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Billy Zane And Vanessa Angel Are Having ‘Trouble Sleeping’

The psychological thriller ‘Trouble Sleeping’ stars Billy Zane, Vanessa Angel, Rick Otto, Ingrid Eskeland, Kale Clauson and Fred Stoller. The film was directed by Robert Adetuyi, ‘Trouble Sleeping’ follows Justin, just cleared by his psychiatrist, as he comes to live with his stepmother and her new husband. It just so happens, in two weeks Justin turns 21 and inherits the family’s country estate, where they are currently living. But Justin’s stepmother and her husband have no intention of letting Justin claim his inheritance. Justin’s stepmom’s husband, Alex, has given permission to a PH.D. student, name August, to stay at the home while she writes a book on Justin’s late father. But August is not who she seems to be. When everyone is under one roof, things get complicated quick.

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Nov 12, 2015
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The Funhouse Massacre Will Descend On Select Theaters November 13th

A group of maniacal serial killers break out of the asylum to have some fun on Halloween in ‘The Funhouse Massacre’. Starring horror legend Robert Englund, Jere Burns, Clint Howard, Scottie Thompson and Courtney Gains and was directed by Andy Palmer . Unfortunately, the movie will not be released in time for Halloween, but will land in select theaters on November 13th. On Halloween night, a group of the US’s most notorious and colorful serial killers escape from Statesville Asylum and descend on a giant funhouse whose theme is based on different reigns of terror. The carnival goers think that the carnage is all part the show, until they become part of the main attraction. The only people left to stop the massacre are a group of collage kids, the local Sheriff and a deputy.

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Nov 11, 2015
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Nina Forever To Be Released Just In Time For Valentine’s Day

The horror-love-story ‘Nina Forever’ will be released just in time for Valentine’s Day, on February 12, via Epic Pictures Group. The film was written and direct by Ben and Chris Blaine. ‘Nina Forever’ has won multiple awards, including Best Debut Director, Most Promising Newcomer and the Best Feature Award from FrightFest. This odd love story stars Fiona O’Shaughnessy (Alexander), Abigail Hardingham (Freak), Cian Barry (Ghost Town), David Troughton (The Interceptor), Elizabeth Elvin (Hot Fuzz) and Bill Holland (Sun Trap). ‘Nina Forever’ follows Holly (Hardingham), as she begins a relationship with Rob, her co-worker. But Rob, is still trying to cope with the death of his previous girlfriend, Nina (O’Shaughnessy). Every time Holly and Rob make love, Nina appears. But Holly is in it for the long haul, she can deal with the dead woman sharing their bed and their lives, if that’s what Rob needs. ‘Nina Forever’ is the perfect alternative to watching a cheesy romantic-comedy on Valentine’s Day.

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Nov 11, 2015
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The Green Inferno’s DVD Release Date Approaching

Eli Roth’s controversial film, ‘The Green Inferno‘, caused a stir in theaters, even making some viewers faint. Soon, we will be able to watch its gory goodness in the comfort of our own homes. On January 5th, you will be able to pick up your copy of the DVD or Blu-ray in local stores or on the net via Universal. The movie follows a group of student activists who are traveling from New York to the Amazon to protect a small tribe from destruction by land developers. When their plane crashes in the jungle they are taken hostage by the very tribe they are trying to protect. The tribe are not the gentle people the students thought they were. Soon, they realize that they are in real danger and that “no good deed goes unpunished”. The group is at the mercy of cannibals. ‘The Green Inferno’ stars ‘Knock Knock’ actress Lorenza Izzo , Ariel Levy (Aftershock), Kirby Bliss Blanton (Project

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Nov 11, 2015
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The Legend Of Mothman To Be Explored In The Found Footage Film Moth

An enthusiastic lecturer and her students travel to Europe in search of the mythology and a hopeful sighting of Mothman, but soon the group is in a fight for survival. Gergo Elekes and Jozsef Gallai co-directed ‘Moth’, written by Gallai and Lidia Szabo. ‘Moth’ stars Jozsef Gallai, Lidia Szabo, Kata Tabori, Balint Egri, Rob Oldfield and Daniel Szabo. The found-footage film will be released sometime in 2016.

