Slash

Hump Day already? Thank you, week, for getting a move on! Let's keep things rocking and rolling with your first word and look at the sales art for the upcoming flick Slash. The title alone has already won us over!

While other sites like Variety are reporting on casting news the genre sites had last week for Slash's new horror flick Nothing to Fear, Fuse caught up with the man himself to wax on a bit about what we can expect from the ghoulish proceedings.

Content has confirmed that production commenced on Slasher Films’ horror film Nothing to Fear this past Monday, May 14th, in Covington, Louisiana. Anchor Bay previously acquired US rights. Please, Slasher Films ... live up to your name!

The cast of Slasher Films' Nothing to Fear has grown by one, and we've got all the latest on the first flick from Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash and his new production company. Dig it!

Back in the "Carnivale" days Clancy Brown turned in a mesmerizing performance as Brother Justin, and now that word has come he'll be returning to the cloth for Slasher Films' Nothing to Fear, we couldn't be happier. Ethan Peck has also signed on to the project as a townsperson with a past.

And here we go again. Strap in, folks, as it's time for another barrage of AFM goodness; and we've got tons of stuff on tap for you today beginning with some new sales art for Nothing to Fear.

After somehow surviving his near career killing role in the abysmal Spider-Man 3, actor Thomas Haden Church is back and ready to battle something much more horrific than just an awful script!

With yesterday's casting of Sixth Sense star, Haley Joel Osment, as young Victor Frankenstein in the upcoming Wake the Dead, a new retelling of Frankenstein, from Slasher Films and Steve Niles, we reached out to the powers that be for some comments.

Well, it looks like one of the many various Frankenstein-based projects floating around Hollywood is about to hit the fast track as it's landed a lead actor. Yep, Haley Joel Osment is set to star in Wake the Dead, the retelling from Slasher Films that’s set in the present day.

Amidst the usual media-fueled hubbub of this year’s Sundance Film Festival, aside from the Kevin Smith Red State circus and Lucky McKee’s The Woman audience freak-out, a surprise announcement was made from one of the unlikeliest of places: former Guns N’ Roses/Velvet Revolver guitarist Slash.

Along with an adaptation of Steve Niles' Wake the Dead, former Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash has announced three more films that have a great chance of falling under his Slasher Films banner. Dig it!

More fresh news about a long gestating project, the feature film adaptation of Steve Niles' Wake the Dead, has come our way and we're pretty giddy! Read on for the latest!

Back in October (wow, that seems so long ago) former Guns N' Roses guitarist and epic musician Slash dropped the news that he was forming his own horror movie production company, Slasher Films, with Nothing to Fear by Jonathan W.C. Mills as the first flick out of the gate. Today h3 spoke a bit more about his projects.

Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver guitarist Slash looks to be striking the same tune as Rob Zombie but not in the musical venue. The guitar icon is forming his own horror movie production company, Slasher Films, and its first announced film swears there is Nothing to Fear.