http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0448190/

Anyone happen to have any information of that?

Something about seeing George Romero, Dario Argento, Roger Corman and Takashi Miike working on the same general project has me interested.

Directing Credits:
Roger Corman
Takashi Miike
George A. Romero
Dario Argento (episode "Jennifer")
John Carpenter (episode "Cigarette Burns")
Larry Cohen (episode "Pick Me Up")
Don Coscarelli (episode "Incident On and Off A Mountain Road")
Joe Dante (episode "Death & Suffrage")
Mick Garris (episode "Chocolate")
Stuart Gordon (episode "Dreams In the Witch-House")
Tobe Hooper (episode "Dance of the Dead")
John Landis (episode "Deer Woman")

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Clive Barker story
Lawrence D. Cohen writer
Don Coscarelli writer (episode "Incident On and Off A Mountain Road")
Mick Garris story (episode "Chocolate")
Stuart Gordon writer (episode "Dreams In the Witch-House")
Matt Greenberg writer (episode "Fair Haired Boy")
Sam Hamm writer (episode "Death and Sufferage")
Sean Hood writer (episode "Sick Girl")
Bruce Jones story (episode "Jenifer")
Stephen King story
Max Landis writer (episode "Deer Woman")
Joe R. Lansdale story (episode "Incident On and Off A Mountain Road")
H.P. Lovecraft story (episode "Dreams In the Witch-House")
Richard Christian Matheson writer (episode "Dance Of the Dead")
Drew McWeeny writer (episode "Cigarette Burns")
Steve Niles writer
Dennis Paoli writer (episode "Dreams In the Witch-House")
Stephen Romano writer (episode "Incident On and Off A Mountain Road")
David J. Schow writer (episode "Pick Me Up")
Scott Swan writer (episode "Cigarette Burns")
Steven Weber writer (episode "Jennifer")
Bernie Wrightson story (episode "Jennifer")

http://www.aintitcoolnews.com/display.cgi?id=20722

Here's a big article that explains the plot of each episode, as well as various cast members. Can't wait for this show!

what network/station is this going to be on?

Great lineup, except for Mick Garris. IMO he's an average director at best who somehow lucked into being Stephen King's go-to guy. And even his King adaptions are rather poorly made efforts that succeed on the strength of King's stories. His primary non-King works are Critters 2 and Psycho 4, for crying out loud. I could make a case for every other one of those directors, though.

I just read he's an executive producer or something. Whatever, still think him directing a segment dillutes the concept a bit.

Showtime.

http://www.sho.com/site/mastersofhorror/

I don't have Showtime, but I wish I did for this. Nice to see a few comic book writers/artists in the credits.

while i am glad that it is a cable channel so that the directors have the freedom to do what they want, looks like i will be waiting for the dvds.......

Haven't seen a good horror anthology series in awhile, I'll check this out.

I was thinking about posting this today!

I attended the "Masters of Horror" panel at Comic-Con. Mick Garris, John Landis, Don Coscarelli and Stuart Gordon appeared. Roger Corman was supposed to be there but he was under the weather. Later in the day I nearly bumped into John Landis at a display for The Corpse Bride. Just as I decided to say something to him, he took off and I lost him in the crowd... but I digress...

They should a montage of clips from the first few that's already been filmed. Looks very good and it got me really excited. The directors were excited because there were only a couple stipulations they have to work under:

1) Stay within a prescribed budget, which included filming in Canada (Miike might be an exception).
2) Episode length is 1 hr.

Otherwise they can do whatever they want. Pretty cool. During the Q&A someone in the audience stated that it was strange/sad that these directors have to resort to going to television in order to film something w/o having to worry about editing for a "PG-13" or "R".

Bumping - this premiers on Fri. the 28th!
http://www.sho.com/site/mastersofhorror/home.do

spot on.