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Gun enthusiast and Graboid specialist Burt Gummer (Michael Gross) is locked and loaded and he’s headed to Thailand for Tremors 7! The long-time Tremors actor took to Facebook announcing that filming kicks off on the seventh installment of the franchise – reportedly titled Tremors: Island Fury – in November. At this time no other actors have been revealed, but we do know that the movie is being directed by Don Michael Paul from a script penned by Brian Brightly, at least according to IMDb. While it has not been confirmed, the site also says that the film is set on a different continent where a small group of people on vacation soon find themselves followed by a strange underground creature. The last time we spoke with Michael Gross he had just wrapped on Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell and he was already teasing the sequel. Be sure to check out the interview which takes into the mind of both
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Nickelodeon’s Are You Afraid of the Dark? celebrated the return of the Midnight Society at New York Comic Con 2019 with a panel discussing the tale of how the iconic horror series has been reimagined for a new generation, by sharing stories from the making of the limited series and revealing an exclusive first-look clip. The panel featured stars Lyliana Wray (Top Gun: Maverick), Sam Ashe Arnold (Best. Worst. Weekend. Ever.), Miya Cech (Rim of the World), Jeremy Ray Taylor (IT Chapter Two) and Rafael Casal (Blindspotting), writer/executive producer BenDavid Grabinski and executive producer Matt Kaplan. Laura Prudom of IGN moderated. The panel featured a sneak peek clip of the upcoming Are You Afraid of the Dark? three-part limited series event, which is based on the ‘90s kids’ cult classic. Across the three hour-long episodes, the series follows members of an entirely new Midnight Society, who tell a terrifying tale of the Carnival of Doom and its evil ringmaster Mr.
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A frightening tale revolving around an antique bed debuts this November with Black Fawn Films’ The Dwelling, from director Jeff Maher who co-wrote the film with Gwenlyn Cumyn. In the film, four people find themselves stuck on a haunted antique bed where leaving means suffering a gruesome death. Plagued with frightening hallucinations, they must figure out the bed’s secrets before they are ultimately picked off one by one. The Dwelling features a hot young cast including Slasher’s Alysa King and Gwenlyn Cumyn (“Barbelle”). The Dwelling arrives on Digital and DVD November 26th from Uncork’d Entertainment.
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Writer-director Chad Crawford Kinkle‘s 2013 horror Jug Face made waves in the indie genre. Now, he’s back with his arthouse horror Dementer. In the film, Katie (Katie Groshong, A Measure of the Sin, Jug Face), a young woman determined to do something positive with her life after fleeing from a backwoods cult, takes a job at a center for special needs adults. Desperately attempting to live a normal life, she is overwhelmed by signs that “the devils” are after Stephanie (newcomer Stephanie Kinkle), a woman with Down Syndrome that she now cares for. Using writings from a strange notebook, Katie creates rituals to ward away the evil while taking care of Stephanie at the center and in her home. But nothing seems to work, and Stephanie is becoming sicker with each passing day… Building this special project around his sister Stephanie, who has Down Syndrome and plays one of the film’s leads, Kinkle has gone to great lengths to create
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Ancient curses and Star Trek actors… that’s what Devil’s Revenge has to offer us; so you know I’m all fuckin’ in… now let’s see if the rest of this freaky feature can deliver the ghoulish goods! I don’t know what’s goin’ down in the caves of Kentucky, but my man John (Jason Brooks) has caught a case of the worst of it. See his family are the recipients of one hell of an ancient Aztec curse, and after a doomed spelunking trip to set things right life goes from moderately okay to “holy fuck, I’m plagued by skull faced demons” in the blink of an eerie eye… and the fact that those demons start puttin’ the murder on those John has altercations with es no bueno. After a chat with is over-the-top lunatic father (the legend that is William fuckin’ Shatner), John knows what he must do; load the fam into the wicked Winnebago, chuck them directly into evil’s path,
