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Every summer, shark movies arrive, often bringing disappointment with them. I didn’t have high expectations when I pressed play to watch the latest shark movie, The Last Breath. So, was the movie worth diving into? Let’s talk about it. Warning: Mild Spoilers The movie follows a group of old friends reuniting for a Caribbean vacation. Their idyllic reunion takes a horrifying turn when they explore a sunken World War II battleship. What begins as an adventurous dive quickly becomes a desperate fight for survival when a massive great white stalks them as their air runs out. Early in the movie, we are introduced to the six main characters and one supporting character. Noah (Jack Parr) is a scuba instructor. He’s a nice guy who still harbors feelings towards his ex, Sam (Kim Spearman), who arrives with his friends Brett (Alexander Arnold), Logan (Arlo Carter), and Riley (Erin Mullen), who are desperate to explore the sunken ship. Right off to bat,
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After losing the chief suspect in an extensive drug deal (following an absolutely batshit chase sequence that begins with a footrace and ends with a real bang… but more on that later), hot-headed and hard-assed Police Vice-Commissioner Belli (Franco Nero, 1966’s Django) tries to deduce who the new player in Gangland is… a player that does as they please without honor. Additionally the idea of upstart rivals for his business goes over like a fart in a submarine with old school mob boss Cafiero (Fernando Rey, The French Connection), but it’s only a matter of time before there’s a full on Mafia war going on all over town with gangsters getting offed left and right… in increasingly violent fashion. While the bad guy body-count rises, Belli continues to butt heads with his boss, Chief Commissioner Aldo Scavino (James Whitmore, The Shawshank Redemption) while caring for his young daughter, Anita (Stefania Girolami Goodwin, daughter of the picture’s director Enzo G. Castellari)
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The release date for the reimaging of the classic The Crow is approaching. Today, a new clip from the movie to give viewers a taste of what’s to come. The clip sees The Crow arrive at a theater where an opera plays out on stage. He’s on a mission, dropping bodies as he goes. Rupert Sanders (Snow White and the Huntsman) directed from the script written by Zach Baylin and William Schneider. The film promises to honor the spirit of the original while offering a fresh perspective for new generations. The Crow centers on Eric Draven (Bill Skarsgård, IT, Nosferatu) and his soulmate, Shelly Webster (FKA Twigs). Their lives are tragically cut short by a brutal act of violence. Eric returns, transformed into The Crow, a vengeful entity transcending the boundaries between the living and the dead. Skarsgård and Twigs star alongside a talented supporting cast featuring Danny Huston, Laura Birn, Jordan Bolger, Isabella Wei, and Sami Bouajila. The Crow
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We’ve got three new clips from the thriller Blink Twice ahead of its highly anticipated release this August. Each clip will give you a taste of the chills and thrills to come in this star-studded thriller. Hot off the heels of his hit appearance as Gambit in Deadpool & Wolverine, Channing Tatum stars alongside Master of None actress Naomi Ackie. In Blink Twice, a waitress, Frida (Ackie), is swept off her feet by the handsome tech magnate and playboy Slater King (Tatum). She heads to his exotic private island along with her best friend, where his friends await a reunion. However, their trip quickly takes a dark turn as Frida uncovers a sinister secret hidden beneath the surface of paradise. Soon, she finds herself fighting to survive. Directed by Zoë Kravitz in her feature film debut, Blink Twice features a star-studded cast including Kyle MacLachlan, Adria Arjona, and Alia Shawkat. Geena Davis, Haley Joel Osment, Christian Slater, and Simon Rex
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Halloween is getting closer. You can almost smell the pumpkin spice in the air. Today, we’ve got something special for you that will make your Halloween out of this world! Our friends over at HalloweenCostumes.com have just released another killer item. Fans of the Alien franchise will be amazed by HalloweenCostumes.com’s new collector-grade Xenomorph mask! The mask, officially licensed and made by Distortions Unlimited, is based on their original H.R. Giger sculpted mask. This detailed mask, measuring 32 1/2 inch x 15 1/2 , was designed and created by the Made By Us team and inspired by the terrifying hunters who skulk around errant mining ships. Latex and vacuform combine to create the classic xenomorph look with just a hint of a black sheen. Use it to create a truly terrifying costume, or use it to create an amazing display that any Alien fan would drool over. Order your Xenomorph mask now! Looking for more spooky and terrifying Halloween costumes,
