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This August, players will take to the streets of Hermes, a once-thriving city in a kingdom now ravaged by a plague and grotesque enemies lurking around every corner in Theymesia, a souls-like game by OverBorder Studio. Players will take on the role of the mysterious Corvus, our plague mask-wearing hero on a mission to uncover the truth behind what’s happening in Hermes and rid the kingdom of its new enemies all the while recovering his memories that may hold the secret to what’s going on. In Theymesia players can take diseases from their enemies and use them as weapons, update Corvus’ movements and plague weapons to use against punishing enemies of plague mutated monsters that will challenge players. Theymesia will be coming out on August 9th for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. A playable demo is available from now till May 9th on STEAM.
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Just ahead of its release, Lionsgate has shared an all-new clip for the horror-thriller Escape the Field, about a group of six strangers who must work together to solve a puzzle in order to survive. In the clip we see the group discovering that items they’ve found along the way can be used to operate things in the field such as water faucets and unlock new clues. “The fear is inescapable and the suspense nonstop in this gripping horror-thriller about six strangers who suddenly awaken in a remote, endless cornfield. Stripped of their possessions, they are left with only six items: a gun with a single bullet, matches, a lantern, a knife, a compass, and a flask of water. As mysterious sirens blare in the distance and traps appear at every turn, the group realizes it’s been plunged into a cat-and-mouse game with an unseen evil, and survival depends upon solving a diabolical — and deadly — puzzle.” Joshua Dobkin
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Today, Arrow has shared the first look at the black and white award-winning film The Righteous, which marks the directorial debut of actor and writer Mark O’Brien (AMC’s “61st Street”, Blue Bayou, Ready or Not). Starring O’Brien, Henry Czerny (Ready or Not, Mission Impossible, “Revenge”), and Mimi Kuzyk (The Day After Tomorrow, The Final Cut, “Shadowhunters”) The Righteous is “a unique and darkly engaging spiritual thriller, strikingly shot in black and white, and tells the story of Frederic (Henry Czerny) a grieving man struggling with his faith, who helps an injured young man, Aaron Smith (Mark O’Brien) who stumbles onto his property one night, claiming to be lost in the woods. Frederic and his wife (Mimi Kuzyk) invite the man to stay for the night, but Frederic soon begins to have doubts about this enigmatic stranger’s story – and his motives for being there. When Aaron asks Frederic to commit an unspeakable deed, it becomes clear that the man is
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Writer-director Russell Owen’s chilling new horror Shepherd, set to be released this May, centers on a man mourning the death of his wife. To get a change of scenery he takes a job as a shepherd on a remote Scottish island. Haunted by visions of a figure in a black robe, and nightmares of the accident that killed his wife, Eric (Tom Hughes) struggles to keep his sanity. Just moments after arriving on the island Eric’s dog, Baxter, begins to signal that something is very wrong, constantly growling and whining at unseen things. Strange and terrifying noises echo through the dilapidated cottage and land. And every time Eric closes his eyes night terrors plague him. When his only connection to the world, a boat captain, begins to tease that he must face the darkness of his past things go off the rails. The fog and mist-filled island and ramshackle home add to the feeling of isolation and tension. The cinematography
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123 Go Films has just announced the North American VOD premiere of Chad Ferrin‘s Night Caller, the latest feature from the director of The Deep Ones, Exorcism at 60,000 Feet, and Someone’s Knocking at the Door. In the film, written and directed by Chad Ferrin, a “Telephone psychic Clementine Carter (Susan Priver) is pulled into a complex web of mystery when she receives a call from a serial killer. Predicting his murders before he commits them puts her into a terrifying game of cat and mouse. Enlisting the aid of her invalid father and clairvoyant co-worker, they must use their unique abilities to stay one step ahead of a maniac whose unspeakable acts in the present are nothing compared to his past and future.” The cast also includes Steve Railsback, Bai Ling, Lew Temple, Susan Driver, Silvia Spross, and Robert Miano. Robert “Corpsy” Rhine, whose Girls and Corpses Films produced with Ferrin’s Crappy World Films, also has an onscreen role.
