Waching daily Jan 2 2017

Greetings! I am Boba Fett.

And today we have prepared a tricky ambush for Han Solo here in our Cartonka Universe.

Have you heard the doorbell? It should be Ugnaught.

Who is there?!

It's me, Ugnaught. Come on, hurry up let me in before someone sees me.

- So what? Have you brought the freezer? - I have.

Here it is the brand new model of the Carbon Freezing Chamber.

We can deliver Han Solo to Jabba alive inside it.

Let's build it quickly, before he comes.

Okay.

Where are you? Go and see who it is!

It's Han Solo!

We should lure him in here. I know you can change your voice. Speak with him!

Ok, I'll try to speak like princess Lea.

Excellent idea.

Who's there?

It's me, Harrison Ford.

Who's Harrison Ford? We are waiting for Han Solo.

Oh, I mixed up with all these filming processes… Yep, that's me, Han Solo. Open the door.

It worked!

Where have you been? Come in, your soup is already cold!

What's with the soup? Ok, give me the soup.

Haha, here you have been trapped!

I don't give you Falcon's keys!

We don't need your Falcon. You are the goal!

Guys, what about my soup?

We'll cook soup, don't worry, we will…

Okay...

Hey, guys, I don't get it. Are you going to cook a soup from me?

Yes… in some way… you will be a great dish.

You know, the half of this Galaxy is looking for you!

And we can get a good reward for your head!

Get in there, into our cell. Now we'll freeze you and bring to Jabba.

No, no, no, bad idea, guys. I don't want to go to Jabba!

Give him our regards! Close the door.

He's so heavy… A loader is definitely not my mission!

You should train harder.

Reach my age first and then start giving orders… Bring it!

Now I am dreaming of retirement and a time to rest…

I am going to load him into our ship. Let's deliver him to Jabba.

Wow, what an exciting game!

Oops, dad was left there inside the refrigerator!

Dad, are you ok there?

Daddy, you wanna tea?

Good idea, thanks! And really I wanna more subscribers as well.

Warm my daddy up, please, subscribe to Cartonka channel! Bye-bye!

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Kim Jong-un says regime in final stages of testing ICBM - Duration: 2:22.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has warned the world... that his regime is in the final

stages of test launching an inter-continental ballistic missile.

In his New Year's speech,... he also vowed that North Korea will push on with its nuclear

weapons development.

For more on his message,... Connie Kim reports.

North Korea has claimed to be in the final stages of developing a long-range ballistic

missile, boasting of its strengthened nuclear deterrent.

Appearing on Pyongyang's official Korean Central Television at 12 o'clock noon North Korea

time, leader Kim Jong-un said the regime has successfully carried out its first hydrogen

bomb test, a nuclear warhead explosion test and that it is in the final stages of test-launching

an intercontinental ballistic missile.

Calling the ruling Workers' Party Congress in May a success, Kim said Pyongyang soared

into the ranks of the world's nuclear powers last year and is now a military power in Asia

untouchable by even the strongest enemy.

While Kim Jong-un did not directly mention U.S. president-elect Donald Trump in his address,

there is speculation the North Korean leader sent a message to the incoming administration

that its long-range ballistic missile could soon be able reach the continental U.S.

The North has long aimed to be able to send such a missile topped with a nuclear warhead

all the way to the U.S. mainland.

Kim also directly mentioned South Korean President Park Geun-hye by name, calling her a force

against unification.

While the North Korean leader ruled out the possibility of talks with President Park,

Kim said he is willing to gladly join hands with anyone who truly wants to discuss mending

inter-Korean ties.

Towards the end of his 28-minute speech, the young leader said he blames himself for his

shortcomings in running the regime and pledged to do more for the people in the new year.

Experts say such a rare statement of contrition is an attempt to display affection for the

people and shore up his public support.

North Korea's annual New Year's speech is closely watched for clues about the reclusive

regime's intentions.