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After nearly a decade, the iconic horror franchise Final Destination is set to return with a bang. The sixth installment, Final Destination: Bloodlines, has now been confirmed for a theatrical release, including IMAX screenings. A home release will follow. The long-awaited sequel, directed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein, promises a fresh take. It is shaping up to be a thrilling addition to the franchise. Creator Jeffrey Reddick has teased that Final Destination 6 will explore a new dimension of the franchise and offer fans a unique and chilling experience. Specific details remain shrouded in mystery, but Reddick’s comments suggest a departure from the established formula, promising to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. “This film dives into the film in such a unique way that it attacks it from a different angle so you don’t feel like, ‘Oh, there’s an amazing setup, and then there’s gonna be one wrinkle that can potentially save you, all that
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Get ready to be terrified with the new horror game Lurch, the highly anticipated 4-player co-op horror game from Bartic Studios, which will launch this August. In Lurch, you and your friends are trapped in a haunted house filled with terrifying secrets and demonic entities. To survive the night, you must work together to solve intricate puzzles and uncover the escape route. But beware, as the demon’s presence grows stronger with each step, creating a heart-pounding atmosphere of fear and uncertainty. Immerse yourself in a haunting world filled with spine-chilling visuals and bone-rattling sound effects. The adaptive AI demons will keep you on edge as they constantly evolve their tactics based on your actions, ensuring no two playthroughs are the same. Can you and your friends conquer your fears and escape the haunted house? Find out when Lurch is unleashed on August 29, 2024. Wishlist the game now on Steam.
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Yesterday, we reported that Evil Dead Rise star Lily Sullivan has signed on to star in the upcoming horror movie SOULM8TE. Today, we have learned that David Rysdahl has been cast opposite Sullivan in the film set in the M3GAN universe. Rysdahl will portray a man grappling with losing his wife and turning to artificial intelligence for solace. The story follows a grieving widower seeking solace after his wife with an AI android companion. However, his attempt to create a perfect partner takes a nightmarish turn as the bot transforms and becomes deadly. The film, directed by Kate Dolan, blends the suspenseful atmosphere of classic 90s thrillers with a modern technological twist. Rysahl’s character’s dive into artificial companionship promises a chilling exploration of grief, isolation, and the blurred lines between humans and machines. Known for his roles in “Fargo,” Oppenheimer, and “Black Mirror,” David Rysahl brings a compelling presence to the project. His portrayal of a man seeking connection in
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James Wan, behind franchises like Saw and The Conjuring, is currently in talks to dive into the depths of Universal’s classic monster universe and direct a new take on the iconic 1954 classic horror film Creature from the Black Lagoon. Wan and his production company, Atomic Monster, are behind the remake of the 1954 horror classic. Wan aims to create a grounded and visceral reimagining of the classic tale while honoring the original’s atmosphere and iconic Creature. There has been a history of failed attempts to revive the Creature from the Black Lagoon, including efforts by John Landis, John Carpenter, and Ivan Reitman. However, Guillermo del Toro’s loose adaptation, The Shape of Water, was a hit, winning two Oscars. The original film sees a strange prehistoric beast lurking in the depths of the Amazonian jungle. A group of scientists try to capture the animal and bring it back to civilization for study. The reimagining is not the only project James
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A lil’ disclaimer before we start… I have worked with at least 3 people (after seeing the credits it’s more) that are in or have worked on this film on projects of my own. It won’t influence my review, but if that turns you off and you skip this review, I get it. Moving on… Cocaine Werewolf begins the only way it could, with a lady propositioning a werewolf for sex… oral sex no less… oh, and it’s a case of mistaken identity. After that the werewolf interrupts some drug cartel biz, before putting the bite on a stranded stock broker named Jack (Brice Kennedy) who examines the aftermath and is delighted to find multiple bags of cocaine. Said businessman then transforms into another werewolf… but a werewolf with a drug habit… a habit which allows him to transform anytime he takes a snort in human form. Now a regular werewolf is one thing to contend with, but one that
