Bill Cunningham of DisContent points us in the direction of an article on direct-to-DVD knock-offs, such as the eagerly anticipated Snakes on a Train.

John Campea of The Movie Blog gives The Descent a 9.5 on his podcast and declares that it is the best film of the year so far. Doug Nagy salivates at the thought of bloody Morlock action.

Friday the 13th of 2006 to be Horror Day? Via About Horror.

Tim Lucas gets nostalgic for scrolling text inserts and gruesome javelin tossing.

Dark Horizons is speculating that Quentin Tarantino is interested in remaking an unreleased Dutch horror film called Dead End, presumably right after his war movie, his giallo, and his 20-year-delayed Kill Bill sequel.

The mugshots of the suspected zombie criminals I mentioned yesterday have been released. Also, the zombies allege that police threatened to “shoot (them) in the head,” which is not an unreasonable suggestion given the circumstances.

Is a V Sequel in the works? Word on the street is that Robert Englund may already have agreed to reprise his role as Willie.

Horror bloggers attempt to find out which street Steven of The Horror Blog lives on, the better to hear Robert Englund gossip.

For those of you with cinematic tastes that run outside of horror (or fiction, for that matter) Horror Roundtable contributor Jay C. has launched The Documentary Blog. I believe this is the first thing I’ve written on the blog that has absolutely nothing to do with horror whatsoever.

Curt at the Groovy Age of Horror has posted another one of his exemplary interviews, this time with the author of Night Trippers, a vampire graphic novel set in Mod London. And don’t forget Curt’s review of the book. That artwork is scrumptious.

David “Danny Rand” Z. has posted yet another thrilling tale of The Heap for the undeserving masses.

Tolerated Vandalism is furious about the last two items! Death to comics!

I tease because I love.

That’s it for me this week. Pop in tomorrow for another special edition of The Horror Roundtable, where I finally shut up and let more talented voices take the stage.

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