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Blood Is Spilled In The First Trailer From Death House

Entertainment Factory has just released the first teaser trailer for B. Harrison Smith’s Death House. The film, hailed as the “Expendables of Horror”, was filmed in Philadelphia, P.A. and features an incredible cast. Horror icons such as Robert Englund, Dee Wallace, Kane Hodder, Danny Trejo, Bill Moseley, Doug Bradley and many, many others star in this killer film. Smith, known for his films Camp Dread, The Fields, 6 Degrees of Hell, and Zombie Killers: Elephant’s Graveyard, directed Death House, which he wrote based on the original screenplay by Gunnar Hansen, who played Leatherface in the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Hansen gave Smith his blessing on the new script before he passed away in 2015. In Death House, “Agents Toria Boon and Jae Novak have their own dark pasts, arriving at Death House to tour its levels and observe its denizens first hand as well as the medical and mental experiments of Drs. Eileen Fletcher and Karen Redmane—their depraved experiments date

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 1, 2016
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The Road to Death House Part 1

Let’s build on Eli Roth’s prescient observation. I have written quite a bit on cynicism in filmmaking. If you are just coming to my series, stop here. Go back and read my other pieces. Then you can read this in context. However, he is talking about a SMALL percentage of fans. This is not a general description at all. We prefer to focus on the majority of horror fans that do the opposite of Roth’s comments. I have provided an open door, a very wide door, into the production of a movie since “Death House” started filming. “Death House” is my fifth feature film: the fifth I have written and the third I have directed. It’s been a long road, and frankly, I am doing what no one else is doing in Hollywood, making consistent, high quality product on very low budgets. I’ve made one film a year since doing this profession full time. “Death House” was brought to me

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Capt McNeely
May 4, 2016
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Death House To Wrap Principle Photography Soon – First Images Released

Harrison Smith’s upcoming film Death House, referred to as “The Expendables of horror”, will wrap principle photography at Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia next week. The film has a cast so impressive it makes you feel as if your head is going to explode. But don’t be mistaken, Death House, which is set to be the first film in a six film franchise, is not some gimmick that relies on cameos to carry the film. It has a great story. And no, there is no Freddy vs Jason scenes or anything like that. The stars play new characters from an original story created by Gunnar Hansen, the actor who played Leatherface in the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and written and directed by Smith. Smith has several great horror films to his credit, including 6 Degrees of Hell,Camp Dread, The Fields and Zombie Killers: Elephant’s Graveyard. And if you have read his pieces on “Cynema” on our website you would know that

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 19, 2016
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Writer/Director Harrison Smith Provides Us With An Update On His Film Death House

The horror community is a buzz over the upcoming film Death House, a film like no other horror film ever made. Death House has a cast so impressive it makes you feel as if your head is going to explode. But don’t be mistaken, Death House is not some gimmick who relies on cameos to carry the film. It has a great story. And no, there is no Freddy vs Jason or anything like that. The stars play new characters from an original story created by Gunnar Hansen, the actor who played Leatherface in the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, among other things. What truly makes the film special is that it was Gunnar Hansen’s last project. He poured his heart into the script. Just before he passed away the script was turned over to Harrison Smith who rewrote the script with Gunnar. Gunnar approved the script before he passed and gave his blessing to Smith, who is dedicated to making

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 14, 2016
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Board The Cruise To Zombie Island

Seventeen years ago, the zombie apocalypse began. The zombie plaque quickly spread world wide. Now, people must return to land and reclaim Zombie Island. Your mission is to destroy the zombies and save the survivors of Zombie Island. Set sail March 14-17, 2016 with Royal Caribbean and LASH Con for a zombie cruise for four nights at sea and an excursions to Nassau and Zombie Island (Coco Cay). While at sea enjoy daily activities and workshops as well as entertainment. At night enjoy special events, autograph sessions and midnight movies. Guests include Dee Wallace (Cujo) and Addy Miller (The Walking Dead). Packages begin at $677 per person for inner cabins, $857 per person for cabins with ocean views and $1287 for junior suites, plus a charge of $199 for Port fees. Go to the LASH Con Cruises website for more information.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 18, 2015
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The Remake Of Stephen King’s ‘Cujo’ Has New Title ‘C.U.J.O.’

