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Alyssa Milano stars as an author who must face off against a serial killer in Brazen, out this January on Netflix, from director Monika Mitchell. In the film, based on the novel by Nora Roberts, “when her sister is killed and her double life as a webcam performer is revealed, Grace (Milano) ignores the warnings of a cool-headed detective and gets involved in the case.” Milano stars alongside Sam Page, Colleen Wheeler, Lossen Chambers, Malachi Weir, Barry W. Levy, Paul Morgan, and Matthew Finlan. The script was penned by Suzzete Couture and Donald Martin. Brazen premieres on Netflix on January 13, 2022.
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Netflix is kicking off the new year with a ton of movies and series, including the Korean zombie series “All of Us Are Dead” which premieres later this month. We get our first look at the show in the video announcing its’ premiere date. In the show, starring Lee Yoo-mi and Rich Tang, a zombie virus breaks out inside of a school leaving students fighting to survive and escape. “All of Us Are Dead” is created by Lee JQ, Kim Nam-su, and Chun Sung-il and is based on the digital comic by Dong-Geun that debuted back in 2009. Netflix has been delivering a lot of great Korean projects over the past few years which leaves us hopeful that this will series will follow that trend. Luckily, we don’t have to wait long to find out, “All of Us Are Dead” premieres on January 28, 2022.
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Amazon Prime subscribers can expect many great horror films and thrillers coming to the streaming services this month, including new movies such as Hotel Transylvania: Transromania, and old favorites as well as new series. January 1st 127 Hours Alien Vs. Predator – Requiem (Uncut) Alien Vs. Predator – Requiem Beasts Of The Southern Wild Deja Vu Enemy At The Gates Eve’s Bayou Judge Dredd Predator Sinister Unfaithful The Village The Missing The Accidental Wolf: Season 1 (Topic) January 5th Deadly Detention The Student January 10th Colombiana Colombiana (Unrated) January 14th Hotel Transylvania: Transformania
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To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Tomb Raider franchise, Epic has made three Tomb Raiders games, 2013’s Tomb Raider: Game of the Year Edition, Rise of The Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration, and 2018’s Shadow if the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition. To play the three games, sign up for an Epic Games store account and click the title of the game. They will be available until January 6th. Fans of the gaming and the movie franchise will be happy to learn that there is a sequel in the works to the 2018 film with “Lovecraft Country’s” Misha Green attached to write and direct for MGM. We’ll keep you posted.
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Madmind Studios has released the trailer for their upcoming intense first-person psychological horror game, Paranoid. The game is set in the 80s and tells the story of Patrick Calman, a man whose parents have died and his sister has disappeared under mysterious circumstances. The trauma has triggered Patrick’s psyche to begin to crumble and his apartment has become his prison. When he receives a call from someone that sounds like his sister thirteen years later, he makes the choice to leave his safe haven and hunt for the truth. In the process, he experiences nightmarish events that threaten to destroy what sanity he has left. Paranoid is currently still in development and will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox, and on PC once it’s released, from DSO Gaming.
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Peacock has announced its January releases that include horror movies such as The Descent franchise and the hit movie The Cabin in the Woods, as well as a lot of great thrillers like The Bone Collector starring Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie. Start your free trial today. Horror: The Little Stranger (2018) – Jan 1 Dawn of the Dead (2004) – Jan 1 The Descent (2006) – Jan 1 The Descent Part 2 (2010) – Jan 1 Scream (1996)* – Jan 1 Scream 2 (1997)* – Jan 1 The Cabin in the Woods (2011) – Jan 3 Thrillers: The Bone Collector (1999) – Jan 1 Enough (2002) – Jan 1 Escape Plan (2013) – Jan 1 Gamer (2009) – Jan 1 Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008)* – Jan 1 The Matrix (1999)* – Jan 1 The Matrix Reloaded (2003)* – Jan 1 The Matrix Revolutions (2003)* – Jan 1 Midway (1976) – Jan 1 Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
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Two sisters, the timid, practical Elizabeth (Mary Buss) and artsy free spirit Alma (Ginger Gilmartin), reconnect with their friend, the suave and worldly writer Wesley (Ben Hall), after two decades apart. Over the course of many (bizarre ’70s era) meals (all announced in separate vignettes), the trio catch up… and we delve deeper and deeper into the triangle’s various psychoses while the atmosphere grows ever more like an extended fever dream where a normal relationship drama becomes something that grows completely into a psychotropic soap opera replete with a “love” triangle, strange offspring, and a whole mess of red wine. Let me sum things up a bit early and announce: “Holy fuck did I love Climate of the Hunter!” Set in a Neo-Romanticized Pseudo-Transylvania (all humble cabins sitting among leafless trees under slate grey skies) of sorts, director Mickey Reece (who also co-wrote the film along with John Selvidge) put a fiercely unique spin on the ol’ vampire biz… yup,
