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Amazon has officially ordered a series adaptation of Benjamin Stevenson’s bestselling novel Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone, Variety reports. Penn Badgley will star as the lead character, Ern Cunningham, and will also serve as an executive producer. Oscar nominee David Hemingson (The Holdovers) will adapt the book for the screen, serving as showrunner and executive producer. Fifth Season and Made Up Stories are co-producing. Author Benjamin Stevenson is also attached as an executive producer. Snowstorms, Murders, and Family Secrets Set in the dense mountains of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, the story follows Ern Cunningham. He’s a mystery-writing expert who reluctantly attends a family reunion to welcome his brother home from prison. By the way, it’s the same brother Ern helped convict. A severe snowstorm traps the family inside, and a frozen body turns up. The body count begins to rise rapidly. True to the story’s title, every member of Ern’s family has previously killed someone. Whether by accident or
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A small-town haven becomes the ultimate battleground in Ghost Soldier. It’s a high-stakes action thriller that tests the limits of loyalty, identity, and justice. Directed by William Eubank and penned by screenwriter Chris Papasadero, the film delivers a visceral cinematic experience. One that combines explosive action with a deeply grounded fight for survival. A Quiet Life Shattered The story follows Henry “Fitz” Fitzgerald, portrayed by Jim Caviezel. He is a mysterious recluse who has built a peaceful, off-the-grid existence in his quiet hometown. Fitz seeks nothing more than solitude. However, his tranquil retreat is violently disrupted when a ruthless corporation targets his community. While determined to seize the local land by any means necessary, the hostile entity unleashes an oppressive campaign against the helpless residents. One that threatens to strip the town of its homes and livelihoods. Unveiling a Deadly Legacy Now, faced with the destruction of the town he cherishes, Fitz has no choice but to break his silence
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Rolling out right on time for International Roller Coaster Day 2027, GUNGNIR Publishing has officially announced a thrilling new deal with award-winning screenwriter and veteran entertainment journalist Jeff Spry. Together, they are developing and launching Killride. It’s a terrifying sci-fi horror graphic novel that turns the familiar high-speed thrills of amusement parks into a haunting, supernatural nightmare. Spearheaded by GUNGNIR Founder and Publisher Matthew Medney alongside Eisner-nominated executive editor Steve Orlando, the project promises to blend pulse-pounding suspense with high-concept body-and-steel horror. The Tragedy Behind the World’s Tallest Coaster The story follows Michael Wylde. He was once celebrated as the undisputed rockstar of roller coaster engineering. His career came to a screeching, devastating halt ten years ago when a fatal accident on one of his rides claimed twelve lives. The victims included his young fiancée. Now a reclusive shell of his former self, Wylde is coaxed back into the spotlight by an eccentric billionaire. Why? To design the ultimate attraction
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Kane Parsons’ runaway box-office sensation Backrooms is officially making the jump to home screens. The horror hit will debut exclusively on HBO next month. Yellow Wallpaper, Green Cash To say Backrooms cleaned up at the box office would be a massive understatement. When A24 unleashed the film theatrically, it completely routed the competition. It pulled in a staggering $81 million domestically in its opening weekend alone against a modest $10 million budget. The triumph also made cinema history. A24 confirmed that the 19-year-old Parsons is now the youngest director ever to helm a number-one film at the global box office, which is impressive for a creator who started out experimenting with Blender animations in his bedroom. Welcome to Cap’n Clark’s Ottoman Empire Scripted by Will Soodik, it is based on Parsons’ viral internet series, which has racked up over 190 million views. The nightmare follows Clark (Chiwetel Ejiofor). He’s a struggling furniture store owner whose personal life is in shambles
