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The Blob meets Fatal Attraction in B. Harrison Smith's The Special

How does one mix The Blob and Fatal Attraction? Well, leave it to B. Harrison Smith to figure out a way. We first met the writer/director during our Month from Hell in 2012, when we interviewed him and the cast o 6 Degrees of Hell, which Harrison wrote. He's the man who lined up our interviews with Corey Feldman, and later Eric Roberts, who starred in Harrison's Camp Dread. Now Harrison is ready to unleash his latest effort, The Special. And yes, it does look like some effed up -- and we say that lovingly -- mix of The Blob and Fatal Attraction. It's definitely a dark tale of sexual obsession. This has us intrigued. Take a look for yourselves: See what I mean? The Blob meets Fatal Attraction. The Special stars Davy Raphaely, Dave Sheridan and Sarah French. Harrison directs from a script by Mark Steensland and James Newman. No word yet on when we'll see The Special, but we in The Basement will keep our eye holes peeled! Source: Devilworks

Psycho-thriller Rage of Innocence films this summer

We interrupt your long weekend for some news about a slick sounding psychological thriller that's scheduled to go before cameras this summer. Veteran filmmaker Mark Pirro , writer/director of such cult classics as Deathrow Gameshow , Color-Blinded and the recent The God Complex , is ready to begin principal photography on Rage of Innocence. The film centres on high school teacher Vincent Marsden ( John McCafferty ) as he begins a relationship with a female teacher only to discover her daughter Raven (Stef Dawson) is psychologically unbalanced. Raven's desire to stop Vincent from dating her mother escalates into a violent rage and dangerous web of lies and deceit that forces Vincent into a deadly game. Think Fatal Attraction meets The Crush . Sounds like a throwback to a type of horror flick we haven't seen in a while. And we in The Basement will be able to keep you in the loop as Rage of Innocence continues through production and distribution. Wanna stay up ...