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Zack Snyder has delivered a lot of epic films such as Watchmen, Justice League, and Dawn of the Dead. Now, he is gearing up to begin filming his new zombie film Army of the Dead this June with a $90 million dollar budget. As for the cast? That hasn’t been announced yet, but recently, Guardians of the Galaxy star Dave Bautista let it slip during an interview that he is “working on a Zach Snyder project.” Could it be Army of the Dead? In the movie, during a zombie outbreak happens in Las Vegas, a man assembles a group of mercenaries to take the ultimate gamble, venturing into the quarantined zone to pull off the greatest heist in history. Originally set to be filmed for Warner Bros. the film has changed hands and has landed at none other than streaming giant Netflix which has given Snyder more freedom. There are no handcuffs on me at all with this one. I
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For the past two years, Master of Horror Dario Argento (Suspiria) has been quietly working on a new horror movie that will be released in eight episodes and today, we have a few details. As a guest on Radio Rai 1’s Un Giorno da Pecora, Argento revealed a few details. It’s heading to a streaming service, either Hulu or Netflix though we don’t know which yet.” I am working on it with my writers. There is still some work to do but I am happy with the result. It will be a serial movie for television broadcasting, consisting of eight episodes in total. As for the title: We actually have two or three titles in mind, we will only need to pick up one of them,” Argento told listeners. The still-untitled series centers on a foreign female protagonist. The protagonist will be a woman, a foreigner because the co-producing company is American and the movie will be in English. This
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Director Alexandre Aja, who was also behind The Hills Have Eyes and High Tension, has announced that his creature feature Crawl has a new release date. Produced by Sam Raimi (The Evil Dead, Spider-Man) and co-written by Michael and Shawn Rasmussen, Crawl stars Kaya Scodelario (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales) as a young woman trapped in a house during a Catagory 5 hurricane. If that wasn’t bad enough, she must face Florida’s most savage predators, alligators. Originally set to open in theaters this August, Crawl is coming early, on July 12, 2019.
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Legendary band Alice in Chains has released the first two episodes of their new series “Black Antenna,” a dark sci-fi thriller set against the backdrop of the band’s Grammy-nominated album, Rainier Fog (BMG). Originally a 90-minute film, the series features frightening subjects and a killer soundtrack. “Black Antenna” also stars Darri Ingolfsson (Dexter) as Nil, Lily Robinson as Malum, Eric Michael Cole (Gia, White Squall, Hangman), Mike Hatton (Green Book), Luke Shelton, Jerry Raines, and Daniel Louis Rivas. “Black Antenna” tells the story of Alpha (“Green Book” actor Paul Sloan) and his 21-year-old daughter, Beta (Viktoriya Dov), who drive their beat-up truck across California in silence, speaking only telepathically. Together they rob and steal from the men the girl seduces, taking cellphones, laptops, whatever they can find. Alpha is trying to build something – an antenna – desperately trying to find a way to get a message to their people back home. Meanwhile, there are unspeakably dark forces who have
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The critically-acclaimed horror feature The Laplace’s Demon from Giordano Giulivi is now available on multiple platforms. The film was a favorite of the film festival circuit, winning multiple awards at Screamfest (including Best Score, Cinematography and Visual Effects) and screening to enthusiastic praise at the recent editions of Fantasia and FrightFest. In the film, a team of fringe scientists researching a way to predict the future are trapped by a malevolent professor in a deadly test of their own experiment. The Laplace’s Demon is a deadly game where the scientists literally become chess pawns at the mercy of a predatory Queen that can anticipate their every move,” Armand Petri, Head of Operations of distributor Reel Nightmare Films stated. “It’s a tense slasher with both wit and style.” Watch The Laplace’s Demon now on iTunes, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and On Demand.