Once again we have to report another classic horror film is getting a reboot, this time it’s Stephen King’s classic ‘Cujo’. Director/producer Lang Elliott will be directing, producing and distributing the ‘Cujo’ reboot through Sunn Classic Pictures. Elliott is set to film the reboot of the film under the new name ‘C.U.J.O.’ , which stands for “Canine Unit Joint Operations”. Actor/director/producer DJ Perry has signed on to star in ‘C.U.J.O. Perry, who is an actor, director and producer has appeared in such films as ‘Ashes of Eden’, ‘Blood Ties’ and 2002’s ‘Below’. ‘Cujo’, originally starred Dee Wallace, and was released in 1983. The original film follows a mother who takes her car to a mechanic’s remote house. Upon arriving Wallace’s character and her son are assaulted by a Saint Bernard with rabies. The two are stuck in the car, which will not start, as they are circled by the mad dog. It seems the rebooted version may have a military

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 7, 2015
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‘The Howling’ Is Getting A Remake

Emaji Entertainment has recently announced via their website that they have acquired the rights to the 1981 werewolf classic ‘The Howling’, with the intent of remaking the movie that originally starred Dee Wallace and Christopher Stone. In ‘The Howling’ news reporter Karen White (Wallace) survives a near fetal run in with a murderer. She retreats to a small, remote village to recover, but there is something strange about the town’s residents. When Karen returns to the news cast, she will give the viewers a sight they will never forget. Emaji has not announced any details about the remake. Let’s hope that they do it justice. The effects for ‘The Howling’ were great for their time. Check out this transformation scene.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 28, 2015
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The Classic Werewolf Movie ‘The Howling’ Is Getting A Remake

The list of recent remakes just keeping longer. At the moment the list stands at 80 remakes/reboots in the past five years alone. Now the classic 1981 werewolf film ‘The Howling’, known for its’ effects and intense transformation scenes, is joining the ranks of the remade. Emaji Entertainment has set its’ sights on making a new version of the film, originally directed by Joe Dante and starring Dee Wallace and Patrick Macnee. In ‘The Howling’ a television reporter, Karen White, is sent to a remote resort after surviving a near fatal encounter with a serial killer. In the town surrounding the resort, the residents are not what they seem. Karen’s life is about to change forever. ‘The Howling’ has already spawned eight films, soon to be nine, some better than others. The franchise includes: ‘The Howling II: Your Sister Is A Werewolf’ (1985), ‘Howling III: The Marsupials’ (1987), ‘Howling IV: The Original Nightmare’, ‘Howling V: The Rebirth’ (1989), ‘Howling VI:

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 8, 2015
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An Interview With Writer & Producer Kerry Fleming Of ‘Rock Paper Dead’

Last night I sat down for an interview with Kerry Fleming, the co-writer and co-producer of the horror movie ‘Rock Paper Dead’. Mr. Fleming and I had the best conversation about horror, that I’ve had in a very long time. It was very refreshing to hear him talk about his horror movie and the genre the way he did, with so much enthusiasm and pride. I know that those emotions will be evident in the quality of this movie, which I can’t wait to see. When I first heard about ‘Rock Paper Dead’ I was excited by the actors that had already signed up for roles, a group of true horror legends. ‘Cujo’ actress Dee Wallace, Michael Berryman of ‘The Hills Have Eyes’, and both Kane Hodder and Ari Lehman, who have played Jason in ‘Friday The 13th’, are all the cast list. ‘Rock Paper Dead’ also stars ‘X-Men’ actor Bruce Davison and Mikaela Hoover of the 2014 hit ‘Guardians

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 23, 2015

More from Dee Wallace

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Blood Is Spilled In The First Trailer From Death House

