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The Chupacabra (that’s “goat sucker” to you and me, Rusty) has been a cryptozoological legend for decades with some of the first reported attacks occurring in Puerto Rico in the spring of 1995. Since then, there have been dozens of sightings of this cryptid creature. It’s that king of curiosity that will motivate a group of four friends to journey out in search of the elusive sanguine sucker. They meet with resistance, as a park ranger initially tries to shoo them away from their intended destination. But they will not be denied and find their way back into the off limits wilderness area. Along the way they encounter another group of folks, as well as a creepy gas masked biologist. But will they discover their intended quarry – the chupacabra? And if they do, will they live to tell the tale or at least have the footage to prove it? Found footage has become an increasingly popular method of movie
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Warner Bros. Pictures has unveiled the full trailer for Blade Runner 2049, the sequel to Ridley Scott’s 1982, and it is incredible. Directed by Denis Villeneuve (Sicario), the film picks up “thirty years after the events of the first film, a new blade runner, LAPD Officer K (Ryan Gosling), unearths a long-buried secret that has the potential to plunge what is left of society into chaos. K’s discovery leads him on a quest to find Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), a former LAPD blade runner who has been missing for 30 years. Villeneuv will be directing off of the script penned by Michael Green and the original Blade Runner scribe Hampton Fancher. Ridley Scott serves as Execute Producer for this futuristic film. Jared Leto plays the role of the film’s antagonist, co-staring alongside Ana de Armas, Dave Bautista, Robin Wright, Mackenzie Davis, David Dastmalchian, Edward James Olmos, and Lennie James of The Walking Dead. The trailer is dark, elegant, and filled
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Last month the trailer for Spike’s series adaption of Stephen King’s The Mist teased of the human drama we would witness. During the MTV Awards late last night a new bloody trailer aired revealing that terrible creatures lurk in the mist. In the series, the residents of Bridgeville, Maine find themselves engulfed by a foreboding mist containing a myriad of inexplicable and bizarre threats as their humanity is put to the test. The 10 episode series is from Christian Torpe who not only created the series, but also serves as showrunner and executive producer. “Based on a story by Stephen King, THE MIST has been re-imagined for television by Executive Producer and Writer Christian Torpe and produced for Spike by TWC-Dimension Television. Spike’s THE MIST centers around a small town family that is torn apart by a brutal crime. As they deal with the fallout an eerie mist rolls in, suddenly cutting them off from the rest of the world,
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After six years, director Paul Currie’s 2:22 is finally headed for release. In fact, a new action-packed trailer has now arrived. Penned by Todd Stein and Nathan Parker, the film stars Game of Thrones actor Michael Huisman , Teresa Palmer Lights Out), and Sam Reid (Hatfields & McCoys). “New York City air traffic controller Dylan Branson (Huisman) is the embodiment of a guy at the top of his game, until one day at 2:22 pm a blinding flash of light paralyzes him for a few crucial seconds as two passenger planes barely avoid a midair collision. Suspended from his job, Dylan begins to notice the increasingly ominous repetition of sounds and events in his life that happen at exactly the same time every day. An underlying pattern builds, mysteriously drawing him into Grand Central Station every day at 2:22 pm. As he’s drawn into a complex relationship with a beautiful woman who works in an art gallery, Sarah (Palmer), disturbingly
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Okay horror fiends, lock the doors, turn on the lights and prepare yourself for a creepy new trailer for IT. Andy Muschietti’s adaption of Stephen King’s IT, based on the screenplay written by Gary Dauberman, centers on a group of teens, referred to as the “Losers Club”. On a daily basis they face bullies and now a monster that takes the shape of a demented clown known as Pennywise, has arrived in their sleepy little town of Derry Maine. The second will involve the “Losers Club” who have come back to town as adults and must once again face Pennywise. The cast who make up the “Loser’s Club’ includes Jaeden Lieberher (Midnight Special), Finn Wolfhard (Stranger things), Jack Dylan Grazer (Tales of Halloween), Wyatt Oleff (Guardians of the Galaxy), Chosen Jacobs (Hawaii Five-O), and Jeremy Ray Taylor (42). Even though though IT’s release date is still months away (September 8, 2017), Muschietti isn’t wasting any time, filming began on part