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The wellness revolution is taking over the world, but it turns out living forever is atrocious for the funeral business. Set to make its global debut as a high-profile Centerpiece selection at the Toronto International Film Festival, director Ron Murphy (Wynonna Earp, Jann) brings a wickedly clever dark comedy to the big screen with Back in Black. Pitting modern longevity crazes against small-town funeral directors, the film explores just how far family loyalty will go when business literally dies out. When Longevity Kills the Market In a cozy American town, local undertaker Clyde finds his family-run funeral home on the absolute brink of financial collapse. Between bio-hacking, green juices, daily meditation, and endless health trends, the townspeople stubbornly refuse to die. It is fantastic news for public health, but a complete catastrophe for the death care industry, leaving Clyde watching his livelihood evaporate into thin air. Taking Fate into Lethal Hands Enter Sam, Clyde’s quiet and devoted granddaughter. Refusing to
Continue reading →
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Prime Video is officially expanding its horror lineup with a six-part limited series adaptation of Stephen King’s classic short story, “Crouch End.” It was originally published in the 1980’s New Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos before finding a wider home in King’s 1993 collection Nightmares & Dreamscapes. A Descending Nightmare in London “Crouch End” follows American tourist Doris Freeman. She’s a global movie star whose life shatters during a trip abroad. She bursts into a London police station, frantically claiming that uncanny forces are responsible for her husband’s sudden disappearance. Inspector Ted Vetter is tasked with untangling the truth. Vetter must determine whether Doris is suffering a breakdown, hiding a murder, or if an ancient, terrifying entity has truly breached the fabric of reality. The Creative Powerhouses Behind the Adaptation The project brings together top-tier talent both behind and in front of the camera. Production is backed by Mammoth Screen and Fifth Season. Writer Paul Tomalin (Bodies) leads the adaptation,
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Investigation Discovery has officially set the stage for the return of its gripping true-crime series “TOXIC,” led by journalist and advocate Elizabeth Chambers. Returning this fall, the show continues its uncompromising exploration of unhealthy relationship dynamics. It details control and toxic romance- so-called “love” that can rapidly degrade into long-lasting trauma or catastrophic violence. Blending investigative precision with survivor advocacy, Chambers guides audiences through harrowing real-life cases. In order to highlight the critical warning signs that are often overlooked before it is too late. The new season officially premieres on Tuesday, September 15 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT on ID, with weekly episodes streaming simultaneously on HBO Max. First-Hand Accounts and National Cases The upcoming season broadens its scope by examining complex cases from across the United States through emotional, direct interviews with survivors, grieving family members, and loved ones. By combining personal accounts with expert analysis, the series offers a comprehensive look at the multi-faceted nature of intimate partner violence
Continue reading →
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Eli Roth’s latest splatterfest, Ice Cream Man, is officially heading home, setting its digital and streaming release for September. Set against the backdrop of an idyllic, sun-drenched summer town, the film takes a wholesome childhood staple and twists it into pure, violent insanity. When the neighborhood ice cream vendor starts serving soft-serve laced with homicidal psychosis, the local children instantly descend into a feral, blood-soaked frenzy. Cast, Crew, and Practical Splatter Ari Millen (Orphan Black) stars as the titular dessert vendor, donning a vintage paper soda jerk hat to dish out dairy-induced carnage. He leads an ensemble cast that includes Benjamin Byron Davis, who joined us for an interview about the movie. He’s joined by Dylan Hawco, Sarah Abbott, Kiori Mirza Waldman, and Charlie Zeltzer. Also, a trio of actors returns from Roth’s Thanksgiving: Karen Cliche, Shiloh O’Reilly, and Charlie Story. Roth directed and produced the feature while co-writing the screenplay with Noah Belson. To ensure the practical gore delivers