But, Seoul's unification ministry condemned Pyongyang's plans to bolster its preemptive

strike capabilities and reaffirmed that the North must walk the path of denuclearization

if it truly wants to improve the two Koreas' ties.

Connie Kim, Arirang News.

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What The F%&* Is Self Care? - Duration: 5:33.

WTF is self care?

Spoiler alert: It is not just bubble baths and nice candles.

If you want to know the nitty-gritty of what it takes to build an

awesome life, stick around.

[intro music]

Hi everyone, I'm Sam.

Welcome to my channel.

This is my very first video and I am super passionate

about self care and all its facets, not just the nice stuff.

So the reason behind that is: I really suck at self care.

So now I'm making a YouTube channel to force myself to practice because it's really important

for life in general.

But, particularly, my life.

It's really important to me because I have struggled in the

past with mental health issues like depression.

After my daughter was born, I had really, really

severe Post Natal Depression and self care is one of the things that helped pull me through

it.

Also, medication.

Very important for mental health issues but we'll talk about that later.

I'm starting this channel and I'm going to document exactly where I am now and I'm going

to do things a little bit at a time to get through.

Because I want an awesome life and I think you deserve an

awesome life too.

And I know that one of the things that stuck out for me when I was looking for help was

all the self care stuff was really about what it takes,

like nice baths and taking care of yourself and curling up on

the couch and watching your favourite videos and stuff.

And I'm not saying that that's not really important, because it is, but the problem

is that when you have depression or anxiety or other mental

health issues that really impact your enjoyment of

everyday things, you actually don't enjoy laying around and just doing nothing.

It might be what you need but, for me anyway, it wasn't helpful.

The parts of self care that really helped me were forcing myself to do the things that

I didn't want to do and I still don't.

I joined a gym.

I went three times a week for two months and it was

awesome and then I just stopped.

I was making good progress and I just stopped.

So I'm working on creating an awesome life.

That's the goal.

That's all I want to do.

If I can go to my deathbed as some eighty-year-old lady and

my life has been awesome, I will be happy.

I hope you'll join me on my quest for an awesome life and maybe some of the things I'm trying

will help you too.

So we are going to talk about nice things like makeup and movies and books and activities

to do with your families and all sorts of stuff like

that.

But we're also going to talk about making sure your bills are paid on time and going

to work - even though you'd rather get hit by a car than

go to work.

Stuff like that.

I think it's really important, well, mainly because somedays I definitely don't want to

go to work.

So the nice parts of self care are really great but I really, honestly believe that

it's doing the difficult things - the difficult parts of self care

- that's going to change your whole life.

I hope that the information that I'm gleaming from the internet and from therapy and all

sorts of stuff like that is actually going to be useful

but, here's the thing: I'm just one person and I'm also coming from

a position of privilege in our society.

I'm white, I'm straight appearing - I married a guy - you know, I live in Australia.

It's just, that's the lot I have.

So if the things that I'm saying don't help because of location

or money or anything like that, tell me about it.

Send me an email, my email address is down below, tell me what doesn't work.

Tell me the things that I don't know.

I don't know what it's like to live in another country.

I don't know what it's like to live in India or

South Africa or anywhere other than Australia.

I've only ever lived here so your experiences will be so much more valid than mine will.

Collaborate with me.

I would love to film videos with other people and given that the internet is marvellous

and we can just connect all over the world,

there is no reason why we can't do collaborations and never meet.

I think that's fantastic.

Although, I would love to travel and meet people as well.

That would be great.

I'm going to update videos once a week because I do have work and a baby and things like

that but, eventually, I would love to be able to do

this fulltime.

It would be awesome.

That's one of the goals.

But to do that I have to do hard stuff like go to work when I don't want to.

So, one day at a time, I'm going to make my life awesome.

And I hope that you will stick around and see how that pans out.

If you're interested, consider subscribing.

The button's down below, as you would well know, and I

will catch you in the next video.

Bye! [captions by www.selfcaresam.com]

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Daily Vlogs for a Cause! - Duration: 7:20.

