May 11 , 2012 - Chloe Moretz to Star in Zombie Flick Maggie?

Chloe Moretz (Amityville Horror) sure is making the rounds at playing all the monsters. She has so far been a vampire, a werewolf and now it looks she may get her teeth into a zombie. And lets not forget, she is also playing the title role in the Carrie remake.

According to Variety, Chloe Moretz is currently in negotiations to play a zombie alongside Paddy Considine in Henry Hobson’s Maggie.

The film is set “against the backdrop of a zombie apocalypse, story concerns a father’s unconditional love for his daughter. Considine is in talks to play the father, while Moretz would play his titular daughter.”

The $10 million film is scheduled to begin production this September.

Making its way to this years Cannes Film Festival is Franck Khalfoun’s remake of Maniac, where the film will have a ‘midnight’ screening. So with that, we have scored the first official photos and the official synopsis from the flick, go check them out below.

The film stars Elijah Wood and Nora Arnezeder.

Other news regarding the site is that the movie reviews starting with T is now up. We hope to have all the alphabetical reviews done before 2013 we are pumping away here still folks so sit tight.








   



The odd time Racks & Razors has a video show mainly documentaries on the Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studio's in Hollywood, California but there are the odd reviews and interviews too which can also be seen on youtube. Check it all out here!!!!

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Owen Keehnen, Brian Kirst and Greg Russell Tiderington have interviewed various entertainers in the horror film industry which involves actors, directors, writers, composers and even make up artitsts.

The interviews range from new starters like Scarlet Salem to some name actors like Dee Wallace Stone and Robert Englund as well as gory filmmakers such as Herschell Gordon Lewis and Andreas Schnaas.

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Greg Russell Tiderington is a horror film critic other than being an actor and he mainly reviewed the horror films he saw on here rating from a bomb to 4 bats. He reviews the plots, says his comments, discusses the acting and directing abilities as well as the music scores along with any nudity or gore. Certain other films were reviewed by Owen Keehnen but Greg is our main guy here.

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