Splatter

It's time for Horror Bites -- your (semi) daily round-up of blood, guts, and torturous mayhem from around the web:

Hello Mr. Fancy Pants! We have to wait to hear if that possible sequel will ever come to fruition, but in the meantime, you can check out the original Evil Dead on select U.S. and Canadian screens soon. Check out the details on FearNet.

According to Bloody Disgusting, Travis Betz will start a horror musical called The Dead Inside next month.

Variety reports that Universal is teaming with TCM to release never-released old-school horror movies like Murders in the Zoo.

The Junkyard Dog isn't only an old-school wrestler. Check out a trailer for Kim Bass' horror flick over at Bloody Disgusting.

AICN shares a gruesome scene from Splatter.

If your business is known exclusively for renting out content other entities have created how do you go about telling customers that you're now going to start creating original content of your own for distribution? Well if you're NetFlix, you hire Roger Corman to produce and Joe Dante to direct a streaming web series called "Splatter" starring Corey Feldman. Bet ya' didn't see that coming.

There are no concrete details about the series yet, only that which Feldman has posted on his personal blog (via Hacking NetFlix) "This will be their first ever live streaming web series. Splatter will be a multi episode web series that will go live on the web on Halloween weekend. My characters name is Jonny Splatter. That is pretty much all I am allowed to say for now."

The very Not-Safe-For-Work teaser he then points to does reveal a bit more, however, as well as maybe satisfying a wish Corey Feldman haters have had for a long time. Judging from its mere 30 seconds, Feldman is going to be playing some kind of eye-liner wearing shaman who either is only in the series to kill himself or, and this is my guess, he can't actually die.

NetFlix hasn't enabled embedding for the clip, which I think is a shame considering the viral approach they're going for, so you're going to have to click over to the official "Splatter" promo page to catch a brief glimpse of Corey Feldman's fearless last moments.