Hello! Sign Duo here!

with a big announcement

Yep. We're really really excited about this

In the month of January we will be doing...

Daily Vlogs!

Daily vlogs to raise donations for

this non-profit organization called

GLAD

Greater Los Angeles Agency on Deafness, Inc.

So in the Deaf Community

A lot of Deaf people face difficulties in

finding jobs, keeping jobs

having interpreter services

having health care services

Any kind of problem a Deaf person might face in life

GLAD Inc.

they provide a solution

for any kind of problem a Deaf person might face

They do a lot of things for the Deaf community

Including but not limited to

health care service

interpreting service

jobs and employment

to help you find a job

and to rent out housing

they provide multipurpose places

this one great organization

that is a non-profit organization

really supports and advocates for the Deaf

I've had experience with their interpreting service

I've had experience with their employment service

Really awesome place

for a Deaf person in LA/Orange County

really awesome

and I know the former director or the organization

and she is a really awesome person

so I have full faith and trust in this organization

I know for sure that they will use any kind of donation

for a good cause

I think that's why we picked this

non-profit organization

because Ryan has a first hand experience with it

and he knew the former director

like we really trust it

It's just a really awesome organization

So here's how you donate

So here's how you can donate

We've created a Patreon page

where you can go and donate

based on the vlogs or videos we post

so for every vlog you can donate one dollar

or as much as you want to donate

We picked Patreon because

instead of you donating a specific amount of money

this way it's more interactive

you're paying for the vlogs

we're going to be making every single day

so you get something out of it too

and we're more motivated to create more vlogs for you all

So everything made on Patreon

In the month of January

will go directly to GLAD

and their organization to help

yeah, one hundred percent

to help empower the Deaf to do more

really, any donation you make on Patreon will help

We just want to give back to the Deaf community

and this is one way we can do it

so if you donate

it would really help motivate us to do more

yeah

vlog more

We will leave a link

in the description bellow

and at the end of this video there will be a link

and the GLAD website as well

so any donation is greatly appreciated

If you're new to our channel

we do vlogs showing our lives

as a Deaf and Hearing couple

we also do videos

where we show you how to sign different signs

I think right now we've reached

4,000 subscribers

Awesome

and we are amazed

we are amazed

we really appreciate all the support we've gotten

in the last four months

we have gotten really great feedback

and a lot of support

really appreciate that

now it's time to support the Deaf community

this one way

I think people should realize that

you're never too small

or not big enough

to be able to donate back to your community

even though we are small YouTubers

that doesn't stop us from creating

from raising funds to donate to a good cause

Sign Duo Out!

For more infomation >> Daily Vlogs for a Cause! - Duration: 7:20.

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Upcoming Horror Movies in 2017 - Duration: 25:53.

Hello everybody, I am Torstein from Cinema Terror and today I will be talking about the

upcoming horror movies we can expect to see in 2017.

There are only two days left of 2016, so most horror sites have released their best of lists

of this years horror films.

If you are into podcasts then I would recommend checking out the Shock Waves podcast where

they go through their best of lists, and just in general, check out Shock Waves, they are

awesome!

If you are familiar with my channel here on Youtube, then it shouldn't come as a surprise

that I won't do a best of list of 2016 yet as I don't focus all that much on the current

horror films.

I would like to say though that if I would put up a top three of the 2016 releases that

I have seen then I would put Train to Busan on top as it is an amazing film, perfect to

be watched on the big screen.

It has some scares, plenty of action and even a scene where I nearly teared up!

The Conjuring 2 was cool, a bit over the top at times, but that's to be expected after

the first one.

That one also had some tender moments and James Wan is really an amazing director that

I hope won't leave horror behind now that he has some other big projects going.

And finally I have to give some praise to The Autopsy of Jane Doe by Norwegian director

Andre Øvredal.

Great little horror film that I am happy to see that people seem to enjoy.

So!