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Every summer, shark movies arrive, often bringing disappointment with them. I didn’t have high expectations when I pressed play to watch the latest shark movie, The Last Breath. So, was the movie worth diving into? Let’s talk about it. Warning: Mild Spoilers The movie follows a group of old friends reuniting for a Caribbean vacation. Their idyllic reunion takes a horrifying turn when they explore a sunken World War II battleship. What begins as an adventurous dive quickly becomes a desperate fight for survival when a massive great white stalks them as their air runs out. Early in the movie, we are introduced to the six main characters and one supporting character. Noah (Jack Parr) is a scuba instructor. He’s a nice guy who still harbors feelings towards his ex, Sam (Kim Spearman), who arrives with his friends Brett (Alexander Arnold), Logan (Arlo Carter), and Riley (Erin Mullen), who are desperate to explore the sunken ship. Right off to bat,
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After losing the chief suspect in an extensive drug deal (following an absolutely batshit chase sequence that begins with a footrace and ends with a real bang… but more on that later), hot-headed and hard-assed Police Vice-Commissioner Belli (Franco Nero, 1966’s Django) tries to deduce who the new player in Gangland is… a player that does as they please without honor. Additionally the idea of upstart rivals for his business goes over like a fart in a submarine with old school mob boss Cafiero (Fernando Rey, The French Connection), but it’s only a matter of time before there’s a full on Mafia war going on all over town with gangsters getting offed left and right… in increasingly violent fashion. While the bad guy body-count rises, Belli continues to butt heads with his boss, Chief Commissioner Aldo Scavino (James Whitmore, The Shawshank Redemption) while caring for his young daughter, Anita (Stefania Girolami Goodwin, daughter of the picture’s director Enzo G. Castellari)
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The release date for the reimaging of the classic The Crow is approaching. Today, a new clip from the movie to give viewers a taste of what’s to come. The clip sees The Crow arrive at a theater where an opera plays out on stage. He’s on a mission, dropping bodies as he goes. Rupert Sanders (Snow White and the Huntsman) directed from the script written by Zach Baylin and William Schneider. The film promises to honor the spirit of the original while offering a fresh perspective for new generations. The Crow centers on Eric Draven (Bill Skarsgård, IT, Nosferatu) and his soulmate, Shelly Webster (FKA Twigs). Their lives are tragically cut short by a brutal act of violence. Eric returns, transformed into The Crow, a vengeful entity transcending the boundaries between the living and the dead. Skarsgård and Twigs star alongside a talented supporting cast featuring Danny Huston, Laura Birn, Jordan Bolger, Isabella Wei, and Sami Bouajila. The Crow
Continue reading →
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We’ve got three new clips from the thriller Blink Twice ahead of its highly anticipated release this August. Each clip will give you a taste of the chills and thrills to come in this star-studded thriller. Hot off the heels of his hit appearance as Gambit in Deadpool & Wolverine, Channing Tatum stars alongside Master of None actress Naomi Ackie. In Blink Twice, a waitress, Frida (Ackie), is swept off her feet by the handsome tech magnate and playboy Slater King (Tatum). She heads to his exotic private island along with her best friend, where his friends await a reunion. However, their trip quickly takes a dark turn as Frida uncovers a sinister secret hidden beneath the surface of paradise. Soon, she finds herself fighting to survive. Directed by Zoë Kravitz in her feature film debut, Blink Twice features a star-studded cast including Kyle MacLachlan, Adria Arjona, and Alia Shawkat. Geena Davis, Haley Joel Osment, Christian Slater, and Simon Rex
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Halloween is getting closer. You can almost smell the pumpkin spice in the air. Today, we’ve got something special for you that will make your Halloween out of this world! Our friends over at HalloweenCostumes.com have just released another killer item. Fans of the Alien franchise will be amazed by HalloweenCostumes.com’s new collector-grade Xenomorph mask! The mask, officially licensed and made by Distortions Unlimited, is based on their original H.R. Giger sculpted mask. This detailed mask, measuring 32 1/2 inch x 15 1/2 , was designed and created by the Made By Us team and inspired by the terrifying hunters who skulk around errant mining ships. Latex and vacuform combine to create the classic xenomorph look with just a hint of a black sheen. Use it to create a truly terrifying costume, or use it to create an amazing display that any Alien fan would drool over. Order your Xenomorph mask now! Looking for more spooky and terrifying Halloween costumes,
Continue reading →
