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Picturehouse Closes Its Doors

It seems like Picturehouse hasn’t even been around very long, and already we’re bidding them a fond farewell. Today Picturehouse and Warner Independent both announced that they’re closing their doors for good.

Amusement Bumped Up

After reporting on delay after delay, it's nice to have something we've been looking forward to actually getting bumped up.

Amusement Trailer Not Very Funny...

Anyone who made their way out to this weekend’s After Dark Horrorfest likely got to see the trailer for Amusement, a new genre offering from Picturehouse. It’s not a bad trailer, has a very creepy clown laughing guy in it, to boot. Now we just have to hope the film is worth our time! AOL got the first look at the trailer online, which you can check out below. More Amusement updates will be coming soon so keep your eyes peeled!

Poughkeepsie Date, More Changes

Man, a lot of changes have come down as to when you’re going to see the most anticipated horror films of the near future according to Box Office Mojo. Not sure why it’s happened all of a sudden, but the dates they are a changin'.

Five Will be Amused

Originally intended as a comeback film for Candyman helmer Bernard Rose, Amusement is now in the hands of John Simpson, director of Freeze Frame, and The Hollywood Reporter has learned of the first casting for it.