Let's talk the new years and 2017!

I have a total of 35 movies to talk a bit about here, which was way more than what I

expected to cover when I started making this list.

Surely not all of these will see a release in the upcoming year, but I have made an attempt

to exclude movies that are still in pre-production or just looks unlikely to be released in 2017.

The funniest thing about making lists like these are that at the end of the year when

the best of 2017 lists have been created, we are bound to find movies that no one even

knows about yet.

That's how it works in this genre and I wouldn't want to have it any other way.

Well, since this will be a long video, I will just go right ahead and start talking about

the movies, which I have listed in alphabetical order as release dates are never to be trusted.

So here are some horror movies we can expect to see in 2017.

Alien: Covenant will be the sixth movie in

the Alien franchise, if you include the Prometheus movie and don't include the Alien vs Predator

movies, which in my opinion at least is a different beast all of its own.

Ridley Scott is continuing what he started with the original Alien movie and his prequel

Prometheus with this sequel that will bind those two movies together.

Even if Prometheus got a bit of a lukewarm reception, I thought it was a fun sci-fi film,

so I am curious to see how the story continues in Alien: Covenant, which will hit theaters

worldwide from 18th of May.

When the fuck are we getting Amityville: The

Awakening?

This film was supposed to be released in January of 2015 before getting postponed time and

time again.

The last release date we had for this Dimension Films, Miramax

and Blumhouse Production was January 6th of next year, but now it has, surprise surprise,

been postponed yet again!

The new date is now June 30th, but I wouldn't hold my breath for that to last either.

I don't really get it, as the trailer makes it look like a perfect type of horror movie

to be released back in 2015.

If they don't hurry up soon the film will be more dated than what it probably already

is.

What's sad about this is that this is the first Amityville movie I've been excited about

in years.

Yeah, it looks like it has the typical ghost jump scares that we have gotten used to the

last ten years, but this one actually looks like it was made by people who has seen the

original Amityville Horror movie.

And when you look at the credits you will see that it has been both written and directed

by Franck Khalfoun, who did the awesome Maniac remake with Elijah Wood.

So to all of you companies that control this movie, fucking release it next year will you?

I'm sorry, but I am unable to let any movie

with the Amityville name in it pass me by.

Even if it is a title as stupid as The Amityville Exorcism and it being directed by the guy

behind Holla If I Kill You, Camp Blood First Slaughter and Sharkenstein.

He also did another Amityville movie back last year called Amityville Death House, which

I will admit that I haven't gotten around to viewing yet.

The trailer looks crappy, but hey, at least it cannot be any worse than The Amityville

Haunting which came out a few years ago!

And as mentioned, I am in for any movie with the Amityville tag on it, regardless of what

quality it might be in.

Amityville Exorcism is slated to be released on VOD and home media sometime next year.

Hitting the theaters on August 11th is Annabelle

2, the sequel to the success Conjuring spinoff from 2014.

While I like The Conjuring movies, I did not care for the Annabelle standalone at all and

I can't say that I am excited about this one either.

It is directed by David F. Sandberg, who did this years Lights Out, so if that was a movie

you enjoyed, then you should make a mark on August 11th to go see Annabelle 2.

Since I did not care for either Lights Out or the first Annabelle, I'm likely gonna skip

this one.

The Bride is a Russian film that will be released

in its home country on January 19th.

This gothic story has a production budget of a little above 1 million dollars and the

trailer has enough good stuff in it to make me interested in seeing the final product,

whenever it will be available with English subtitles.

This is a film that I am going to guess many people haven't heard of, so make sure you

check the trailer for The Bride out.

If it intrigues you as much as it did me then we both have something fun to look forward

to from a country that isn't that known for its horror movie output.

The Bye Bye Man is a film that will hit theaters

on January 13th, and most likely it will make back its 6 million dollar production budget

on horror hungry teenagers, calmly awaiting their next jump scare galore that this surely

will be.

