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Horror Documentary You’re So Cool Brewster! The Story of Fright Night Now Out DVD And Blu-ray

From Chris Griffiths and Neil Morris, the people who brought us ‘Leviathan: The Story of Hellraiser and Hellbound: Hellraiser II’ comes ‘You’re So Cool Brewster! The Story of Fright Night’, the ultimate documentary about one of horror’s most loved films. The documentary is packed with over three hours of footage. This 3-disc collectors edition released this month and is a must see for fans of Tom Holland’s film and its sequel. From the Press Release: From Dead Mouse Productions and the Producer of ‘Leviathan: The Story of Hellraiser & Hellbound: Hellraiser II’, comes the new ‘Fright Night’ documentary. Fully supported and produced by original Fright Night writer and director Tom Holland, this documentary is the ultimate insight into the making of this cult classic movie as well as a tribute to the late, great Roddy McDowall. The Story of Fright Night will feature detailed interviews with those who helped shape and create this much loved movie. Guided by Tom Holland

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Dec 15, 2016
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Five Terrifying Short Films From The Writer-Director Of Lights Out

David F. Sandberg’s name should sound familiar, he recently directed the genre hit ‘Lights Out’ (review). Before the blockbuster film, produced by James Wan, came to be there was the short film ‘Lights Out’, from Sandberg and it has racked-up over 13 million views on YouTube. The brilliant writer-director has several other terrifying short films, starring Lotta Losten, and we have a few of them here for you to enjoy. We advise you not to watch them late at night with the lights out. ‘Lights Out’ ‘Attic Panic’ centers on a woman locked in an attic who realizes that she is not be alone. In ‘Closet Space’, starring Sandberg and Losten, a woman moving into a new home discovers a closet with strange powers. ‘Coffer’ features a chest and a long drop into the unkown. An old photo and ghost scare the day lights out of a woman in ‘Pictured’.

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Dec 15, 2016
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Wondering If Your House Is Haunted? There’s An App For That!

Be honest, you have all wondered if your house, or the building down the street, is haunted. There’s now an app for that. Asif Ghafoor, the founder and CEO of Spacious, an online real estate company in Hong Kong, was inspired by Pokemon Go and augmented reality to create the app that reveals potentially haunted places and tells you how people at the location died. It focuses mainly on real estate where people were murdered or committed suicide. Augmented reality is something we’d been thinking about for a while. After Pokemon Go came out at the end of July, the success of that made us realize the potential for our app. We think it’s a technology first. We don’t think anyone else has done this before. Ghafoor stated.” The app is easy to use. After you have downloaded the app, simply point your phone down the street on real estate that is up for sale or rent. Then point the

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Dec 15, 2016
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Are Viewers Losing Their Taste For Zombies – Ratings Continue To Fall For The Walking Dead

‘ The Walking Dead may be in trouble. After 7 seasons AMC’s highest ranking show seems to be in decline. The season 7 premiere of ‘The Walking Dead’ scored the second highest ratings in the hit series’ history. A month later the ratings have taken a nose-dive. The episode titled “Go Getters”, had the lowest ratings since the third season. Some may say that it’s just a fluke, but a 7 million drop in ratings is pretty significant, and it’s getting worse. The episode before Sunday’s mid-season finale saw another drop to 10.4 million. The trend in viewer decline began with the season 6 finale which reached 12.42 million viewers, 3 million less than the season 5 finale. Let’s hope things pick-up through the second half of the season. TWD is not the only show losing viewers. The spin-off, ‘Fear the Walking Dead’, is suffering as well. Let me simplify ‘The Walking Dead’s’ numbers for you. 6 finale: 12.38 million

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Dec 14, 2016
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We Are Saying Goodbye To Salem

Many genre series are coming to end. Series such as ‘Grimm’, ‘The Vampire Diaries’, and ‘Teen Wolf’ are all wrapping up their series after their current seasons. Hell, even ‘Supernatural‘ is already preparing fans for its end in the near future. Now, WGN’s ‘Salem’ has announced it too will end after its current season. And that is a shame, it is a fantastic series. The season 3 finale will also serve at the show’s finale episode, Deadline reports. Brannon Braga and Adam Simon, the show’s creators, knew from the beginning that this is the way it would end. “We knew this would be the third and final exciting climax to Mary’s transformation saga.” The creators said in a joint statement. Salem’ is a fantastic show that greatly contributed to our successful launch into original programming,” said Matt Cherniss, president and general manager, WGN America and Tribune Studios. “We thank Brannon, Adam, our talented cast, and our partners at Fox 21

