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Amnesia and Sinister Secrets: Jessica Rothe Stars in Sci-Fi Horror Thriller Affection – Out Now

If you thought reliving the same day in Happy Death Day was stressful, Jessica Rothe’s latest mind-bender makes a time loop look like a walk in the park. Now available on Digital and VOD, Affection is a total, unhinged mind melt of a sci-fi thriller that demands a spot on your watchlist. The trailer alone is creepy as hell—a frantic blur of panic, memory loss, and a deeply sinister mystery waiting to be unlocked. A Total Mind Melt Ellie Carter (Rothe) has a massive problem. She doesn’t recognize the man claiming to be her husband. Her own daughter looks like a stranger, and every single memory of her life has vanished into thin air. To make matters infinitely worse, violent, sudden seizures reset her brain without warning. Trapped in a brutal hellscape where her own mind keeps pressing the factory reset button. Ellie faces a desperate race to uncover the truth before the next blackout wipes the slate clean forever.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 26, 2026

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Spoiler-Free Reviews: Killing Time and Pacific (Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival 2026)

Once again, our coverage of Bucheon International Film Festival (BIFAN) reviews is cowritten by Film Festival Editor Joseph Perry and Guest Contributing Writer Chris Weatherspoon. A man of the world, guest reviewer Chris Weatherspoon has lived in South Korea for “quite a bit.” A huge fan of all cinema, Chris also works locally in the entertainment industry, and knows what he is talking about . . . alright!? Killing Time (South Korea, 2026); review by Chris Weatherspoon Official BIFAN synopsis from program notes written by Kim Hyung-Seok: The popular horror YouTube channel ‘Killing Time’ is forced to shut down after a fatal accident during a live broadcast. Later, in hopes of making a comeback, the channel’s staff plan even more sensational content, this time set in an abandoned psychiatric hospital deep in the mountains. Can they make it through the broadcast without another disaster? Review Director Jang Jun-yeop’s Killing Time opens with unease baked right into the premise: a mysterious

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Joseph Perry

Jul 26, 2026

Ryan Gosling's 'Ghost Rider' Now Possesses a Release Date

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Ryan Gosling Joins the Marvel Universe as Johnny Blaze for New ‘Ghost Rider’ Movie

Get ready to swap the pink leather jacket for a spiked motorcycle vest and a burning skull. Love it or hate it, Ryan Gosling is officially revving his engine for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The New Johnny Blaze Marvel Studios head honcho Kevin Feige took the stage at San Diego Comic-Con’s legendary Hall H to drop the bombshell: the Project Hail Mary star will play Johnny Blaze himself in a brand-new, standalone Ghost Rider movie. To make matters even wilder, the fiery blockbuster will be helmed by “Stranger Things” director Shawn Levy, with a theatrical pitstop scheduled for 2028. Marvel Royalty Levy, of course, is practically Marvel royalty at this point after unleashing the box-office juggernaut Deadpool & Wolverine. The film also marks a quick reunion for Levy and Gosling, who just wrapped production together on Star Wars: Starfighter (landing in theaters May 28, 2027). Apparently, space wasn’t enough—they needed vengeance, too. “I’m having the greatest flashback vibes here, because

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 26, 2026

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You’re Gonna Need a Bigger Coffee Table: ‘Jaws’ Puzzle Lands Just in Time for Shark Week

Let’s be honest. Your annual Shark Week tradition probably involves sitting on the couch, eating snacks, and thanking your lucky stars that an apex predator isn’t currently digesting you. But this year, Cinema Puzzles wants you to put those hands to work. Just in time for television’s favorite week of marine mayhem, the cinematic puzzle brand is dropping officially licensed, premium Jaws jigsaw puzzles. They are the perfect accompaniment to your watch parties—mostly because a jigsaw puzzle is the only thing that can distract you from realizing Amity Island’s mayor really should have closed those beaches. A First-of-Its-Kind Passion Project Cinema Puzzles was founded by Hollywood screenwriter and entrepreneur Michael Elliot—the creative brain behind hits like Brown Sugar and Like Mike. Frustrated by generic landscape puzzles, Elliot launched a brand dedicated to transforming legendary film frames into high-end, collector-grade masterpieces. What makes these pieces worth hunting down? They are collector-grade. They are designed to survive the ultimate tabletop feeding frenzy.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 26, 2026

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Movie Review: Laurin (1989) – Visual Vengeance Blu-ray

In a seaside 19th Century German Village, young Laurin’s (Dóra Szinetár) pappy, Arne (János Derzsi) is shipping out for another long sojourn at sea leaving our heroine with her mother, Flora (Brigitte Karner) and grandmother, Olga (Hédi Temessy). Meanwhile, a sinister cloaked figure stalks the fog-shrouded nights, putting a murder on the local child populace. One such murder is witnessed by Flora, and she ends up six feet under right quick! But has time passes, it becomes ever-more apparent that Laurin can seemingly receive visions from her mother from beyond the grave… visions of not only the face and corpse of her mother herself, but ominous portents such as a black dog and obsidian kite… but will she be able to identify the psycho terrorizing the village?!! Coming from Director Robert Sigl (who also co-wrote the picture along with Ádám Rozgonyi), Laurin is an atmospheric journey into a surreal, and at times sinister, world. While at it’s heart, the film

