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The Trailer For ‘NS404: Provenance’ Arrives

Independent genre films are a god-send these days with horror being over-saturated with reboots and remakes. Thanks to affordable equipment a film can be made for as little as $10,000 like writer-cinematographer-producer Rob Coggin’s upcoming film NS404: Provenance. Directed by Lexi Balestrieri (Die Die Delta Pi), the film stars Tracy Roese, David E. McMahon, Zoe Adkins, Natalie Ise, Bob Glazier, Lisa Marie Kart, Carson Overfield, Lisa Walton, and Coggin. In the film, a mysterious chain of events, cubed-shaped objects and a group of silent wanderers begin to converge with devastating consequences that impact humanity on a global scale. These mysteries have roots in ancient history and may have influenced certain key events over the last several hundred years. As humankind speeds towards the inevitable, it is up to one person, a physics professor, to decipher and decode the true meaning of what is beginning to take place and save those he loves before it is too late. According to IMDb,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 29, 2017
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Supernatural Fans Mourn Two Characters, But One Will Return

One thing has been a near constant when it comes to the hit series Supernatural, just because a main character dies does not mean they won’t be back. If you are avoiding spoilers I warn you to stop reading now. Unfortunately, in this season’s finale of Supernatural two main character’s deaths left us all shocked. Many believed the series would keep up with its tradition of bringing back characters, but it appears that’s not the case this time. In the finale Crowley, the king of Hell, played by Mark Sheppard, sacrificed his own life to seal Lucifer in another dimension. The snarky but loved character is gone forever at least according to Sheppard himself. On May 24th Jim Michaels, Supernatural’s co-executive producer, tweeted out a message that left fans thinking Crowley might be back one day. However, Sheppard quickly responded to the tweet, putting an end to the illusion he might return. Why, because he doesn’t want the show’s fans

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 29, 2017
Horror Fuel

Go Behind The Scenes Of The Zombie Series ‘Wyrmwood: Chronicles Of The Dead’

Let us take you on a journey into the Australian Outback in a new batch of behind-the-scene photos from the upcoming series Wyrmwood: Chronicles of the Dead, directed by Kiah Roache-Turner. In a recent interview with Bianca Bradey, star of both the film and the series, we learned that it will be a seven part supernatural series with a “Walking Dead meets True Detective” vibe. It’s a seven part series. It’s going to be very hard hitting. They are going for sort of The Walking Dead meet True detective style. It’s going to be gritty and edgy. It’s got a lot of supernatural twists to it. They are turning the zombie genre on its head again. The concept is completely original. They are really mixing the genres. It’s going to be zombie-sci-fi.” According to Bradey, the series, set in a apocalyptic world where power comes from blood, picks up “several months down the track. They are fighting the good fight

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 29, 2017
Horror Fuel

And A Bottle of Ho-Hum: PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES REVIEW

Is there a series with more severe dimensioning returns than Pirates? We are ten years past the last film in the series that was even considered passable, and fourteen since the only movie that was actually great. But hey, Johnny has alimony payments and these films somehow still make more money than all the gold on Treasure Island. So here we are with the 5th Pirates of The Caribbean film, which despite no-one asking for or wanting, everyone will end up dragging themselves to the theaters for anyway. At this point the franchise has long since gone rotten, and Dead Men Tell No Tales is the moldy fish scraped from the barrels bottom. Captain Jack Sparrow is back, but far from the Oscar nominated performance of the past, Depp has all the charm of a fifty year old man in the midst of a nasty divorce and domestic violence accusations trying to earn a paycheck. Lazy, stupid, and an afterthought

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Capt McNeely
May 29, 2017
Horror Fuel

Greg Lamberson Discusses Johnny Gruesome, His Film Festival And More In An Interview

Actor-author-screenwriter-director Greg Lamberson took a few minutes to fill us in on not only some of his past projects, but his upcoming film Johnny Gruesome which will be out later this year. Starring Anthony De La Torre, Byron Brown II, Aprilann, and Michael DeLorenzo, Johnny Gruesome is a tale of murder, revenge, and the undead, based on Lamberson’s award-winning novel. Horror Fuel: “What role did you play in I Was A Teenage Zombie? I saw the trailer and I’m going to have to find a copy.” Lamberson: “I was the production manager and I also played the role of the nerd who tries to score some weed from the zombie drug dealer right before the big high school dance. It is sort of a long history of how I became involved with that. I moved to New York City from a small town and at my very first job I met a gal who had worked in a slasher film