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After nearly a decade, the iconic horror franchise Final Destination is set to return with a bang. The sixth installment, Final Destination: Bloodlines, has now been confirmed for a theatrical release, including IMAX screenings. A home release will follow. The long-awaited sequel, directed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein, promises a fresh take. It is shaping up to be a thrilling addition to the franchise. Creator Jeffrey Reddick has teased that Final Destination 6 will explore a new dimension of the franchise and offer fans a unique and chilling experience. Specific details remain shrouded in mystery, but Reddick’s comments suggest a departure from the established formula, promising to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. “This film dives into the film in such a unique way that it attacks it from a different angle so you don’t feel like, ‘Oh, there’s an amazing setup, and then there’s gonna be one wrinkle that can potentially save you, all that
Continue reading →
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Get ready to be terrified with the new horror game Lurch, the highly anticipated 4-player co-op horror game from Bartic Studios, which will launch this August. In Lurch, you and your friends are trapped in a haunted house filled with terrifying secrets and demonic entities. To survive the night, you must work together to solve intricate puzzles and uncover the escape route. But beware, as the demon’s presence grows stronger with each step, creating a heart-pounding atmosphere of fear and uncertainty. Immerse yourself in a haunting world filled with spine-chilling visuals and bone-rattling sound effects. The adaptive AI demons will keep you on edge as they constantly evolve their tactics based on your actions, ensuring no two playthroughs are the same. Can you and your friends conquer your fears and escape the haunted house? Find out when Lurch is unleashed on August 29, 2024. Wishlist the game now on Steam.
Continue reading →
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Yesterday, we reported that Evil Dead Rise star Lily Sullivan has signed on to star in the upcoming horror movie SOULM8TE. Today, we have learned that David Rysdahl has been cast opposite Sullivan in the film set in the M3GAN universe. Rysdahl will portray a man grappling with losing his wife and turning to artificial intelligence for solace. The story follows a grieving widower seeking solace after his wife with an AI android companion. However, his attempt to create a perfect partner takes a nightmarish turn as the bot transforms and becomes deadly. The film, directed by Kate Dolan, blends the suspenseful atmosphere of classic 90s thrillers with a modern technological twist. Rysahl’s character’s dive into artificial companionship promises a chilling exploration of grief, isolation, and the blurred lines between humans and machines. Known for his roles in “Fargo,” Oppenheimer, and “Black Mirror,” David Rysahl brings a compelling presence to the project. His portrayal of a man seeking connection in
Continue reading →
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James Wan, behind franchises like Saw and The Conjuring, is currently in talks to dive into the depths of Universal’s classic monster universe and direct a new take on the iconic 1954 classic horror film Creature from the Black Lagoon. Wan and his production company, Atomic Monster, are behind the remake of the 1954 horror classic. Wan aims to create a grounded and visceral reimagining of the classic tale while honoring the original’s atmosphere and iconic Creature. There has been a history of failed attempts to revive the Creature from the Black Lagoon, including efforts by John Landis, John Carpenter, and Ivan Reitman. However, Guillermo del Toro’s loose adaptation, The Shape of Water, was a hit, winning two Oscars. The original film sees a strange prehistoric beast lurking in the depths of the Amazonian jungle. A group of scientists try to capture the animal and bring it back to civilization for study. The reimagining is not the only project James
Continue reading →
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A lil’ disclaimer before we start… I have worked with at least 3 people (after seeing the credits it’s more) that are in or have worked on this film on projects of my own. It won’t influence my review, but if that turns you off and you skip this review, I get it. Moving on… Cocaine Werewolf begins the only way it could, with a lady propositioning a werewolf for sex… oral sex no less… oh, and it’s a case of mistaken identity. After that the werewolf interrupts some drug cartel biz, before putting the bite on a stranded stock broker named Jack (Brice Kennedy) who examines the aftermath and is delighted to find multiple bags of cocaine. Said businessman then transforms into another werewolf… but a werewolf with a drug habit… a habit which allows him to transform anytime he takes a snort in human form. Now a regular werewolf is one thing to contend with, but one that
Continue reading →