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Warner Bros. Home Entertainment provided me with a free copy of the DVD I reviewed in this blog post. The opinions I share are my own. As if you couldn’t guess from the above. our pals over at Warner Bros. Home entertainment have just released a swell collection of George Miller’s entire Mad Max franchise, all on glorious 4K UHD so you can see every dry grain of sand in those barren locales. First up comes 1979’s Mad Max: Just a few minutes into the future, the roads down Australia-way are a complete battleground thanks to psycho criminals doing whatever the fuck they please, traffic laws be damned! One such miscreant, The Nightrider (Vincent Gil) by name, goes on a rampage injuring police and causing major havoc. Enter “Mad” Max Rockatansky (Mel Gibson), number one law enforcement machine… and exit the Nightrider in a rather large explosion. This goes over like a fart in a submarine with Nightrider’s pals; the
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Brilliant filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, whose latest film, Nightmare Alley, has just opened in theaters. The creative genius is not wasting any time and has already moved on to his next project, a stop animation musical adaptation of the 1883 novel, The Adventures of Pinocchio, written by Carlo Collodi. The film is co-directed by Mark Gustafson (“The PJs”) and del Toro, who has teamed up with The Jim Henson Company as well as Netflix Animation for the project. Everyone knows the tale of Pinocchio and everyone knows that story is already a dark one. Del Torro is known for his dark and rich films which makes him the perfect person to make this movie and I’m sure he will find a way to create an even darker side of the tale that centers on a puppet who wants to be a real boy. Del Toro had this to say: [Nightmare Alley and Pinocchio] do have parallels. Obviously, ‘Pinocchio’ has a
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The new prequel series to “Game of Thrones,” “House of the Dragon” has fans excited, but they aren’t the only ones excited about the series, George R.R. Martin, whose novels “GOT” is based on, is psyched. Martin, who has seen the rough cut, has teased that fans won’t be disappointed this time, and after the pathetic finale of “GOT,” that says a lot. On Martin’s blog, he reminds fans that even though there are several Marvel series, a “Lord of the Rings” series and Netflix’s adaptation of Neill Gaiman’s “Sandman,” “House of the Dragon” is at the top of IMDb’s most anticipated pole. He also had this to say: “I am anticipating ‘House of the Dragon’ pretty eagerly myself, for what it’s worth. Okay, I am hardly objective. And I know a lot of what you will be seeing. (I, um, wrote the book). Also … mum’s the word now, don’t tell anyone… I’ve seen a rough cut of the
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Alyssa Milano stars as an author who must face off against a serial killer in Brazen, out this January on Netflix, from director Monika Mitchell. In the film, based on the novel by Nora Roberts, “when her sister is killed and her double life as a webcam performer is revealed, Grace (Milano) ignores the warnings of a cool-headed detective and gets involved in the case.” Milano stars alongside Sam Page, Colleen Wheeler, Lossen Chambers, Malachi Weir, Barry W. Levy, Paul Morgan, and Matthew Finlan. The script was penned by Suzzete Couture and Donald Martin. Brazen premieres on Netflix on January 13, 2022.
Continue reading →
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Netflix is kicking off the new year with a ton of movies and series, including the Korean zombie series “All of Us Are Dead” which premieres later this month. We get our first look at the show in the video announcing its’ premiere date. In the show, starring Lee Yoo-mi and Rich Tang, a zombie virus breaks out inside of a school leaving students fighting to survive and escape. “All of Us Are Dead” is created by Lee JQ, Kim Nam-su, and Chun Sung-il and is based on the digital comic by Dong-Geun that debuted back in 2009. Netflix has been delivering a lot of great Korean projects over the past few years which leaves us hopeful that this will series will follow that trend. Luckily, we don’t have to wait long to find out, “All of Us Are Dead” premieres on January 28, 2022.
Continue reading →
Amazon Prime VideoMoviesNewsStreaming TV
Amazon Prime subscribers can expect many great horror films and thrillers coming to the streaming services this month, including new movies such as Hotel Transylvania: Transromania, and old favorites as well as new series. January 1st 127 Hours Alien Vs. Predator – Requiem (Uncut) Alien Vs. Predator – Requiem Beasts Of The Southern Wild Deja Vu Enemy At The Gates Eve’s Bayou Judge Dredd Predator Sinister Unfaithful The Village The Missing The Accidental Wolf: Season 1 (Topic) January 5th Deadly Detention The Student January 10th Colombiana Colombiana (Unrated) January 14th Hotel Transylvania: Transformania
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To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Tomb Raider franchise, Epic has made three Tomb Raiders games, 2013’s Tomb Raider: Game of the Year Edition, Rise of The Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration, and 2018’s Shadow if the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition. To play the three games, sign up for an Epic Games store account and click the title of the game. They will be available until January 6th. Fans of the gaming and the movie franchise will be happy to learn that there is a sequel in the works to the 2018 film with “Lovecraft Country’s” Misha Green attached to write and direct for MGM. We’ll keep you posted.
