Articles related to "Movie Remakes"

The horror movie may remain a box office draw, but the noughties has been the decade of the re-make.

Our cinemas seem to be blighted with remakes these days but despite a long list of contenders this is a compilation of possibly the ten worst movie remakes ever.

Michael Myers and Norman Bates have their images tarnished by shoddy remakes of once terrifying films.

Horror movies have fallen into a trap of remaking other bad horror movies. Is there a method to this madness, or anything positive to gain from this?

Recent attempts to revive old studio tent poles have met with varying degrees of success. Is this continuing trend a boom or bust for moviegoers?

A look at the best horror remakes and what makes them so good.

2001 Maniacs provides comedy/horror entertainment with a solid literary foundation.

A look at the top ten, most evil bad guys in horror movie history.

Yet another 70s horror film gets the remake treatment. Wes Craven's gritty original is regurgitated by director Iliadis with too much polish and a lack of intensity.

Remaking a classic is always a recipe for disaster, but they don't have to be the worst thing that's happened to the horror genre.

Based on the cult hit directed and produced by Wes Craven and Sean Cunningham, this remake tells of parents exacting revenge on criminals who abuse their daughter. 5/10

Though most remakes pale in the shadow of classic originals, these horror movies bear the distinction of equaling, enriching, and even surpassing their predecessors.

Be Kind Rewind brings the heart of Eternal Sunshine and the flashy, creative visuals of Science of Sleep.

The new Wolfman film by Universal Studios was inspired by a previous film about a man with a werewolf curse.

Poster for Sony Picture Animation's next movie is a little too cute for its own good.

The Lost World's stop-action animation dinosaurs, created by early special effects master Willis O'Brien, are the real stars of this 1920s silent science fiction movie.

Richard Donner's storming horror thriller about the anti-christ's successful first step toward world domination, is a shocking exploration of good versus evil.

The original movie "The Day the Earth Stood Still" was released in 1951 with Michael Rennie and Patricia Neal. It quickly became a very popular science fiction classic.

Despite a franchise that has spanned decades, this new version of Halloween attempts to explore Michael Myers's beginnings. But can it stand on its own?

H. G. Wells' War of the Worlds underwent a few changes in this 1953 movie version that probably would not have pleased him . Still, this adaptation remains entertaining.

Being Human is a great new British horror-drama making its way across the pond to the U.S.

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