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The horror-comedy feature Pay to Die, directed by Shawn C. Phillips and Lauren Francesca, has officially launched on Amazon and Fandango at Home courtesy of distributor BayView Entertainment. Skewering modern crowdfunding culture and the chaos of independent filmmaking, the story follows a struggling commercial director who launches a Kickstarter-style campaign to fund his dream slasher movie. Once production begins, the line between cinematic fiction and real-life bloodshed vanishes. Fame-obsessed actors, washed-up icons, frantic fans, and lethal opportunists unleash a nightmare. A Nostalgic Ensemble and a Final Screen Legacy The feature stands out for its eclectic cult cast. It marks one of Robert Carradine’s final screen appearances (Nerds, The Cowboys). He plays a police officer investigating the murders. Former Saturday Night Live star and MADtv cast member Jeff Richards also stars. They are joined by genre favorites and familiar pop-culture figures, including Bai Ling, James Duval, Ken Davitian, Angel Salazar, Joe Estevez, Robert Miano, Lorelei Linklater, and Kato Kaelin. Creative Minds
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You may have thought that surviving a kid’s daily Barney binge was the ultimate test of endurance. However, the neon orange unicorn, Buddy, is a real monster. Roadside Attractions and Saban Films, alongside indie horror hitmakers BoulderLight Pictures and Low Spark Films, have unleashed a brand-new teaser and commercial for BUDDY. Signaling a complete and utter execution of wholesome Saturday morning nostalgia. Marching into theaters tomorrow, the horror-comedy takes the hyper-colored world of public-access children’s television and drenches it in unhinged carnage. Sing Along or Face the Feral Mascot On the surface, It’s Buddy! looks like a sugary, synth-pop fever dream designed to hold kids hostage in front of the television. The show features synchronized child performers, infectious sing-alongs, and an aggressively neon-orange unicorn named Buddy. However, he’s not really the cuddliest creature. He enforces state-mandated cheerfulness with cult-like intensity. However, behind the candy-coated studio walls lies a zero-tolerance policy for insubordination. The moment a rogue child performer dares to
Continue reading →
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Amazon has officially ordered a series adaptation of Benjamin Stevenson’s bestselling novel Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone, Variety reports. Penn Badgley will star as the lead character, Ern Cunningham, and will also serve as an executive producer. Oscar nominee David Hemingson (The Holdovers) will adapt the book for the screen, serving as showrunner and executive producer. Fifth Season and Made Up Stories are co-producing. Author Benjamin Stevenson is also attached as an executive producer. Snowstorms, Murders, and Family Secrets Set in the dense mountains of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, the story follows Ern Cunningham. He’s a mystery-writing expert who reluctantly attends a family reunion to welcome his brother home from prison. By the way, it’s the same brother Ern helped convict. A severe snowstorm traps the family inside, and a frozen body turns up. The body count begins to rise rapidly. True to the story’s title, every member of Ern’s family has previously killed someone. Whether by accident or
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsThrillerTrailers
A small-town haven becomes the ultimate battleground in Ghost Soldier. It’s a high-stakes action thriller that tests the limits of loyalty, identity, and justice. Directed by William Eubank and penned by screenwriter Chris Papasadero, the film delivers a visceral cinematic experience. One that combines explosive action with a deeply grounded fight for survival. A Quiet Life Shattered The story follows Henry “Fitz” Fitzgerald, portrayed by Jim Caviezel. He is a mysterious recluse who has built a peaceful, off-the-grid existence in his quiet hometown. Fitz seeks nothing more than solitude. However, his tranquil retreat is violently disrupted when a ruthless corporation targets his community. While determined to seize the local land by any means necessary, the hostile entity unleashes an oppressive campaign against the helpless residents. One that threatens to strip the town of its homes and livelihoods. Unveiling a Deadly Legacy Now, faced with the destruction of the town he cherishes, Fitz has no choice but to break his silence
Continue reading →
BooksComic Books/Graphic NovelsNews
