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This is rumor control, here’s the facts! (Bonus points if you know what line that came from!) Last week it was leaked that CAPCOM will announce that there most terrifying installment of the “Resident Evil” game series will be remade. Well… it’s true! Following the success of Resident Evil 2, CAPCOM will be indeed remaking and releasing Resident Evil 3. The story of the game will again follow Jill Valentine in the events leading up to RE2. Players will be taken to the streets of Raccoon City as the T-Virus ripped through the city all the while being chased by the scariest enemy in the game series, Nemesis. From the trailer, you can see characters from the original game are making a return like Carlos, Mikhail, and Nikolai, the mercenaries hired by Umbrella, and of course Brad. The trailer also shows what may be a new mechanic in the game (NOT CONFIRMED, this is a guess!) that there will be
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Ethan Hawke, star of 2013’s The Purge, returns as James Sandin in the season two finale of USA’s “The Purge.” Hawke stars as a security system salesman fighting to protect his family from home invaders during the annual Purge. James makes his appearance in the finale’s cold open, which flashes back to one week before the first national purge and the first time his high-tech security system is tested. Titled “7:01 AM,” the finale picks up as the purge rages while Esme, Ryan, Marcus, and Ben fight to stay alive and keep their loved ones safe. Tune in on Tuesday, December 17th at 9/8 C for the finale on the USA Network.
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Director Jeremy Kasten’s The Dead Ones tackles current hot-button issues about high school violence, including school shootings and bullying, with a supernatural spin. The film will likely take many viewers out of their comfort zones, and this challenging outing is bound to remain in the minds of those who see it for a good while. Four teenagers — introverted Alice “Mouse” Monroe (Sarah Rose Harper), former juvenile hall charge Scottie French (Brandon Thane Wilson of 2011’s Lovely Molly), psychologically troubled Katie Foster (Emily Davis of Lovely Molly and 2010’s Ghosts Don’t Exist), and Katie’s violence-prone boyfriend Louis Friend (Torey Garza) are tasked by school faculty member Ms. Persephone (Clare Kramer of Tales of Halloween [2015], the Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV series, and Kasten’s The Thirst [2006]) to spend what would have been their summer vacation in detention, cleaning up a huge mess at their high school. As these characters are introduced and that initial set-up is begun, The Dead
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Poor Billy Pilgrim (Michael Sacks), while just livin’ his life as a middle-aged optometrist, he keeps coming “unstuck” in time. One second he’s in the trenches of World War II, the next he’s on exhibit in a fancy zoo on the planet Tralfamadore, kicking it with sexy-ass Hollywood starlet Montana Wildhack (Valerie Perrine). That last one is pretty damn awesome, but unfortunately he must also cool his jets in a German POW camp in Dresden (the eponymous Slaughterhouse Five), or fight for his life after barely surviving a plane crash… all in any order the time stream feels is necessary. Will our hero find a happy end or just keep fast forwarding and rewinding his life’s events until he expires? Slaughterhouse-Five is one hell of a crazy ride cats n’ creeps! We get time travel, nazis, aliens, nudity… you know, the big ticket items, but things are never presented in a manner other than melancholy, introspective, and often blackly humorous.