I did not care for the trailer of this at all and will not be watching this one unless

it gets some good reception by people that I trust the opinion of.

It is also worth noticing that The Bye Bye Man has a female director in Stacy Title,

who has worked in the horror genre before as she has the honor of being the director

of Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror from 2006.

Following the success of this years big shark

movie The Shallows, is an Australian movie called Cage Dive which will get a release

sometime next year.

While shark movies the last years has been dominated by ridiculous concepts such as Sharkando

and the likes, Cage Dive will try to do what The Shallows did in creating suspense instead

of laughter.

The trailer for the film is out and there is some nice shots in it, so if shark movies

are your thing then make sure you check out Cage Dive.

Yay, finally a new Children of the Corn movie

is about to be unleashed upon us.

This will be the tenth movie in this never dying franchise and this time the director

will be John Gulager, the guy behind the Feast trilogy and Piranha 3DD.

This franchise does the same for me as any movie with the Amityville tag on it, I know

I shouldn't, but I still can't help to watch them all.

There are hardly any details out regarding what this movie will be about, except that

it will involve children and corn of course, but then again, who cares.

It's Children of the Corn 10 for crying out loud...

Don Mancini has confirmed a few months ago

that he is working on the seventh Chucky movie.

The last film in the series, Curse of Chucky, went straight to VOD back in 2013 and I am

gonna guess that this will have the same fate.

I actually skipped the last one, but big fans of the killer doll should be happy to hear

that he will return once again and chances are high that it will be out before the next

year is over.

If you were in the crowd of those that disliked

the 2008 straight to video remake of George Romero's Day of the Dead from Steve Miner,

then you can clap your hands and make a happy face and eagerly anticipate another remake

of Day of the Dead, coming in 2017.

This remake seems a bit bigger with an estimated production budget of 10 million dollars.

This one is directed by the Spanish director Hector Hernandez Vicens, who previously has

done The Corpse of Anna Fritz.

I am more interested in watching that one instead of the remake, but for those who cannot

get enough of the undead walking the earth, then you got another one to look out for.

Oh, and they are bringing the Bub character back, so yeah.

There you go.

Death House has been called The Expendales

of the horror genre as this upcoming horror film has gathered together a group of horror

icons.

The impressive cast lists people like Adrienne Barbeau, Barbara Crampton, Brinke Stevens,

Lloyd Kaufman, Kane Hodder, Michael Berryman, Tony Todd and many, many more.

I might not be all that excited for it after seeing the trailer, but for big fans of these

guys then the film will surely be a experience.

Although the new Friday the 13th movie has

a release date in the upcoming October, it should be said that it has taken several years

now to get a new one underway, and this one hasn't started filming yet either.

The newest director attached to bring Jason Vorhees back to the big screen is Breck Eisner

who did The Last Witch Hunter and also The Crazies remake a few years back.

I still haven't gotten around to see the previous Platinum Dunes remake of Friday the 13th for

some reason, but I am happy to see that Jason is still around 35+ years since he first jumped

out of the water in the first film, so I'm marking October 13th for this one.

There's been plans to bring Stephen King's

Gerald's Game to the big screen for years and now it finally looks like we will actually

get a movie based on the legendary writer's 1992 novel.

Netflix is bringing the project to life and has Mike Flanagan attached to direct it.

Flanagan has had a good 2016 with both Hush and Oculus: Origin of Evil getting good receptions,

and he has described this project as a dream project of his, so Gerald's Game will surely

be something to look forward to.

Get Out is a new Blumhouse Production film

that they are hoping will hit theaters on February 24th.

It looks like an interesting film that blends social commentary and horror and considering

the political climate in the US these days, I am guessing we're going to get more horror

films that speaks more on what is going on in society in the upcoming years.

While the story looks interesting, I have to say that the trailer annoyed me in that

it basically told an entire story.

Hopefully, comedian turned first time director Jordan Peele still has a few tricks up his

sleeve.

Ah how great, another Hellraiser movie!

