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What do you get when you cross Jaws and The Exorcist? You get Shark Exorcist, a B-movie you can really sink your teeth into. A deadly great white shark is terrorizing the small village of Paris Landing. The deadly shark is not driven by hunger or revenge, but the by the Devil himself. The people of the town turn to a Catholic priest instead of a shark hunter to save from the shark and to save their souls. Donald Farmer directed for Wild Eye Releasing. This movie stars Angela Kerecz, Bobby Kerecz, James Balsamo, Aline Huntington, Roni Jonah, Christy Moritz, Lexi Nimmo, Julia Contrenchis, Glynne Blackwell and Brad Blanchard, among others. Look for Shark Exorcist on DVD this June.
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It’s Jack’s birthday, but the clown hs backed out. Kent, Jack’s father, finds an old clown suit in the attic. Determined not to let his son down he puts on the suit, the paint and the nose. After the party is over Kent discovers that he has a bad problem, the suit won’t come off. Slowly Kent can feel himself changing. No matter what he tries he can not get the outfit off, and when he tries, he ends up in horrible agony. Kent is beginning to notice another symptom, he’s hungry and he’s craving one thing, children. The 2014 twisted film Clown, directed by Jon Watts and produced by genre genius Eli Roth, was released last year in the UK, but for some reason it never saw release here in the states, until now. That’s right, the U.S. will finally see Clown. Come March 18th the film will be available on Vudu, iTunes and other digital formats from Anchor
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Comic Books/Graphic Novels
Dark Horse Comics has announced a new lovecraftian comic titled Weird Detective from writer Fred Van Lente (Conan the Avenger, Resurrectionists) and illustrator Guiu Vilanova (Conan the Avenger). From the Press Release: Cthulhu cops, the Innsmouth Mafia, telepathic cats and other crimes against sanity stalk the streets of New York in this pulpy stew of crime, horror and mystery from the writers of Marvel Zombies and X-Men Noir. The genre-bending five-issue miniseries includes colors by Josan Gonzalez and Dark Horse newcomer Mauricio Wallace. The city has been plagued by a pattern of crimes too weird and bizarre for the average detective. Lurking in the evidence are shadows of loathsome horrors from beyond space and time, seeking to usher in the unimaginable evil of the Old Ones. The only man capable of fightng against the unspeakable terrors isn’t a man at all. Detective Sebastian Greene is one of them – it takes a monster to catch a monster. The first issue
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It seems The Crow remake is having trouble again. Relativity’s reboot of the 1994 classic has already seen its share of trouble, from losing actors to Relativity’s bankruptcy that halted it from entering production earlier this year. The company had hopes that the film would be back on track this month, but have now suffered another setback. Dana Brunetti has stepped in as creative head of Relativity and as the head of The Crow project he chose to release director Corin Hardy from the project. Hardy is the forth director to step away from the reboot. Several actors have also backed out of the film. Relativity claims that The Crow is a “top production priority” and it’s no wonder why, they have already sunk $7 million into the reboot. As if the reboot wasn’t having enough problems, producer Ed Pressman is looking to throw a wrench in the studio’s plans by denying them the rights to any prequels, sequels or
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Sony Scream Gems and Ghost House Pictures will release Don’t Breathe, from Evil Dead director Fede Alvarez, in theaters nationwide on August 26, 2016. The film, co-written by Alverez and Rodo Sayagues, will be produced by Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert for Ghost House Pictures, with Nathan Kahane, J.R. Young, Joe Drake and Erin Westerman serving as executive producers. The new poster has been revealed by Entertainment Weekly. Dylan Minnette, Jane Levy, Stephen Lang, Daile Zovatto, Sergej Onopko, Jane May Graves, Jon Donahue, Katia Bokor, Christina Zagia and Emma Bercovici star in this horror-thriller. In Don’t Breathe a group of teens break into a blind man’s home thinking that they will get away with the perfect crime, but they were terribly wrong.
