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Hilton Ariel Ruiz’s Short Film ‘6/6/66’ Now Featured On Crypt TV

Hilton Ariel Ruiz has been busy. Between making the Zombie with a Shotgun comic and the short, plus the full length film, you would think there was no time for anything else, but you would be wrong. Ruiz also has made ‘6/6/66’ , a short film, which is now featured on Eli Roth’s Crypt TV , a network who airs original short films and original content with the motto “Weird is good”. In ‘6/6/66’ we watch as a man and his girlfriend explore an abandoned building. When he reveals to his girlfriend that they are in the place where his friend disappeared as a child, she demands to leave. She has no idea what dark plans he has for her. Be sure to follow Hilton Ariel Ruiz on Twitter and visit The Crypt TV website for great entertainment.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 5, 2015
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‘Martyrs’ To Be Released By Anchor Bay

Anchor Bay has purchased the North American distribution rights to the Goetz brothers’ remake of the 2009 French film ‘Martyrs’, originally directed by Pascal Laugier. The remake of the intense, gore filled film, considered one of the most brutal movies every made, has already been filmed. Bailey Noble, who stared in the vampire series ‘True Blood’, stars along side Troian Bellisario of ‘Pretty Little Liars’. Blake Robbins (Rubber) and Kate Burton (Big Trouble In Little China) are also cast in ‘Martyrs’. In the film a ten year old girl named Lucie escapes from the warehouse where she has been held prisoner. Lucie is deeply traumatized and struggles with terrifying nightmares while growing up in an orphanage. Ten years later Lucie and her only friend Anna, finally track down the family that kidnapped and tortured her as a child. Soon the girls find themselves trapped in the same situation Lucie survived once before, but this time if they two can not

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 4, 2015
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Beware, The Werewolf is ‘Uncaged’ In This Indie Thriller

Image Entertainment has acquired the rights to ‘Uncaged’, the indie film from first time director Daniel Robbins. The werewolf film, which was shot in New York, stars Gene Jones, who stared in ‘The Sacrament’ and ‘No Country for Old Men’. The film follows a young man (Ben Getz) who, after waking up several times in the woods with no memory of how he got there, straps on a camera to get answers. After watching the tape from the night, he realizes that he’s a killer and a werewolf. ‘Uncaged’ will be out later this year.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 4, 2015
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Video Game Review: DeadRising 3

Dead Rising 3 came out 2 years ago as a launch game exclusive to the Xbox One, It’s the third installment in the “Dead Rising” series and aimed to not only improve the series but introduce “Next-Gen’ gaming to everyone and honestly it kind of did. The “Dead Rising” series has been about letting players loose into a zombie apocalypse and really just had you surviving for 7 days waiting for the military and during those 3 days let you do whatever whether it be fighting bosses, rescuing other survivors or discovering the truth behind the outbreak and the games always had multiple endings to attribute to how you played the game, so if you just ran through it you’d probably get a bad ending with everyone dying or if you completed everything gave you a good ending, I am personally not sure because I had always gotten bored with “Dead Rising 1 & 2” mainly due to the cluttered

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Capt McNeely
Jul 4, 2015
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Tales from The Book of Dark Magic by C. R. Sztaba.

Tales from The Book of Dark Magic by C. R. Sztaba is the first short story collection of author C. R. Sztaba. The book was sent to us by our friends at Kensington Gore Publishing for an honest review and feature on the website. I personally am a fan of short story collections and anthologies, so I was eager to pounce on this collection and become familiar with a new author in the process. Book Description: Tales From The Book Of Dark Magic is a collection of short turbine stories by C.R.Sztaba. “The new name in horror” from Kensington Gore’s Hammered Horror publishing company. Read, if you dare,” The Unicorn Surgeon”. A story about a man who likes to operate on his victims in the most diabolical way. Or, “The Little People”. the creepy tale of a family who discover with terrifying consequences that their new home has wanted guests hiding in the cellar. These stories will have you checking

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Fox Emm
Jul 4, 2015
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See The Pages Of Ash’s Necronomicon (At Your Own Risk)

People say “No harm could ever come from reading a book.” I think Ash might disagree. Have you always wanted to see inside the Necronomicon? Now you can, thanks to the images released by Entertainment Weekly from STARZ’s new series ‘Ash Vs Evil Dead’. So, go ahead, take a look, but be careful not to open a doorway and unleash a legion of Deadites into the world.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 3, 2015
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‘Warm Bodies’ Actress Joins The Cast Of ‘Lights Out’

Last week we reported that James Wan will be producing the full length feature version of the short film ‘Lights Out’. Wan also produced ‘Insidious’, ‘The Conjuring’ and several of the ‘Saw’ films and the upcoming horror film ‘Demonic’. ‘Warm Bodies’ actress Teresa Palmer has signed on for the film and will star along side young actor Gabriel Bateman (Stalker). David F. Sandberg will direct the movie. Eric A. Hesisser will be writing the script based on Sandberg’s 2013 short film. Hesisser’s writing credits includes ‘The Thing’ and ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’. In ‘Lights Out’ we will witness a supernatural entity, that can only be seen in the dark, tormenting a family. One family member must step up to protect them from the dark entity. The ‘Lights Out’ short film is creepy to say the least. I’m a big fan of James’ Wan work, so I know ‘Lights Out’ is guaranteed to be a great film. Check out the