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Isabelle Fuhrman killed it back in 2009 as the twisted girl in Orphan, now she’s gearing up to do it again in the upcoming period horror The Last Thing Mary Saw Fuhrman will be starring alongside Rory Culkin (Lords of Chaos), Stefanie Scott (Insidious: Chapter 3), and Judith Roberts (You Were Never Really Here) in the film from writer-director Edoardo Vitaletti. The Last Thing Mary Saw is set in winter, 1843. A darkly strict religious family inhabits an isolated farmhouse. One ill-omened morning, Mary, the youngest daughter, discovers her Grandmother – Constance – dead, covered in blood. A day like any other turns into a day of murder and mourning. Thirty-six hours later, Mary sits in a grim detention room, her clothes stained in blood, and her eyes covered with a black cloth. The town’s constable dives into her past, unearthing horrors forgotten for Millennia: what happened at the farm during the Grandmother’s funeral? Aimee Schoof and Isen Robbins of
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I sat down last night to watch director Adam Egypt Mortimer’s most recent film, Daniel Isn’t Real, with no expectations thanks to the vague synopsis that was released. I have to say, that avoiding giving out a lot of information was a fantastic idea. We often have movies spoiled by too detailed synopsis and movie trailers. The story follows a young man named Luke who is struggling with life. His mom is mentally ill and he’s having issues himself. When his shrink learns of Luke’s childhood imaginary friend Daniel he recommends revisiting the friend who has been locked in a dollhouse since Luke’s childhood. At first, it seems that the imaginary friend is a good thing, Daniel is bringing Luke out of his shell. But things quickly go to hell in a handbasket. Miles Robbins stars as Luke, a kind, soft-hearted man who fears that his mother’s mental problems may have been handed down to him. With Daniel (Patrick Schwarzenegger),
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Director Dutch Marich‘s haunting tale Infernum is headed to DVD and Digital this December and tells the tale of a mysterious phenomenon, in which sounds warns of the appearance of apparitions. Infernum, the Latin word for Hell, stars Suziey Block (Wonder Valley), Clinton Roper Elledge (The Ride), Sarah Schoofs and Michael Barbuto. The film’s story involves haunting sounds and disappearances. In the film, Camille (Block) believes that supernatural elements have taken her parents. After hearing strange sounds that coincide with disappearances, Camille begins to uncover a strange, other-worldly event – involving sound – that helps her predict when others will be taken by evil spirits. Indican Pictures will show Infernum on December 10th. On this date, Infernum will be available on both DVD and most, major Digital platforms, including Amazon. Very much a horror thriller, Infernum will entertain audiences later this month, after a limited theatrical screening in Nevada.
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The first trailer is here for Ghostbusters: Afterlife, introducing us to a new generation of young Ghostbusters. From director Jason Reitman and producer Ivan Reitman, comes the next chapter in the Ghostbusters universe. In Ghostbusters: Afterlife, when a single mom and her two kids arrive in a small town, they begin to discover their connection to the original ghostbusters and the secret legacy their grandfather left behind. Paul Rudd (Antman) stars alongside Mckenna Grace (Captain Marvel), Finn Wolfhard (Stranger Things), Carrie Coon (Gone Girl). The cast of the original, Sigourney Weaver, Bill Murray, and Dan Aykroyd are returning for the film written by Jason Reitman &and Gil Kenan. Ghostbusters: Afterlife opens in theaters on July 10, 2020.
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A comely young lady is stalked by a crossbow carrying maniac after she pulls over for gas at a seemingly deserted gas station. Seems like any stalk n’ slay flick, but this is a simulation that a person can enter when the buy a slasher-centric virtual reality experience where they can opt to be the killer du jour offered by the beautiful Brenna Brolin (voice actress extraordinaire Elizabeth Maxwell) in her start-up venture. Enter businessman Peter Benjamin (Jose Barajas who also directed the picture) who Brenna hopes will play her game and offer up some much needed support to the project. Eventually, Pete decides to try out the simulation, against the initial objections of his half-brother John (Harold Fisch), and before long begins living out a slasher flick fiend’s wet dream. unfortunately all is not as it seems with the game and it’s devs, and soon John uncovers some serious dirt Hollow Scream is a fun one boils n’ ghouls!