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Syfy and The Asylum announced this week that Gary Busey has joined the cast of Sharknado 4. Busey is set to play the role of Wilford Wexler, the father of Tara Reid’s character and has been described as a robotics expert, which will play a big part in the story line of the sequel. Ian Ziering is returning to his role as Fin Shepard and Tara Reid as April. David Hassalhoff, who played Fin’s father, and Ryan Newman are also set to reprise their roles. As with all it predecessors Sharknado 4 will be filled with a horde of cameos. Some of the stars that will be spotted in them are Tommy Davidson (Black Dynamite), model Cheryl Tiegs, Iman Hakim (Everybody Hates Chris), Cody Linley (Hannah Montana) and many others who have yet to be announced. Sharknado 4, directed by Anthony C. Ferrante and written by Thunder Lavin, will premiere on Syfy this July. The last time we saw Fin
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The Global Group has unveiled the first teaser for Nightworld starring horror legend Robert Englund (A Nightmare On Elm Street) and Jason London (Zombie Shark, Dazed and Confused). The supernatural tale, penned by Barry Keating, Loris Curci and Milan Konjevic, was directed by Patricio Valleadares (Downhill). Nightworld is expected to see release this June. Nightworld centers on former LAPD officer Brett Ikrlam (London) who has taken a job as the head of security at an old apartment building in Sofia, Bulgaria. Brett soon begins to experience a series of bizarre and terrifying events. Once he begins to delve deep into the building’s sinister history and investigates its shadowy owners and past employees, he soon uncovers a malevolent force nestled deep into the bowels of the building. The entity will do anything to be set free into our world. https://vimeo.com/159184212
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Last October we reported that a sequel was in the works for Annabelle, the spin-off of The Conjuring. We told you that Gary Dauberman, who wrote the first film, will be returning for part two. We have since learned, via Bloody-Disgusting, that New Line has set there sights on David F. Sandberg for the directors chair. Sandberg is also the writer/director of direct James Wan’s full length adaption of the short horror film Lights Out, which will open in theaters July 22, 2016. In the first film a loving husband gifts his pregnant wife with an antique doll for their baby’s nursery. When their neighbors are murdered the doll becomes possessed by one of their spirits. Soon the family is plagued with intense paranormal activity. Annabelle was actually based on a true case handled by paranormal experts Ed and Lorraine Warren, though the doll was given a makeover for her film debut. The real Annabelle is actually a Raggedy-Anne doll
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Holiday Horror
A new horror anthology from Vertical and XYZ will soon be released. The film, titled Holidays, focuses on all the major holidays celebrated all over the world, like Christmas, Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve. The anthology will bring together a horde of great genre directors including Kevin Smith (Tusk), Gary Shore (Dracula Untold), Adam Egypt Mortimer (Some Kind of Hate), Scott Stewart (Dark Skies), Matt Johnson (The Dirties), Nicholas McCarthy (The Pact), Sarah Adina Smith (The Midnight Swim), Anthony Scott Burns (Darknet) and Dennis Widmyer and Kevin Kolsh of Starry Eyes. Holidays will make its world premiere at this year at the Tribeca Film Festival, followed by it digital and VOD release on April 15th, followed by its theatrical release on April 22nd.
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This September, discover a place far off the beaten path where peculiar means wonderful and a group of children with strange powers are cared for by a lovely lady, at Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. The film adaption of the Best-Selling novel Ransom Riggs is directed by Tim Burton and stars Eva Green (Penny Dreadful), Samuel L. Jackson (Pulp Fiction), Kim Dickens (Gone Girl), Asa Butterfield (Ender’s Game), Allison Janney (The West Wing), Ella Purnell (Maleficent), Judi Dench (Skyfall), Chris O’Dowd (Calvary), Rupert Everett (The Musketeers) and Terence Stamp (Big Eyes), among others. When Jake, discovers clues to a mystery that spans different worlds and times, he finds Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. But the mystery and danger deepen as he gets to know the residents and learns of their special powers. Jake must find a way to protect his new friends when trouble comes calling. Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children will open in theaters nationwide on
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What do you get when you cross Jaws and The Exorcist? You get Shark Exorcist, a B-movie you can really sink your teeth into. A deadly great white shark is terrorizing the small village of Paris Landing. The deadly shark is not driven by hunger or revenge, but the by the Devil himself. The people of the town turn to a Catholic priest instead of a shark hunter to save from the shark and to save their souls. Donald Farmer directed for Wild Eye Releasing. This movie stars Angela Kerecz, Bobby Kerecz, James Balsamo, Aline Huntington, Roni Jonah, Christy Moritz, Lexi Nimmo, Julia Contrenchis, Glynne Blackwell and Brad Blanchard, among others. Look for Shark Exorcist on DVD this June.
