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  Exclusive "MARTYRS" remake photos reveal the suffering
  in: News | November 25, 2015 - 12:07 pm | by: Michael Gingold
  Can the American remake of MARTYRS recapture the cruel intensity of the French original? Get a taste of its horrors in an exclusive batch of photos you can see past the jump.
  in: Movies/TV,News | November 25, 2015 - 10:55 am | by: Michael Gingold
  After toiling in the indie fields throughout the 2000s, British director Johannes Roberts makes the leap to studio fare with THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DOOR. See the trailer and poster after the jump.
  New trailer, release date, exclusive directors' comments: Israeli horror film "JERUZALEM"
  in: Home,Movies/TV,News | November 24, 2015 - 5:03 pm | by: Michael Gingold
  The burgeoning genre-film scene in Israel continues to make inroads into the U.S. with the upcoming release of JERUZALEM. Read on to check out the new trailer and word of the debut date, plus some exclusive words from the creators.
  in: Movies/TV,News | November 24, 2015 - 3:42 pm | by: Michael Gingold
  Kevin Bacon has mentioned his desire to revisit his 1990 monster-movie favorite TREMORS on numerous occasions in recent years—and now that desire is being fulfilled.
  in: Movies/TV,News | November 24, 2015 - 3:10 pm | by: Michael Gingold
  As Universal continues to launch new, world-building reimaginings of its classic creatures, the studio is in talks with a major star to face down one of its major monsters.
  in: Movies/TV,News | November 24, 2015 - 1:12 pm | by: Michael Gingold
  in: Books/Art/Culture,Features/Interviews,Home,News | November 24, 2015 - 10:23 am | by: Fangoria Staff
  Q&A: Director Micheal Bafaro talks "WRECKER"
  in: Movies/TV,News | November 23, 2015 - 6:59 pm | by: Ken W. Hanley
  While the logistics of road horror can sometimes seem like a hassle, it's actually very surprising that more road horror movies don't get made. With the intimacy of a character piece, a proven track record at the box office and a formidable villain that's universally imposing, road horror isn't even much more expensive than the one/two-location microbudget films coming out of the indie scene. Luckily, when road horror does come out nowadays, it's usually worth your while, such as in the case of Micheal Bafaro's recently ravager WRECKER. Bafaro recently spoke to FANGORIA about WRECKER, the film's underlying message and what's next for the horror helmer…