Rolling out right on time for International Roller Coaster Day 2027, GUNGNIR Publishing has officially announced a thrilling new deal with award-winning screenwriter and veteran entertainment journalist Jeff Spry. Together, they are developing and launching Killride. It’s a terrifying sci-fi horror graphic novel that turns the familiar high-speed thrills of amusement parks into a haunting, supernatural nightmare. Spearheaded by GUNGNIR Founder and Publisher Matthew Medney alongside Eisner-nominated executive editor Steve Orlando, the project promises to blend pulse-pounding suspense with high-concept body-and-steel horror. The Tragedy Behind the World’s Tallest Coaster The story follows Michael Wylde. He was once celebrated as the undisputed rockstar of roller coaster engineering. His career came to a screeching, devastating halt ten years ago when a fatal accident on one of his rides claimed twelve lives. The victims included his young fiancée. Now a reclusive shell of his former self, Wylde is coaxed back into the spotlight by an eccentric billionaire. Why? To design the ultimate attraction
Continue reading →
HBO MaxMoviesNewsStreaming TVTrailers
Kane Parsons’ runaway box-office sensation Backrooms is officially making the jump to home screens. The horror hit will debut exclusively on HBO next month. Yellow Wallpaper, Green Cash To say Backrooms cleaned up at the box office would be a massive understatement. When A24 unleashed the film theatrically, it completely routed the competition. It pulled in a staggering $81 million domestically in its opening weekend alone against a modest $10 million budget. The triumph also made cinema history. A24 confirmed that the 19-year-old Parsons is now the youngest director ever to helm a number-one film at the global box office, which is impressive for a creator who started out experimenting with Blender animations in his bedroom. Welcome to Cap’n Clark’s Ottoman Empire Scripted by Will Soodik, it is based on Parsons’ viral internet series, which has racked up over 190 million views. The nightmare follows Clark (Chiwetel Ejiofor). He’s a struggling furniture store owner whose personal life is in shambles
Continue reading →
Film FestivalsMoviesNews
The wellness revolution is taking over the world, but it turns out living forever is atrocious for the funeral business. Set to make its global debut as a high-profile Centerpiece selection at the Toronto International Film Festival, director Ron Murphy (Wynonna Earp, Jann) brings a wickedly clever dark comedy to the big screen with Back in Black. Pitting modern longevity crazes against small-town funeral directors, the film explores just how far family loyalty will go when business literally dies out. When Longevity Kills the Market In a cozy American town, local undertaker Clyde finds his family-run funeral home on the absolute brink of financial collapse. Between bio-hacking, green juices, daily meditation, and endless health trends, the townspeople stubbornly refuse to die. It is fantastic news for public health, but a complete catastrophe for the death care industry, leaving Clyde watching his livelihood evaporate into thin air. Taking Fate into Lethal Hands Enter Sam, Clyde’s quiet and devoted granddaughter. Refusing to
Continue reading →
AdaptationAmazon Prime VideoBooksNewsStreaming TV
Prime Video is officially expanding its horror lineup with a six-part limited series adaptation of Stephen King’s classic short story, “Crouch End.” It was originally published in the 1980’s New Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos before finding a wider home in King’s 1993 collection Nightmares & Dreamscapes. A Descending Nightmare in London “Crouch End” follows American tourist Doris Freeman. She’s a global movie star whose life shatters during a trip abroad. She bursts into a London police station, frantically claiming that uncanny forces are responsible for her husband’s sudden disappearance. Inspector Ted Vetter is tasked with untangling the truth. Vetter must determine whether Doris is suffering a breakdown, hiding a murder, or if an ancient, terrifying entity has truly breached the fabric of reality. The Creative Powerhouses Behind the Adaptation The project brings together top-tier talent both behind and in front of the camera. Production is backed by Mammoth Screen and Fifth Season. Writer Paul Tomalin (Bodies) leads the adaptation,
Continue reading →
IDNewsStreaming TVTrailersTrue Crime