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Dec 14, 2016
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New Sneak Peek From The Walking Dead Reveals Alexandria Is Ready To Rise Up

The Walking Dead held their mid-season finale this past Sunday. While there were no huge cliffhangers (Thanks AMC), there were a couple of deaths. Thankfully, no one major died. We also got to see Rick and Daryl reunite at the Hilltop. After the episode, the first trailer for the second half of the season gave fans a taste of the old Rick and the group in action as they “rise up” against the saviors. A new sneak peek was released, via Talking Dead, that gives us more insight into what the next half of the season will entail. Rick is fed-up and ready to fight back. They need more help to take out the Saviors. Jesus thinks it’s time for Rick to meet King Ezekiel. The Walking Dead will return in February. We can expect to see a lot of action in 7B and season 8 as Alexandria, Hilltop, and hopefully The Kingdom, go up against Negan and his men

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Dec 14, 2016
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Netflix’s Mysterious New Series The OA Premieres This Week – Watch The Trailer

Monday, Netflix tweeted a series of strange tweets, “Have you seen death?”, “Have you seen darkness”, and last “Have you seen the light?”. Spooky right? The tweets are part of a social media campaign for their new series ‘The OA’. The newly opened Instagram account has been posting images from the series that leaves its followers with more questions than answers. The trailer has just arrived and it’s pretty creepy, in a good way. It gives off a ‘Stranger Things’ vibe and seems to have a other-worldly aspect. The eight episode series centers on Prairie Jackson (Marling), a woman who reappears seven years after she mysteriously disappeared. Much of the plot is being kept quiet, adding to the 8-episode original series’ myster Zai Batmanglij was in the directors chair for ‘The OA’, which he co-wrote with Brit Marling. Marling (The East) also co-stars in the series along with Ian Alexander, Will Brill (The Eyes of My Mother), Emory Cohen (The

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Dec 14, 2016
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Zombie Ninjas VS Black Ops – A Movie Review

While pressing play on my computer to watch ‘Zombie Ninjas vs Black Ops’ I knew the odds were slim that this would be a great movie, but nothing prepared me for the mind-numbing experience I was about to have. ‘Zombie Ninjas vs Black Ops’ was directed by Rody Claude and written by Kylie Claude. Beginning with the story, that I felt I had already seen one too many times, a group of scientist trying to bring new life to dead flesh, make a horrible mistake while testing on the bodies of dead mercenaries. I’m sure you can guess what happens next. Of course there’s a hero in this story, Dillon (Adam T. Perkins), a man who has come for a job interview. When the zombie ninjas begin their assault on the company’s employees Dillon jumps in to help. The platoon of Black Ops soldiers arrive and are quickly killed by the undead. One scientist survives the attacks and Dillon sets

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Dec 14, 2016
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Try Not To Think About The Bye Bye After Watching Its New TV Spot

A new TV Spot has been revealed for the creepy upcoming film ‘The Bye Bye Man’, directed by Stacy Title and written by Jonathan Penner, based on the short story “The Bridge to Body Island” by Robert Damon Schneck. The film, set in Wisconsin, centers on three college students who have just moved into an old house off campus. The trio unwittingly unleash a supernatural entity known as The Bye Bye Man, who comes to prey upon them once they discover his name. The friends must fight to save each other, all while keeping The Bye Bye Man’s existence a secret to save others from the same deadly fate. Douglas Smith, Lucien Laviscount, Cressida Bonus, Michael Trucco, Faye Dunaway, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Jenna Kanell co-star, with the incredibly talented Doug Jones playing the The Bye Bye Man. ‘The Bye Bye Man’ will open in theaters this January on Friday the 13th from STX.

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Dec 13, 2016
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IFC Has Renewed Stan Against Evil For Season 2 !

Horror fans we have fantastic news! IFC has now renewed ‘Stan Against Evil’ for a second season! The show’s first season leaves it as one of the most well received, and highest ranking series on IFC, The Hollywood Reporter reports. Stan Against Evil instantly connected with IFC viewers, making it one of the network’s most popular original series launches to date,” IFC president Jennifer Caserta said. “IFC is thrilled for another season of keeping Willard’s Mill safe from demons, monsters and succubuses, and we are enormously grateful for the talented John C. McGinley and Janet Varney, along with master storyteller Dana Gould, for bringing this oddly wonderful world to life.” I will be quick to admit that ‘Stan Against Evil’ is one of my favorite new shows of 2016. It’s interesting, unique, gory, and funny as hell. John C. McGinley does not disappoint. His role as Stan, the former Sheriff of a small town plagued by witches, demons, and everything

