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Dystopian Films has unleashed the trailer and artwork for chapter one of The United States of Horror, an anthology of short horror films from every single state in the USA. Curated by the team behind Amazon Prime vampire show “Age of The Living Dead“ and the holiday horror slashers Once Upon a Time at Christmas and The Nights Before Christmas, The United States of Horror spans three chapters narrated by Hellraiser‘s Pinhead himself, Doug Bradley. Each Chapter is comprised of exciting and terrifying shorts by the very best up-and-coming filmmakers across the USA. Dystopian Films’ Simon Phillips said “This is a personal passion project for us – we love the horror genre so much and the horror community is like no other! I want to ensure that this trilogy is something bigger than the sum of its parts, and we look forward to scaring people in a non-pandemic way later this year.” Chapter one will be released in October 2021,
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The horror documentary franchise In Search of Darkness, the ultimate series on horror in the 80s, already features over eight hours about one of the best decades of horror. Now, a new installment has been announced via Twitter which will turn the franchise into a trilogy. The first documentary was released in 2019 and explored ’80s horror movies through the perspective of the actors, directors, producers, and the SFX people who made them, as well as their impact on cinema. Directed by David A. Weiner, the documentary features horror icons such as John Carpenter, Larry Cohen, Tom Atkins, Doug Bradley, and many more. The next film was released in 2020 and dives deeper into the practical effects of the decade and has interviews from genre icons and industry experts alongside the original cast. There are no details yet on what this installment will focus on or when it might be released, but let’s be honest, there are so many amazing
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Affable, nonchalant, and totally sleepy-AF Hercules (Reg Park, in his debut in the role) sets sail (along with his son Hylas… who looks to be the same age as our star, and Timoteo the comedy-relief dwarf… who at the least is considerably shorter than our star) and to find out why the skies of Greece are occasionally redder than a baboon’s ass. One nasty storm later, and our heroes find themselves on an island where women are fused with stone walls, and within seconds Hercules has to tangle with a snake, a lion, a vulture, and a lizard man… like every other Tuesday. Anyway, Herc soon finds himself at the bee-hived mercy of Antinea the Queen of Atlantis (Fay Spain) who is making a race of eyebrow-less Aryan super-men thanks to a magic rock (which contains the blood of Uranus, which will undoubtedly prove to be a real pain in the ass)… do you people reading these things ever stop
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Jonestown Films and Studio 605 Films have unveiled the first look at the upcoming Halloween set horror movie, They See You from director Tory Jones (The Wicked One, Angel) and Executive Producer, Chris Gierowski (The Wicked One, HEAD). It’s very much inspired by classic coming of age movies that we know and love. The story is a witty, fun, spooky ride that doesn’t take itself too seriously and will have people laughing one minute and jumping out of their seat scared the next.” – co-writer and director Tory Jones,states. In the film, three outcast brothers steal a mysterious board on Halloween and unknowingly unleash a horde of ghouls from another dimension onto their hometown.“I know Tory’s goal was to make a Halloween version of Jumanji and we are super excited for people to see it!” Says Chris Gierowski, Executive Producer. The film stars newcomers Lloyd White, Jack Gross, and Jace Carson. as well as Jason Crow (The legend of Wasco,
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Odds are you’ve heard about the 1978 movie Faces of Death. Like many movies of our youth, Faces of Death is now getting a reboot that will kick off a new franchise. Billed as a documentary, it shocked and horrified viewers, featuring supposed real deaths, autopsies, and scenes of gore, and bizarre events, up close in clips from around the world. In reality, the majority of the deaths were staged, but the movie, written and directed by John Allen Schwarts, still managed to build a cult following even after it was banned in countries around the world, leaving people desperate to get their hands on a copy of the VHS. Isa Mazzei and Daniel Goldhaber, the duo behind 2018’s thriller Cam will be reuniting for the reboot with Mazzei writing and Goldhaber directing. Legendary Entertainment has acquired the rights and will be behind the new movie, THR reports. Odds are you’ve heard of them too. Legendary is behind movies such