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 3, 2015
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Review: SpellBound Comics’ “Year of the Goat #1”

Question: What is black and white and red all over? Answer: A kick-ass comic about the goatpocalypse! 2015 is the Year of the Goat according to the Chinese Zodiac and it may just be right. The night that I recieved a copy of this book to review, a trending hashtag on Twitter was #AddGoatRuinAQuote. You may be able to ruin a quote by adding a goat, but if you add a whole bunch of goats to a horror/slasher comic about demonic possession, then you can’t go wrong. This book is proof of that. Now, I must admit that this book isn’t for everyone. Of course, I only say that because it is intended for mature audiences only. The story starts off on a farm in the southern United States, when a black bird lands and seems to whisper into the ear of a goat. The goat then becomes possessed and is suddenly endowed with the ability to walk and even

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Jul 3, 2015
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Breaking News: Kirkman to allow Eisner winner Brian K. Vaughan to write “The Walking Dead”

At the Image Expo, The Walking Dead’s Robert Kirkman made a deal with Saga creator Brian K. Vaughan and artist Marcos Martin. This deal will allow Vaughan and Martin to do a Walking Dead one-shot story on their site Panel Syndicate. In exchange Kirkman, who is a partner at Image, will be able to make Vaughan and Martin’s digital comic Private Eye available for the first time in print through Image Comics. Vaughan, who has won the Eisner award multiple times, and artist Marcos Martin created the site Panel Syndicate where you can pay whatever amount you want to read digital comics. This will be an exclusive one time deal and will mark not only the first time that Private Eye will see print, but the first time that Kirkman will not be the writer of The Walking Dead. Rumor is that the deal will come to fruition this November.

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Jul 2, 2015
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iZombie Fans Will Soon Be Able To Own A Liv Figure

‘iZombie’ fans will be excited to learn that they can now have their own little Liv. Diamond Select Toys are behind this fantastic 7 inch version of our favorite zombie girl. Mini Liv will come with her own chopsticks, coffee cup, hot sauce and bowl of brains all to fit her little zombie hands. You will be able to preorder the set in late July or buy one at the major conventions or you can wait for them to be released this fall, just in time for season two. Don’t worry, the rest of the ‘iZombie’ characters will also be getting their own figures soon. A little Ravi of my own? Yes please!

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 2, 2015

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Hilton Ariel Ruiz’s Short Film ‘6/6/66’ Now Featured On Crypt TV

Hilton Ariel Ruiz has been busy. Between making the Zombie with a Shotgun comic and the short, plus the full length film, you would think there was no time for anything else, but you would be wrong. Ruiz also has made ‘6/6/66’ , a short film, which is now featured on Eli Roth’s Crypt TV , a network who airs original short films and original content with the motto “Weird is good”. In ‘6/6/66’ we watch as a man and his girlfriend explore an abandoned building. When he reveals to his girlfriend that they are in the place where his friend disappeared as a child, she demands to leave. She has no idea what dark plans he has for her. Be sure to follow Hilton Ariel Ruiz on Twitter and visit The Crypt TV website for great entertainment.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 5, 2015
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‘Martyrs’ To Be Released By Anchor Bay

Anchor Bay has purchased the North American distribution rights to the Goetz brothers’ remake of the 2009 French film ‘Martyrs’, originally directed by Pascal Laugier. The remake of the intense, gore filled film, considered one of the most brutal movies every made, has already been filmed. Bailey Noble, who stared in the vampire series ‘True Blood’, stars along side Troian Bellisario of ‘Pretty Little Liars’. Blake Robbins (Rubber) and Kate Burton (Big Trouble In Little China) are also cast in ‘Martyrs’. In the film a ten year old girl named Lucie escapes from the warehouse where she has been held prisoner. Lucie is deeply traumatized and struggles with terrifying nightmares while growing up in an orphanage. Ten years later Lucie and her only friend Anna, finally track down the family that kidnapped and tortured her as a child. Soon the girls find themselves trapped in the same situation Lucie survived once before, but this time if they two can not

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 4, 2015
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Beware, The Werewolf is ‘Uncaged’ In This Indie Thriller

Image Entertainment has acquired the rights to ‘Uncaged’, the indie film from first time director Daniel Robbins. The werewolf film, which was shot in New York, stars Gene Jones, who stared in ‘The Sacrament’ and ‘No Country for Old Men’. The film follows a young man (Ben Getz) who, after waking up several times in the woods with no memory of how he got there, straps on a camera to get answers. After watching the tape from the night, he realizes that he’s a killer and a werewolf. ‘Uncaged’ will be out later this year.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 4, 2015
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Video Game Review: DeadRising 3

Dead Rising 3 came out 2 years ago as a launch game exclusive to the Xbox One, It’s the third installment in the “Dead Rising” series and aimed to not only improve the series but introduce “Next-Gen’ gaming to everyone and honestly it kind of did. The “Dead Rising” series has been about letting players loose into a zombie apocalypse and really just had you surviving for 7 days waiting for the military and during those 3 days let you do whatever whether it be fighting bosses, rescuing other survivors or discovering the truth behind the outbreak and the games always had multiple endings to attribute to how you played the game, so if you just ran through it you’d probably get a bad ending with everyone dying or if you completed everything gave you a good ending, I am personally not sure because I had always gotten bored with “Dead Rising 1 & 2” mainly due to the cluttered

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Jul 4, 2015
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Tales from The Book of Dark Magic by C. R. Sztaba.

