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This April A Vengeful Spirit Is Unleashed In ‘Killing Joan’

This April, Jamie Bernadette (American Satan (review), I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu) is on a mission as a vengeful spirit in writer-director Todd Bartoo’s highly-anticipated film Killing Joan. Joan, an enforcer known for her ruthless tactics and wild abandon. After she is double-crossed by her boss and left for dead, she becomes a vengeful spirit and is doomed to wander the Earth until she is able to take down the men that attacked her. With eye-popping visual effects by Paul Lada (Prometheus, Harry Potter, Pacific Rim Uprising) and a fantastic supporting cast that includes Teo Celigo, Erik Aude, David Carey Foster, Katarina Leigh Waters, Erin O’Brien, and Daniel Gardner, Killing Joan is the film to die for this April. Killing Joan arrives on Digital on April 4, 2018, followed by its DVD release on July 7th, from Uncork’d Entertainment.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 4, 2018

GamingMoviesNews

Volumes of Blood: Body Count Card Game Now Available!

Feast your putrid peepers on this gruesome gaming news; the folks behind the successful Volumes of Blood fright flick franchise have just announced that a card game based on their sin-ematic universe is now available! Here’s the official word: “From Blood Moon Pictures and Mythmaker Games comes the newest in table top terror. Take on the role of a horror film Director and use killers, locations, weapons and characters from the Volumes of Blood cinematic universe as you face off against your opponents to create a scene of carnage and build the largest body count. Volumes of Blood: Body Count is fun for the whole dysfunctional family.” If you want to get your paws and claws on a copy of the game, head right here, and tell ’em XIII sent ya!

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DanXIII

Mar 3, 2018

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‘The Russian Bride’ Looks Terrified In New Poster

VMI Worldwide has just announced that it has acquired the new mother-daughter survival thriller The Russian Bride, directed by Michael S. Ojeda (Avenged). The film has just been screened at the European Film Market (EFM) and has brand new artwork. We are excited to have VMI on board as our sales agent,” says producer Jeff Miller (Clowntown, Inoperable). “We felt they ‘got’ the movie, and they pursued us.” Coming off of a successful EFM for The Russian Bride, we look forward to continuing to sell the picture,” says VMI president Andre Relis. “Ojeda has a keen eye for horror which has continued to amaze distributors and attain festival excitement.” The soundtrack will feature songs by noted composer John Murphy (28 Days Later, Kick Ass). Murphy released Anonymous Rejected Filmscore in 2014, and that soundtrack, renowned for being passed on by a studio head before becoming critically acclaimed, provided inspiration to Ojeda while writing and directing The Russian Bride. I have

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 3, 2018

IndieMovies

Movie Review: Monkey Farm is a Found Footage Creature Feature With Something New to Offer!

A group of intrepid documentary film makers toil away making a film about the ethics of animal testing…a journey which leads them to a former testing site now supposedly utilized as a primate sanctuary. Upon arriving, they find the facility long abandoned, in complete disrepair, and full of an ungodly stench. As their investigation continues they cross paths with scientists, crazed Skunk Ape hunters, and a mutant monster they are ill-equipped to handle! For being an entry in a genre that has definitely had it’s highs and lows (many, many lows) Monkey Farm does quite a few things right. First of all, the animal testing angle is a nice (and welcome) change from the normal paranormal/ghost subject matter usually found in pictures such as these. Adding to that, this is a creature feature as well (which is ambitious for a film like this, plus you boils and ghouls now how a monster always warms my black little heart), and the

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DanXIII

Mar 3, 2018

Trailers

There’s Something Out There In The New Trailer For ‘The Endless’

Two men who fled a cult return for a visit after receiving a distressing video and discover that something supernatural may be at work in the new trailer for a Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead’s The Endless. Moorhead and Benson star as brothers in the film. Tate Ellington, Shane Brady, James Jordan, and Kira Powell co-star. Official Synopsis: Following their Lovecraftian modern cult classic SPRING, acclaimed filmmakers Moorhead and Benson return with this mind-bending thriller that follows two brothers who receive a cryptic video message inspiring them to revisit the UFO death cult they escaped a decade earlier. Hoping to find the closure that they couldn’t as young men, they’re forced to reconsider the cult’s beliefs when confronted with unexplainable phenomena surrounding the camp. As the members prepare for the coming of a mysterious event, the brothers race to unravel the seemingly impossible truth before their lives become permanently entangled with the cult. This supernatural tale is already being described

