James Gunn

Earlier this week we learned who'll be supplying some electrifying music beats for Lollipop Chainsaw, and now we have details on the wide variety of character skins available with pre-orders of the game.

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has announced that Jimmy Euringer of the band Mindless Self Indulgence will be supplying the electrifying music for Lollipop Chainsaw, which will be released later this year and is guaranteed to be any gamer's wet dream! Add in cheerleaders, chainsaws and zombies — definitely a party!

Every hero needs a nasty villain to bring the danger and fun to his or her tale, and the upcoming cheerleading, zombie-killing fiesta known as Lollipop Chainsaw has just unveiled theirs! Get ready to get up close and personal with Swan!

There are few things hotter in this world than the image of a strong hot chick wielding a primed piece of motorized heavy metal while dicing up the living dead. Agree? Then you'll love the official artwork for the upcoming video game Lollipop Chainsaw!

We know there are a lot of genre festivals out there these days, but there's one in particular that just popped up on our radars here at Dread Central: the Shockfest Film Festival of Hollywood, which celebrates short narratives, documentaries, and music videos that are different from the mainstream, films that move audiences (even if it means shaking them up), and of course some incredibly "shocking" flicks as well.

There are few things we're looking forward to next year more than the upcoming video game Lollipop Chainsaw. If you have to ask "why?", then you haven't been paying attention. And if that's the case, it's time to rectify that!

This past Friday night, September 23rd, the Halloween season officially kicked off in style with the 2011 Eyegore Awards held at the Globe Theater at Universal Studios in Hollywood as part of the opening night of Universal's Halloween Horror Nights. Hosted by genre veteran and previous Eyegore winner Corey Feldman (who was joined on stage by a wisecracking zombie scarecrow), many of horror's biggest names came out to celebrate our favorite time of year and pay homage to several of the genre's biggest contributors and newcomers alike.

Ready for your first look at the next upcoming video game hero who can slay the undead with the best of 'em? Yeah, you know you are. We think we're in love. No, really. There's just something about a chick who knows how to use power tools...

The undead. James Gunn. Chick armed with a chainsaw. Do we really need to say another word to pique your interest? Get ready, gamers ... there's something sweetly disturbing headed your way! Read on for details. From the Press Release

Four more one-sheets for James Gunn's latest film Super (review here) have surfaced online and we have every single psychopathic pixel of them for you right here!

Undoubtedly the modern independent horror landscape would be a very different place had Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz not taken a gamble on making a horror film in the 1980s. Kaufman, seeing the potential to reach horror fans everywhere, unleashed The Toxic Avenger in 1985, and the horror world has been a very different place ever since Toxie hit the streets.

One of the more delightfully badass flicks that was featured during the 2011 South by Southwest Film Festival is writer/director James Gunn’s Super, which stars Rainn Wilson as a deranged self-imposed superhero who bashes people with a wrench in an attempt to thwart crime.

Having finally seen James Gunn's latest film Super (review here) over the weekend, we can totally confirm that it deserves the coverage we've been giving it.

Yes, we know that there aren't many horror elements in James Gunn's latest film Super (review here), but the premise is so deliciously psychotic, we can't help but give it at least a little love.

A new one-sheet has come our way for James Gunn's new flick Super (review here), in which we have a semi-psychotic Rainn Wilson thinking he's a superhero and beating people unmercifully with a club.