Investigation Discovery has officially set the stage for the return of its gripping true-crime series “TOXIC,” led by journalist and advocate Elizabeth Chambers. Returning this fall, the show continues its uncompromising exploration of unhealthy relationship dynamics. It details control and toxic romance- so-called “love” that can rapidly degrade into long-lasting trauma or catastrophic violence. Blending investigative precision with survivor advocacy, Chambers guides audiences through harrowing real-life cases. In order to highlight the critical warning signs that are often overlooked before it is too late. The new season officially premieres on Tuesday, September 15 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT on ID, with weekly episodes streaming simultaneously on HBO Max. First-Hand Accounts and National Cases The upcoming season broadens its scope by examining complex cases from across the United States through emotional, direct interviews with survivors, grieving family members, and loved ones. By combining personal accounts with expert analysis, the series offers a comprehensive look at the multi-faceted nature of intimate partner violence
Continue reading →
MoviesMusicNewsStreaming TV
Eli Roth’s latest splatterfest, Ice Cream Man, is officially heading home, setting its digital and streaming release for September. Set against the backdrop of an idyllic, sun-drenched summer town, the film takes a wholesome childhood staple and twists it into pure, violent insanity. When the neighborhood ice cream vendor starts serving soft-serve laced with homicidal psychosis, the local children instantly descend into a feral, blood-soaked frenzy. Cast, Crew, and Practical Splatter Ari Millen (Orphan Black) stars as the titular dessert vendor, donning a vintage paper soda jerk hat to dish out dairy-induced carnage. He leads an ensemble cast that includes Benjamin Byron Davis, who joined us for an interview about the movie. He’s joined by Dylan Hawco, Sarah Abbott, Kiori Mirza Waldman, and Charlie Zeltzer. Also, a trio of actors returns from Roth’s Thanksgiving: Karen Cliche, Shiloh O’Reilly, and Charlie Story. Roth directed and produced the feature while co-writing the screenplay with Noah Belson. To ensure the practical gore delivers
Continue reading →
Amazon Prime VideoFandango at HomeMoviesNewsStreaming TVTrailers
The horror-comedy feature Pay to Die, directed by Shawn C. Phillips and Lauren Francesca, has officially launched on Amazon and Fandango at Home courtesy of distributor BayView Entertainment. Skewering modern crowdfunding culture and the chaos of independent filmmaking, the story follows a struggling commercial director who launches a Kickstarter-style campaign to fund his dream slasher movie. Once production begins, the line between cinematic fiction and real-life bloodshed vanishes. Fame-obsessed actors, washed-up icons, frantic fans, and lethal opportunists unleash a nightmare. A Nostalgic Ensemble and a Final Screen Legacy The feature stands out for its eclectic cult cast. It marks one of Robert Carradine’s final screen appearances (Nerds, The Cowboys). He plays a police officer investigating the murders. Former Saturday Night Live star and MADtv cast member Jeff Richards also stars. They are joined by genre favorites and familiar pop-culture figures, including Bai Ling, James Duval, Ken Davitian, Angel Salazar, Joe Estevez, Robert Miano, Lorelei Linklater, and Kato Kaelin. Creative Minds
Continue reading →
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You may have thought that surviving a kid’s daily Barney binge was the ultimate test of endurance. However, the neon orange unicorn, Buddy, is a real monster. Roadside Attractions and Saban Films, alongside indie horror hitmakers BoulderLight Pictures and Low Spark Films, have unleashed a brand-new teaser and commercial for BUDDY. Signaling a complete and utter execution of wholesome Saturday morning nostalgia. Marching into theaters tomorrow, the horror-comedy takes the hyper-colored world of public-access children’s television and drenches it in unhinged carnage. Sing Along or Face the Feral Mascot On the surface, It’s Buddy! looks like a sugary, synth-pop fever dream designed to hold kids hostage in front of the television. The show features synchronized child performers, infectious sing-alongs, and an aggressively neon-orange unicorn named Buddy. However, he’s not really the cuddliest creature. He enforces state-mandated cheerfulness with cult-like intensity. However, behind the candy-coated studio walls lies a zero-tolerance policy for insubordination. The moment a rogue child performer dares to
Continue reading →