Entertainment Factory has just released the first teaser trailer for B. Harrison Smith’s Death House. The film, hailed as the “Expendables of Horror”, was filmed in Philadelphia, P.A. and features an incredible cast. Horror icons such as Robert Englund, Dee Wallace, Kane Hodder, Danny Trejo, Bill Moseley, Doug Bradley and many, many others star in this killer film. Smith, known for his films Camp Dread, The Fields, 6 Degrees of Hell, and Zombie Killers: Elephant’s Graveyard, directed Death House, which he wrote based on the original screenplay by Gunnar Hansen, who played Leatherface in the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Hansen gave Smith his blessing on the new script before he passed away in 2015. In Death House, “Agents Toria Boon and Jae Novak have their own dark pasts, arriving at Death House to tour its levels and observe its denizens first hand as well as the medical and mental experiments of Drs. Eileen Fletcher and Karen Redmane—their depraved experiments date

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 1, 2016
Horror Fuel

The Road to Death House Part 1

Let’s build on Eli Roth’s prescient observation. I have written quite a bit on cynicism in filmmaking. If you are just coming to my series, stop here. Go back and read my other pieces. Then you can read this in context. However, he is talking about a SMALL percentage of fans. This is not a general description at all. We prefer to focus on the majority of horror fans that do the opposite of Roth’s comments. I have provided an open door, a very wide door, into the production of a movie since “Death House” started filming. “Death House” is my fifth feature film: the fifth I have written and the third I have directed. It’s been a long road, and frankly, I am doing what no one else is doing in Hollywood, making consistent, high quality product on very low budgets. I’ve made one film a year since doing this profession full time. “Death House” was brought to me

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
May 4, 2016
Horror Fuel

Death House To Wrap Principle Photography Soon – First Images Released

Harrison Smith’s upcoming film Death House, referred to as “The Expendables of horror”, will wrap principle photography at Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia next week. The film has a cast so impressive it makes you feel as if your head is going to explode. But don’t be mistaken, Death House, which is set to be the first film in a six film franchise, is not some gimmick that relies on cameos to carry the film. It has a great story. And no, there is no Freddy vs Jason scenes or anything like that. The stars play new characters from an original story created by Gunnar Hansen, the actor who played Leatherface in the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and written and directed by Smith. Smith has several great horror films to his credit, including 6 Degrees of Hell,Camp Dread, The Fields and Zombie Killers: Elephant’s Graveyard. And if you have read his pieces on “Cynema” on our website you would know that

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 19, 2016
Horror Fuel

Writer/Director Harrison Smith Provides Us With An Update On His Film Death House

The horror community is a buzz over the upcoming film Death House, a film like no other horror film ever made. Death House has a cast so impressive it makes you feel as if your head is going to explode. But don’t be mistaken, Death House is not some gimmick who relies on cameos to carry the film. It has a great story. And no, there is no Freddy vs Jason or anything like that. The stars play new characters from an original story created by Gunnar Hansen, the actor who played Leatherface in the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, among other things. What truly makes the film special is that it was Gunnar Hansen’s last project. He poured his heart into the script. Just before he passed away the script was turned over to Harrison Smith who rewrote the script with Gunnar. Gunnar approved the script before he passed and gave his blessing to Smith, who is dedicated to making

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 14, 2016
Horror Fuel

Board The Cruise To Zombie Island

Seventeen years ago, the zombie apocalypse began. The zombie plaque quickly spread world wide. Now, people must return to land and reclaim Zombie Island. Your mission is to destroy the zombies and save the survivors of Zombie Island. Set sail March 14-17, 2016 with Royal Caribbean and LASH Con for a zombie cruise for four nights at sea and an excursions to Nassau and Zombie Island (Coco Cay). While at sea enjoy daily activities and workshops as well as entertainment. At night enjoy special events, autograph sessions and midnight movies. Guests include Dee Wallace (Cujo) and Addy Miller (The Walking Dead). Packages begin at $677 per person for inner cabins, $857 per person for cabins with ocean views and $1287 for junior suites, plus a charge of $199 for Port fees. Go to the LASH Con Cruises website for more information.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 18, 2015
Horror Fuel

The Remake Of Stephen King’s ‘Cujo’ Has New Title ‘C.U.J.O.’