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A vacation turns deadly in the first trailer for writer-director Lawrence W. Nelson II’s Beach Massacre at Kill Devil Hills. Co-written by Nelson and John Saunders, this killer flick stars Penthouse Magazine’s Pet of the Year (2009) Taya Parker, Diana Prince (Frankenstein Created Bikers), Christina Schimmel (Capture Kill Release), Rudy Reyes (Generation Kill), Elissa Dowling (We Are Still Here),Sarah French (Zombie Pirates) Dawna Lee Heising (Garden Party Massacre), Chalet Lizette Brannan (Cyborg X), and Ryan Izay (Paulie). When Stacy’s (Taya Parker) abusive ex-husband Jason (Ryan Izay) gets out of prison. She decides to take their daughter Lizzie (Chalet Lizette Brannan) and her four best friends to her parents beach house. Soon their peaceful plans turn into a nightmare. Who will survive the night? No One Left Behind Productions in conjunction with Wicked Monkey Productions, Nelson, and Saunders produced with John Saunders serving as executive producer. Beach Massacre at Kill Devil Hills is set to be released this summer by Green
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The Orchard recently acquired the North American rights to Joachim Trier’s Norwegian supernatural thriller Thelma. Now, the first teaser trailer has arrived. In the film, starring Eili Harboe, Okay Kaya, Ellen Dorrit Petersen and Henrik Rafaelsen, a young woman who while falling in love discovers that she strange powers. The Orchard, who also teamed up with Trier for his previous film Louder Than Bombs, is aiming for a fall theatrical release for Thelma.
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In 1979 Ridley Scott deftly merged the genres of horror and science fiction with his legendary film, Alien. Then 57 years later, Ellen Ripley would face off against the xenomorph threat again – and this time she’d have backup. OK it was actually only 7 years later that Jim Cameron, would continue on where Scott had left off with his sequel, Aliens. And although it’s more of a sci-fi action thriller and less horror, it has a definite place in the franchise and is a classic in its own right. Then there was Alien 3, the fork in the road so to speak. This third installment was left in the hands of rookie director, David Fincher, despite the fact that they didn’t really seem to trust him enough to direct it according to his vision. Fincher cited incessant studio intrusion as the biggest reason he not only couldn’t make the film he wanted, butr was also why he walked off
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From director Andres R. Ramos comes the Swedish horror-thriller Sargad (Wounded). Written by and starring Sarah Giercksky, the film centers on a family whose somber weekend turns into a fight for survival. The film centers on a Elina, a young woman who has driven to a remote cabin with her mother and younger sister to spread the ashes of her father. Soon after their arrival, the women encounter three brothers who turn their weekend into a living hell. Xander Turian, Jesper Hall, Krister “Twizz” Forsberg, Tindra Hedlund, Alicia Henriksson, Oscar Rusanen, and Brigitta Nrodh co-star. After Sargad makes its film festival rounds it will see release later this year by Bloody Fierce Productions, with English subtitles. For regular updates follow the film on Facebook.
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In 1956, Edward D. Wood Jr. began production on a film called Grave Robbers from Space. And even though it had been screened privately at the Carlton Theatre in Los Angeles in March 0f 1957, it wouldn’t be released until July of 1959 under it’s new title, Plan 9 from Outer Space. Over the years it has clawed its way to becoming a cult classic while still being saddled with the dubious honor(?) of being the worst film ever made. Of course over the years it has faced tough competition from films that threaten to overthrow the film from its throne of utter mediocrity. Such films vying for the lowest rung are Ishtar, Gigli, From Justin to Kelly, Grease 2, Glitter and Troll 2. The list could seriously go on and on, but these are these movies are knocking hard at the doors and windows trying to grab that crown. Now what was it that made Plan 9 so bad?
