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Imagine, if you will, you are relaxing when you hear an unexpected knock on your door, not knowing the terror that’s about to be unleashed. That’s the case with new footage of “The Strangers: Chapter 1,” as the characters gear up to turn a couple’s night into hell. The Strangers: Chapter 1 kicks off a brand new reboot trilogy from Lionsgate and director Renny Harlin with a fresh new take on the terrifying home invasion franchise. Get ready for a cross-country road trip gone wrong. Madelaine Petsch (“Riverdale”) and Froy Gutierrez (Hocus Pocus 2) find themselves stranded in a secluded Airbnb. Their idyllic escape takes a horrifying turn when they become the targets of three masked strangers with an insatiable thirst for terror. Much More Than A Reboot But this isn’t just a retread. Chapter 1, Chapter 2, and Chapter 3 promise to break free from the shadows of the original, venturing into uncharted territory with new stories and settings.
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Calling all horror fans! Brace yourselves for a chilling descent into the heart of darkness. Joshua Brucker‘s The Woodmen, a gripping found-footage experience, is now available to stream for free on Tubi. A Descent into Terror The Woodmen throws you headfirst into a desperate fight for survival. Three unfortunate souls find themselves lost in the unforgiving wilderness of the Appalachian Mountains. However, the dangers they face extend far beyond the elements. A terrifying truth awaits them – a clan of feral humans lurks within the shadows, ready to defend their territory with brutal savagery. Found Footage Terror Redefined This film isn’t your average found-footage flick. Brucker, along with producers Louie La Vella (105ive Films), Gray Sky Pictures, and Horror Dadz Productions, crafts a raw and immersive experience that will have you on the edge of your seat. Prepare to be relentlessly pursued through treacherous landscapes as the chilling narrative unfolds. Unforgettable Chills Await The Woodmen is not for the faint
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One of the most underrated series of 2022 was AMC’s “Interview with the Vampire,” a new take on Anne Rice’s classic. It’s been two years since it premiered. And we had almost given up hope that the new season would ever arrive—that is, until today. The new trailer for season 2 has just bared its fangs. New Blood Injects Fresh Intrigue: The cast welcomes new members Ben Daniels (“The Crown”) and Roxane Duran (“The White Ribbon”) join the fray as Santiago and Madeleine. Bally Gill (“Sherwood”) adds another layer of mystery, while David Costabile (“Billions”) sinks his teeth into a guest role. Emmy-winning director Alan Taylor (“Game of Thrones”) is at the helm for the season’s first two episodes. Picking up after the dramatic events of Season 1, Louis (Jacob Anderson) recounts his adventures across Europe. Driven by a desire to understand his existence as a vampire, he embarks on a quest to uncover the secrets of the ancient bloodsuckers
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Last we reported, Leigh Whannell‘s highly anticipated revamp of The Wolf Man had begun filming. Today, we have the unfortunate update. Originally set to open in theaters in October, the release has now been pushed back to January 2025, Variety reports. An Amazing Cast and Crew “Ozark” star and Emmy winner Julia Garner stars alongside Poor Things actor Christopher Abbott. Leigh Whannell, the visionary director behind the critically acclaimed reboot of The Invisible Man and the Saw and Insidious franchises, is at the helm of this monstrous project. A Family Fights for Survival This fresh take abandons the original’s cursed couple narrative and offers a terrifying new scenario. A desperate family finds itself locked in a brutal struggle for survival against a bloodthirsty werewolf. A Legacy Reborn The Wolf Man, released in 1941, made the monster iconic. Directed by George Waggner, it cemented its place in horror history. The iconic film, starring Lon Chaney Jr. and Claude Rains, continues to
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The entertainment world mourns the tragic passing of young actor Chance Perdomo. The actor sadly lost his life ton Saturday at the age of 27 in a motorcycle accident. There have been no details released as of Sunday morning. “On behalf of the family and his representatives, it is with heavy hearts that we share the news of Chance Perdomo’s untimely passing as a result of a motorcycle accident,” stated his publicist Saturday evening. A Career on the Rise Chance Perdomo was best known for his portrayal of Ambrose Spellman, Sabrina’s sardonic cousin, in Netflix’s hit series “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.” His talent extended beyond this role, as he starred in a lead role in Prime Video’s “Gen V.” Perdomo began his acting journey in 2017, showcasing his versatility across various projects. His performance in the 2018 TV movie Killed by My Debt garnered him a BAFTA TV Award nomination for “Best Leading Actor,” a testament to his early promise.