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If you are in the mood for something decidedly different and altogether intriguing, give writer/director Alexander Roman’s neo-noir mystery The Black Market: San Francisco (ASMR) a whirl. It’s a modern take on classic mysteries using autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) elements to engage viewers deeper into the proceedings. Besides offering what the store name promises, San Francisco business O’Hara’s Art Gallery & Rare Books also sidelines in hot items and organ transplants. Elsa (Christina Ros) is the face of the retail business, and works the behind-the-scenes illegal businesses with Jess (Stevie Vallejo) and Ava (Max Reeves). When Jess’s father, ringleader Boss Joe (David L. Klein), finds himself needing an organ transplant quickly, he finds it isn’t easy locating a donor as forces work against him. Side plots include a retired judge turned writer and someone he sentenced to jail time, and a detective suspicious of the goings-on at the bookstore who takes a personal interest in Elsa. Briefly, ASMR is
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The upcoming new installment of the Paranormal Activity franchise will be skipping theaters and heading straight to Paramount+. Directed by William Eubank (Underwater) is in the director’s chair for the sequel written by Christopher Landon, the man behind Paranormal Activity II, III, and IV, Happy Death Day and Freaky, which was released earlier this year. Paranormal Activity‘s Oren Peli and Jason Blum are producing. Details are being kept quiet, but the movie has been described as “an unexpected retooling” of the franchise and will continue the tradition of the franchise’s found-footage style the began with the first film, released in 2007. Set to be released later this year, the film stars Emily Bader, Dan Lippert, Roland Buck III, and Henry Ayres-Brown. We’ll keep you posted. In the meantime, you can watch the Paranormal Activity franchise now on Paramount+. Sign up now for a free 7-day trial or for a monthly membership for $5.99. The franchise is also streaming on Prime.
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The trailer is for The Devil’s Child (aka Diavlo) ahead of its release this May, teasing a chilling film with fantastic special effects. When a young nurse takes on the care of an old sickly man she has no warning that he has dark secrets and dark powers, not knowing that she is linked to the family. As she draws closer to the man in the dark gothic manor, secrets come to light as he begins to plague her nightmares. Maria Camila Pérez, Germán Naranjo, Marvens Paissano, and Fiona Horsey star in this dark supernatural thriller written and directed by David Bohórquez (The Banished) who produces along with Katherine Dia. The Devil’s Child will be unleashed on May 7, 2021, from Vertical Entertainment.
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Horror anthologies are big right now with several movies and series being released this year. Craig MacNeill who brought us series like “The Twilight Zone” and “Castle Rock” and Clay Chapman, who teamed up with MacNeill for the SXSW hit The Boy (pictured), have teamed up once again, this time with Jonathan Nolan & Lisa Joy’s Kilter Films for the genre anthology series “Unkown” that will show on Amazon, Deadline reports. & “Unknown” is a psychological horror anthology series that plunges into the corners of the American landscape, probing the intersection of folklore and our bloody history of true crime.” Expected to tackle a different story each season, “Unkown‘s” first season centers on an estranged brother and sister who return to the infamous Texas Killings Fields, only to encounter a dark spirit that inhabits the land from their childhood. The Texas Killing Fields is the true-crime part of the story. Located along Interstate Highway 45, the strip of land that
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Daniel Ferrands, the director of Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, is back with his new true crime film American Boogeyman, the story of the detective and FBI profiler who hunted serial killer Ted Bundy. Chad Michael Murray, who starred in Warner Bros’ 2005 House of Wax remake, The Haunting in Connecticut: Ghosts of Georgia, and the CW’s “Riverdale,” will star as the serial killer Ted Bundy, ScreenDaily reports. Murray will star alongside Lin Shaye (Insidious, The Grudge) and Holland Roden (Sony’s Escape Room 2, MTV’s Teen Wolf). “Set in a gritty and decadent 1970s America, American Boogeyman follows the elusive and charming killer and the manhunt that brought him to justice involving the detective and the FBI rookie who coined the phrase ‘serial killer’.” Farrands is also behind several other true-crime films including The Amityville Murders, The Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson, and 2019’s The Haunting of Sharon Tate. Voltage Pictures has worldwide rights to the thriller. Fathom Events