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Nov 10, 2015
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Definition Of Fear Scares Up Its First Trailer

Four beautiful girls, spending the weekend at a holiday cabin, discover that they may not be alone. But not every thing is what it seems to be in ‘Definition of Fear’. One of the women want to use the get away to document what happens when fear is created. James Simpson makes his directorial debut with this horror-thriller, which he also wrote. The film stars Jacqueline Fernandez (Brothers) , Katherine Barrell (The Scarehouse), Sean Tucker (Helix), Mercedes Papalia (Smash Cut) and Blythe Hubbard (Rookie Blue). ‘Definition of Fear’ will be out sometime later this year.

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Soon You Will Be Able To Watch ‘The Visit’ From The Comfort Of Your Own Home

Writer/director M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘The Visit’ will make you think twice about spending time with your elder family members. Jason Blum of Blumhouse Productions along with Mark Bienstock (See No Evil 2) serve as producers for ‘The Visit’. Ashwin Rajan (Wayward Pines) and Steven Schneider (Insidious 1 and 2) are labeled as executive producers. Kathryn Hahn (We’re the Millers), Peter McRobbie (Lincoln), Olivia Dejonge (The Sisterhood of Night) and Michelle Rose Domb (Rosewood) star in the twisted film. In ‘The Visit’ Two children arrive at their grandparents’ remote Pennsylvania Farm for a week long visit and soon realize something is very wrong with their grandmother (Deanna Dougan) and grandfather (Peter McRobbie), too bad their mother doesn’t believe them. Their grandfather warns them to stay inside their room with the door shut after 9:30pm at night and to always follow the rules. When the children hear a strange noise outside their door after 10pm they make the mistake of opening the

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First Images From The Possession Film ‘The Crucifixion’

We reported back in September that the filmmaking duo behind ‘The Conjuring’, brothers Chad and Carey Hayes, have a new project under way, titled ‘The Crucifixion’. This supernatural thriller is being directed by Xavier Gens (Hitman) and produced by Peter Safran (The Conjuring) and the Hayes brothers themselves. The film has already begun principle photography in Romania, which should put the it’s release some time in 2016. New images from ‘The Crucifixion’ have now made their way onto the web, and we happen to have them here. The cast of ‘The Crucifixion’ includes ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’ actress Sophie Cookson, Javier Botet (Mama), Alexis Rodney (Guardians of the Galaxy) and Radu Andrei Micu of ‘Dead in Tombstone’, among others. In ‘The Crucifixion’, a priest is jailed after a possessed nun dies during an exorcism. A journalist delves into the story to try to determine what really happened and if the priest killed a mentally ill nun or if she died

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Krampus Gets New Poster And TV Spot

Legendary Pictures in-conjunction with Universal will be unleashing ‘Krampus’ this holiday season. They have just gifted us all with the film’s new poster and the new TV spot. This horror-comedy follows Max, played by Emjay Anthony (Insurgent). The young man has turned his back on Christmas during the holiday, as his family’s dysfunction reaches an all time high. Krampus, an ancient deity who punishes bad children on Christmas, is the exact opposite of lovable Saint Nick. Krampus is unleashed and the bickering family must find a way to work to together if they want to survive. This twisted version of a holiday movie stars ‘Parks and Recreation’ actor Adam Scott, Toni Collette (Hostages), Allison Tolman (Fargo), David Koechner (Anchorman), Conchata Ferrell (Mr. Deeds) and Stefania Owen of ‘The Lovely Bones’. ‘Krampus’ was written by Todd Casey and Michael Dougherty, who also directed the film. I hope you’ve been good, ‘Krampus’ will be coming to town on December 4th.

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New Poster Released For The Boy Starring Lauren Cohan

Lauren Cohan should look familiar, she plays Maggie in the hit TV show ‘The Walking Dead’, she has also starred in ‘Death Race 2′ (2010), Van Wilder (2006) and in the TV shows ‘Supernatural’ and ‘The Vampire Diaries’. Cohan is now stepping into her first lead role in the film ‘The Boy’, from Lakeshore Entertainment and Vertigo Entertainment. We first reported on ‘The Boy’ back in January, today we have the new poster for the film. ‘The Boy’ follows a nanny (Cohan) that is hired to look after an unconventional couple’s life like doll. The couple uses the doll to help them cope with the death of their young son or is it really that simple? The doll is treated as if it was actually their son, he’s fed, read to and tucked in, but there are rules that must be followed. As if the situation wasn’t bizarre enough already, Cohan’s character soon comes to believe that the doll may

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Billy Zane And Vanessa Angel Are Having ‘Trouble Sleeping’