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Jul 26, 2026

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The Sci-Fi Horror ‘Alien Storm’ Lands on Amazon and Apple TV Featuring WWE Legends

Independent powerhouse Mahal Empire Productions has officially unleashed their latest sci-fi action-horror feature, Alien Storm! Directed by genre veteran Adam Werth (Devil’s Knight, Bermuda Island), this 74-minute thrill ride brings high-stakes survival, practical creature-feature scares, and an explosive ensemble cast right into your living room. What Lurks in the Fog? A billionaire’s extravagant Las Vegas party grinds to a halt when a mysterious fog rolls in—forcing him and his guests into a secret luxury bunker as an extraterrestrial terror closes in. Frank McConnelly (Robert Standley) has it all: wealth, family, success, and a wildly secret obsession with apocalyptic prepping. To celebrate taking his company public, Frank hosts the party of the year at his sprawling Las Vegas estate. The party dies instantly when the President of the United States issues an emergency broadcast: an unexplainable global weather phenomenon is severing all communications worldwide. Minutes later, the power cuts out, and a massive, pitch-black fog bank swallows the mansion. Frank ushers

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 25, 2026

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Eli Roth Serves Up Brain Freezes and Bloodshed at SDCC for ‘Ice Cream Man’

Just when you thought it was safe to listen for the cheerful chime of the neighborhood ice cream truck, Eli Roth is here to ruin your childhood memories all over again. Ahead of its theatrical debut, the splatter master took a deliciously deadly detour through San Diego Comic-Con. He’s promoting his latest horror offering, Ice Cream Man, which scoops its way into theaters nationwide on August 7, 2026. To mark the occasion, Roth invited brave SDCC attendees over to Kansas City BBQ for a photo opp to die for. The event featured the San Diego debut of The Ice Cream Social Massacre Installation. It was conceived by visionary experiential artist Maximillian (the brain behind the famed I Like Scary Movies 3D experience). Fans who survived the installation were treated to brain-freezing desserts and limited-edition swag served straight out of an overhauled, custom truck, a collaboration with Street Freeze. A Recipe for Pure Homicidal Madness Set in a picture-perfect, sun-drenched summer

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 25, 2026

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Spoiler-Free Reviews: Ancestral Beasts and Home Bodies (Fantasia 2026)

Ancestral Beasts (Canada, 2026) Official Synopsis After cutting ties with her toxic sister, Elyse (Morgan Holmstrom) retreats to her rural ancestral home to rebuild her mental health. But a grotesque, centipede-like creature begins to stalk her, a physical manifestation of buried trauma. As it feeds on her emotional turmoil, Elyse must confront the past she tried to escape to save herself and those she loves. Review Morgan Holmstrom is excellent in Ancestral Beasts as Elyse, a Red River Métis woman who goes back to the family home where her mother committed suicide in an attempt to get away from her verbally abusive older sister Nikki (Darla Contois). Writer/director Tim Riedel takes Elyse on a riveting, harrowing journey in which a diabolical creature is a metaphor for mental illness, and Holmstrom nails her character in a role that certainly wouldn’t be easy to play. She portrays the different emotions through which her character goes winningly, and is reason enough to recommend

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Joseph Perry

Jul 25, 2026

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Audible Announces New All-Star Audio Original ‘DRACULA’

Get ready to welcome literature’s most iconic predator into your ears. Audible, Inc. has officially announced a massive, multi-language audio reimagining of Bram Stoker’s masterpiece, Dracula—turning the legendary Gothic tale into a chilling, fully-cast audio experience just in time for Halloween! This isn’t just a standard reading; it’s a global phenomenon. Audible is producing seven distinct, fully localized productions (English, French, German, Italian, Castilian Spanish, LATAM Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese), each boasting an A-list cast. The Star-Studded English Cast The English-language production features a jaw-dropping roster of talent. The program features the voices of Jonathan Bailey (Wicked, Bridgerton) as Dracula, Ella Purnell (Fallout) as Mina, and Maggie Gyllenhaal (The Dark Knight) as Professor Van Helsing. They are joined by Aimee Lou Wood (The White Lotus), Louis Partridge (Enola Holmes), and David Jonsson (Industry). International Lead Casts The international cast features: French: Omar Sy (Lupin) & Deva Cassel Italian: Riccardo Scamarcio & Benedetta Porcaroli German: Matthias Schweighöfer & Jeanne Goursaud Castilian

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 25, 2026

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“The Boys” Stunt Coordinator John Koyama Talks Blood, Brawn, and Emmy Buzz in Our Interview

When it comes to Hollywood stunt work, John Koyama hasn’t just seen it all—he’s probably jumped off it, hit it, crashed into it, or directed it. Known around set simply as “Koy,” the stunt coordinator, director, and actor boasts an eye-watering resume with over 130 film and TV credits to his name. We’re talking massive, multi-million-dollar spectacles: Twisters, Furious 7, Man of Steel, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, Tropic Thunder, Daredevil, and Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon saga. And there’s no sign of him slowing down any time soon (thankfully). Most recently, Koy has been the mastermind keeping the chaos grounded on Prime Video’s ultra-violent superhero hit “The Boys“ and its spinoff “Gen V.” Having already bagged two Emmy wins for his jaw-dropping coordination, he’s currently in the running for a third nomination thanks to his work on the flagship Supe series. I sat down with Koy to break down his legendary career in action, the art of crafting

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 25, 2026

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