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Dystopian Films has unleashed the trailer and artwork for chapter one of The United States of Horror, an anthology of short horror films from every single state in the USA. Curated by the team behind Amazon Prime vampire show “Age of The Living Dead“ and the holiday horror slashers Once Upon a Time at Christmas and The Nights Before Christmas, The United States of Horror spans three chapters narrated by Hellraiser‘s Pinhead himself, Doug Bradley. Each Chapter is comprised of exciting and terrifying shorts by the very best up-and-coming filmmakers across the USA. Dystopian Films’ Simon Phillips said “This is a personal passion project for us – we love the horror genre so much and the horror community is like no other! I want to ensure that this trilogy is something bigger than the sum of its parts, and we look forward to scaring people in a non-pandemic way later this year.” Chapter one will be released in October 2021,
Continue reading →
DocumentariesMoviesNews
The horror documentary franchise In Search of Darkness, the ultimate series on horror in the 80s, already features over eight hours about one of the best decades of horror. Now, a new installment has been announced via Twitter which will turn the franchise into a trilogy. The first documentary was released in 2019 and explored ’80s horror movies through the perspective of the actors, directors, producers, and the SFX people who made them, as well as their impact on cinema. Directed by David A. Weiner, the documentary features horror icons such as John Carpenter, Larry Cohen, Tom Atkins, Doug Bradley, and many more. The next film was released in 2020 and dives deeper into the practical effects of the decade and has interviews from genre icons and industry experts alongside the original cast. There are no details yet on what this installment will focus on or when it might be released, but let’s be honest, there are so many amazing
Continue reading →
ForeignMoviesReviews
Affable, nonchalant, and totally sleepy-AF Hercules (Reg Park, in his debut in the role) sets sail (along with his son Hylas… who looks to be the same age as our star, and Timoteo the comedy-relief dwarf… who at the least is considerably shorter than our star) and to find out why the skies of Greece are occasionally redder than a baboon’s ass. One nasty storm later, and our heroes find themselves on an island where women are fused with stone walls, and within seconds Hercules has to tangle with a snake, a lion, a vulture, and a lizard man… like every other Tuesday. Anyway, Herc soon finds himself at the bee-hived mercy of Antinea the Queen of Atlantis (Fay Spain) who is making a race of eyebrow-less Aryan super-men thanks to a magic rock (which contains the blood of Uranus, which will undoubtedly prove to be a real pain in the ass)… do you people reading these things ever stop
Continue reading →
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Jonestown Films and Studio 605 Films have unveiled the first look at the upcoming Halloween set horror movie, They See You from director Tory Jones (The Wicked One, Angel) and Executive Producer, Chris Gierowski (The Wicked One, HEAD). It’s very much inspired by classic coming of age movies that we know and love. The story is a witty, fun, spooky ride that doesn’t take itself too seriously and will have people laughing one minute and jumping out of their seat scared the next.” – co-writer and director Tory Jones,states. In the film, three outcast brothers steal a mysterious board on Halloween and unknowingly unleash a horde of ghouls from another dimension onto their hometown.“I know Tory’s goal was to make a Halloween version of Jumanji and we are super excited for people to see it!” Says Chris Gierowski, Executive Producer. The film stars newcomers Lloyd White, Jack Gross, and Jace Carson. as well as Jason Crow (The legend of Wasco,
Continue reading →
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Odds are you’ve heard about the 1978 movie Faces of Death. Like many movies of our youth, Faces of Death is now getting a reboot that will kick off a new franchise. Billed as a documentary, it shocked and horrified viewers, featuring supposed real deaths, autopsies, and scenes of gore, and bizarre events, up close in clips from around the world. In reality, the majority of the deaths were staged, but the movie, written and directed by John Allen Schwarts, still managed to build a cult following even after it was banned in countries around the world, leaving people desperate to get their hands on a copy of the VHS. Isa Mazzei and Daniel Goldhaber, the duo behind 2018’s thriller Cam will be reuniting for the reboot with Mazzei writing and Goldhaber directing. Legendary Entertainment has acquired the rights and will be behind the new movie, THR reports. Odds are you’ve heard of them too. Legendary is behind movies such
Continue reading →
