Paranormal Activity 3
Paranormal Activity 3 broke records at the box office this weekend. Streebo made the trip to the theaters to review the film for you and has returned with everything you need to know about the latest installment of the scariest series of the New Millennium.
Watch the video after the leap to get Streebo’s full review of Paranormal Activity 3!
This week on Collector’s Corner with MVP – we’ve found some nice David Cronenberg rarities on eBay. We have everything from out of print laser discs to French Lobby cards to 8×10′s and even a rare press packet! So what are you waiting for – log in to your eBay account and start bidding before these goodies disappear!
(Check out the collectables listings after the leap!)
It’s been a crazy couple of months for MVP. It seems like only yesterday that Geo and I were prepping for the trip to the Fright Night Film Fest/Fandom Fest and now it’s all over like a dream.
We’re still uploading our videos and interviews from the convention to Youtube as there’s been a work overload this week that has delayed the last few uploads but I assure you that they are coming! And of course several projects are in various stages of production including post-production on Indigo Child, Family Fiend, and G.H.O.S.T. as well as pre-production of new scripts, updating websites and planning countless other endeavors that are sure to thrill and chill you all. You’ll just have to stay tuned to Mutantville.com to find out!
WORLD HORROR NEWS!!!
True Blood, Dexter and The Walking Dead have been keeping horror alive on the small screen for the past few years – 
but this weekend, horror makes it’s long awaited return to the big screen with Final Destination 5! Over the coming weeks, we’ll see the Horror floodgates open as we are hit almost back to back with the remake of Fright Night, Apollo 18, Red State, the Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark remake produced by Guillermo Del Toro and finally Paranormal Activity 3 which has taken over the Halloween spot from the SAW franchise!
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In honor of the upcoming release of Scream 4, the minds of Mutantville thought we’d bring you a little slasher classic from the 80′s called The Burning. In the 90′s the Scream series reinvigorated the horror genre and began the horror boom that would continue to rise into the new Millennium. So let’s get you ready for the return of the post-modern slasher franchise by revisiting a backwoods classic.
It’s Saturday. The movie is free. You can watch it right now. What are you waiting for? It’s Scary Movie Saturday.
The 1980′s may have been the high water mark for horror poster art. One used to be able to walk through the halls of the local video store and see a wide variety of horrific tableau’s adorning the boxes and posters promoting horror movies. In the new millennium, we are living in an era of bland posters and box art. A seemingly endless parade of floating heads and faces stare back at us from what now passes for movie posters. Where artists once strived to tell a story with a single image – now these “designers” seek to inundate us with the who’s who of actors in the film.
Poster art is truly a lost art form. That’s why it always thrills me to see the Japanese designs for Western films. They are simply the best produced poster works on the planet. Let’s celebrate this lost art form by taking a peek at a few fantastic designs from the land of the rising sun.