Tales from The Book of Dark Magic by C. R. Sztaba is the first short story collection of author C. R. Sztaba. The book was sent to us by our friends at Kensington Gore Publishing for an honest review and feature on the website. I personally am a fan of short story collections and anthologies, so I was eager to pounce on this collection and become familiar with a new author in the process. Book Description: Tales From The Book Of Dark Magic is a collection of short turbine stories by C.R.Sztaba. “The new name in horror” from Kensington Gore’s Hammered Horror publishing company. Read, if you dare,” The Unicorn Surgeon”. A story about a man who likes to operate on his victims in the most diabolical way. Or, “The Little People”. the creepy tale of a family who discover with terrifying consequences that their new home has wanted guests hiding in the cellar. These stories will have you checking

Continue reading →
Fox Emm
Jul 4, 2015
Horror Fuel

See The Pages Of Ash’s Necronomicon (At Your Own Risk)

People say “No harm could ever come from reading a book.” I think Ash might disagree. Have you always wanted to see inside the Necronomicon? Now you can, thanks to the images released by Entertainment Weekly from STARZ’s new series ‘Ash Vs Evil Dead’. So, go ahead, take a look, but be careful not to open a doorway and unleash a legion of Deadites into the world.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 3, 2015
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‘Warm Bodies’ Actress Joins The Cast Of ‘Lights Out’

Last week we reported that James Wan will be producing the full length feature version of the short film ‘Lights Out’. Wan also produced ‘Insidious’, ‘The Conjuring’ and several of the ‘Saw’ films and the upcoming horror film ‘Demonic’. ‘Warm Bodies’ actress Teresa Palmer has signed on for the film and will star along side young actor Gabriel Bateman (Stalker). David F. Sandberg will direct the movie. Eric A. Hesisser will be writing the script based on Sandberg’s 2013 short film. Hesisser’s writing credits includes ‘The Thing’ and ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’. In ‘Lights Out’ we will witness a supernatural entity, that can only be seen in the dark, tormenting a family. One family member must step up to protect them from the dark entity. The ‘Lights Out’ short film is creepy to say the least. I’m a big fan of James’ Wan work, so I know ‘Lights Out’ is guaranteed to be a great film. Check out the

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 3, 2015
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Review: SpellBound Comics’ “Year of the Goat #1”

Question: What is black and white and red all over? Answer: A kick-ass comic about the goatpocalypse! 2015 is the Year of the Goat according to the Chinese Zodiac and it may just be right. The night that I recieved a copy of this book to review, a trending hashtag on Twitter was #AddGoatRuinAQuote. You may be able to ruin a quote by adding a goat, but if you add a whole bunch of goats to a horror/slasher comic about demonic possession, then you can’t go wrong. This book is proof of that. Now, I must admit that this book isn’t for everyone. Of course, I only say that because it is intended for mature audiences only. The story starts off on a farm in the southern United States, when a black bird lands and seems to whisper into the ear of a goat. The goat then becomes possessed and is suddenly endowed with the ability to walk and even

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Jul 3, 2015
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Breaking News: Kirkman to allow Eisner winner Brian K. Vaughan to write “The Walking Dead”

At the Image Expo, The Walking Dead’s Robert Kirkman made a deal with Saga creator Brian K. Vaughan and artist Marcos Martin. This deal will allow Vaughan and Martin to do a Walking Dead one-shot story on their site Panel Syndicate. In exchange Kirkman, who is a partner at Image, will be able to make Vaughan and Martin’s digital comic Private Eye available for the first time in print through Image Comics. Vaughan, who has won the Eisner award multiple times, and artist Marcos Martin created the site Panel Syndicate where you can pay whatever amount you want to read digital comics. This will be an exclusive one time deal and will mark not only the first time that Private Eye will see print, but the first time that Kirkman will not be the writer of The Walking Dead. Rumor is that the deal will come to fruition this November.

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Jul 2, 2015
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iZombie Fans Will Soon Be Able To Own A Liv Figure

‘iZombie’ fans will be excited to learn that they can now have their own little Liv. Diamond Select Toys are behind this fantastic 7 inch version of our favorite zombie girl. Mini Liv will come with her own chopsticks, coffee cup, hot sauce and bowl of brains all to fit her little zombie hands. You will be able to preorder the set in late July or buy one at the major conventions or you can wait for them to be released this fall, just in time for season two. Don’t worry, the rest of the ‘iZombie’ characters will also be getting their own figures soon. A little Ravi of my own? Yes please!

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 2, 2015
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