The psychological thriller ‘Trouble Sleeping’ stars Billy Zane, Vanessa Angel, Rick Otto, Ingrid Eskeland, Kale Clauson and Fred Stoller. The film was directed by Robert Adetuyi, ‘Trouble Sleeping’ follows Justin, just cleared by his psychiatrist, as he comes to live with his stepmother and her new husband. It just so happens, in two weeks Justin turns 21 and inherits the family’s country estate, where they are currently living. But Justin’s stepmother and her husband have no intention of letting Justin claim his inheritance. Justin’s stepmom’s husband, Alex, has given permission to a PH.D. student, name August, to stay at the home while she writes a book on Justin’s late father. But August is not who she seems to be. When everyone is under one roof, things get complicated quick.

Continue reading →
Nov 12, 2015
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The Funhouse Massacre Will Descend On Select Theaters November 13th

A group of maniacal serial killers break out of the asylum to have some fun on Halloween in ‘The Funhouse Massacre’. Starring horror legend Robert Englund, Jere Burns, Clint Howard, Scottie Thompson and Courtney Gains and was directed by Andy Palmer . Unfortunately, the movie will not be released in time for Halloween, but will land in select theaters on November 13th. On Halloween night, a group of the US’s most notorious and colorful serial killers escape from Statesville Asylum and descend on a giant funhouse whose theme is based on different reigns of terror. The carnival goers think that the carnage is all part the show, until they become part of the main attraction. The only people left to stop the massacre are a group of collage kids, the local Sheriff and a deputy.

Continue reading →
Nov 11, 2015
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Nina Forever To Be Released Just In Time For Valentine’s Day

The horror-love-story ‘Nina Forever’ will be released just in time for Valentine’s Day, on February 12, via Epic Pictures Group. The film was written and direct by Ben and Chris Blaine. ‘Nina Forever’ has won multiple awards, including Best Debut Director, Most Promising Newcomer and the Best Feature Award from FrightFest. This odd love story stars Fiona O’Shaughnessy (Alexander), Abigail Hardingham (Freak), Cian Barry (Ghost Town), David Troughton (The Interceptor), Elizabeth Elvin (Hot Fuzz) and Bill Holland (Sun Trap). ‘Nina Forever’ follows Holly (Hardingham), as she begins a relationship with Rob, her co-worker. But Rob, is still trying to cope with the death of his previous girlfriend, Nina (O’Shaughnessy). Every time Holly and Rob make love, Nina appears. But Holly is in it for the long haul, she can deal with the dead woman sharing their bed and their lives, if that’s what Rob needs. ‘Nina Forever’ is the perfect alternative to watching a cheesy romantic-comedy on Valentine’s Day.

Continue reading →
Nov 11, 2015
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The Green Inferno’s DVD Release Date Approaching

Eli Roth’s controversial film, ‘The Green Inferno‘, caused a stir in theaters, even making some viewers faint. Soon, we will be able to watch its gory goodness in the comfort of our own homes. On January 5th, you will be able to pick up your copy of the DVD or Blu-ray in local stores or on the net via Universal. The movie follows a group of student activists who are traveling from New York to the Amazon to protect a small tribe from destruction by land developers. When their plane crashes in the jungle they are taken hostage by the very tribe they are trying to protect. The tribe are not the gentle people the students thought they were. Soon, they realize that they are in real danger and that “no good deed goes unpunished”. The group is at the mercy of cannibals. ‘The Green Inferno’ stars ‘Knock Knock’ actress Lorenza Izzo , Ariel Levy (Aftershock), Kirby Bliss Blanton (Project

Continue reading →
Nov 11, 2015
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The Legend Of Mothman To Be Explored In The Found Footage Film Moth

An enthusiastic lecturer and her students travel to Europe in search of the mythology and a hopeful sighting of Mothman, but soon the group is in a fight for survival. Gergo Elekes and Jozsef Gallai co-directed ‘Moth’, written by Gallai and Lidia Szabo. ‘Moth’ stars Jozsef Gallai, Lidia Szabo, Kata Tabori, Balint Egri, Rob Oldfield and Daniel Szabo. The found-footage film will be released sometime in 2016.

