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"What is it?" Two preview pages from Night Trap #4 give fans a look at the Trapper. Written by Cullen Bunn with artwork by J.B. Bastos, the fourth issue of the slasher comic book series is now on store shelves. Also in today's Horror Highlights: Tales of Poe DVD details and 2307: Winter's Dream La premiere info.

Check Out Preview Pages and Cover Art for Night Trap #4: "Night Trap #4

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(W) Cullen Bunn (A) J.B. Bastos

"What happened to you, Kelly?" The answer to this might save their lives - or end them - as Kelly's traumatic past boils to the surface in a final showdown with the Trapper. Acclaimed horror writer Cullen Bunn's unexpected twist on the slasher genre concludes in this non-stop blood-streaked fight to the finish!

In Shops: Sep. 14th, 2016

Srp: $2.99"

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Tales of Poe on DVD Forevermore: Press Release: "New York, NY -...

Filmmaker Derek Cianfrance returns to Sundance with his U.S. Dramatic Competition film, “Blue Valentine,” described as an “intimate, shattering portrait of a disintegrating marriage.” Cianfrance won the Cinematography Award (Dramatic) for “Streets of Legend” in 2003 and directed 1998’s “Brother Tied.” Cianfrance gave iW some quick comments about his film, which will have its world premiere later this month at the festival. “Blue Valentine” U.S. Dramatic Competition Director: Derek Cianfrance Screenwriter: …...

As we wait for tomorrow's selections in the non-competitive categories, I figured I'd further explore/familiarize myself with the sixteen titles (Blue Valentine, Douchebag, The Dry Land, Happythankyoumoreplease, Hesher, Holy Rollers, Howl, The Imperialists Are Still Alive!, Lovers of Hate, Night Catches Us, Obselidia, Skateland, Sympathy for Delicious, 3 Backyards, Welcome to the Rileys and Winter's Bone) selected for the U.S Dramatic Competition. - As we wait for tomorrow's selections in the non-competitive categories, I figured I'd further explore/familiarize myself with the sixteen titles (Blue Valentine, Douchebag, The Dry Land, Happythankyoumoreplease, Hesher, Holy Rollers, Howl, The Imperialists Are Still Alive!, Lovers of Hate, Night Catches Us, Obselidia, Skateland, Sympathy for Delicious, 3 Backyards, Welcome to the Rileys and Winter's Bone) selected for the U.S Dramatic Competition. Much like what IndieWIRE did here, I'll point to my own set of factoids.  Derek Cianfrance's Blue Valentine was originally...

NEW YORK -- The Urbanworld Film Festival unveiled the lineup for its seventh annual run, Sept. 17-21 in New York, with 55 films slated to screen, including nine world premieres. Founded by Stacy Spikes, the film festival -- which will bring together urban selections that made waves this year at Sundance (Joey Curtis' Quattro Nozza), Tribeca (Adam Lough's Bomb the System, Damon Dash's Death of a Dynasty, Maxie Collier's Paper Chasers) and the Hamptons (Greg Pak's Robot Stories) -- is aimed at redefining and enhancing the role of minority films in contemporary cinema.

NEW YORK -- IFP/New York on Tuesday unveiled the narrative lineup for its 2003 No Borders International Co-Production Market, one of the four main sections of the nonprofit organization's upcoming 25th Annual IFP Market, which runs Sept. 21-26. The object of the No Borders program -- founded in 1995 -- is to link experienced producers and scripts with domestic and international buyers, investors and agents. Of the 22 scripts it accepted this year, No Borders' highlights include 44-Inch Chest, the planned directorial debut of Sexy Beast screenwriters Louis Mellis and David Scinto; actor-helmer Steve Buscemi's latest directing project, Queer, based on two novels by William S. Burroughs; and Agnieszka Holland's latest feature, Catherine. Also entering No Borders will be the Quay brothers and Emily Hubley, who are represented by two animated projects, and writer-helmer Derek Cianfrance, who won an award as director of photography on the indie feature Quattro Nozza at this year's Sundance Film Festival.