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Fright Exclusive Interview - Actor Derek Mears, The New Jason Voorhees!

20 January 2009 10:45 PM, PST

Just added! A Fright exclusive interview with Derek Mears, the new Jason Voorhees from Friday The 13th! Fright fans, you're in for a treat! This month, we were given the chance to chat with actor Derek Mears who dons the infamous hockey mask of Jason Voorhees in the upcoming Platinum Dunes relaunch of Friday The 13th. Since our time was limited, we thought it'd be fun to get You, our faithful Icons readers involved. So we asked him questions submitted by you guys via our My Space page. Below are Derek's responses to Your questions! And for the record, for a guy portraying one of the most iconic movie maniacs, he's easily the nicest interview we've ever done here on Icons. What are you waiting for?! Just click the frame or image below to read it!!!

The new Friday The 13th directed by Marcus Nispel and written by Damian Shannon

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Fright Exclusive Interview - Composer Joseph Bishara!

20 January 2009 10:34 PM, PST

Just added! A Fright exclusive interview with composer Joseph Bishara! A horror movie without effective music is like sex without an orgasm. Enter Joseph Bishara, composer for Autopsy, The Gravedancers, The Convent and music producer on Darren Lynn Bousman's Repo! The Genetic Opera & the upcoming Night Of The Demons. It takes talent & a refined sense of how music works to put together a unique score combining elements ranging from punk to industrial to classical. Joe understands these all, which lends to the unique aesthetic evident in his work. We chatted with him about the creative process, as well as all of the projects mentioned above. Click the frame or image below to read the Fright exclusive interview!

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Repo Madness: A Night At The Genetic Opera

19 January 2009 11:31 AM, PST

Ordinarily this Icons of Fright staffer doesn't like the cold, traffic, or New Jersey. When this cheimaphobic writer with a small bladder and an aversion to hair gel was asked to brave all three to attend the Repo Road Tour I was less than enthused. Can a hypothermic cynic warm up Repo! The Genetic Opera, a gore-laden goth rock musical from the director of Saw II, III & IV starring Paris Hilton? Well, when the evening turns out to be an energetic and campy celebration, with 500 plus obsessed and cheering fans in attendance, the answer is a surprising yes.

The show at the Williams Art Center in Rutherford, NJ kicked off with an introduction by Bloody-Disgusting's Spooky Dan, who has been a tireless advocate of the movie since it's first run in L.A. this past fall. Spooky D got the crowd warmed up by bringing out a sassy little dancer

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A Bloody Good Third Place Finish

18 January 2009 6:21 PM, PST

So...how'd the first R-rated 3D horror film in nearly 30 years make out this weekend? My Bloody Valentine 3D opened in 3rd place this weekend, according to Box Office Mojo with an estimated gross of $21.9 million. While fans may be disappointed it did not best Paul Blart: Mall Cop, this is not one of those "limped into 3rd place" box-office stories. Valentine comes out in a crowded weekend with 4 major new releases, including another family movie Hotel For Dogs and Notorious, which it beat. Coming in 2nd was Gran Torno, which only beats My Blood Valentine by less than 400k. Keeping in mind the limited number of screens available for the digital 3D experience, as well as the fact that we're in holiday weekend, means this film will likely have legs beyond it's opening.

My Bloody Valentine 3D was directed by Patrick Lussier (Dracula 2000) from a script by Todd Farmer

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