Continue reading →
Nov 10, 2015
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Definition Of Fear Scares Up Its First Trailer

Four beautiful girls, spending the weekend at a holiday cabin, discover that they may not be alone. But not every thing is what it seems to be in ‘Definition of Fear’. One of the women want to use the get away to document what happens when fear is created. James Simpson makes his directorial debut with this horror-thriller, which he also wrote. The film stars Jacqueline Fernandez (Brothers) , Katherine Barrell (The Scarehouse), Sean Tucker (Helix), Mercedes Papalia (Smash Cut) and Blythe Hubbard (Rookie Blue). ‘Definition of Fear’ will be out sometime later this year.

Continue reading →
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Soon You Will Be Able To Watch ‘The Visit’ From The Comfort Of Your Own Home

Writer/director M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘The Visit’ will make you think twice about spending time with your elder family members. Jason Blum of Blumhouse Productions along with Mark Bienstock (See No Evil 2) serve as producers for ‘The Visit’. Ashwin Rajan (Wayward Pines) and Steven Schneider (Insidious 1 and 2) are labeled as executive producers. Kathryn Hahn (We’re the Millers), Peter McRobbie (Lincoln), Olivia Dejonge (The Sisterhood of Night) and Michelle Rose Domb (Rosewood) star in the twisted film. In ‘The Visit’ Two children arrive at their grandparents’ remote Pennsylvania Farm for a week long visit and soon realize something is very wrong with their grandmother (Deanna Dougan) and grandfather (Peter McRobbie), too bad their mother doesn’t believe them. Their grandfather warns them to stay inside their room with the door shut after 9:30pm at night and to always follow the rules. When the children hear a strange noise outside their door after 10pm they make the mistake of opening the

Continue reading →
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First Images From The Possession Film ‘The Crucifixion’

We reported back in September that the filmmaking duo behind ‘The Conjuring’, brothers Chad and Carey Hayes, have a new project under way, titled ‘The Crucifixion’. This supernatural thriller is being directed by Xavier Gens (Hitman) and produced by Peter Safran (The Conjuring) and the Hayes brothers themselves. The film has already begun principle photography in Romania, which should put the it’s release some time in 2016. New images from ‘The Crucifixion’ have now made their way onto the web, and we happen to have them here. The cast of ‘The Crucifixion’ includes ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’ actress Sophie Cookson, Javier Botet (Mama), Alexis Rodney (Guardians of the Galaxy) and Radu Andrei Micu of ‘Dead in Tombstone’, among others. In ‘The Crucifixion’, a priest is jailed after a possessed nun dies during an exorcism. A journalist delves into the story to try to determine what really happened and if the priest killed a mentally ill nun or if she died

Continue reading →
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Krampus Gets New Poster And TV Spot

Legendary Pictures in-conjunction with Universal will be unleashing ‘Krampus’ this holiday season. They have just gifted us all with the film’s new poster and the new TV spot. This horror-comedy follows Max, played by Emjay Anthony (Insurgent). The young man has turned his back on Christmas during the holiday, as his family’s dysfunction reaches an all time high. Krampus, an ancient deity who punishes bad children on Christmas, is the exact opposite of lovable Saint Nick. Krampus is unleashed and the bickering family must find a way to work to together if they want to survive. This twisted version of a holiday movie stars ‘Parks and Recreation’ actor Adam Scott, Toni Collette (Hostages), Allison Tolman (Fargo), David Koechner (Anchorman), Conchata Ferrell (Mr. Deeds) and Stefania Owen of ‘The Lovely Bones’. ‘Krampus’ was written by Todd Casey and Michael Dougherty, who also directed the film. I hope you’ve been good, ‘Krampus’ will be coming to town on December 4th.

Continue reading →
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New Poster Released For The Boy Starring Lauren Cohan

Lauren Cohan should look familiar, she plays Maggie in the hit TV show ‘The Walking Dead’, she has also starred in ‘Death Race 2′ (2010), Van Wilder (2006) and in the TV shows ‘Supernatural’ and ‘The Vampire Diaries’. Cohan is now stepping into her first lead role in the film ‘The Boy’, from Lakeshore Entertainment and Vertigo Entertainment. We first reported on ‘The Boy’ back in January, today we have the new poster for the film. ‘The Boy’ follows a nanny (Cohan) that is hired to look after an unconventional couple’s life like doll. The couple uses the doll to help them cope with the death of their young son or is it really that simple? The doll is treated as if it was actually their son, he’s fed, read to and tucked in, but there are rules that must be followed. As if the situation wasn’t bizarre enough already, Cohan’s character soon comes to believe that the doll may

Continue reading →