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As the second half of season three of “Chucky” is gearing up to kick off, the franchise’s creator, Don Mancini, suggests that a new Chucky movie is on the horizon. Speaking on the Scream Dreams podcast with Barbara Crampton, Mancini stated he’s in ”the early stages of working on a new Chucky movie.” He also mentioned to DJ Suss One that it would work in tandem with the television show. They also discuss Chucky’s unique charm. Let’s be honest: you can’t help but love Chucky. A Killer Legacy The first Chucky movie, Child’s Play, was released in 1988. It gave birth to our favorite possessed doll and spawned multiple sequels and the series. It’s been five years since we got a Mancini Chucky movie; the last film in 2019 didn’t go over well. Now, with the TV series doing so well, it’s a perfect time to continue the not-so-good Good Guy Doll’s rampage. The Series The second half of season
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Get ready for a genre-bending thrill ride! Primitive War, a sci-fi horror film blending Vietnam War action with prehistoric terror, has locked down a stellar cast and is gearing up for production on Australia’s Gold Coast. The film, an adaptation of Ethan Pettus’ fan-favorite ongoing series, comprised of “Primitive War: Opiate Undertow,” “Primitive War II: Animus Infernal,” and the eagerly awaited third installment “Primitive War III: Aeon Ouroboros,” is from Director Luke Sparke, known for his work on Occupation Rainfall. “I was captivated by the imagery surrounding Ethan’s book and the story it told. I’ve worked hard on capturing that essence but also the grittiness, horror aspects and military edge. My vision is to feel like the characters have walked out of the film Platoon and into the jaws of the greatest predators the planet has ever known,” said Sparke during pre-production. Pettus enthused: “I’m thrilled to see Luke’s interpretation of my work. I know his team is giving this
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“SomeBunny’s Pissed” Over the past few years, filmmakers have turned childhood memories into monsters and sweet stories into slashers. That includes the slasher Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2, which just opened in theaters. Unsurprisingly, other filmmakers are following in their footsteps. That’s the case with the new short horror film Thumper’s Revenge, which has just hopped onto YouTube. And that’s the movie we’re here to talk about. A Different Kind of Tale Thumper’s Revenge darkens and twists the tale of the cute animated friends Thumper and Bambi, telling a story of bloody Revenge. In Thumper’s Revenge, “Screams echo in the meadow, and blood will spill when hunters aim Bambi from the hill. They can run and plead, but Thumper is about to make them bleed.” Cast and Crew Directed by Sean Haitz (Big Top Evil, Cannibal Comedian), the short was written by Haitz and Mark Cerulli (Halloween Unmasked). It stars Johnny Hoops (Babylon), Clair Brauer, Haitz, and Aaron Prager. Twisted
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In October, we reported that a film adaptation of Stephen King’s short story The Monkey was coming. Today, we have an update. News has come that the film from brilliant director Oz Perkins (The Blackcoat’s Daughter) has quietly wrapped production. The Cast Revealed Previously announced as the lead, Theo James is joined by Tatiana Maslany (Orphan Black) and Elijah Wood (Lord of the Rings). Rounding out the ensemble are Christian Convery, Colin O’Brien, Rohan Campbell, and Sarah Levy. A Twist on the Familiar In the tale, twin brothers grapple with a terrifying cymbal-banging monkey toy from childhood. This seemingly innocent object unleashes gruesome deaths, forcing the brothers, with a fractured relationship, to confront the source of the horror and destroy the toy for good. A Seasoned Horror Director at the Helm Osgood “Oz” Perkins, known for his chilling directorial work, promises to deliver another heart-pounding horror experience. With his latest project, Longlegs, starring Nicolas Cage, hitting theaters in July, Perkins
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NEON and director Tilman Singer (Luz) are gearing up to unleash a chilling new horror film, Cuckoo. Ahead of its premiere, the film has a new poster that paints a portrait of its star, Hunter Schafer (“Euphoria”), with a terrified expression on her face. A Vacation Gone Wrong: In the film, 17-year-old Gretchen reluctantly joins her father and his new family at a seemingly idyllic resort in the German Alps. But the tranquility quickly unravels. Strange noises and disturbing visions plague Gretchen, hinting that a dark secret lurks beneath the resort’s pristine facade. Hunter Schafer faces off against a mysterious bird-like monster with a scream-like call that seeks to impregnate women with its evil spawn. More Than Just Monsters: Prepare for a twisted take on the cuckoo bird and its infamous parasitic behavior. Schafer teases a monstrous entity with a bird-like form and a horrifying scream. The grotesque elements pique curiosity, and the film explores psychological horror. Festival Buzz: Cuckoo
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Imagine, if you will, you are relaxing when you hear an unexpected knock on your door, not knowing the terror that’s about to be unleashed. That’s the case with new footage of “The Strangers: Chapter 1,” as the characters gear up to turn a couple’s night into hell. The Strangers: Chapter 1 kicks off a brand new reboot trilogy from Lionsgate and director Renny Harlin with a fresh new take on the terrifying home invasion franchise. Get ready for a cross-country road trip gone wrong. Madelaine Petsch (“Riverdale”) and Froy Gutierrez (Hocus Pocus 2) find themselves stranded in a secluded Airbnb. Their idyllic escape takes a horrifying turn when they become the targets of three masked strangers with an insatiable thirst for terror. Much More Than A Reboot But this isn’t just a retread. Chapter 1, Chapter 2, and Chapter 3 promise to break free from the shadows of the original, venturing into uncharted territory with new stories and settings.