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This May, Peacock is turning up the heat while you keep cool inside with new originals, classic movies, and great series, and we’ve got your guide. On May 13th, the new adaptation of Stephen King’s Firestarter premieres, but that’s not all, on May 1st a collection of horror movies based on King’s works will begin to arrive. Cat’s Eye (1985)- May 1 Creepshow (1982)- May 1 Dreamcatcher (2003)- May 1 Needful Things (1993)- May 1 Firestarter (1984)- May 5 Firestarter (2022)*- In theaters and streaming only on Peacock on May 13th A lot of great horror movies are also headed your way this May! Constantine (2005)*- May 1 Resident Evil (2002)- May 1 Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010)- May 1 Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004)- May 1 Resident Evil: Extinction (2007)- May 1 Resident Evil: Retribution (2012)- May 1 Resident Evil: The Final Chapter (2016)- May 1 Saw II (2005)*- May 2 Saw III (2006)*- May 2 Saw IV (2007)*- May 2
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Earlier this week we reported that Warner Bros. confirmed that the sequel The Nun 2 is indeed on its way during the presentation at CinemaCon. The first thing fans asked was if Bonnie Aarons will reprise her role as the demon nun Valek. And the answer is yes. It wouldn’t be the same without her. The news came via writer-producer James Wan‘s Instagram account and features many pictures of Wan and Aarons from the set of The Nun. Wikipedia describes Aaron’s character. “Valak is a powerful demon that manifests as a demonic nun to both mock the faith of its enemies and to hide among them. It also holds the title as the archenemy of the Warrens, Lorraine Warren in particular, with their rivalry starting when she exorcised it from Maurice towards the end of its origin film.” In The Nun, directed by Corin Hardy, “A priest with a haunted past and a novice on the threshold of her final
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Peacock is gearing up to deliver heartbreaking stories and mysteries in the new true series, “Dateline: The Last Day,” which examines the final hours of victims’ lives leading up to their deaths, Deadline reports. The eight-episode series will feature reports from the Deadline time that have never before been featured during broadcasts. NBC News correspondents Keith Morrison, Josh Mankiewicz, Stephanie Gosk, and Andrea Canning will “examine the final day of a victim’s life – the split-second decisions and pivotal moments that made the difference between life and death. Detectives retrace those crucial hours looking for clues to solve the mystery.” When it comes to crime, Dateline has long been telling those stories and captivating viewers longer than anyone else,” said Rod Aissa, EVP Unscripted Content, NBCUniversal Television & Streaming. “We are thrilled to have the first original series from this iconic brand on Peacock and bring even more of these stories to our streaming audience.” “Dateline: The Last Day” premieres
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The gritty horror-thriller Night Caller, a dark tale of a psychic thrust into the world of murder when she begins seeing the acts of a serial killer, is coming to streaming platforms this May. In the film, written and directed by Chad Ferrin, a “Telephone psychic Clementine Carter (Susan Priver) is pulled into a complex web of mystery when she receives a call from a serial killer. Predicting his murders before he commits them puts her into a terrifying game of cat and mouse. Enlisting the aid of her invalid father and clairvoyant co-worker, they must use their unique abilities to stay one step ahead of a maniac whose unspeakable acts in the present are nothing compared to his past and future.” The cast includes Steve Railsback, Bai Ling, Lew Temple, Susan Driver, Silvia Spross, and Robert Miano. Robert “Corpsy” Rhine, whose Girls and Corpses Films produced with Ferrin’s Crappy World Films, also has an onscreen role. Night Caller (review),
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I’ve seen at least a hundred exorcism movies, and they were all pretty much the same, and the majority were just plain terrible, always featuring the same recycled ideas shuffled around to try and make a plot look new. When I sat down to watch The exorcism of God I just assumed it would be another low-budget trash version of The Exorcist (no offense). What I got, was shock, it was a new twist on the supernatural that left me impressed. I should probably tell you a little about it before we go any further. In the film, from director Alejandro Hidalgo, who co-wrote The Exorcism of God along with Santiago Fernández Calvete, comes the story of a priest, Father Williams, who while conducting his first exorcism briefly became possessed and did something terrible. He has spent his life trying to find forgiveness within himself while striving to be the best priest he can be. His life seems ideal until
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This August, players will take to the streets of Hermes, a once-thriving city in a kingdom now ravaged by a plague and grotesque enemies lurking around every corner in Theymesia, a souls-like game by OverBorder Studio. Players will take on the role of the mysterious Corvus, our plague mask-wearing hero on a mission to uncover the truth behind what’s happening in Hermes and rid the kingdom of its new enemies all the while recovering his memories that may hold the secret to what’s going on. In Theymesia players can take diseases from their enemies and use them as weapons, update Corvus’ movements and plague weapons to use against punishing enemies of plague mutated monsters that will challenge players. Theymesia will be coming out on August 9th for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. A playable demo is available from now till May 9th on STEAM.
