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Trailer For Fan Film Jason Rising Captures The 80s Vibe Of Friday The 13th

Fan films are getting a lot of attention these days. One of the films we’re keeping our eye on is Jason Rising whose trailer has just arrived. It gives off the same type of feel as the original Friday the 13th. It’s like taking a trip back in time to the 1980s, the golden age of horror films. With the lawsuit over the Friday the 13th franchise being sort of over, Victor Miller (the original film’s writer) is reportedly aiming for a reboot. Hopefully, Jason Rising will tide you over until the next official film happens. Karl Whinnery, James Sweet, and Robert Blanche are currently crowdfunding the project whose plotline involves cops and robbers. In Jason Rising Officer Pete Daltry is on the hunt for a fugitive on the run after escaping from the Wessex County corrections farm and headed in the direction of Camp Crystal Lake. He is accompanied by two agents from the fugitive recovery team but when

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Dec 16, 2018
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First Images Unveiled For The Remake Of 1962’s ‘The Brain That Wouldn’t Die’

Remakes are everywhere these days, but most are centered around movies that everyone has seen, like The Mummy. One directer is going the less traveled route. Derek Carl is remaking the 1962 film The Brain That Wouldn’t Die and we have the first images. In the new film, written by Hank Huffman, a brilliant transplant surgeon revives the head of his recently decapitated fiancee in hopes of finding her a new body. Originally directed by Joseph Green, the black and white film starred Jason Evers, Virginia Leith and Anthony La Penna. Rachael Perrell Fosket, Patrick D. Green, David Withers, Jason Reynolds, Robert Blanche, and Mia Allen star in the new version of the film that will be unleashed next year. Follow The Brain That Wouldn’t Die on Facebook, Twitter, and visit the official website for regular updates and more. Check out the trailer for the original film.

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Jun 21, 2017

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Trailer For Fan Film Jason Rising Captures The 80s Vibe Of Friday The 13th

Fan films are getting a lot of attention these days. One of the films we’re keeping our eye on is Jason Rising whose trailer has just arrived. It gives off the same type of feel as the original Friday the 13th. It’s like taking a trip back in time to the 1980s, the golden age of horror films. With the lawsuit over the Friday the 13th franchise being sort of over, Victor Miller (the original film’s writer) is reportedly aiming for a reboot. Hopefully, Jason Rising will tide you over until the next official film happens. Karl Whinnery, James Sweet, and Robert Blanche are currently crowdfunding the project whose plotline involves cops and robbers. In Jason Rising Officer Pete Daltry is on the hunt for a fugitive on the run after escaping from the Wessex County corrections farm and headed in the direction of Camp Crystal Lake. He is accompanied by two agents from the fugitive recovery team but when

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Dec 16, 2018
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First Images Unveiled For The Remake Of 1962’s ‘The Brain That Wouldn’t Die’

Remakes are everywhere these days, but most are centered around movies that everyone has seen, like The Mummy. One directer is going the less traveled route. Derek Carl is remaking the 1962 film The Brain That Wouldn’t Die and we have the first images. In the new film, written by Hank Huffman, a brilliant transplant surgeon revives the head of his recently decapitated fiancee in hopes of finding her a new body. Originally directed by Joseph Green, the black and white film starred Jason Evers, Virginia Leith and Anthony La Penna. Rachael Perrell Fosket, Patrick D. Green, David Withers, Jason Reynolds, Robert Blanche, and Mia Allen star in the new version of the film that will be unleashed next year. Follow The Brain That Wouldn’t Die on Facebook, Twitter, and visit the official website for regular updates and more. Check out the trailer for the original film.

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Jun 21, 2017