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 28, 2017
Horror Fuel

Series Regular Returning For ‘American Horror Story’s’ Seventh Season

Fans of American Horror Story will remember Cheyenne Jackson from last season, American Horror Story: Roanoke and from Hotel. Jackson played the role of Will Drake in Hotel and Sidney James last season. He will be returning for the season 7 that will draw inspiration from last year’s presidential election and will begin its time line on the night of the election. Jackson will return along with Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters. Billy Eichner, Leslie Grossman, and Billie Lourd are new cast members for the hit series created by Ryan Murphy. I expect we will see more series returning. Murphy has already shared a few details about this season, including the image of one of the monsters that we will meet. We will keep you updated as more news arrives.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 28, 2017
Horror Fuel

I Remember The Day I Shook Hands With The Devil

I remember the day I shook hands with the Devil The grip was weaker than I expected, but I still could not – did not pull away. His fingers wrapped around our palms slapping together chilled to the core of my soul. His grip grew stronger more comforting with each stroke as I signed the contract. The Demon I refused to let go until it was signed…I didn’t let the letting-go happen… As he held my right, I offered my left hand for the contract-signing blood to be drawn as my right was wrapped in the shake. A scoff burped from between his jagged teeth and with a shake of the head he pulled out another vial full of the blood of all the people I know and love. For the first time I hesitated, but a quick squeeze of my captured surrendered hand and I submitted again and dipped the pen. A large feather, a quill that Satan produced,

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
May 28, 2017
Horror Fuel

Season 3 Of Syfy’s ‘Channel Zero’ Gets Its First 3 Cast Members

Season two of Channel Zero, titled No-End House, will soon be here from creator and writer Nick Antosca. Today, we are skipping ahead to the still untitled season three with casting news. Deadline is reporting that Teen Wolf actress Holland Roden, Brandon Scott (Blair Witch), and Olivia Luccardi (It Follows) have signed to appear in at least one episode of the 2018 season. Roden will play the role of Zoe Woods, a sharp, young woman who is struggling with mental illness. She resents her younger sister Alice who has to be cared for and wants things to go back to the way they used to be. Scott has been cast as Officer Luke Vanczyk, a young cop who is jaded. He lives in the shadow of his father, the Chief of Police. Luke’s tough exterior hides a fierce commitment to justice and a deeply love for his troubled community. Luccardi’s role has not been revealed at this time. The series,

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 28, 2017
Horror Fuel

‘Family Guy’ Took A Stab At Making A Horror Film

Shows like The Simpsons, American Dad, and Family Guy have all aired great horror themed episodes and parodies of our favorite genre films and series. In season 14, episode 4 of Family Guy, titled ‘Peternormal Activity’, Peter and the gang took a stab at writing a horror movie. Not only did they come with a few ideas that played out like short films, they even payed homage to that famous scene in the first episode of The Walking Dead when Rick woke up to find the hospital was filled with zombies. While trying to find the right atmosphere for writing the film they decide an abandoned Asylum would be the perfect place. The problem is, it is said to be haunted by a killer with a hook hand. Of course, things go sideways and the guys are left in a tough situation. Don’t worry if you missed the episode, you can find the entire series on Hulu. Here’s a clip

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 28, 2017
Horror Fuel

Enter The TEMPLE This September In Theaters And On VOD

This September, director Michael Barrett’s haunting thriller Temple (not to be confused with Temple starring Wesley Snipes) will be arriving in theaters and on VOD. While at Cannes the film’s North American rights were acquired by Screen Media. Starring Logan Huffman, Natalia Warner, and Brandon Tyler Sklenar, the film follows three American students who become fascinated by an ancient temple that is mentioned in a book they discover while on a trip to Japan. Despite warning from the villagers, the friends decide to spend the night in the temple, but will it be their last? Red Sea Media will be handling the film’s worldwide sales. The Ring’s Neal Edelstein, Eric Bassett, Mike Macari, and Shinya Egawa are producing. Temple will open in theaters and on VOD on the same day, September 1, 2017. https://vimeo.com/204047046