Some franchises just refuse to die, don't they?

And since it will probably be your first question, no Doug Bradley is not back as Pinhead and

they are not leaving the character alone as he will take part in this new film.

Hellraiser: Judgment will be the tenth movie in the Hellraiser saga and it is written and

directed by Gary J. Tunnicliffe, a guy who has done plenty of work on horror movies over

the years and he was also involved with the previous Hellraiser movie, Hellraiser: Revelations

from 2011 as he did both some makeup effect work and created the story for the film.

Considering how terrible that one was, I don't have high hopes for this one to be honest,

but who knows.

You should never dismiss a movie before it's out I guess... but what is up with the mispelling

of Judgment in the title?

I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu is an interesting

one.

Apparantly this is ignoring the newer remake trilogy and instead is a direct sequel to

the original and infamous rape revenge movie I Spit on Your Grave from 1978.

Not only that, but it also brings back original director Meir Zarchi, who hasn't directed

a film since 1985 when he released Don't Mess With My Sister.

Zarchi is united once again with the star of the original film, Camille Keaton, who

will reprise her role as Jennifer Hills who has written a best selling book regarding

the torture she went through.

Some relatives of the original trio of demented fuckheads gets mad at her for this and sets

out to bring more torture upon her.

It sounds like an insane plot for a sequel nearly fourty years later!

The film is apparantly completed, but little news of it has hit the net this year regarding

a release date, but if the footage is shot then there should only be time before we get

this very unsual sequel.

On October 20th the fourth Insidious film

will hit theaters worldwide, and personally this is probably my most anticipated movie

of 2017.

I have a fondness for the Insidious series, especially due to the sequel being one of

the best horror movies out there the last ten years.

While the third film wasn't the greatest thing ever, I still believe that the franchise has

potential to bring out more great movies.

Lin Shaye is returning yet again as Elise and the story is supposed to follow directly

from the third film.

Adam Robitel is getting the chance to direct this one and coming off the well received

The Taking of Deborah Logan from last year, there should be enough potential here to scare

audienced worldwide yet again.

2017 looks like it will be a fun year for

fans of Stephen King, well, depending on how you feel about this one.

On September 8th the remake of It will go into cinemas.

The 1990 miniseries has some loyal fans that will dislike the new film no matter how good

it might end up becoming.That's just the way it is when it comes to remakes.

I love the miniseries and aren't all that jazzed about a new version of Pennywise coming

out myself, but I absolutely understand the idea of bringing the character back to a new

audience.

I must say that I am curious about what this film will be and are looking forward to seeing

the trailer for it, whenever it drops.

Juleblod is a new Norwegian christmas horror

movie that will be released in November, atleast in this country.

Juleblod can be translated into Christmas Blood, and this is directed by Reinert Kill

who has become a prominent b-movie filmmaker in this country.

I am not a fan of his stuff at all, but I am happy to see a Norwegian filmmaker being

able to create the stuff he wants in this country.

Fans of his films should be excited about this and fans of christmas horror in general

can look forward to a new film I am guessing will be filled with rough violence, nudity

and all the other stuff that exploitation fans love.

Koduko: Meatball Machine is the sequel to

the Japanese splatter movie Meatball Machine from 2005.

The director this time around is Yoshihiro Nishimura, who is very familiar with the crazy

insane Japanese splattergenre as he is the director of stuff like Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein

Girl, Mutant Girl Squad and of course Tokyo Gore Police.

The trailer for this film is bonkers, as expected, so fans of this type of Japanese cinema should

have something to look forward to.

So, we're getting a new Texas Chainsaw Massacre

movie.

Leatherface will give the focus on...

Leatherface when he was a young teenager.

He kidnaps a young nurse and then escapes from a mental hospital together with three

other inmates and takes her on a road trip.

I haven't even seen the last Texas Chainsaw movie, simply titled Texas Chainsaw 3D from

2013 as I haven't been excited for this franchise in quite a long time.