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The Chupacabra (that’s “goat sucker” to you and me, Rusty) has been a cryptozoological legend for decades with some of the first reported attacks occurring in Puerto Rico in the spring of 1995. Since then, there have been dozens of sightings of this cryptid creature. It’s that king of curiosity that will motivate a group of four friends to journey out in search of the elusive sanguine sucker. They meet with resistance, as a park ranger initially tries to shoo them away from their intended destination. But they will not be denied and find their way back into the off limits wilderness area. Along the way they encounter another group of folks, as well as a creepy gas masked biologist. But will they discover their intended quarry – the chupacabra? And if they do, will they live to tell the tale or at least have the footage to prove it? Found footage has become an increasingly popular method of movie
Continue reading →
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Warner Bros. Pictures has unveiled the full trailer for Blade Runner 2049, the sequel to Ridley Scott’s 1982, and it is incredible. Directed by Denis Villeneuve (Sicario), the film picks up “thirty years after the events of the first film, a new blade runner, LAPD Officer K (Ryan Gosling), unearths a long-buried secret that has the potential to plunge what is left of society into chaos. K’s discovery leads him on a quest to find Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), a former LAPD blade runner who has been missing for 30 years. Villeneuv will be directing off of the script penned by Michael Green and the original Blade Runner scribe Hampton Fancher. Ridley Scott serves as Execute Producer for this futuristic film. Jared Leto plays the role of the film’s antagonist, co-staring alongside Ana de Armas, Dave Bautista, Robin Wright, Mackenzie Davis, David Dastmalchian, Edward James Olmos, and Lennie James of The Walking Dead. The trailer is dark, elegant, and filled
Continue reading →
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Last month the trailer for Spike’s series adaption of Stephen King’s The Mist teased of the human drama we would witness. During the MTV Awards late last night a new bloody trailer aired revealing that terrible creatures lurk in the mist. In the series, the residents of Bridgeville, Maine find themselves engulfed by a foreboding mist containing a myriad of inexplicable and bizarre threats as their humanity is put to the test. The 10 episode series is from Christian Torpe who not only created the series, but also serves as showrunner and executive producer. “Based on a story by Stephen King, THE MIST has been re-imagined for television by Executive Producer and Writer Christian Torpe and produced for Spike by TWC-Dimension Television. Spike’s THE MIST centers around a small town family that is torn apart by a brutal crime. As they deal with the fallout an eerie mist rolls in, suddenly cutting them off from the rest of the world,
Continue reading →
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After six years, director Paul Currie’s 2:22 is finally headed for release. In fact, a new action-packed trailer has now arrived. Penned by Todd Stein and Nathan Parker, the film stars Game of Thrones actor Michael Huisman , Teresa Palmer Lights Out), and Sam Reid (Hatfields & McCoys). “New York City air traffic controller Dylan Branson (Huisman) is the embodiment of a guy at the top of his game, until one day at 2:22 pm a blinding flash of light paralyzes him for a few crucial seconds as two passenger planes barely avoid a midair collision. Suspended from his job, Dylan begins to notice the increasingly ominous repetition of sounds and events in his life that happen at exactly the same time every day. An underlying pattern builds, mysteriously drawing him into Grand Central Station every day at 2:22 pm. As he’s drawn into a complex relationship with a beautiful woman who works in an art gallery, Sarah (Palmer), disturbingly
Continue reading →
Trailers
Okay horror fiends, lock the doors, turn on the lights and prepare yourself for a creepy new trailer for IT. Andy Muschietti’s adaption of Stephen King’s IT, based on the screenplay written by Gary Dauberman, centers on a group of teens, referred to as the “Losers Club”. On a daily basis they face bullies and now a monster that takes the shape of a demented clown known as Pennywise, has arrived in their sleepy little town of Derry Maine. The second will involve the “Losers Club” who have come back to town as adults and must once again face Pennywise. The cast who make up the “Loser’s Club’ includes Jaeden Lieberher (Midnight Special), Finn Wolfhard (Stranger things), Jack Dylan Grazer (Tales of Halloween), Wyatt Oleff (Guardians of the Galaxy), Chosen Jacobs (Hawaii Five-O), and Jeremy Ray Taylor (42). Even though though IT’s release date is still months away (September 8, 2017), Muschietti isn’t wasting any time, filming began on part