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After the trailer for the upcoming horror film Brightburn is still lingering in people’s minds and the growing anticipation of The New Mutants release, there’s something that can’t be ignored. In the current age of Superhero movies, these two are unique as they’re clearly horror films told in their own unique ways. The New Mutants, based on the comic series of the same name follows five young individuals who are being kept in a secret facility where they begin to learn that they have the “X-Gene”. While trying to understand their situation, the mutants experience terrifying visions that involve their past. The New Mutants is the first in a trilogy where as the next two films will feature mutants Karma and Warlock, and yes these films will be horror as well. Brightburn, on the other hand, is a unique take on the “Superman” story where in this universe, the humanoid extraterrestrial with superpowers is actually evil. As armchair experts try
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You want to know about the state of radar in late 1950’s america? Well The Deadly Mantis has your ass covered bro! The opening gives us this lesson as well as an excuse as to just what the hell our soldiers and boats would be doing the absolute middle of nowhere…not sure if the audience for a film about a giant insect needs this level of world building, but whateves. After a mammoth “bone” is discovered at the North Pole, scientists do their science bag and determine a frickin’ giant (and if the title of this baby is to be believed…deadly) prehistoric mantis has woken up from centuries of slumber and is on the loose…and if our stock-footage (of which this film contains an inordinate amount) military might, along with Paleontologist Dr. Nedrick Jackson (William Hopper) and his photo-journalist gal pal Marge Blaine (Alix Talton), can’t punch him a new asshole, civilization could very well be doomed as the creature
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2016’s fun zombie flick Zoombies turned a safari park into zoo filled with critters infected by the zombie virus. Now, the sequel, Zoombies 2, is headed our way. The Asylum made the announcement last on Twitter. They also shared the movie’s poster. A while we don’t know the plot, we assume it has something to do with infected people and animals. Caleb Thomas (“The OA”), Erica Sturdefant (The Right Eye 2), and Himanshu Prasad (Illumination Paradox) star in Zoombies 2 whose trailer should arrive soon along with the release date. This Month! Are you ready?!?!? pic.twitter.com/jGhRanrKsJ — The Asylum (@theasylumcc) March 8, 2019
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When I heard Arrow Video (along with our ghoulishly good pals at MVD Entertainment) were releasing a collection of films from famed genre director Jose Larraz, I was excited as…as…okay, I wasn’t excited; in fact I had barely any idea who this cat even was (though I had seen the remake of his film Vampyres back in 2015, and I dug that…but more on that title in a bit). So let’s see what all the hub bub is about this guy shall we? First on the collection is: The Coming of Sin (1978): You know shit is going to go sour when worlds collide in a film with the word “sin” in the title, and boy-fuckin’-howdy do they ever here. When an illiterate and superstitious gypsy girl comes to stay with a worldly female artist in her secluded, rural abode, the nightmares come fast and furious…like actual nightmares of a naked mother fucker on a horse who’s into the kink…and
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“The Walking Dead’s” Pollyanna McIntosh, makes her directorial debut with Darlin’ whose SXSW teaser trailer has been unveiled on a fitting day, International Women’s Day. Lauryn Canny stars in the film that continues the twisted, vicious adventure of Lucky McKee’s 2011 cult hit The Woman, which he novelized with famed horror writer Jack Ketchum and which starred McIntosh in the title role. McIntosh reprises her role from The Woman and stars alongside Lauryn Canny (1,000 Times Good Night, Amber), Bryan Batt (Mad Men, 12 Years a Slave), Nora-Jane Noone (The Magdalene Sisters, The Descent, Brooklyn) and Cooper Andrews (The Walking Dead, Shazam, Halt and Catch Fire), as well as fellow “Walking Dead” alumni Sabrina Gennarino and Thomas Francis Murphy. In the film, “Found at a Catholic hospital filthy and ferocious, feral teenager Darlin’ is whisked off to a care home run by The Bishop and his obedient nuns, where she’s to be rehabilitated into a “good girl” as an example
