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New Documentay Explores The Legend Of ‘The Flatwoods Monster’

Next year a new documentary will investigate the fabled “Flatwoods Monster” of West Virginia. The documentary will be released by the award-winning, Small Town Monsters production company, who are responsible for last Spring’s, “The Mothman of Point Pleasant”; another documentary centered around a well-known West Virginia legend. The film is directed and written by Seth Breedlove, the director of the award-winning film Boggy Creek Monster. The film features an original score composed by Brandon Dalo and cinematography by Zachary Palmisano with special FX by Santino Vitale and fully animated sequences by Chris Scalf. The tale goes like this: “In 1952 five children were playing football in a small town called Flatwoods, WV when a strange object appeared above them. Streaking across the sky, they watched it crest a nearby hill, slow and then descend just over the top of the ridge. What followed after their sighting has become one of the most infamous local legends ever recorded. That night, seven

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Dec 1, 2017

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Eric Roberts Will Deal With ‘No Solicitors’ – This January On DVD

Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight, The Institute, Human Centipede III) stars in the award-winning upcoming campy horror film No Solicitors, coming to DVD and Digital the first of the year. Co-starring Justin Beahm, Felissa Rose, Joshua Benton, Marv Blauvelt, Brian Fortuna, Suze Lanier-Bramlett, and Teddy Saunders, No Solicitors was written and directed by John Callas. In the film, Lewis Cutterman is a well-respected brain surgeon and happily married with two beautiful children who run the family business. They are model citizens within the community. A simple visit to their home by a solicitor is greeted by an invitation to dinner; except dinner takes a macabre turn when the solicitor finds himself drugged by the family. Waking up, the solicitor soon discovers they will be slowly eaten piece by piece and that the kid’s family business is to farm out their internal organs to needy patients. Felissa Rose and John Callas produced with Alan Pao serving as executive producer. No Solicitors

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Dec 1, 2017

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Movie Review: Flashburn is a Solid “End of Humanity” Sci-Fi Thriller

Flashburn concerns the misadventures of Wes, a dude that finds himself behind the wheel of a crashed pick-up truck located within the confines of a warehouse in a disease ravaged dystopian future. Ol’ Wes soon finds out he can not leave the structure, and that he has been brought here for a purpose; to devise a cure for the virus that is currently kicking humanity’s ass up and down the hall. As our yarn unspools Wes must contend with regaining his memory (he was a fancy-schmancy scientist type before becoming America’s favorite warehouse prisoner), finding a cure, discovering his ties to the virus, and dealing with the enigmatic ‘Lazarus’ who imprisoned him. I went into Flashburn expecting a low-budget thriller with some sci-fi trappings thrown on top (you know, the type of shit that seems to replicate by osmosis on SyFy channel), but I found myself pleasantly surprised. While the film may not have cost as much as Ye Olde

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DanXIII

Dec 1, 2017

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New ‘Friday The 13th’ Documentary Will Take Viewers Inside ‘Jason Goes To Hell’

What is just as awesome as horror films? Horror documentaries. And there’s a new documentary is on its way, titled The Dark Heart of Jason Vorhees: The Making of the Final Friday, from director Nick Hunt and Jason Goes to Hell director Adam Marcus who will be producing. The documentary will give viewers a never-before-seen look at Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday through interviews, behind-the-scenes details, and more. “You will see the unusual hand Adam Marcus was dealt and the immense pressure and scrutiny which was placed on him during production. And you will see genre greats, both who were in the film and not, weigh in on Jason’s journey to hell. In Jason Goes to Hell, you learned secrets about Jason you never knew before! In The Dark Heart of Jason Voorhees, you will understand what was and what could have been about The Final Friday!” Jason Goes to Hell is one of the most highly criticized

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 30, 2017

Trailers

Meet ‘Baby Frankenstein’ In This Films’ New Trailer

Milton Vedic Pictures in association with Bare Foot Girl Productions presents Baby Frankenstein, the tale of a young man and his unlikely friendship with a self-aware, pint-sized automaton that he fights to protect in the new trailer. Monster Squad actor Andre Gower stars alongside Eileen Rosen(Blue Valentine), Patrick McCartney (Elf), Mason Carver (Outpost Earth), Ian Barling, T. J. Rotell, and Rance Nix as Baby Frankenstein. In the film, directed by Jon Yonkondy and written by Mike Rutoski, M. Vedic, and Jon Yonkondy, a listless young man decides to protect his discovery of a lifetime from his mother’s demented boyfriend, he must decide how far he will go to save this ‘little dude’ from capture. Follow the film on Facebook and visit the official website for more.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 30, 2017

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The Avant-Garde Charm Of ‘A Page Of Madness’