Continue reading →
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Madmind Studios has released the trailer for their upcoming intense first-person psychological horror game, Paranoid. The game is set in the 80s and tells the story of Patrick Calman, a man whose parents have died and his sister has disappeared under mysterious circumstances. The trauma has triggered Patrick’s psyche to begin to crumble and his apartment has become his prison. When he receives a call from someone that sounds like his sister thirteen years later, he makes the choice to leave his safe haven and hunt for the truth. In the process, he experiences nightmarish events that threaten to destroy what sanity he has left. Paranoid is currently still in development and will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox, and on PC once it’s released, from DSO Gaming.
Continue reading →
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Peacock has announced its January releases that include horror movies such as The Descent franchise and the hit movie The Cabin in the Woods, as well as a lot of great thrillers like The Bone Collector starring Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie. Start your free trial today. Horror: The Little Stranger (2018) – Jan 1 Dawn of the Dead (2004) – Jan 1 The Descent (2006) – Jan 1 The Descent Part 2 (2010) – Jan 1 Scream (1996)* – Jan 1 Scream 2 (1997)* – Jan 1 The Cabin in the Woods (2011) – Jan 3 Thrillers: The Bone Collector (1999) – Jan 1 Enough (2002) – Jan 1 Escape Plan (2013) – Jan 1 Gamer (2009) – Jan 1 Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008)* – Jan 1 The Matrix (1999)* – Jan 1 The Matrix Reloaded (2003)* – Jan 1 The Matrix Revolutions (2003)* – Jan 1 Midway (1976) – Jan 1 Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesReviews
Two sisters, the timid, practical Elizabeth (Mary Buss) and artsy free spirit Alma (Ginger Gilmartin), reconnect with their friend, the suave and worldly writer Wesley (Ben Hall), after two decades apart. Over the course of many (bizarre ’70s era) meals (all announced in separate vignettes), the trio catch up… and we delve deeper and deeper into the triangle’s various psychoses while the atmosphere grows ever more like an extended fever dream where a normal relationship drama becomes something that grows completely into a psychotropic soap opera replete with a “love” triangle, strange offspring, and a whole mess of red wine. Let me sum things up a bit early and announce: “Holy fuck did I love Climate of the Hunter!” Set in a Neo-Romanticized Pseudo-Transylvania (all humble cabins sitting among leafless trees under slate grey skies) of sorts, director Mickey Reece (who also co-wrote the film along with John Selvidge) put a fiercely unique spin on the ol’ vampire biz… yup,
Continue reading →
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Warner Bros. Home Entertainment provided me with a free copy of the DVD I reviewed in this blog post. The opinions I share are my own. As if you couldn’t guess from the above. our pals over at Warner Bros. Home entertainment have just released a swell collection of George Miller’s entire Mad Max franchise, all on glorious 4K UHD so you can see every dry grain of sand in those barren locales. First up comes 1979’s Mad Max: Just a few minutes into the future, the roads down Australia-way are a complete battleground thanks to psycho criminals doing whatever the fuck they please, traffic laws be damned! One such miscreant, The Nightrider (Vincent Gil) by name, goes on a rampage injuring police and causing major havoc. Enter “Mad” Max Rockatansky (Mel Gibson), number one law enforcement machine… and exit the Nightrider in a rather large explosion. This goes over like a fart in a submarine with Nightrider’s pals; the
Continue reading →
MoviesNetflixNewsStreaming TV
Brilliant filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, whose latest film, Nightmare Alley, has just opened in theaters. The creative genius is not wasting any time and has already moved on to his next project, a stop animation musical adaptation of the 1883 novel, The Adventures of Pinocchio, written by Carlo Collodi. The film is co-directed by Mark Gustafson (“The PJs”) and del Toro, who has teamed up with The Jim Henson Company as well as Netflix Animation for the project. Everyone knows the tale of Pinocchio and everyone knows that story is already a dark one. Del Torro is known for his dark and rich films which makes him the perfect person to make this movie and I’m sure he will find a way to create an even darker side of the tale that centers on a puppet who wants to be a real boy. Del Toro had this to say: [Nightmare Alley and Pinocchio] do have parallels. Obviously, ‘Pinocchio’ has a
Continue reading →
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The new prequel series to “Game of Thrones,” “House of the Dragon” has fans excited, but they aren’t the only ones excited about the series, George R.R. Martin, whose novels “GOT” is based on, is psyched. Martin, who has seen the rough cut, has teased that fans won’t be disappointed this time, and after the pathetic finale of “GOT,” that says a lot. On Martin’s blog, he reminds fans that even though there are several Marvel series, a “Lord of the Rings” series and Netflix’s adaptation of Neill Gaiman’s “Sandman,” “House of the Dragon” is at the top of IMDb’s most anticipated pole. He also had this to say: “I am anticipating ‘House of the Dragon’ pretty eagerly myself, for what it’s worth. Okay, I am hardly objective. And I know a lot of what you will be seeing. (I, um, wrote the book). Also … mum’s the word now, don’t tell anyone… I’ve seen a rough cut of the
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