The interesting part of this new one however is that it is being directed by the French

duo Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury.

They broke out big time with their 2007 movie Inside.

They have followed that one up with Livid in 2011 and Among the Living in 2013, both

with a lukewarm reception, before now getting their United States debut on the Texas Chainsaw

franchise.

The film is supposedly completed several months ago, so hopefully a trailer and release date

will pop up soon for Leatherface.

If you mention the idea of having a cinematic

universe, chances are high that people will associate the term with the Marvel Cinematic

Universe.

What many might not realise though is that the good old Universal monster movies did

this over 75 years ago with their beloved characters of Frankenstein, the Mummy, Dracula

and many more.

They are attempting to reboot this universe these days with Tom Cruise starring in a new

Mummy movie.

And before the one guy out there screams "what about Dracula Untold?", it has been confirmed

that they are not considering that to be a part of the new universe anymore.

The new Mummy movie will hit cinemas June 9th, surely with a big marketing campaign

behind it.

The first trailer for the film is out and... it looks more action than horror, but I guess

we shouldn't be surprised at that to be honest.

I am sure it will be a big spectacle though, so look out for it and if it is successful

then we will get more characters back from the past, and that's a good thing.

Back in 2015, Tom Savini and Umberto Lenzi

teamed up to make an Indiegogo campaign to secure enough funds to create a remake of

Lenzi's 1980 b-movie classic Nightmare City.

They got more than the 100,000 dollars that they asked for, but due to different reasons,

the filming hasn't started yet, but are scheduled to be done during spring of next year.

If we are lucky, then a final product might be out before the end of the year, although

I wouldn't count on it to be honest.

It should be funny to see how this project will turn out even if I am not a huge fan

of the original film by Lenzi, so color me semi-intrigued!

Polaroid is a co-production between Norwegian

and American production companies and I see that Dimension Films are involved on this

one.

It is based on a short film about a polaroid camera that captures more than just pictures.

It is not a unique story as we've seen plenty of this stuff in j-horror, especially during

it's golden age in the early 2000's.

What sets this apart I guess is that it is in fact directed by a Norwegian.

Lars Klevberg did the short film and will be doing the feature film as well, and seeing

a movie like this within Norwegian settings should be interesting.

I've seen the short and it was enough to make me want to check this one out.

It is slated with a release in August, but hasn't started filming yet, so who knows for

sure when this will be released.

Puppet Master: Axis Termination started as

an Indiegogo campaign by Full Moon leader Charles Band.

The production has had some delays but are now slated to be finalized and released in

April.

This one promises to be the final part of the Axis trilogy, which includes the two previous

films Puppet Master: Axis of Evil from 2010 and Puppet Master: Axis Rising from 2012.

This is the eleventh movie in the Puppet Master series, if you ignore the spinoffs and while

I haven't catched on to the last few ones yet, this is another franchise that I am just

happy lives on.

Raw is a film that has gained some good buzz

during its festival run this year and will be unleashed upon us regular movie goers on

March 10th.

I've tried to avoid reading much about the plot so I only know that it is supposed to

have cannibalism and a vegetarian character in it.

Oh, and it is supposed to be very disturbing.

Some who has seen it has said that they would have put it on the top of the best of 2016

list if it had gotten a release this year, so here's hoping that this will be a new classic

from the great people of France!

On February 7th we are finally(?) getting

a new Re-Animator movie.

First off...

Re-Animator: Evolution will NOT feature Jeffrey Combs as Dr. Herbert West as the character

has been recast with actor Johnathon Schaech filling in the role instead.

According to director Serge Levin, this will not be a continuation, but rather a modern

re-telling.

I can't say that the idea of a Re-Animator movie without Combs is a good one, so I am

wary of how this one will turn out.

The release date is set early in February, but considering there aren't even any trailer

out, I am guessing that it will be postponed and released later in the year instead.

Late in January we are getting what is promised

to be the final entry to the Resident Evil franchise.