Once again we have to report another classic horror film is getting a reboot, this time it’s Stephen King’s classic ‘Cujo’. Director/producer Lang Elliott will be directing, producing and distributing the ‘Cujo’ reboot through Sunn Classic Pictures. Elliott is set to film the reboot of the film under the new name ‘C.U.J.O.’ , which stands for “Canine Unit Joint Operations”. Actor/director/producer DJ Perry has signed on to star in ‘C.U.J.O. Perry, who is an actor, director and producer has appeared in such films as ‘Ashes of Eden’, ‘Blood Ties’ and 2002’s ‘Below’. ‘Cujo’, originally starred Dee Wallace, and was released in 1983. The original film follows a mother who takes her car to a mechanic’s remote house. Upon arriving Wallace’s character and her son are assaulted by a Saint Bernard with rabies. The two are stuck in the car, which will not start, as they are circled by the mad dog. It seems the rebooted version may have a military

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 7, 2015
Horror Fuel

‘The Howling’ Is Getting A Remake

Emaji Entertainment has recently announced via their website that they have acquired the rights to the 1981 werewolf classic ‘The Howling’, with the intent of remaking the movie that originally starred Dee Wallace and Christopher Stone. In ‘The Howling’ news reporter Karen White (Wallace) survives a near fetal run in with a murderer. She retreats to a small, remote village to recover, but there is something strange about the town’s residents. When Karen returns to the news cast, she will give the viewers a sight they will never forget. Emaji has not announced any details about the remake. Let’s hope that they do it justice. The effects for ‘The Howling’ were great for their time. Check out this transformation scene.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 28, 2015
Horror Fuel

The Classic Werewolf Movie ‘The Howling’ Is Getting A Remake

The list of recent remakes just keeping longer. At the moment the list stands at 80 remakes/reboots in the past five years alone. Now the classic 1981 werewolf film ‘The Howling’, known for its’ effects and intense transformation scenes, is joining the ranks of the remade. Emaji Entertainment has set its’ sights on making a new version of the film, originally directed by Joe Dante and starring Dee Wallace and Patrick Macnee. In ‘The Howling’ a television reporter, Karen White, is sent to a remote resort after surviving a near fatal encounter with a serial killer. In the town surrounding the resort, the residents are not what they seem. Karen’s life is about to change forever. ‘The Howling’ has already spawned eight films, soon to be nine, some better than others. The franchise includes: ‘The Howling II: Your Sister Is A Werewolf’ (1985), ‘Howling III: The Marsupials’ (1987), ‘Howling IV: The Original Nightmare’, ‘Howling V: The Rebirth’ (1989), ‘Howling VI:

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 8, 2015
Horror Fuel

An Interview With Writer & Producer Kerry Fleming Of ‘Rock Paper Dead’

Last night I sat down for an interview with Kerry Fleming, the co-writer and co-producer of the horror movie ‘Rock Paper Dead’. Mr. Fleming and I had the best conversation about horror, that I’ve had in a very long time. It was very refreshing to hear him talk about his horror movie and the genre the way he did, with so much enthusiasm and pride. I know that those emotions will be evident in the quality of this movie, which I can’t wait to see. When I first heard about ‘Rock Paper Dead’ I was excited by the actors that had already signed up for roles, a group of true horror legends. ‘Cujo’ actress Dee Wallace, Michael Berryman of ‘The Hills Have Eyes’, and both Kane Hodder and Ari Lehman, who have played Jason in ‘Friday The 13th’, are all the cast list. ‘Rock Paper Dead’ also stars ‘X-Men’ actor Bruce Davison and Mikaela Hoover of the 2014 hit ‘Guardians

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 23, 2015