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It’s Jack’s birthday, but the clown hs backed out. Kent, Jack’s father, finds an old clown suit in the attic. Determined not to let his son down he puts on the suit, the paint and the nose. After the party is over Kent discovers that he has a bad problem, the suit won’t come off. Slowly Kent can feel himself changing. No matter what he tries he can not get the outfit off, and when he tries, he ends up in horrible agony. Kent is beginning to notice another symptom, he’s hungry and he’s craving one thing, children. The 2014 twisted film Clown, directed by Jon Watts and produced by genre genius Eli Roth, was released last year in the UK, but for some reason it never saw release here in the states, until now. That’s right, the U.S. will finally see Clown. Come March 18th the film will be available on Vudu, iTunes and other digital formats from Anchor
Continue reading →
Comic Books/Graphic Novels
Dark Horse Comics has announced a new lovecraftian comic titled Weird Detective from writer Fred Van Lente (Conan the Avenger, Resurrectionists) and illustrator Guiu Vilanova (Conan the Avenger). From the Press Release: Cthulhu cops, the Innsmouth Mafia, telepathic cats and other crimes against sanity stalk the streets of New York in this pulpy stew of crime, horror and mystery from the writers of Marvel Zombies and X-Men Noir. The genre-bending five-issue miniseries includes colors by Josan Gonzalez and Dark Horse newcomer Mauricio Wallace. The city has been plagued by a pattern of crimes too weird and bizarre for the average detective. Lurking in the evidence are shadows of loathsome horrors from beyond space and time, seeking to usher in the unimaginable evil of the Old Ones. The only man capable of fightng against the unspeakable terrors isn’t a man at all. Detective Sebastian Greene is one of them – it takes a monster to catch a monster. The first issue
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It seems The Crow remake is having trouble again. Relativity’s reboot of the 1994 classic has already seen its share of trouble, from losing actors to Relativity’s bankruptcy that halted it from entering production earlier this year. The company had hopes that the film would be back on track this month, but have now suffered another setback. Dana Brunetti has stepped in as creative head of Relativity and as the head of The Crow project he chose to release director Corin Hardy from the project. Hardy is the forth director to step away from the reboot. Several actors have also backed out of the film. Relativity claims that The Crow is a “top production priority” and it’s no wonder why, they have already sunk $7 million into the reboot. As if the reboot wasn’t having enough problems, producer Ed Pressman is looking to throw a wrench in the studio’s plans by denying them the rights to any prequels, sequels or
Continue reading →
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Sony Scream Gems and Ghost House Pictures will release Don’t Breathe, from Evil Dead director Fede Alvarez, in theaters nationwide on August 26, 2016. The film, co-written by Alverez and Rodo Sayagues, will be produced by Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert for Ghost House Pictures, with Nathan Kahane, J.R. Young, Joe Drake and Erin Westerman serving as executive producers. The new poster has been revealed by Entertainment Weekly. Dylan Minnette, Jane Levy, Stephen Lang, Daile Zovatto, Sergej Onopko, Jane May Graves, Jon Donahue, Katia Bokor, Christina Zagia and Emma Bercovici star in this horror-thriller. In Don’t Breathe a group of teens break into a blind man’s home thinking that they will get away with the perfect crime, but they were terribly wrong.