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If you are in the mood for something decidedly different and altogether intriguing, give writer/director Alexander Roman’s neo-noir mystery The Black Market: San Francisco (ASMR) a whirl. It’s a modern take on classic mysteries using autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) elements to engage viewers deeper into the proceedings. Besides offering what the store name promises, San Francisco business O’Hara’s Art Gallery & Rare Books also sidelines in hot items and organ transplants. Elsa (Christina Ros) is the face of the retail business, and works the behind-the-scenes illegal businesses with Jess (Stevie Vallejo) and Ava (Max Reeves). When Jess’s father, ringleader Boss Joe (David L. Klein), finds himself needing an organ transplant quickly, he finds it isn’t easy locating a donor as forces work against him. Side plots include a retired judge turned writer and someone he sentenced to jail time, and a detective suspicious of the goings-on at the bookstore who takes a personal interest in Elsa. Briefly, ASMR is
Continue reading →
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The upcoming new installment of the Paranormal Activity franchise will be skipping theaters and heading straight to Paramount+. Directed by William Eubank (Underwater) is in the director’s chair for the sequel written by Christopher Landon, the man behind Paranormal Activity II, III, and IV, Happy Death Day and Freaky, which was released earlier this year. Paranormal Activity‘s Oren Peli and Jason Blum are producing. Details are being kept quiet, but the movie has been described as “an unexpected retooling” of the franchise and will continue the tradition of the franchise’s found-footage style the began with the first film, released in 2007. Set to be released later this year, the film stars Emily Bader, Dan Lippert, Roland Buck III, and Henry Ayres-Brown. We’ll keep you posted. In the meantime, you can watch the Paranormal Activity franchise now on Paramount+. Sign up now for a free 7-day trial or for a monthly membership for $5.99. The franchise is also streaming on Prime.
Continue reading →
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The trailer is for The Devil’s Child (aka Diavlo) ahead of its release this May, teasing a chilling film with fantastic special effects. When a young nurse takes on the care of an old sickly man she has no warning that he has dark secrets and dark powers, not knowing that she is linked to the family. As she draws closer to the man in the dark gothic manor, secrets come to light as he begins to plague her nightmares. Maria Camila Pérez, Germán Naranjo, Marvens Paissano, and Fiona Horsey star in this dark supernatural thriller written and directed by David Bohórquez (The Banished) who produces along with Katherine Dia. The Devil’s Child will be unleashed on May 7, 2021, from Vertical Entertainment.
Continue reading →
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Horror anthologies are big right now with several movies and series being released this year. Craig MacNeill who brought us series like “The Twilight Zone” and “Castle Rock” and Clay Chapman, who teamed up with MacNeill for the SXSW hit The Boy (pictured), have teamed up once again, this time with Jonathan Nolan & Lisa Joy’s Kilter Films for the genre anthology series “Unkown” that will show on Amazon, Deadline reports. & “Unknown” is a psychological horror anthology series that plunges into the corners of the American landscape, probing the intersection of folklore and our bloody history of true crime.” Expected to tackle a different story each season, “Unkown‘s” first season centers on an estranged brother and sister who return to the infamous Texas Killings Fields, only to encounter a dark spirit that inhabits the land from their childhood. The Texas Killing Fields is the true-crime part of the story. Located along Interstate Highway 45, the strip of land that
Continue reading →
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Daniel Ferrands, the director of Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, is back with his new true crime film American Boogeyman, the story of the detective and FBI profiler who hunted serial killer Ted Bundy. Chad Michael Murray, who starred in Warner Bros’ 2005 House of Wax remake, The Haunting in Connecticut: Ghosts of Georgia, and the CW’s “Riverdale,” will star as the serial killer Ted Bundy, ScreenDaily reports. Murray will star alongside Lin Shaye (Insidious, The Grudge) and Holland Roden (Sony’s Escape Room 2, MTV’s Teen Wolf). “Set in a gritty and decadent 1970s America, American Boogeyman follows the elusive and charming killer and the manhunt that brought him to justice involving the detective and the FBI rookie who coined the phrase ‘serial killer’.” Farrands is also behind several other true-crime films including The Amityville Murders, The Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson, and 2019’s The Haunting of Sharon Tate. Voltage Pictures has worldwide rights to the thriller. Fathom Events
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