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Zack Snyder has delivered a lot of epic films such as Watchmen, Justice League, and Dawn of the Dead. Now, he is gearing up to begin filming his new zombie film Army of the Dead this June with a $90 million dollar budget. As for the cast? That hasn’t been announced yet, but recently, Guardians of the Galaxy star Dave Bautista let it slip during an interview that he is “working on a Zach Snyder project.” Could it be Army of the Dead? In the movie, during a zombie outbreak happens in Las Vegas, a man assembles a group of mercenaries to take the ultimate gamble, venturing into the quarantined zone to pull off the greatest heist in history. Originally set to be filmed for Warner Bros. the film has changed hands and has landed at none other than streaming giant Netflix which has given Snyder more freedom. There are no handcuffs on me at all with this one. I
Continue reading →
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For the past two years, Master of Horror Dario Argento (Suspiria) has been quietly working on a new horror movie that will be released in eight episodes and today, we have a few details. As a guest on Radio Rai 1’s Un Giorno da Pecora, Argento revealed a few details. It’s heading to a streaming service, either Hulu or Netflix though we don’t know which yet.” I am working on it with my writers. There is still some work to do but I am happy with the result. It will be a serial movie for television broadcasting, consisting of eight episodes in total. As for the title: We actually have two or three titles in mind, we will only need to pick up one of them,” Argento told listeners. The still-untitled series centers on a foreign female protagonist. The protagonist will be a woman, a foreigner because the co-producing company is American and the movie will be in English. This
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Director Alexandre Aja, who was also behind The Hills Have Eyes and High Tension, has announced that his creature feature Crawl has a new release date. Produced by Sam Raimi (The Evil Dead, Spider-Man) and co-written by Michael and Shawn Rasmussen, Crawl stars Kaya Scodelario (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales) as a young woman trapped in a house during a Catagory 5 hurricane. If that wasn’t bad enough, she must face Florida’s most savage predators, alligators. Originally set to open in theaters this August, Crawl is coming early, on July 12, 2019.
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Legendary band Alice in Chains has released the first two episodes of their new series “Black Antenna,” a dark sci-fi thriller set against the backdrop of the band’s Grammy-nominated album, Rainier Fog (BMG). Originally a 90-minute film, the series features frightening subjects and a killer soundtrack. “Black Antenna” also stars Darri Ingolfsson (Dexter) as Nil, Lily Robinson as Malum, Eric Michael Cole (Gia, White Squall, Hangman), Mike Hatton (Green Book), Luke Shelton, Jerry Raines, and Daniel Louis Rivas. “Black Antenna” tells the story of Alpha (“Green Book” actor Paul Sloan) and his 21-year-old daughter, Beta (Viktoriya Dov), who drive their beat-up truck across California in silence, speaking only telepathically. Together they rob and steal from the men the girl seduces, taking cellphones, laptops, whatever they can find. Alpha is trying to build something – an antenna – desperately trying to find a way to get a message to their people back home. Meanwhile, there are unspeakably dark forces who have
Continue reading →
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The critically-acclaimed horror feature The Laplace’s Demon from Giordano Giulivi is now available on multiple platforms. The film was a favorite of the film festival circuit, winning multiple awards at Screamfest (including Best Score, Cinematography and Visual Effects) and screening to enthusiastic praise at the recent editions of Fantasia and FrightFest. In the film, a team of fringe scientists researching a way to predict the future are trapped by a malevolent professor in a deadly test of their own experiment. The Laplace’s Demon is a deadly game where the scientists literally become chess pawns at the mercy of a predatory Queen that can anticipate their every move,” Armand Petri, Head of Operations of distributor Reel Nightmare Films stated. “It’s a tense slasher with both wit and style.” Watch The Laplace’s Demon now on iTunes, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and On Demand.