Continue reading →
ClipsMoviesNewsThrillerTrailers
Just ahead of its release, Lionsgate has shared an all-new clip for the horror-thriller Escape the Field, about a group of six strangers who must work together to solve a puzzle in order to survive. In the clip we see the group discovering that items they’ve found along the way can be used to operate things in the field such as water faucets and unlock new clues. “The fear is inescapable and the suspense nonstop in this gripping horror-thriller about six strangers who suddenly awaken in a remote, endless cornfield. Stripped of their possessions, they are left with only six items: a gun with a single bullet, matches, a lantern, a knife, a compass, and a flask of water. As mysterious sirens blare in the distance and traps appear at every turn, the group realizes it’s been plunged into a cat-and-mouse game with an unseen evil, and survival depends upon solving a diabolical — and deadly — puzzle.” Joshua Dobkin
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesNewsThrillerTrailers
Today, Arrow has shared the first look at the black and white award-winning film The Righteous, which marks the directorial debut of actor and writer Mark O’Brien (AMC’s “61st Street”, Blue Bayou, Ready or Not). Starring O’Brien, Henry Czerny (Ready or Not, Mission Impossible, “Revenge”), and Mimi Kuzyk (The Day After Tomorrow, The Final Cut, “Shadowhunters”) The Righteous is “a unique and darkly engaging spiritual thriller, strikingly shot in black and white, and tells the story of Frederic (Henry Czerny) a grieving man struggling with his faith, who helps an injured young man, Aaron Smith (Mark O’Brien) who stumbles onto his property one night, claiming to be lost in the woods. Frederic and his wife (Mimi Kuzyk) invite the man to stay for the night, but Frederic soon begins to have doubts about this enigmatic stranger’s story – and his motives for being there. When Aaron asks Frederic to commit an unspeakable deed, it becomes clear that the man is
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsReviewsTrailers
Writer-director Russell Owen’s chilling new horror Shepherd, set to be released this May, centers on a man mourning the death of his wife. To get a change of scenery he takes a job as a shepherd on a remote Scottish island. Haunted by visions of a figure in a black robe, and nightmares of the accident that killed his wife, Eric (Tom Hughes) struggles to keep his sanity. Just moments after arriving on the island Eric’s dog, Baxter, begins to signal that something is very wrong, constantly growling and whining at unseen things. Strange and terrifying noises echo through the dilapidated cottage and land. And every time Eric closes his eyes night terrors plague him. When his only connection to the world, a boat captain, begins to tease that he must face the darkness of his past things go off the rails. The fog and mist-filled island and ramshackle home add to the feeling of isolation and tension. The cinematography
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesNewsThrillerTrailers
123 Go Films has just announced the North American VOD premiere of Chad Ferrin‘s Night Caller, the latest feature from the director of The Deep Ones, Exorcism at 60,000 Feet, and Someone’s Knocking at the Door. In the film, written and directed by Chad Ferrin, a “Telephone psychic Clementine Carter (Susan Priver) is pulled into a complex web of mystery when she receives a call from a serial killer. Predicting his murders before he commits them puts her into a terrifying game of cat and mouse. Enlisting the aid of her invalid father and clairvoyant co-worker, they must use their unique abilities to stay one step ahead of a maniac whose unspeakable acts in the present are nothing compared to his past and future.” The cast also includes Steve Railsback, Bai Ling, Lew Temple, Susan Driver, Silvia Spross, and Robert Miano. Robert “Corpsy” Rhine, whose Girls and Corpses Films produced with Ferrin’s Crappy World Films, also has an onscreen role.