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About a p.h. into the future, Detroit is in rough shape… the city has fallen into a cesspool of crime and corruption, and mega-corporation OCP has plans to build a fancy new city on the ashes of the old, once that pesky criminal element is removed… which they can guarantee is going to happen because they own the police, and are planing on introducing robots into the force. After their first attempt turns out to be a murder machine before it even hits he mean streets, the go on to plan two; Robocop a cyborg with the mind of a policeman and the body of a… well, a fucking robot, what else would it be? Thankfully for those unscrupulous devils at OCP, officer Alex Murphy (Peter Weller) is murdered by the vile Clarence Boddicker and his gang providing them with the perfect raw materials to create their “future of law enforcement”, and soon Robocop is making the city safer utilizing
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This is rumor control, here’s the facts! (Bonus points if you know what line that came from!) Last week it was leaked that CAPCOM will announce that there most terrifying installment of the “Resident Evil” game series will be remade. Well… it’s true! Following the success of Resident Evil 2, CAPCOM will be indeed remaking and releasing Resident Evil 3. The story of the game will again follow Jill Valentine in the events leading up to RE2. Players will be taken to the streets of Raccoon City as the T-Virus ripped through the city all the while being chased by the scariest enemy in the game series, Nemesis. From the trailer, you can see characters from the original game are making a return like Carlos, Mikhail, and Nikolai, the mercenaries hired by Umbrella, and of course Brad. The trailer also shows what may be a new mechanic in the game (NOT CONFIRMED, this is a guess!) that there will be
Continue reading →
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Ethan Hawke, star of 2013’s The Purge, returns as James Sandin in the season two finale of USA’s “The Purge.” Hawke stars as a security system salesman fighting to protect his family from home invaders during the annual Purge. James makes his appearance in the finale’s cold open, which flashes back to one week before the first national purge and the first time his high-tech security system is tested. Titled “7:01 AM,” the finale picks up as the purge rages while Esme, Ryan, Marcus, and Ben fight to stay alive and keep their loved ones safe. Tune in on Tuesday, December 17th at 9/8 C for the finale on the USA Network.
Continue reading →
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Director Jeremy Kasten’s The Dead Ones tackles current hot-button issues about high school violence, including school shootings and bullying, with a supernatural spin. The film will likely take many viewers out of their comfort zones, and this challenging outing is bound to remain in the minds of those who see it for a good while. Four teenagers — introverted Alice “Mouse” Monroe (Sarah Rose Harper), former juvenile hall charge Scottie French (Brandon Thane Wilson of 2011’s Lovely Molly), psychologically troubled Katie Foster (Emily Davis of Lovely Molly and 2010’s Ghosts Don’t Exist), and Katie’s violence-prone boyfriend Louis Friend (Torey Garza) are tasked by school faculty member Ms. Persephone (Clare Kramer of Tales of Halloween [2015], the Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV series, and Kasten’s The Thirst [2006]) to spend what would have been their summer vacation in detention, cleaning up a huge mess at their high school. As these characters are introduced and that initial set-up is begun, The Dead
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Poor Billy Pilgrim (Michael Sacks), while just livin’ his life as a middle-aged optometrist, he keeps coming “unstuck” in time. One second he’s in the trenches of World War II, the next he’s on exhibit in a fancy zoo on the planet Tralfamadore, kicking it with sexy-ass Hollywood starlet Montana Wildhack (Valerie Perrine). That last one is pretty damn awesome, but unfortunately he must also cool his jets in a German POW camp in Dresden (the eponymous Slaughterhouse Five), or fight for his life after barely surviving a plane crash… all in any order the time stream feels is necessary. Will our hero find a happy end or just keep fast forwarding and rewinding his life’s events until he expires? Slaughterhouse-Five is one hell of a crazy ride cats n’ creeps! We get time travel, nazis, aliens, nudity… you know, the big ticket items, but things are never presented in a manner other than melancholy, introspective, and often blackly humorous.