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 27, 2017

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The Trailer For ‘NS404: Provenance’ Arrives

Independent genre films are a god-send these days with horror being over-saturated with reboots and remakes. Thanks to affordable equipment a film can be made for as little as $10,000 like writer-cinematographer-producer Rob Coggin’s upcoming film NS404: Provenance. Directed by Lexi Balestrieri (Die Die Delta Pi), the film stars Tracy Roese, David E. McMahon, Zoe Adkins, Natalie Ise, Bob Glazier, Lisa Marie Kart, Carson Overfield, Lisa Walton, and Coggin. In the film, a mysterious chain of events, cubed-shaped objects and a group of silent wanderers begin to converge with devastating consequences that impact humanity on a global scale. These mysteries have roots in ancient history and may have influenced certain key events over the last several hundred years. As humankind speeds towards the inevitable, it is up to one person, a physics professor, to decipher and decode the true meaning of what is beginning to take place and save those he loves before it is too late. According to IMDb,

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 29, 2017
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Supernatural Fans Mourn Two Characters, But One Will Return

One thing has been a near constant when it comes to the hit series Supernatural, just because a main character dies does not mean they won’t be back. If you are avoiding spoilers I warn you to stop reading now. Unfortunately, in this season’s finale of Supernatural two main character’s deaths left us all shocked. Many believed the series would keep up with its tradition of bringing back characters, but it appears that’s not the case this time. In the finale Crowley, the king of Hell, played by Mark Sheppard, sacrificed his own life to seal Lucifer in another dimension. The snarky but loved character is gone forever at least according to Sheppard himself. On May 24th Jim Michaels, Supernatural’s co-executive producer, tweeted out a message that left fans thinking Crowley might be back one day. However, Sheppard quickly responded to the tweet, putting an end to the illusion he might return. Why, because he doesn’t want the show’s fans

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 29, 2017
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Go Behind The Scenes Of The Zombie Series ‘Wyrmwood: Chronicles Of The Dead’

Let us take you on a journey into the Australian Outback in a new batch of behind-the-scene photos from the upcoming series Wyrmwood: Chronicles of the Dead, directed by Kiah Roache-Turner. In a recent interview with Bianca Bradey, star of both the film and the series, we learned that it will be a seven part supernatural series with a “Walking Dead meets True Detective” vibe. It’s a seven part series. It’s going to be very hard hitting. They are going for sort of The Walking Dead meet True detective style. It’s going to be gritty and edgy. It’s got a lot of supernatural twists to it. They are turning the zombie genre on its head again. The concept is completely original. They are really mixing the genres. It’s going to be zombie-sci-fi.” According to Bradey, the series, set in a apocalyptic world where power comes from blood, picks up “several months down the track. They are fighting the good fight

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 29, 2017
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And A Bottle of Ho-Hum: PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES REVIEW

Is there a series with more severe dimensioning returns than Pirates? We are ten years past the last film in the series that was even considered passable, and fourteen since the only movie that was actually great. But hey, Johnny has alimony payments and these films somehow still make more money than all the gold on Treasure Island. So here we are with the 5th Pirates of The Caribbean film, which despite no-one asking for or wanting, everyone will end up dragging themselves to the theaters for anyway. At this point the franchise has long since gone rotten, and Dead Men Tell No Tales is the moldy fish scraped from the barrels bottom. Captain Jack Sparrow is back, but far from the Oscar nominated performance of the past, Depp has all the charm of a fifty year old man in the midst of a nasty divorce and domestic violence accusations trying to earn a paycheck. Lazy, stupid, and an afterthought

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
May 29, 2017
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Greg Lamberson Discusses Johnny Gruesome, His Film Festival And More In An Interview

Actor-author-screenwriter-director Greg Lamberson took a few minutes to fill us in on not only some of his past projects, but his upcoming film Johnny Gruesome which will be out later this year. Starring Anthony De La Torre, Byron Brown II, Aprilann, and Michael DeLorenzo, Johnny Gruesome is a tale of murder, revenge, and the undead, based on Lamberson’s award-winning novel. Horror Fuel: “What role did you play in I Was A Teenage Zombie? I saw the trailer and I’m going to have to find a copy.” Lamberson: “I was the production manager and I also played the role of the nerd who tries to score some weed from the zombie drug dealer right before the big high school dance. It is sort of a long history of how I became involved with that. I moved to New York City from a small town and at my very first job I met a gal who had worked in a slasher film

