The uncut version of Tom Six’s “The Human Centipede 2:Full Sequence” is currently available on SundanceNOW before the film is officially released on DVD next Tuesday (makes for a perfect Valentine’s Day gift, if your significant other loves shock and gore). In an effort to further promote the film, SundanceNOW is giving ShockYa four access codes to give away to four lucky winners. These codes are vouchers to watch the film free on SundanceNOW. Also, the four winners will receive a copy of the movie poster. To win the codes, ShockYa will hold a Twitter giveaway. Here are the rules: First, follow us @ShockYa. Make sure to @mention us the…

Happy Super Bowl Sunday! Did the Giants win yet? While you’re all downing all of the beer, pigs in a blanket and football you can, I’m here to make sure you’ve got your weekly dose of movies news here waiting for you when you’re ready. Let’s face it, there’s just so long the Super Bowl will sustain a conversation at school or work this week. Well, unless the Giants really do win and you’re from New York like myself. Anyway, on the table this week is the return of James Wan’s Insidious as well as some casting updates for the remake of Evil Dead. Viola Davis, Jessica Chastain and Joel…

Isn’t it great that this season of The Walking Dead is 13 episodes and not just six? Rather than waiting nearly a year for the show’s return, The Walking Dead is coming back for six more episodes beginning on February 12th. To get us back in the Walking Dead frame of mind before episode eight, “Nebraska,” airs on Sunday the 12th, AMC launched the Left Behind Facebook application. Connect the application to your Facebook account, give it the okay to use your web cam, and you can see what happens when you escape from prison Walking Dead style. Perhaps my experience would have felt more authentic if my Facebook picture…

Title: The Woman in Black Director: James Watkins (‘Eden’s Lake’) Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Liz White (‘Wild Bill’), Alisha Khazanova (‘Heart’s Boomerang’) and Ciaran Hinds (‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows-Part 2′) Creating an effective horror movie that features an in-depth plot-line and detailed character backgrounds, frightening physical and emotional scares and visually stunning sets can be a monumental challenge for many directors, as they may not have the time and/or resources to include all of these important elements. ‘The Woman in Black,’ the new horror-thriller starring Daniel Radcliffe in his first film after finishing the ‘Harry Potter’ series, unfortunately fails to embody these important aspects. While the film does feature…

Hungry? You won’t be after checking out this vicious new clip from Anchor Bay’s zombie thriller The Dead. The film focuses on the sole survivor of an ill-fated evacuation plane out of Africa. Lt. Brian Murphy (Rob Freeman) is left in a land overrun by the living dead, but is willing to do whatever it takes to get home to his family. On his way, he joins forces with Daniel Dembele (Prince David Osei), a local solider desperately trying to find his son. Sure, we’ve seen one zombie film after another, but how many can you think of that take place in Africa? The new location offers a stunning new…

Title: The Innkeepers Directed By: Ti West Starring: Sara Paxton, Pat Healy, Kelly McGillis, George Riddle, Alison Bartlett, Lena Dunham, Jake Ryan, John Speredakos Sick of all the same old tricks in the horror genre? Well, get ready because The Innkeepers uses them all. Eerie tracking shots, spooky noises and an unoriginal story, but, oddly enough, writer-director Ti West manages to put enough of his authorial expressivity on the piece to deliver something that may not feel fresh, but is still refreshingly nostalgic. It’s the Yankee Pedlar Inn’s last days in business and Claire and Luke (Sara Paxton and Pat Healy) are the only two employees left, assigned to keep…

Consider me, Monique Jones, a novice when it comes to horror. I honestly didn’t know what I was expecting when I started watching the uncut version “The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence” during the live chat event on Facebook, but now, after having seen the film for myself (well, most of it before I had to turn away due to my gag reflex), I can see why this film was banned in the UK. The “mastermind,” if you will, behind this film as well as its predecessor is Tom Six. Six chatted with fans during the screening of the uncut film, and not only answered some questions about the making…

The first official photo from the upcoming supernatural thriller ’7500,’ directed by ‘The Grudge’ filmmaker Takashi Shimizu, has been released. The picture features star Ryan Kwanten, who plays Brad Martin, on a plane, surrounded by Jerry Ferrara (third from right), Nicky Whelan (second from right), Scout Taylor-Compton (right) and Amy Smart (left), who plays Brad’s wife, Pia. The ‘True Blood’ actor described ’7500,’ which is set to be released on August 31, 2012, to Entertainment Weekly as “a hunted house movie on an airplane. I play a character who is having a very rough time in his marriage. It’s on the rocks and they’re in the last weeks really.” Martin…

Title: The Woman Director: Lucky McKee (‘The Woods’) Starring: Sean Bridgers (TV’s ‘Deadwood’), Pollyanna McIntosh (‘Offspring’), Angela Bettis (‘Girl, Interrupted,’ TV’s ‘Carrie’) and Lauren Ashley Carter (‘The Prodigies’) People often think their actions benefit everyone, and don’t always think about the consequences will negatively affect those around them. This is one of the main themes in the new horror film ‘The Woman,’ which is now available on DVD. The movie’s director and co-writer, Lucky McKee, bravely showcased the evil and conniving acts of violence seemingly upstanding people take in the privacy of their own home. They enjoy unleashing terror on their innocent neighbors, claiming the torture will benefit them and…

Title: The Grey Directed By: Joe Carnahan Starring: Liam Neeson, Dermot Mulroney, Frank Grillo, James Badge Dale, Joe Anderson, Nonso Anozie, Dallas Roberts, Ben Bray Liam Neeson and director Joe Carnahan are back together again, but this time around, they’re working with material that’s far less fun than The A-Team. But less fun doesn’t make The Grey a bad movie. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. Rather than turn The Grey into an utterly unrealistic survival adventure story, we get something far darker and, while it still has those handful of moments that make you think twice, it completely sells the severity of the situation. Neeson’s Ottway works for a…