Continue reading →
AdaptationMoviesNewsPeacockStreaming TVTrailers
This May, Peacock is turning up the heat while you keep cool inside with new originals, classic movies, and great series, and we’ve got your guide. On May 13th, the new adaptation of Stephen King’s Firestarter premieres, but that’s not all, on May 1st a collection of horror movies based on King’s works will begin to arrive. Cat’s Eye (1985)- May 1 Creepshow (1982)- May 1 Dreamcatcher (2003)- May 1 Needful Things (1993)- May 1 Firestarter (1984)- May 5 Firestarter (2022)*- In theaters and streaming only on Peacock on May 13th A lot of great horror movies are also headed your way this May! Constantine (2005)*- May 1 Resident Evil (2002)- May 1 Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010)- May 1 Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004)- May 1 Resident Evil: Extinction (2007)- May 1 Resident Evil: Retribution (2012)- May 1 Resident Evil: The Final Chapter (2016)- May 1 Saw II (2005)*- May 2 Saw III (2006)*- May 2 Saw IV (2007)*- May 2
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MoviesNewsParanormalTrailers
Earlier this week we reported that Warner Bros. confirmed that the sequel The Nun 2 is indeed on its way during the presentation at CinemaCon. The first thing fans asked was if Bonnie Aarons will reprise her role as the demon nun Valek. And the answer is yes. It wouldn’t be the same without her. The news came via writer-producer James Wan‘s Instagram account and features many pictures of Wan and Aarons from the set of The Nun. Wikipedia describes Aaron’s character. “Valak is a powerful demon that manifests as a demonic nun to both mock the faith of its enemies and to hide among them. It also holds the title as the archenemy of the Warrens, Lorraine Warren in particular, with their rivalry starting when she exorcised it from Maurice towards the end of its origin film.” In The Nun, directed by Corin Hardy, “A priest with a haunted past and a novice on the threshold of her final
Continue reading →
NewsPeacockStreaming TVTrailersTrue CrimeTrue Story
Peacock is gearing up to deliver heartbreaking stories and mysteries in the new true series, “Dateline: The Last Day,” which examines the final hours of victims’ lives leading up to their deaths, Deadline reports. The eight-episode series will feature reports from the Deadline time that have never before been featured during broadcasts. NBC News correspondents Keith Morrison, Josh Mankiewicz, Stephanie Gosk, and Andrea Canning will “examine the final day of a victim’s life – the split-second decisions and pivotal moments that made the difference between life and death. Detectives retrace those crucial hours looking for clues to solve the mystery.” When it comes to crime, Dateline has long been telling those stories and captivating viewers longer than anyone else,” said Rod Aissa, EVP Unscripted Content, NBCUniversal Television & Streaming. “We are thrilled to have the first original series from this iconic brand on Peacock and bring even more of these stories to our streaming audience.” “Dateline: The Last Day” premieres
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesNewsThrillerTrailers
The gritty horror-thriller Night Caller, a dark tale of a psychic thrust into the world of murder when she begins seeing the acts of a serial killer, is coming to streaming platforms this May. In the film, written and directed by Chad Ferrin, a “Telephone psychic Clementine Carter (Susan Priver) is pulled into a complex web of mystery when she receives a call from a serial killer. Predicting his murders before he commits them puts her into a terrifying game of cat and mouse. Enlisting the aid of her invalid father and clairvoyant co-worker, they must use their unique abilities to stay one step ahead of a maniac whose unspeakable acts in the present are nothing compared to his past and future.” The cast includes Steve Railsback, Bai Ling, Lew Temple, Susan Driver, Silvia Spross, and Robert Miano. Robert “Corpsy” Rhine, whose Girls and Corpses Films produced with Ferrin’s Crappy World Films, also has an onscreen role. Night Caller (review),
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsReviewsTrailers
I’ve seen at least a hundred exorcism movies, and they were all pretty much the same, and the majority were just plain terrible, always featuring the same recycled ideas shuffled around to try and make a plot look new. When I sat down to watch The exorcism of God I just assumed it would be another low-budget trash version of The Exorcist (no offense). What I got, was shock, it was a new twist on the supernatural that left me impressed. I should probably tell you a little about it before we go any further. In the film, from director Alejandro Hidalgo, who co-wrote The Exorcism of God along with Santiago Fernández Calvete, comes the story of a priest, Father Williams, who while conducting his first exorcism briefly became possessed and did something terrible. He has spent his life trying to find forgiveness within himself while striving to be the best priest he can be. His life seems ideal until
Continue reading →