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Dec 13, 2016

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Horror Documentary You’re So Cool Brewster! The Story of Fright Night Now Out DVD And Blu-ray

From Chris Griffiths and Neil Morris, the people who brought us ‘Leviathan: The Story of Hellraiser and Hellbound: Hellraiser II’ comes ‘You’re So Cool Brewster! The Story of Fright Night’, the ultimate documentary about one of horror’s most loved films. The documentary is packed with over three hours of footage. This 3-disc collectors edition released this month and is a must see for fans of Tom Holland’s film and its sequel. From the Press Release: From Dead Mouse Productions and the Producer of ‘Leviathan: The Story of Hellraiser & Hellbound: Hellraiser II’, comes the new ‘Fright Night’ documentary. Fully supported and produced by original Fright Night writer and director Tom Holland, this documentary is the ultimate insight into the making of this cult classic movie as well as a tribute to the late, great Roddy McDowall. The Story of Fright Night will feature detailed interviews with those who helped shape and create this much loved movie. Guided by Tom Holland

Continue reading →
Dec 15, 2016
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Five Terrifying Short Films From The Writer-Director Of Lights Out

David F. Sandberg’s name should sound familiar, he recently directed the genre hit ‘Lights Out’ (review). Before the blockbuster film, produced by James Wan, came to be there was the short film ‘Lights Out’, from Sandberg and it has racked-up over 13 million views on YouTube. The brilliant writer-director has several other terrifying short films, starring Lotta Losten, and we have a few of them here for you to enjoy. We advise you not to watch them late at night with the lights out. ‘Lights Out’ ‘Attic Panic’ centers on a woman locked in an attic who realizes that she is not be alone. In ‘Closet Space’, starring Sandberg and Losten, a woman moving into a new home discovers a closet with strange powers. ‘Coffer’ features a chest and a long drop into the unkown. An old photo and ghost scare the day lights out of a woman in ‘Pictured’.

Continue reading →
Dec 15, 2016
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Wondering If Your House Is Haunted? There’s An App For That!

Be honest, you have all wondered if your house, or the building down the street, is haunted. There’s now an app for that. Asif Ghafoor, the founder and CEO of Spacious, an online real estate company in Hong Kong, was inspired by Pokemon Go and augmented reality to create the app that reveals potentially haunted places and tells you how people at the location died. It focuses mainly on real estate where people were murdered or committed suicide. Augmented reality is something we’d been thinking about for a while. After Pokemon Go came out at the end of July, the success of that made us realize the potential for our app. We think it’s a technology first. We don’t think anyone else has done this before. Ghafoor stated.” The app is easy to use. After you have downloaded the app, simply point your phone down the street on real estate that is up for sale or rent. Then point the

Continue reading →
Dec 15, 2016
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Are Viewers Losing Their Taste For Zombies – Ratings Continue To Fall For The Walking Dead

‘ The Walking Dead may be in trouble. After 7 seasons AMC’s highest ranking show seems to be in decline. The season 7 premiere of ‘The Walking Dead’ scored the second highest ratings in the hit series’ history. A month later the ratings have taken a nose-dive. The episode titled “Go Getters”, had the lowest ratings since the third season. Some may say that it’s just a fluke, but a 7 million drop in ratings is pretty significant, and it’s getting worse. The episode before Sunday’s mid-season finale saw another drop to 10.4 million. The trend in viewer decline began with the season 6 finale which reached 12.42 million viewers, 3 million less than the season 5 finale. Let’s hope things pick-up through the second half of the season. TWD is not the only show losing viewers. The spin-off, ‘Fear the Walking Dead’, is suffering as well. Let me simplify ‘The Walking Dead’s’ numbers for you. 6 finale: 12.38 million

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2016
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We Are Saying Goodbye To Salem

Many genre series are coming to end. Series such as ‘Grimm’, ‘The Vampire Diaries’, and ‘Teen Wolf’ are all wrapping up their series after their current seasons. Hell, even ‘Supernatural‘ is already preparing fans for its end in the near future. Now, WGN’s ‘Salem’ has announced it too will end after its current season. And that is a shame, it is a fantastic series. The season 3 finale will also serve at the show’s finale episode, Deadline reports. Brannon Braga and Adam Simon, the show’s creators, knew from the beginning that this is the way it would end. “We knew this would be the third and final exciting climax to Mary’s transformation saga.” The creators said in a joint statement. Salem’ is a fantastic show that greatly contributed to our successful launch into original programming,” said Matt Cherniss, president and general manager, WGN America and Tribune Studios. “We thank Brannon, Adam, our talented cast, and our partners at Fox 21