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The Squatter begins with one of your poor, unfortunate soul types catching static from some hoodlums. What does our protagonist do to escape from that miscreant maelstrom? Why take shelter in ye olde shit shack of a pub. Problem is, this beastly bar holds one of those sinister Satanic secrets that always leads to good ol’ bad vibes. Since our homeless hero has nowhere else to be, he stays… even though the truths he reveals about the eerie establishment put him balls deep in the horror biz. A beating by those aforementioned punks is lookin’ better and better, ain’t it? The first thing that struck me about The Squatter is how much it had that Lovecraft aesthetic I adore like a mutant mother fucker! It’s the combo of the dreary coastal setting nestled under slate grey skies as well as that ancient evil mumbo jumbo that just reeks of ol’ H.P.; and that is one hell of a feat; this
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Evil Dead fans, brace yourself, Sam Raimi has now confirmed that he is indeed making another Evil Dead film! The Evil Dead and Army of Darkness director confirmed while at the New York Comic-Con where he is promoting Ghost House Pictures reboot of Grudge, that he will continue the Evil Dead franchise with Bruce Campbell on board, this time not as the star but as a producer. Fede Álvarez’s 2013 female-led remake was the last time we saw the franchise on the big screen, however, Campbell last reprised his role as Ash was in the “Ash Vs Evil Dead” series which has now been canceled. Soon after the cancelation, Campbell announced that he was retiring as Ash much to the dismay of fans. During our interview with Campbell, he told us that part of the reason was that “There is no more I can give the character physically, or mentally, or spiritually.” That’s a pretty good reason in my book.
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One of the best-reviewed horror films of all time, Ti West‘s brilliant The House of the Devil, will return to the big screen this October to mark its 10th anniversary. Becoming an instant cult classic upon its release in 2009, The House of the Devil will receive a nationwide re-release in 27 markets ten years later, beginning October 8th at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Downtown Los Angeles, with a special in-person appearance by Ti West. The House of the Devil will play single-showing engagements at Alamo Drafthouse cinemas and independent theaters in 27 major markets. Upon its initial release in October 2009, The House of the Devil was hailed by critics everywhere. The New York Times‘ Manohla Dargis said West “has come up with a period pastiche that mimics the low-res vibe and look of early-1980s horror. And he’s done it with more shiver than splat. … Mr. West doesn’t just rise to the horrific occasion, he also revels in
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A young girl befriends a dangerous escaped mental patient after the death of her parents. It doesn’t go well…in Beloved Beast from director Jonathan Holbrook. In the film, 12-year-old Nina loses her parents in a car accident and is forced to live with her unstable Aunt Erma. Except her aunt dabbles with drugs, partying and every other thing an aunt shouldn’t do. When Nina meets a stranger in the woods, instead of running, she brings him home. Not realizing that the man she has brought home is an escaped mental patient with a penchant for murder. Meredith Binder, Sheila Houlahan, Tabitha Bastien, King Amir Allahyar, Lance Carver, Sanae Loutsis, Dave Shecter, and Khoe King star. Beloved Beast is a 3-hour (yes, you read the right) opus that also serves a sequel to the Bunnyman Massacre. As soon as a release date is announced we’ll let you know. In the meantime, check out the trailers below.