The Final Chapter, oh if we all had a dollar for each time a movie called The Final Chapter

would not end up being the final movie in the franchise... we would have at least five

bucks.

This will be the sixth movie in the franchise and it is directed by Paul Anderson, who you

can call the father of this franchise as he has now directed four out of the six movies.

I've only seen the first one and didn't care that much for it, so this one ain't made for

me, but for fans of the franchise I am sure this will be an anticipated flick.

Finally it looks like we will be getting the

second Return to Nuke 'Em High movie as the now titled Return to Return to Nuke 'Em High

aka Vol. 2 will have its premiere in New York on January 15th and hopefully it will be made

available to the rest of us not too long after that.

I enjoyed the 2013 Return to Nuke 'Em High and I will always be curious to see new Lloyd

Kaufman directed films, so my toxic juices are bubbling fulltime for Return to Return

to Nuke 'Em High aka Vol 2.

The Ring franchise is returning with Rings

in cinemas worldwide in the early days of February.

This is a big production with a budget of over 30 million dollars and it's initial release

was supposed to happen during October of this year.

It is never a good sign that a horror film is being pushed back and given a February

release, but there is always exceptions to the rule so who knows.

Personally, I haven't cared much for any of the American versions of J-Horror films anyway,

so I will probably pass up on Rings.

Do you miss the era of torture films that

the Saw franchise kickstarted?

Wait no more as the eight Saw movie, Saw: Legacy is hitting theaters worldwide in the

upcoming October.

Little is known so far regarding the story of this one, but more torture and puzzles

is surely to be expected.

The directors behind this one are the brothers Michael and Peter Spierig.

They have done a few movies before this, with the 2009 Daybreakers being the only one I

am familiar with.

It is rumoured, but not confirmed that Tobin Bell will return as Jigsaw, but I would be

surprised if he doesn't at least pop up once or twice in the film.

Can't have a new year without a new Sharkado

movie!

Just for the fun of it, I hope they never stop making these films.

I haven't seen any of them after Sharknado 1, but the idea of these living on is enough

for me to put this one in this video.

Tara Reid is back as April Wexler, a character that apparantly has lived through all the

four previous Sharnado's and I just now realized that all of them even have the same director

in Anthony C. Ferrante.

If there one day is a box set of ten Sharknado movies then I will be all over it.

While Sharknado 5...

Earth 0 doesn't have a release date yet, I am gonna guess that it will be premiering

on the Syfy channel during the summertime.

M. Night Shyamalan is back in the end of January

with a new film called Split.

He experienced good reception with last years The Visit, which I must say I haven't seen

yet.

The trailer for this new one looks interesting enough, although it is probably not for me

to be honest.

Fans of the guy though should be happy to see that he seem to be back on his a-game

these days and Split will hopefully not disappoint them.

So the Suspiria remake is currently filming...

This is a remake that I have no interest in at all as I love Dario Argento's Suspiria

and can't see a single reason for why this one should be remade, except that it hopefully

gives Argento some well deserved money for it.

And in a perfect world, this might make somebody new check out the original or something.

The director of the remake is actually also an Italian as the job has been given to Luca

Guadagnino, a guy who has made 20+ movies that I have never seen or heard much about,

none of them being horror films by the way, not that that's necessary a bad thing.

So yeah, Suspiria remake, it's coming I guess.

XX is a new anthology film that will get a

limited theatrical run and a video on demand release on February 17th.

XX will feature four tales, all being told by female filmmakers that are mostly unknown

to me, except Karyn Kusama who has just come off The Invitation and also did Jennifer's

Body in 2009 and the box office flop Æon Flux in 2005.

I don't really care about the gender of whoever is creating the film I'm watching, but considering

how few female directors there are out there, it is nice to see a project like this come

to light.

So there you have it.

Hopefully some of these will be new to you and get your interest going for the new year.

If you know about any other horror movie coming out in 2017 that I haven't covered, then let

me know about it in the comment section below.

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