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2016
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New Sneak Peek From The Walking Dead Reveals Alexandria Is Ready To Rise Up

The Walking Dead held their mid-season finale this past Sunday. While there were no huge cliffhangers (Thanks AMC), there were a couple of deaths. Thankfully, no one major died. We also got to see Rick and Daryl reunite at the Hilltop. After the episode, the first trailer for the second half of the season gave fans a taste of the old Rick and the group in action as they “rise up” against the saviors. A new sneak peek was released, via Talking Dead, that gives us more insight into what the next half of the season will entail. Rick is fed-up and ready to fight back. They need more help to take out the Saviors. Jesus thinks it’s time for Rick to meet King Ezekiel. The Walking Dead will return in February. We can expect to see a lot of action in 7B and season 8 as Alexandria, Hilltop, and hopefully The Kingdom, go up against Negan and his men

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2016
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Netflix’s Mysterious New Series The OA Premieres This Week – Watch The Trailer

Monday, Netflix tweeted a series of strange tweets, “Have you seen death?”, “Have you seen darkness”, and last “Have you seen the light?”. Spooky right? The tweets are part of a social media campaign for their new series ‘The OA’. The newly opened Instagram account has been posting images from the series that leaves its followers with more questions than answers. The trailer has just arrived and it’s pretty creepy, in a good way. It gives off a ‘Stranger Things’ vibe and seems to have a other-worldly aspect. The eight episode series centers on Prairie Jackson (Marling), a woman who reappears seven years after she mysteriously disappeared. Much of the plot is being kept quiet, adding to the 8-episode original series’ myster Zai Batmanglij was in the directors chair for ‘The OA’, which he co-wrote with Brit Marling. Marling (The East) also co-stars in the series along with Ian Alexander, Will Brill (The Eyes of My Mother), Emory Cohen (The

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2016
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Zombie Ninjas VS Black Ops – A Movie Review

While pressing play on my computer to watch ‘Zombie Ninjas vs Black Ops’ I knew the odds were slim that this would be a great movie, but nothing prepared me for the mind-numbing experience I was about to have. ‘Zombie Ninjas vs Black Ops’ was directed by Rody Claude and written by Kylie Claude. Beginning with the story, that I felt I had already seen one too many times, a group of scientist trying to bring new life to dead flesh, make a horrible mistake while testing on the bodies of dead mercenaries. I’m sure you can guess what happens next. Of course there’s a hero in this story, Dillon (Adam T. Perkins), a man who has come for a job interview. When the zombie ninjas begin their assault on the company’s employees Dillon jumps in to help. The platoon of Black Ops soldiers arrive and are quickly killed by the undead. One scientist survives the attacks and Dillon sets

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2016
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Try Not To Think About The Bye Bye After Watching Its New TV Spot

A new TV Spot has been revealed for the creepy upcoming film ‘The Bye Bye Man’, directed by Stacy Title and written by Jonathan Penner, based on the short story “The Bridge to Body Island” by Robert Damon Schneck. The film, set in Wisconsin, centers on three college students who have just moved into an old house off campus. The trio unwittingly unleash a supernatural entity known as The Bye Bye Man, who comes to prey upon them once they discover his name. The friends must fight to save each other, all while keeping The Bye Bye Man’s existence a secret to save others from the same deadly fate. Douglas Smith, Lucien Laviscount, Cressida Bonus, Michael Trucco, Faye Dunaway, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Jenna Kanell co-star, with the incredibly talented Doug Jones playing the The Bye Bye Man. ‘The Bye Bye Man’ will open in theaters this January on Friday the 13th from STX.

Continue reading →
Dec 13, 2016
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IFC Has Renewed Stan Against Evil For Season 2 !

Horror fans we have fantastic news! IFC has now renewed ‘Stan Against Evil’ for a second season! The show’s first season leaves it as one of the most well received, and highest ranking series on IFC, The Hollywood Reporter reports. Stan Against Evil instantly connected with IFC viewers, making it one of the network’s most popular original series launches to date,” IFC president Jennifer Caserta said. “IFC is thrilled for another season of keeping Willard’s Mill safe from demons, monsters and succubuses, and we are enormously grateful for the talented John C. McGinley and Janet Varney, along with master storyteller Dana Gould, for bringing this oddly wonderful world to life.” I will be quick to admit that ‘Stan Against Evil’ is one of my favorite new shows of 2016. It’s interesting, unique, gory, and funny as hell. John C. McGinley does not disappoint. His role as Stan, the former Sheriff of a small town plagued by witches, demons, and everything

Continue reading →
Dec 13, 2016