Tyler Mane

Okay, so let's say for argument's sake that you take Tyler Mane (Michael, Halloween), Derek Mears (Jason, Friday the 13th), and Muse Watson (The Fisherman, I Know What You Did Last Summer); and you gather them together in one film. It's pretty safe to assume that mayhem will ensue and there will be many a Compound Fracture to come!

Heads up, Atlanta. We've got some news to help soften the pain of your recent sports woes. Baseball and football may not be your thing, but you're all over it when it comes to horror. Mark your calendars for March 9th-11th for the Days of the Dead Horror Convention. Giddyap!

For most horror fans the prospect of heating things up with the lovely Scout Taylor-Compton is nothing short of irresistible. I mean, who could blame you? That's exactly what happens when Pouty Scouty and her pals check into the sauna from hell in 247°F.

Ladies and gentlemen, Chopper has arrived. And the tense initial offering has set the stage for the horror that is sure to come. Featuring a showdown between horror big boys Tyler Mane and Andrew Bryniarski, the first episode of Chopper, entitled Slice 1, certainly does a nice job setting the stage in the biker-themed horror series.

Surely we’ve all seen a movie or TV show where someone attempted to commit murder by locking someone in a sauna and setting the heat to full blast. But a whole survival horror movie built around three people trapped in a sauna as the temperature rises to a dangerous 247°F? That’s a new one.

Coming speeding at us like a bat out of hell is Tyler Mane's new web series, Chopper, and we've finally nailed down the details concerning when you'll be able to take the ride! Dig it!

Washington Irving never envisioned a headless horseman like this! Chopper, for those of you not in the know, is the story of a supernatural headless biker named The Reaper, containing beheadings, a drug-pushing cheerleader and badass motorcycles. Fire it up, baby! Chopper comes to a comic shop near you for its introductory five-issue series on October 5.

Spooky things are happening on the front of Tyler Mane and Rockstar Energy Drink's Mayhem Festival web series Chopper, as you'll see from this latest viral video that gives you a good reason to stay the hell out of the pit!

Things are moving along quite nicely on the front of Tyler Mane's Chopper as he and Rockstar Energy Drink's Mayhem Festival have struck a marketing partnership to integrate the metal music lifestyle in the launch of this latest webseries! What does that mean for you? Read on for details and some badass eye candy! From the Press Release

Ever since he whipped ass in Rob Zombie's Halloween movies (say what you want about them, it doesn't change the fact that Mane was a good Myers), we've been wondering just when we'd be seeing Tyler Mane back doing what he does best ... causing violent mayhem. That time has come. From the Press Release

Reviewed by MattFini Starring Scout Taylor Compton, Tyler Mane, Malcolm McDowell, Danielle Harris, Brad Dourif Directed by Rob Zombie Distributed by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

Halloween weekend is fast approaching. Pumpkins? Check! Costume? Check! New Saw film? Check! Rob Zombie's Halloween II? Ch... What the hell?

We're just a few minutes away from midnight here on the West Coast, and the PR machine for Rob Zombie's Halloween II is not done yet! You should have known they'd have one last trick up their sleeves: a hop on the motion poster bandwagon just in time for the film's nationwide release.

Oh my. With Zombieween II just around the corner you can now feast your eyes on one of the most ridiculous looking things that will likely come out of Friday's cinematic experience should you decide to subject yourself to it. It's just so silly, regardless of context.

In the first version of Halloween Rob Zombie had Myers speak one word, "Boo", referring of course to Laurie Strode's pet name as a baby. The scene didn't work, and Zombie wisely cut it. Will the "giant" be speaking in the sequel?