Continue reading →
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Calling all horror fans! Brace yourselves for a chilling descent into the heart of darkness. Joshua Brucker‘s The Woodmen, a gripping found-footage experience, is now available to stream for free on Tubi. A Descent into Terror The Woodmen throws you headfirst into a desperate fight for survival. Three unfortunate souls find themselves lost in the unforgiving wilderness of the Appalachian Mountains. However, the dangers they face extend far beyond the elements. A terrifying truth awaits them – a clan of feral humans lurks within the shadows, ready to defend their territory with brutal savagery. Found Footage Terror Redefined This film isn’t your average found-footage flick. Brucker, along with producers Louie La Vella (105ive Films), Gray Sky Pictures, and Horror Dadz Productions, crafts a raw and immersive experience that will have you on the edge of your seat. Prepare to be relentlessly pursued through treacherous landscapes as the chilling narrative unfolds. Unforgettable Chills Await The Woodmen is not for the faint
Continue reading →
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One of the most underrated series of 2022 was AMC’s “Interview with the Vampire,” a new take on Anne Rice’s classic. It’s been two years since it premiered. And we had almost given up hope that the new season would ever arrive—that is, until today. The new trailer for season 2 has just bared its fangs. New Blood Injects Fresh Intrigue: The cast welcomes new members Ben Daniels (“The Crown”) and Roxane Duran (“The White Ribbon”) join the fray as Santiago and Madeleine. Bally Gill (“Sherwood”) adds another layer of mystery, while David Costabile (“Billions”) sinks his teeth into a guest role. Emmy-winning director Alan Taylor (“Game of Thrones”) is at the helm for the season’s first two episodes. Picking up after the dramatic events of Season 1, Louis (Jacob Anderson) recounts his adventures across Europe. Driven by a desire to understand his existence as a vampire, he embarks on a quest to uncover the secrets of the ancient bloodsuckers
Continue reading →
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Last we reported, Leigh Whannell‘s highly anticipated revamp of The Wolf Man had begun filming. Today, we have the unfortunate update. Originally set to open in theaters in October, the release has now been pushed back to January 2025, Variety reports. An Amazing Cast and Crew “Ozark” star and Emmy winner Julia Garner stars alongside Poor Things actor Christopher Abbott. Leigh Whannell, the visionary director behind the critically acclaimed reboot of The Invisible Man and the Saw and Insidious franchises, is at the helm of this monstrous project. A Family Fights for Survival This fresh take abandons the original’s cursed couple narrative and offers a terrifying new scenario. A desperate family finds itself locked in a brutal struggle for survival against a bloodthirsty werewolf. A Legacy Reborn The Wolf Man, released in 1941, made the monster iconic. Directed by George Waggner, it cemented its place in horror history. The iconic film, starring Lon Chaney Jr. and Claude Rains, continues to
Continue reading →
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The entertainment world mourns the tragic passing of young actor Chance Perdomo. The actor sadly lost his life ton Saturday at the age of 27 in a motorcycle accident. There have been no details released as of Sunday morning. “On behalf of the family and his representatives, it is with heavy hearts that we share the news of Chance Perdomo’s untimely passing as a result of a motorcycle accident,” stated his publicist Saturday evening. A Career on the Rise Chance Perdomo was best known for his portrayal of Ambrose Spellman, Sabrina’s sardonic cousin, in Netflix’s hit series “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.” His talent extended beyond this role, as he starred in a lead role in Prime Video’s “Gen V.” Perdomo began his acting journey in 2017, showcasing his versatility across various projects. His performance in the 2018 TV movie Killed by My Debt garnered him a BAFTA TV Award nomination for “Best Leading Actor,” a testament to his early promise.