Continue reading →
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Isabelle Fuhrman killed it back in 2009 as the twisted girl in Orphan, now she’s gearing up to do it again in the upcoming period horror The Last Thing Mary Saw Fuhrman will be starring alongside Rory Culkin (Lords of Chaos), Stefanie Scott (Insidious: Chapter 3), and Judith Roberts (You Were Never Really Here) in the film from writer-director Edoardo Vitaletti. The Last Thing Mary Saw is set in winter, 1843. A darkly strict religious family inhabits an isolated farmhouse. One ill-omened morning, Mary, the youngest daughter, discovers her Grandmother – Constance – dead, covered in blood. A day like any other turns into a day of murder and mourning. Thirty-six hours later, Mary sits in a grim detention room, her clothes stained in blood, and her eyes covered with a black cloth. The town’s constable dives into her past, unearthing horrors forgotten for Millennia: what happened at the farm during the Grandmother’s funeral? Aimee Schoof and Isen Robbins of
Continue reading →
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I sat down last night to watch director Adam Egypt Mortimer’s most recent film, Daniel Isn’t Real, with no expectations thanks to the vague synopsis that was released. I have to say, that avoiding giving out a lot of information was a fantastic idea. We often have movies spoiled by too detailed synopsis and movie trailers. The story follows a young man named Luke who is struggling with life. His mom is mentally ill and he’s having issues himself. When his shrink learns of Luke’s childhood imaginary friend Daniel he recommends revisiting the friend who has been locked in a dollhouse since Luke’s childhood. At first, it seems that the imaginary friend is a good thing, Daniel is bringing Luke out of his shell. But things quickly go to hell in a handbasket. Miles Robbins stars as Luke, a kind, soft-hearted man who fears that his mother’s mental problems may have been handed down to him. With Daniel (Patrick Schwarzenegger),
Continue reading →
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Director Dutch Marich‘s haunting tale Infernum is headed to DVD and Digital this December and tells the tale of a mysterious phenomenon, in which sounds warns of the appearance of apparitions. Infernum, the Latin word for Hell, stars Suziey Block (Wonder Valley), Clinton Roper Elledge (The Ride), Sarah Schoofs and Michael Barbuto. The film’s story involves haunting sounds and disappearances. In the film, Camille (Block) believes that supernatural elements have taken her parents. After hearing strange sounds that coincide with disappearances, Camille begins to uncover a strange, other-worldly event – involving sound – that helps her predict when others will be taken by evil spirits. Indican Pictures will show Infernum on December 10th. On this date, Infernum will be available on both DVD and most, major Digital platforms, including Amazon. Very much a horror thriller, Infernum will entertain audiences later this month, after a limited theatrical screening in Nevada.
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsParanormalTrailers
The first trailer is here for Ghostbusters: Afterlife, introducing us to a new generation of young Ghostbusters. From director Jason Reitman and producer Ivan Reitman, comes the next chapter in the Ghostbusters universe. In Ghostbusters: Afterlife, when a single mom and her two kids arrive in a small town, they begin to discover their connection to the original ghostbusters and the secret legacy their grandfather left behind. Paul Rudd (Antman) stars alongside Mckenna Grace (Captain Marvel), Finn Wolfhard (Stranger Things), Carrie Coon (Gone Girl). The cast of the original, Sigourney Weaver, Bill Murray, and Dan Aykroyd are returning for the film written by Jason Reitman &and Gil Kenan. Ghostbusters: Afterlife opens in theaters on July 10, 2020.
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A comely young lady is stalked by a crossbow carrying maniac after she pulls over for gas at a seemingly deserted gas station. Seems like any stalk n’ slay flick, but this is a simulation that a person can enter when the buy a slasher-centric virtual reality experience where they can opt to be the killer du jour offered by the beautiful Brenna Brolin (voice actress extraordinaire Elizabeth Maxwell) in her start-up venture. Enter businessman Peter Benjamin (Jose Barajas who also directed the picture) who Brenna hopes will play her game and offer up some much needed support to the project. Eventually, Pete decides to try out the simulation, against the initial objections of his half-brother John (Harold Fisch), and before long begins living out a slasher flick fiend’s wet dream. unfortunately all is not as it seems with the game and it’s devs, and soon John uncovers some serious dirt Hollow Scream is a fun one boils n’ ghouls!
Continue reading →
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About a p.h. into the future, Detroit is in rough shape… the city has fallen into a cesspool of crime and corruption, and mega-corporation OCP has plans to build a fancy new city on the ashes of the old, once that pesky criminal element is removed… which they can guarantee is going to happen because they own the police, and are planing on introducing robots into the force. After their first attempt turns out to be a murder machine before it even hits he mean streets, the go on to plan two; Robocop a cyborg with the mind of a policeman and the body of a… well, a fucking robot, what else would it be? Thankfully for those unscrupulous devils at OCP, officer Alex Murphy (Peter Weller) is murdered by the vile Clarence Boddicker and his gang providing them with the perfect raw materials to create their “future of law enforcement”, and soon Robocop is making the city safer utilizing
Continue reading →