Continue reading →
News
Syfy and The Asylum announced this week that Gary Busey has joined the cast of Sharknado 4. Busey is set to play the role of Wilford Wexler, the father of Tara Reid’s character and has been described as a robotics expert, which will play a big part in the story line of the sequel. Ian Ziering is returning to his role as Fin Shepard and Tara Reid as April. David Hassalhoff, who played Fin’s father, and Ryan Newman are also set to reprise their roles. As with all it predecessors Sharknado 4 will be filled with a horde of cameos. Some of the stars that will be spotted in them are Tommy Davidson (Black Dynamite), model Cheryl Tiegs, Iman Hakim (Everybody Hates Chris), Cody Linley (Hannah Montana) and many others who have yet to be announced. Sharknado 4, directed by Anthony C. Ferrante and written by Thunder Lavin, will premiere on Syfy this July. The last time we saw Fin
Continue reading →
Trailers
The Global Group has unveiled the first teaser for Nightworld starring horror legend Robert Englund (A Nightmare On Elm Street) and Jason London (Zombie Shark, Dazed and Confused). The supernatural tale, penned by Barry Keating, Loris Curci and Milan Konjevic, was directed by Patricio Valleadares (Downhill). Nightworld is expected to see release this June. Nightworld centers on former LAPD officer Brett Ikrlam (London) who has taken a job as the head of security at an old apartment building in Sofia, Bulgaria. Brett soon begins to experience a series of bizarre and terrifying events. Once he begins to delve deep into the building’s sinister history and investigates its shadowy owners and past employees, he soon uncovers a malevolent force nestled deep into the bowels of the building. The entity will do anything to be set free into our world. https://vimeo.com/159184212
Continue reading →
News
Last October we reported that a sequel was in the works for Annabelle, the spin-off of The Conjuring. We told you that Gary Dauberman, who wrote the first film, will be returning for part two. We have since learned, via Bloody-Disgusting, that New Line has set there sights on David F. Sandberg for the directors chair. Sandberg is also the writer/director of direct James Wan’s full length adaption of the short horror film Lights Out, which will open in theaters July 22, 2016. In the first film a loving husband gifts his pregnant wife with an antique doll for their baby’s nursery. When their neighbors are murdered the doll becomes possessed by one of their spirits. Soon the family is plagued with intense paranormal activity. Annabelle was actually based on a true case handled by paranormal experts Ed and Lorraine Warren, though the doll was given a makeover for her film debut. The real Annabelle is actually a Raggedy-Anne doll
Continue reading →
Holiday Horror
A new horror anthology from Vertical and XYZ will soon be released. The film, titled Holidays, focuses on all the major holidays celebrated all over the world, like Christmas, Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve. The anthology will bring together a horde of great genre directors including Kevin Smith (Tusk), Gary Shore (Dracula Untold), Adam Egypt Mortimer (Some Kind of Hate), Scott Stewart (Dark Skies), Matt Johnson (The Dirties), Nicholas McCarthy (The Pact), Sarah Adina Smith (The Midnight Swim), Anthony Scott Burns (Darknet) and Dennis Widmyer and Kevin Kolsh of Starry Eyes. Holidays will make its world premiere at this year at the Tribeca Film Festival, followed by it digital and VOD release on April 15th, followed by its theatrical release on April 22nd.
Continue reading →
Trailers
This September, discover a place far off the beaten path where peculiar means wonderful and a group of children with strange powers are cared for by a lovely lady, at Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. The film adaption of the Best-Selling novel Ransom Riggs is directed by Tim Burton and stars Eva Green (Penny Dreadful), Samuel L. Jackson (Pulp Fiction), Kim Dickens (Gone Girl), Asa Butterfield (Ender’s Game), Allison Janney (The West Wing), Ella Purnell (Maleficent), Judi Dench (Skyfall), Chris O’Dowd (Calvary), Rupert Everett (The Musketeers) and Terence Stamp (Big Eyes), among others. When Jake, discovers clues to a mystery that spans different worlds and times, he finds Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. But the mystery and danger deepen as he gets to know the residents and learns of their special powers. Jake must find a way to protect his new friends when trouble comes calling. Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children will open in theaters nationwide on
Continue reading →