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A&E’s “World’s Biggest Ghost Hunt: Pennhurst Asylum” will take viewers on the most ambitious televised paranormal investigation ever attempted! “World’s Biggest Ghost Hunt: Pennhurst Asylum” is the longest continuously filmed paranormal investigation in television history. From 1908 to 1987, Pennhurst Asylum in Pennsylvania had more than 10,000 residents, mostly children, confined in the most brutal conditions. In this chilling special, five fearless investigators will lock themselves inside the legendary asylum for two weeks to document unexplained reports of paranormal activity. With reports of full-body apparitions, physical attacks, mysterious noises and more, the owner has granted the team unprecedented access to the entire 110-acre property, including areas that have never been investigated, in the most ambitious investigation Pennhurst has ever seen. The team will use cutting edge technology and their varied expertise to investigate the institution’s haunted grounds for television’s longest ghost hunt yet. One of the most successful paranormal series of all time, “Ghost Hunters” premiered all-new episodes on A&E
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Gun enthusiast and Graboid specialist Burt Gummer (Michael Gross) is locked and loaded and he’s headed to Thailand for Tremors 7! The long-time Tremors actor took to Facebook announcing that filming kicks off on the seventh installment of the franchise – reportedly titled Tremors: Island Fury – in November. At this time no other actors have been revealed, but we do know that the movie is being directed by Don Michael Paul from a script penned by Brian Brightly, at least according to IMDb. While it has not been confirmed, the site also says that the film is set on a different continent where a small group of people on vacation soon find themselves followed by a strange underground creature. The last time we spoke with Michael Gross he had just wrapped on Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell and he was already teasing the sequel. Be sure to check out the interview which takes into the mind of both
Continue reading →
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Nickelodeon’s Are You Afraid of the Dark? celebrated the return of the Midnight Society at New York Comic Con 2019 with a panel discussing the tale of how the iconic horror series has been reimagined for a new generation, by sharing stories from the making of the limited series and revealing an exclusive first-look clip. The panel featured stars Lyliana Wray (Top Gun: Maverick), Sam Ashe Arnold (Best. Worst. Weekend. Ever.), Miya Cech (Rim of the World), Jeremy Ray Taylor (IT Chapter Two) and Rafael Casal (Blindspotting), writer/executive producer BenDavid Grabinski and executive producer Matt Kaplan. Laura Prudom of IGN moderated. The panel featured a sneak peek clip of the upcoming Are You Afraid of the Dark? three-part limited series event, which is based on the ‘90s kids’ cult classic. Across the three hour-long episodes, the series follows members of an entirely new Midnight Society, who tell a terrifying tale of the Carnival of Doom and its evil ringmaster Mr.
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesNewsTrailers
A frightening tale revolving around an antique bed debuts this November with Black Fawn Films’ The Dwelling, from director Jeff Maher who co-wrote the film with Gwenlyn Cumyn. In the film, four people find themselves stuck on a haunted antique bed where leaving means suffering a gruesome death. Plagued with frightening hallucinations, they must figure out the bed’s secrets before they are ultimately picked off one by one. The Dwelling features a hot young cast including Slasher’s Alysa King and Gwenlyn Cumyn (“Barbelle”). The Dwelling arrives on Digital and DVD November 26th from Uncork’d Entertainment.
Continue reading →
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Writer-director Chad Crawford Kinkle‘s 2013 horror Jug Face made waves in the indie genre. Now, he’s back with his arthouse horror Dementer. In the film, Katie (Katie Groshong, A Measure of the Sin, Jug Face), a young woman determined to do something positive with her life after fleeing from a backwoods cult, takes a job at a center for special needs adults. Desperately attempting to live a normal life, she is overwhelmed by signs that “the devils” are after Stephanie (newcomer Stephanie Kinkle), a woman with Down Syndrome that she now cares for. Using writings from a strange notebook, Katie creates rituals to ward away the evil while taking care of Stephanie at the center and in her home. But nothing seems to work, and Stephanie is becoming sicker with each passing day… Building this special project around his sister Stephanie, who has Down Syndrome and plays one of the film’s leads, Kinkle has gone to great lengths to create
Continue reading →
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Ancient curses and Star Trek actors… that’s what Devil’s Revenge has to offer us; so you know I’m all fuckin’ in… now let’s see if the rest of this freaky feature can deliver the ghoulish goods! I don’t know what’s goin’ down in the caves of Kentucky, but my man John (Jason Brooks) has caught a case of the worst of it. See his family are the recipients of one hell of an ancient Aztec curse, and after a doomed spelunking trip to set things right life goes from moderately okay to “holy fuck, I’m plagued by skull faced demons” in the blink of an eerie eye… and the fact that those demons start puttin’ the murder on those John has altercations with es no bueno. After a chat with is over-the-top lunatic father (the legend that is William fuckin’ Shatner), John knows what he must do; load the fam into the wicked Winnebago, chuck them directly into evil’s path,