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 28, 2017
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Series Regular Returning For ‘American Horror Story’s’ Seventh Season

Fans of American Horror Story will remember Cheyenne Jackson from last season, American Horror Story: Roanoke and from Hotel. Jackson played the role of Will Drake in Hotel and Sidney James last season. He will be returning for the season 7 that will draw inspiration from last year’s presidential election and will begin its time line on the night of the election. Jackson will return along with Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters. Billy Eichner, Leslie Grossman, and Billie Lourd are new cast members for the hit series created by Ryan Murphy. I expect we will see more series returning. Murphy has already shared a few details about this season, including the image of one of the monsters that we will meet. We will keep you updated as more news arrives.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 28, 2017
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I Remember The Day I Shook Hands With The Devil

I remember the day I shook hands with the Devil The grip was weaker than I expected, but I still could not – did not pull away. His fingers wrapped around our palms slapping together chilled to the core of my soul. His grip grew stronger more comforting with each stroke as I signed the contract. The Demon I refused to let go until it was signed…I didn’t let the letting-go happen… As he held my right, I offered my left hand for the contract-signing blood to be drawn as my right was wrapped in the shake. A scoff burped from between his jagged teeth and with a shake of the head he pulled out another vial full of the blood of all the people I know and love. For the first time I hesitated, but a quick squeeze of my captured surrendered hand and I submitted again and dipped the pen. A large feather, a quill that Satan produced,

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
May 28, 2017
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Season 3 Of Syfy’s ‘Channel Zero’ Gets Its First 3 Cast Members

Season two of Channel Zero, titled No-End House, will soon be here from creator and writer Nick Antosca. Today, we are skipping ahead to the still untitled season three with casting news. Deadline is reporting that Teen Wolf actress Holland Roden, Brandon Scott (Blair Witch), and Olivia Luccardi (It Follows) have signed to appear in at least one episode of the 2018 season. Roden will play the role of Zoe Woods, a sharp, young woman who is struggling with mental illness. She resents her younger sister Alice who has to be cared for and wants things to go back to the way they used to be. Scott has been cast as Officer Luke Vanczyk, a young cop who is jaded. He lives in the shadow of his father, the Chief of Police. Luke’s tough exterior hides a fierce commitment to justice and a deeply love for his troubled community. Luccardi’s role has not been revealed at this time. The series,

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 28, 2017
Horror Fuel

‘Family Guy’ Took A Stab At Making A Horror Film

Shows like The Simpsons, American Dad, and Family Guy have all aired great horror themed episodes and parodies of our favorite genre films and series. In season 14, episode 4 of Family Guy, titled ‘Peternormal Activity’, Peter and the gang took a stab at writing a horror movie. Not only did they come with a few ideas that played out like short films, they even payed homage to that famous scene in the first episode of The Walking Dead when Rick woke up to find the hospital was filled with zombies. While trying to find the right atmosphere for writing the film they decide an abandoned Asylum would be the perfect place. The problem is, it is said to be haunted by a killer with a hook hand. Of course, things go sideways and the guys are left in a tough situation. Don’t worry if you missed the episode, you can find the entire series on Hulu. Here’s a clip

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 28, 2017
Horror Fuel

Enter The TEMPLE This September In Theaters And On VOD

This September, director Michael Barrett’s haunting thriller Temple (not to be confused with Temple starring Wesley Snipes) will be arriving in theaters and on VOD. While at Cannes the film’s North American rights were acquired by Screen Media. Starring Logan Huffman, Natalia Warner, and Brandon Tyler Sklenar, the film follows three American students who become fascinated by an ancient temple that is mentioned in a book they discover while on a trip to Japan. Despite warning from the villagers, the friends decide to spend the night in the temple, but will it be their last? Red Sea Media will be handling the film’s worldwide sales. The Ring’s Neal Edelstein, Eric Bassett, Mike Macari, and Shinya Egawa are producing. Temple will open in theaters and on VOD on the same day, September 1, 2017. https://vimeo.com/204047046

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 27, 2017
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