Promenons: Nous Dans les Bois (Lionel Delplanque, 2000)
Amusing, but ultimately forgettable, slasher from first-time director Delplanque. A troupe of actors is hired to play Little Red Riding Hood for a young boy’s birthday by the boy’s millionaire grandfather, but not long after they finish, the police drop by to inform everyone there’s a murderer in the area. The decision is made that it would be safest for everyone to stay right where they are, which is, of course, the wrong one, and the actors die one by one. As the troupe gets smaller, the survivors must figure out who the killer is before there are none of them left to play the Big Bad Wolf. There is some style to the direction, and some competent acting, but if you’ve seen a handful of random slasher movies, you won’t find anything here to surprise you, including the Big Reveal. Not bad for killing some time when you’ve nothing else to watch, but not really worth going out of your way. **
Mondo always has something cool in the works. The latest is two posters of The Lost Boys. Phantom City Creative is responsible for the design. I am a huge fan of the original movie and it is a real classic horror movie for me.
Boys and girls, take a look at the Evil Dead Remake movie poster. The poster shows the back of one of the female characters who has no doubt been through a horrifying ordeal. There is a serious lack of color and substance.
Lionsgate debuts Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet on Dvd and Digital Download for June 14. This slasher horror film is the 2009 Best Feature at the Shocker Fest International Film Festival. Also selected at several other events including the New York City Horror Film Festival, the Freakshow Horror…