Continue reading →
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The Squatter begins with one of your poor, unfortunate soul types catching static from some hoodlums. What does our protagonist do to escape from that miscreant maelstrom? Why take shelter in ye olde shit shack of a pub. Problem is, this beastly bar holds one of those sinister Satanic secrets that always leads to good ol’ bad vibes. Since our homeless hero has nowhere else to be, he stays… even though the truths he reveals about the eerie establishment put him balls deep in the horror biz. A beating by those aforementioned punks is lookin’ better and better, ain’t it? The first thing that struck me about The Squatter is how much it had that Lovecraft aesthetic I adore like a mutant mother fucker! It’s the combo of the dreary coastal setting nestled under slate grey skies as well as that ancient evil mumbo jumbo that just reeks of ol’ H.P.; and that is one hell of a feat; this
Continue reading →
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Evil Dead fans, brace yourself, Sam Raimi has now confirmed that he is indeed making another Evil Dead film! The Evil Dead and Army of Darkness director confirmed while at the New York Comic-Con where he is promoting Ghost House Pictures reboot of Grudge, that he will continue the Evil Dead franchise with Bruce Campbell on board, this time not as the star but as a producer. Fede Álvarez’s 2013 female-led remake was the last time we saw the franchise on the big screen, however, Campbell last reprised his role as Ash was in the “Ash Vs Evil Dead” series which has now been canceled. Soon after the cancelation, Campbell announced that he was retiring as Ash much to the dismay of fans. During our interview with Campbell, he told us that part of the reason was that “There is no more I can give the character physically, or mentally, or spiritually.” That’s a pretty good reason in my book.
Continue reading →
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One of the best-reviewed horror films of all time, Ti West‘s brilliant The House of the Devil, will return to the big screen this October to mark its 10th anniversary. Becoming an instant cult classic upon its release in 2009, The House of the Devil will receive a nationwide re-release in 27 markets ten years later, beginning October 8th at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Downtown Los Angeles, with a special in-person appearance by Ti West. The House of the Devil will play single-showing engagements at Alamo Drafthouse cinemas and independent theaters in 27 major markets. Upon its initial release in October 2009, The House of the Devil was hailed by critics everywhere. The New York Times‘ Manohla Dargis said West “has come up with a period pastiche that mimics the low-res vibe and look of early-1980s horror. And he’s done it with more shiver than splat. … Mr. West doesn’t just rise to the horrific occasion, he also revels in
Continue reading →
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A young girl befriends a dangerous escaped mental patient after the death of her parents. It doesn’t go well…in Beloved Beast from director Jonathan Holbrook. In the film, 12-year-old Nina loses her parents in a car accident and is forced to live with her unstable Aunt Erma. Except her aunt dabbles with drugs, partying and every other thing an aunt shouldn’t do. When Nina meets a stranger in the woods, instead of running, she brings him home. Not realizing that the man she has brought home is an escaped mental patient with a penchant for murder. Meredith Binder, Sheila Houlahan, Tabitha Bastien, King Amir Allahyar, Lance Carver, Sanae Loutsis, Dave Shecter, and Khoe King star. Beloved Beast is a 3-hour (yes, you read the right) opus that also serves a sequel to the Bunnyman Massacre. As soon as a release date is announced we’ll let you know. In the meantime, check out the trailers below.
Continue reading →
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A&E’s “World’s Biggest Ghost Hunt: Pennhurst Asylum” will take viewers on the most ambitious televised paranormal investigation ever attempted! “World’s Biggest Ghost Hunt: Pennhurst Asylum” is the longest continuously filmed paranormal investigation in television history. From 1908 to 1987, Pennhurst Asylum in Pennsylvania had more than 10,000 residents, mostly children, confined in the most brutal conditions. In this chilling special, five fearless investigators will lock themselves inside the legendary asylum for two weeks to document unexplained reports of paranormal activity. With reports of full-body apparitions, physical attacks, mysterious noises and more, the owner has granted the team unprecedented access to the entire 110-acre property, including areas that have never been investigated, in the most ambitious investigation Pennhurst has ever seen. The team will use cutting edge technology and their varied expertise to investigate the institution’s haunted grounds for television’s longest ghost hunt yet. One of the most successful paranormal series of all time, “Ghost Hunters” premiered all-new episodes on A&E
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