turned upside down when his young daughter is killed by a drunk teenage driver. In mourning, depression, and anger, Hunter disappears and is rumored to have moved away from Braiden Woods. As years go by, Hunter and his devastating story evolve into a myth, a myth that many consider being just that, until a group of partying teenagers are brutally murdered one by one…
Let me make no bones about it. I hated the movie The Lawnmower Man. I hated its sequel, too. It's just another case of a Stephen King adaptation gone awry. That being said, could a television series based on the tale actually work? Interesting question.
According to MovieHole, Park Entertainment is packaging 26 one-hour episodes of a show that, like the two Lawnmower Man features that preceded it, will combine live-action and some rather state-of-the-art special and visual effects. While the original King short story concerned a man who conjures up an unholy, autonomous lawnmower to cut a client's lawn, before munching down on the grass himself, the film version told of a mentally-retarded lawnmower man named Jobe who is coaxed into being a guinea pig for a scientist’s virtual reality experiments, ultimately becoming more intelligent in the process but also evil.
Exclusive Media Co-Chairmen Nigel Sinclair and Guy East have announced that Exclusive Media will finance and produce the new thriller Still of Night, written and to be directed by Jonathan Mostow and starring Michelle Monaghan with Academy Award winner Susan Sarandon in final negotiations to star.
Matt Jackson, Exclusive Media’s Executive Vice President and Head of US Production, will oversee production on the project, which is scheduled to start shooting in August 2012.
Synopsis Katie Tyler (Michelle Monaghan) is an aspiring career woman with everything finally falling into place…until her sister, Gwen, disappears. Fully aware of Gwen’s tainted past and suddenly left to take care of her young daughter, Katie sets out determined to bring her back. But as she traces Gwen’s last whereabouts, Katie begins to suspect foul play and soon finds herself tangled in the midst of a dangerous conspiracy with cruel and inhumane consequences. Trapped and running out of time, Katie must outwit a devious criminal (Susan Sarandon) to save herself and her sister – before it’s too late.
According to Screen Daily, Belgian mini-studio uMedia is developing Maelstrom, billed as “a Seven meets Memento thriller” about a writer who tracks a serial killer. La Vie En Rose’s Isabelle Sobelman and Stephane Marchand are writing, and the project will go out to “heavyweight” directors.
Let me make no bones about it. I hated the movie The Lawnmower Man. I hated its sequel, too. It's just another case of a Stephen King adaptation gone awry. That being said, could a television series based on the tale actually work? Interesting question.
Exclusive Media Co-Chairmen Nigel Sinclair and Guy East have announced that Exclusive Media will finance and produce the new thriller Still of Night, written and to be directed by Jonathan Mostow and starring Michelle Monaghan with Academy Award winner Susan Sarandon in final negotiations to star.