Continue reading →
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A vacation turns deadly in the first trailer for writer-director Lawrence W. Nelson II’s Beach Massacre at Kill Devil Hills. Co-written by Nelson and John Saunders, this killer flick stars Penthouse Magazine’s Pet of the Year (2009) Taya Parker, Diana Prince (Frankenstein Created Bikers), Christina Schimmel (Capture Kill Release), Rudy Reyes (Generation Kill), Elissa Dowling (We Are Still Here),Sarah French (Zombie Pirates) Dawna Lee Heising (Garden Party Massacre), Chalet Lizette Brannan (Cyborg X), and Ryan Izay (Paulie). When Stacy’s (Taya Parker) abusive ex-husband Jason (Ryan Izay) gets out of prison. She decides to take their daughter Lizzie (Chalet Lizette Brannan) and her four best friends to her parents beach house. Soon their peaceful plans turn into a nightmare. Who will survive the night? No One Left Behind Productions in conjunction with Wicked Monkey Productions, Nelson, and Saunders produced with John Saunders serving as executive producer. Beach Massacre at Kill Devil Hills is set to be released this summer by Green
Continue reading →
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The Orchard recently acquired the North American rights to Joachim Trier’s Norwegian supernatural thriller Thelma. Now, the first teaser trailer has arrived. In the film, starring Eili Harboe, Okay Kaya, Ellen Dorrit Petersen and Henrik Rafaelsen, a young woman who while falling in love discovers that she strange powers. The Orchard, who also teamed up with Trier for his previous film Louder Than Bombs, is aiming for a fall theatrical release for Thelma.
Continue reading →
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In 1979 Ridley Scott deftly merged the genres of horror and science fiction with his legendary film, Alien. Then 57 years later, Ellen Ripley would face off against the xenomorph threat again – and this time she’d have backup. OK it was actually only 7 years later that Jim Cameron, would continue on where Scott had left off with his sequel, Aliens. And although it’s more of a sci-fi action thriller and less horror, it has a definite place in the franchise and is a classic in its own right. Then there was Alien 3, the fork in the road so to speak. This third installment was left in the hands of rookie director, David Fincher, despite the fact that they didn’t really seem to trust him enough to direct it according to his vision. Fincher cited incessant studio intrusion as the biggest reason he not only couldn’t make the film he wanted, butr was also why he walked off
Continue reading →
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From director Andres R. Ramos comes the Swedish horror-thriller Sargad (Wounded). Written by and starring Sarah Giercksky, the film centers on a family whose somber weekend turns into a fight for survival. The film centers on a Elina, a young woman who has driven to a remote cabin with her mother and younger sister to spread the ashes of her father. Soon after their arrival, the women encounter three brothers who turn their weekend into a living hell. Xander Turian, Jesper Hall, Krister “Twizz” Forsberg, Tindra Hedlund, Alicia Henriksson, Oscar Rusanen, and Brigitta Nrodh co-star. After Sargad makes its film festival rounds it will see release later this year by Bloody Fierce Productions, with English subtitles. For regular updates follow the film on Facebook.
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In 1956, Edward D. Wood Jr. began production on a film called Grave Robbers from Space. And even though it had been screened privately at the Carlton Theatre in Los Angeles in March 0f 1957, it wouldn’t be released until July of 1959 under it’s new title, Plan 9 from Outer Space. Over the years it has clawed its way to becoming a cult classic while still being saddled with the dubious honor(?) of being the worst film ever made. Of course over the years it has faced tough competition from films that threaten to overthrow the film from its throne of utter mediocrity. Such films vying for the lowest rung are Ishtar, Gigli, From Justin to Kelly, Grease 2, Glitter and Troll 2. The list could seriously go on and on, but these are these movies are knocking hard at the doors and windows trying to grab that crown. Now what was it that made Plan 9 so bad?
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