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The journey into ‘80s horror continues with In Search of Darkness: Part II. The four-hour-plus documentary sequel offers new faces, unheard stories, career retrospectives, international cinema, and more.
It features 15 new interview subjects, including Robert Englund, Tom Savini, Nancy Allen, Linnea Quigley, and Geretta Gerretta, plus over 40 returning favorites, such as John Carpenter, Cassandra Peterson, Heather Langenkamp, Kane Hodder, Bill Moseley, Barbara Crampton, Doug Bradley, Keith David, Tom Atkins, Joe Dante, Sean S. Cunningham, Joe Bob Briggs, Chris Jericho, and Corey Taylor.
In Search of Darkness: Part II is available to pre-order on region-free Blu-ray or DVD for $69.99 now through Halloween. It includes your name in the closing credits, a slipcover, a 16-page booklet, an enamel pin, three posters, digital editions of both films, a soundtrack download, and access to an online fan community with special events and virtual entertainment.
If you want to immortalize your name with a credit on IMDB, the poster, and the opening credits, executive producer ($6,000), producer ($3,000), and associate producer ($1,250) positions are also available.
Digitally downloads will be delivered in November with physical copies to follow in December. The first installment is currently streaming on Shudder.
Former Famous Monsters of Filmland editor David A. Weiner returns to direct. Dave Merrell designed the poster above. Watch the official trailer below.
In the wake of a dubious election in Kyrgyzstan, people have taken to the streets across the country in an attempt to force the political system to change. What will happen next?
For the third time in 15 years, a sizeable portion of the inhabitants of Kyrgyzstan’s capital are in the streets, demanding revolutionary political change.
Protesters have stormed government buildings in Bishkek, released jailed former political leaders, and successfully agitated for the annulment of the results of parliamentary elections (which were held on 4 October). They are currently agitating for the resignation of president Soronbay Jeenbekov, and various groups are jockeying over short and medium-term political arrangements. …
The prime minister of Kyrgyzstan has quit after post-election protests plunged the ex-Soviet republic into political chaos.
Kubatbek Boronov has reportedly been replaced by Sadyr Japarov, who was freed from prison by protesters. The election results have been annulled.
Opposition groups had earlier seized control of parliament, saying Sunday’s ballot had been rigged. …
I know Michael Myers is dead. I shot him in the f*cking head. I know he’s not gonna come back just because of some stupid holiday.
Halloween II (2009) dir. Rob Zombie