Continue reading →
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As the second half of season three of “Chucky” is gearing up to kick off, the franchise’s creator, Don Mancini, suggests that a new Chucky movie is on the horizon. Speaking on the Scream Dreams podcast with Barbara Crampton, Mancini stated he’s in ”the early stages of working on a new Chucky movie.” He also mentioned to DJ Suss One that it would work in tandem with the television show. They also discuss Chucky’s unique charm. Let’s be honest: you can’t help but love Chucky. A Killer Legacy The first Chucky movie, Child’s Play, was released in 1988. It gave birth to our favorite possessed doll and spawned multiple sequels and the series. It’s been five years since we got a Mancini Chucky movie; the last film in 2019 didn’t go over well. Now, with the TV series doing so well, it’s a perfect time to continue the not-so-good Good Guy Doll’s rampage. The Series The second half of season
Continue reading →
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Get ready for a genre-bending thrill ride! Primitive War, a sci-fi horror film blending Vietnam War action with prehistoric terror, has locked down a stellar cast and is gearing up for production on Australia’s Gold Coast. The film, an adaptation of Ethan Pettus’ fan-favorite ongoing series, comprised of “Primitive War: Opiate Undertow,” “Primitive War II: Animus Infernal,” and the eagerly awaited third installment “Primitive War III: Aeon Ouroboros,” is from Director Luke Sparke, known for his work on Occupation Rainfall. “I was captivated by the imagery surrounding Ethan’s book and the story it told. I’ve worked hard on capturing that essence but also the grittiness, horror aspects and military edge. My vision is to feel like the characters have walked out of the film Platoon and into the jaws of the greatest predators the planet has ever known,” said Sparke during pre-production. Pettus enthused: “I’m thrilled to see Luke’s interpretation of my work. I know his team is giving this
Continue reading →
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“SomeBunny’s Pissed” Over the past few years, filmmakers have turned childhood memories into monsters and sweet stories into slashers. That includes the slasher Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2, which just opened in theaters. Unsurprisingly, other filmmakers are following in their footsteps. That’s the case with the new short horror film Thumper’s Revenge, which has just hopped onto YouTube. And that’s the movie we’re here to talk about. A Different Kind of Tale Thumper’s Revenge darkens and twists the tale of the cute animated friends Thumper and Bambi, telling a story of bloody Revenge. In Thumper’s Revenge, “Screams echo in the meadow, and blood will spill when hunters aim Bambi from the hill. They can run and plead, but Thumper is about to make them bleed.” Cast and Crew Directed by Sean Haitz (Big Top Evil, Cannibal Comedian), the short was written by Haitz and Mark Cerulli (Halloween Unmasked). It stars Johnny Hoops (Babylon), Clair Brauer, Haitz, and Aaron Prager. Twisted
Continue reading →
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In October, we reported that a film adaptation of Stephen King’s short story The Monkey was coming. Today, we have an update. News has come that the film from brilliant director Oz Perkins (The Blackcoat’s Daughter) has quietly wrapped production. The Cast Revealed Previously announced as the lead, Theo James is joined by Tatiana Maslany (Orphan Black) and Elijah Wood (Lord of the Rings). Rounding out the ensemble are Christian Convery, Colin O’Brien, Rohan Campbell, and Sarah Levy. A Twist on the Familiar In the tale, twin brothers grapple with a terrifying cymbal-banging monkey toy from childhood. This seemingly innocent object unleashes gruesome deaths, forcing the brothers, with a fractured relationship, to confront the source of the horror and destroy the toy for good. A Seasoned Horror Director at the Helm Osgood “Oz” Perkins, known for his chilling directorial work, promises to deliver another heart-pounding horror experience. With his latest project, Longlegs, starring Nicolas Cage, hitting theaters in July, Perkins
Continue reading →
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NEON and director Tilman Singer (Luz) are gearing up to unleash a chilling new horror film, Cuckoo. Ahead of its premiere, the film has a new poster that paints a portrait of its star, Hunter Schafer (“Euphoria”), with a terrified expression on her face. A Vacation Gone Wrong: In the film, 17-year-old Gretchen reluctantly joins her father and his new family at a seemingly idyllic resort in the German Alps. But the tranquility quickly unravels. Strange noises and disturbing visions plague Gretchen, hinting that a dark secret lurks beneath the resort’s pristine facade. Hunter Schafer faces off against a mysterious bird-like monster with a scream-like call that seeks to impregnate women with its evil spawn. More Than Just Monsters: Prepare for a twisted take on the cuckoo bird and its infamous parasitic behavior. Schafer teases a monstrous entity with a bird-like form and a horrifying scream. The grotesque elements pique curiosity, and the film explores psychological horror. Festival Buzz: Cuckoo
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