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 2, 2018

IndieMoviesParanormal

Movie Review: Apocalypsis is Arthouse Fare for Daring Sci-Fi Fans

In a parallel world heading toward a black hole, an ethereal albino beauty reads Revelations. As things progress, visions of angelic beings, strange shadow organizations, and pondering on man’s impact on the Earth leading to end times. The main thing Apocalypsis has going for it is style for miles. This is exactly the type of thing that comes to mind when I hear the term ‘arthouse genre film’…there are beautiful people doing oft times inexplicable things in aesthetically pleasing locations, fantastic stop-motion dreamscapes (reminiscent of the early work of Japanese auteur Shinya Tsukamoto)…in other words, it’s gorgeous…but as pretty as it all is there are some problems… Let’s start with the narrative…as mentioned above, and as the title suggests, the film involves the Biblical Book of Revelations…there’s also angels, parallel dimensions, strange conspiracies…all manner of bizarre and fascinating things, but all of it flies at you like a rocket, with some new element appearing every other minute that makes the

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DanXIII

Mar 2, 2018

Comic Books/Graphic NovelsStreaming TVTrailers

A First Look At The New ‘Constantine’ Animated Series

Fans were crushed when TV’s “Constantine” was canceled by NBC back in 2015 (we still hold out hope that a network will revive it). But the good news is that the animated “Constantine” series will soon premiere on The CW’s Seed streaming service. Matt Ryan will reprise the role of the iconic comic book character Constantine for the animated series which is said to be darker than the live-action version that we loved so much. The character will be closer to its Hellblazer roots. Ryan will also appear in the upcoming “Legends of Tomorrow” episode “Necromancing the Stone” as Constantine on March 24th. He’ll also appear in the series’ finale, comicbook.com reports. Don’t miss “Constantine”, arriving on CW Seed on March 24, 2018. Here’s a first look at the new series.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 2, 2018

Trailers

The World Has Fallen Into Chaos In The ‘Apocalypsis’ Trailer

Today, we have the first trailer for writer-director Eric Leiser’s sci-fi thriller Apocalypsis, the third film in a series that includes Imagination (2008) and Glitch in the Grid (2012), to share with you. The film is set in a parallel universe entering a black hole, a woman reading the book of Revelation has visions of regeneration during Anthropocene. Can humans stay on top of the evolutionary chain or have we reached the point of no return… Maria Bruun, Chris O’Leary, Eros Galbiati, Azumi Tsutsui, Ross Weinick, Stacy Kessler, Bill DiVita, and Jenny Hutton star. Apocalypsis was acquired at the European Film Market, by Indican Pictures. It is slated for a multi-format release, including several theatrical showings. On March 2nd, this title will have its World Premiere in Philadelphia, at the Whitney Museum of American Art. This theatrical release will be followed by several other theatrical showings, across the United States (LA, NYC, Chicago). Apocalypsis will arrive on Digital platforms and

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 2, 2018

Trailers

A Deadly Secret Ties A Group Together In ‘The Samaritans’

The official trailer has been unveiled for the award-winning genre thriller The Samaritans. The Samaritans tells the story of Four co-workers who get together to finish a project at their manager’s home. They haven’t actually met face to face and they discover they have more in common than the new App they are perfecting. As they piece together their histories, they realize that each of them has a deadly secret that could reveal a way out or seal their fates. Their pasts have provoked a vengeful force to show them the errors of their ways. The home they have been summoned to becomes their court and their prison. Can they prove that history doesn’t repeat itself? Can they redeem themselves before time runs out? Will they figure out their fateful bond before revenge has its way with them? Keith Collins (“The Evangelist”), Doug Bollinger (“Waltzing Anna”,”Mail Order Bride”), Timothy Laurel Harrison (“Out Of My Hand”), and Annelise Nielsen (“The Brink

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 1, 2018

IndieMovies

Movie Review: Mohawk is a Rock Solid Historic Revenge Thriller!

As the War of 1812 rages, British soldier Joshua Pinsmail (Eamon Farren) attempts to convince Mohawk elder Wentahawi (Sheri Foster) to align her people with the forces opposing America with the help of tribe members Oak (Kaniehtiio Horn) and Calvin Two Rivers (Justin Rain). After she refuses, Calvin does the murder biz on a cadre of sleeping American soldiers. this goes over like a fart in a submarine, and soon our heroes find themselves pursued by world-class psycho Col. Hezekiah Holt (Ezra Buzzington) and his small band of soldiers. What follows is an orgy of torture, suspense, and supernatural intervention all intertwining on the trail to sweet revenge. Mohawk isn’t a straight up fright flick, it includes so many earmarks of our beloved horror biz that it would be foolhardy not to consider it a part of our petrifying pantheon…there is effective practical gore, a protagonist that has some serious preternatural overtones, and a climax that has more than a

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DanXIII

Mar 1, 2018

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