Continue reading →
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After the trailer for the upcoming horror film Brightburn is still lingering in people’s minds and the growing anticipation of The New Mutants release, there’s something that can’t be ignored. In the current age of Superhero movies, these two are unique as they’re clearly horror films told in their own unique ways. The New Mutants, based on the comic series of the same name follows five young individuals who are being kept in a secret facility where they begin to learn that they have the “X-Gene”. While trying to understand their situation, the mutants experience terrifying visions that involve their past. The New Mutants is the first in a trilogy where as the next two films will feature mutants Karma and Warlock, and yes these films will be horror as well. Brightburn, on the other hand, is a unique take on the “Superman” story where in this universe, the humanoid extraterrestrial with superpowers is actually evil. As armchair experts try
Continue reading →
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You want to know about the state of radar in late 1950’s america? Well The Deadly Mantis has your ass covered bro! The opening gives us this lesson as well as an excuse as to just what the hell our soldiers and boats would be doing the absolute middle of nowhere…not sure if the audience for a film about a giant insect needs this level of world building, but whateves. After a mammoth “bone” is discovered at the North Pole, scientists do their science bag and determine a frickin’ giant (and if the title of this baby is to be believed…deadly) prehistoric mantis has woken up from centuries of slumber and is on the loose…and if our stock-footage (of which this film contains an inordinate amount) military might, along with Paleontologist Dr. Nedrick Jackson (William Hopper) and his photo-journalist gal pal Marge Blaine (Alix Talton), can’t punch him a new asshole, civilization could very well be doomed as the creature
Continue reading →
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2016’s fun zombie flick Zoombies turned a safari park into zoo filled with critters infected by the zombie virus. Now, the sequel, Zoombies 2, is headed our way. The Asylum made the announcement last on Twitter. They also shared the movie’s poster. A while we don’t know the plot, we assume it has something to do with infected people and animals. Caleb Thomas (“The OA”), Erica Sturdefant (The Right Eye 2), and Himanshu Prasad (Illumination Paradox) star in Zoombies 2 whose trailer should arrive soon along with the release date. This Month! Are you ready?!?!? pic.twitter.com/jGhRanrKsJ — The Asylum (@theasylumcc) March 8, 2019
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When I heard Arrow Video (along with our ghoulishly good pals at MVD Entertainment) were releasing a collection of films from famed genre director Jose Larraz, I was excited as…as…okay, I wasn’t excited; in fact I had barely any idea who this cat even was (though I had seen the remake of his film Vampyres back in 2015, and I dug that…but more on that title in a bit). So let’s see what all the hub bub is about this guy shall we? First on the collection is: The Coming of Sin (1978): You know shit is going to go sour when worlds collide in a film with the word “sin” in the title, and boy-fuckin’-howdy do they ever here. When an illiterate and superstitious gypsy girl comes to stay with a worldly female artist in her secluded, rural abode, the nightmares come fast and furious…like actual nightmares of a naked mother fucker on a horse who’s into the kink…and
Continue reading →
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“The Walking Dead’s” Pollyanna McIntosh, makes her directorial debut with Darlin’ whose SXSW teaser trailer has been unveiled on a fitting day, International Women’s Day. Lauryn Canny stars in the film that continues the twisted, vicious adventure of Lucky McKee’s 2011 cult hit The Woman, which he novelized with famed horror writer Jack Ketchum and which starred McIntosh in the title role. McIntosh reprises her role from The Woman and stars alongside Lauryn Canny (1,000 Times Good Night, Amber), Bryan Batt (Mad Men, 12 Years a Slave), Nora-Jane Noone (The Magdalene Sisters, The Descent, Brooklyn) and Cooper Andrews (The Walking Dead, Shazam, Halt and Catch Fire), as well as fellow “Walking Dead” alumni Sabrina Gennarino and Thomas Francis Murphy. In the film, “Found at a Catholic hospital filthy and ferocious, feral teenager Darlin’ is whisked off to a care home run by The Bishop and his obedient nuns, where she’s to be rehabilitated into a “good girl” as an example
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