When we think of Japanese Horror (J Horror) we think of movies like Ju-on (‘The Grudge’) Ringu (‘The Ring’) and classics like Kwaidan but those we’re dealing with the supernatural, things that some will feel they have a zero and donuts chance of encountering or telling themselves “It’s just a movie.” But an experimental film in 1926 took everything a step further by touching on the subconscious fear of the audience, reality itself. The film, A Page of Madness was directed by Teinosuke Kinugasa and released in Japan in 1926 and was feared lost after WWII till Kinugasa rediscovered the film in 1971 in a storehouse that he hid it in. The silent film has received a lot of mix reviews, a lot of the negative ones are based on the fact that they literally don’t know what’s going on. Unlike most western silent films movie buffs are used to, Japanese silent films did not have intertitles, we now call

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Capt McNeely

Nov 30, 2017

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Movie Review: Satan’s Cheerleaders is the Perfect Blend of Laughs and Lucifer!

Satan’s Cheerleaders (god damn, that’s a great title…this flick has a lot to live up to) begins with our gorgeous gaggle of “rah rah” heroines frolicking on the beach as a porn soundtrack cum disco anthem, with a constant refrain of ‘all for one, and one for all’, assaults our ears like nobodies business (and for a real meta moment, the cheerleaders say the phrase as the soundtrack sings it). Anyway, run time eating assery ensues for a bit before we get down to brass tacks; namely the girls get taken on an unexpected detour on their way to the ‘Big Game’ by the school’s bedazzled denim shirt wearing janitor/bus driver, who just so happens to be in charge of finding that hoary ol’ chestnut, the virgin sacrifice required for some such skullduggery by the local Satanic cult (and judging by how these foxy ladies have acted in the previous thirty minutes of film, this may be a harder task

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DanXIII

Nov 30, 2017

Trailers

New Trailer For ‘Flashburn’ Ahead Of Its December Release

Level 33 Entertainment has released a new trailer for the sci-fi thriller Flashburn ahead of its December release. The film, stars Sean Patrick Flannery (The Boondock Saints, The Evil Within, & Saw 3D: The Final Chapter), Cameron Richardson (Alvin and the Chipmunks, Rise: Blood Hunter, & Holy Ghost People), Roman McPherson (Parallel: Dimension Under Siege, Manglehorn, & Beyond Darkness), Nick Stevenson (Netflix’s “Orange Is the New Black”, The Son, & The Long Road Home), Jordan Kimley (Couples Retreat, Wedding Pact, & Street Millionaire), Justin Fischer (ABC’s “American Crime”, & The Executioners), and LaDon Drummond (Johnny’s Gone, 200 Degrees, & Game Of Death). In Flashburn, Wes Nolan wakes up in an abandoned warehouse with a case of amnesia. He has been kidnapped by someone named “Lazarus” who has him held captive in order to obtain the cure for an Ebola outbreak. Wes was a virologist and microbiologist who was working to engineer a bacteria protein carrier to attack the Ebola before

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 30, 2017

Trailers

New Trailer And Images Arrive For ‘Night Of The Living Dead: Rebirth’

From writer-director Roger Conners comes Night of the Living Dead: Rebirth, a modern “reimagining” of George A. Romero’s classic Night of the Living Dead. The first teaser arrived back in 2015. Today, we have a brand new teaser trailer to share with you. In the film, a tense visit to their family burial site quickly escalates into a fight for survival when brothers Adam and John are randomly attacked by several unknown assailants. Aswan Harris, Rachel Anderson, Alvin Hudson, Bradley Arner, RJ Messenger and Taylor Nelms star. There are several big changes to the original Romero script, including changing the sex of some characters and even the sexual orientation of others, for example in Rebirth Barbra’s character is a man. Check out the images and the teaser trailers below. Be sure to follow the film on Facebook for more.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 28, 2017

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The First Trailer Is Here For ‘The Midnight Man’ Starring Robert Englund And Lin Shaye

Back in 2016, we reported that genre icons Robert Englund (A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise) and Lin Shaye (Insidious franchise) were teaming up for director Travis Zariwny’s The Midnight Man. Now, the trailer has arrived revealing a terrifying supernatural tale that spans decades. Inspired by the video game, the film begins in 1956 and centers on a group of friends playing a game that doesn’t end well for the players. Fast forward to present day when a girl and her friends discover the game in the attic that summons the dark entity known as “The Midnight Man”, who uses their worst fears against them. Emily Haine, Gabrielle Haugh, Summer H. Howell, Callie Lane, Keenan Lehmann, Louise Linton, Michael Sirow, and Luca Villacis co-star with Kyle Strauts playing the Midnight Man. Travis Zariwny penned the script based on Rob Kennedy’s screenplay. Zariwny’s The Midnight Man should not be confused with Aitor Uribarri’s The Midnight Man, starring Ken Foree, whose trailer

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 28, 2017

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