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New Gameplay Footage And Pre-Order For ‘Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood’

Today NACON Gaming and Cyanide Studios released a six-minute gameplay trailer with commentary by Cyanide’s game director Julien “Patch” Desourteaux for their upcoming RPG Werewolf: The Apocalypse- Earthblood that’s set to be released February 4th, 2021. The trailer showcases the abilities of the game’s protagonist Cahal, a werewolf, along with a look at how combat in the game will look like. Cahal can use his human form to interact with the environment and interact with other characters, his wolf form allows him to move quickly and sneak around, and finally, his “crinos” form (werewolf form) which is his combat form where players can switch his “stances” to suit their combat needs may it be strength or agility. Pre-orders are now available through respective platforms stores (PlayStation, Microsoft, and Epic Store); those who pre-order a digital copy will get some cosmetic bonuses for Cahal’s appearance. Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood will be howling at the moon on February 4th, 2021 for

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Dec 14, 2020
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This January ‘Hacksaw’ Slashes Its Way Onto VOD

Winner of the “Best Slasher Film” award at the Monster of Horror Film Festival, Hacksaw is slashing its way onto VOD this January. In the film, “A young couple on a road trip takes a detour to the site where a notorious murderer, Ed “Hacksaw” Crowe, became an urban legend on the day he was killed many years before, but they quickly find the legend may not be quite as dead as they were counting on. Written and directed by Anthony Leone, Hacksaw stars Amy Cay (Ashley), Brian Patrick Butler (Tommy), Cortney Palm (Teryn), and Sadie Katz (DJ Cassidy). Hacksaw arrives on streaming services and VOD on January 5, 2020, from Midnight Releasing and producers Luke Anthony Pensabene, Anthony Leone, and executive producers Amy Cay and Anthony Leone.

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Dec 14, 2020
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Movie Review: Archenemy

Writer-director Adam Egypt Mortimer (Daniel Isn’t Real, Some Kind of Hate) has now unleashed his superhero film Archenemy starring Joe Manganiello (Magic Mike franchise, “True Blood”) as Max Fist, an alcoholic homeless man who claims to be a superhero from another dimension, who has none of his powers on earth. Max meets a young man named Hamster who may be the only person on earth who believes his story. When Hamster (Skylan Brooks, The Darkest Minds, Southpaw) is in trouble Max puts his life on the line to protect the kid. Max’s story plays out in a combination of the gritty real world and in gorgeous animated flashbacks filled with psychedelic pinks and blues. The styles are a nice combination that reveals his superhero past in such a way that you don’t know if it is real or simply a delusion in Max’s mind. The casting was a great choice. Manganiello and Brooks are perfect for their roles. You can

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Dec 14, 2020
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Movie Review: Grizzly II: Revenge

After 37 years in the making Grizzly II: Revenge is finally about to be released on January 8, 2021. Grizzly II, directed by André Szöts, is the sequel to William Girdler‘s 1976 movie Grizzly. The movie follows a bear out for revenge after a hunter kills its cub. During its rampage a huge concert is taking place, I’m sure you know the rest. George Clooney, Laura Dern, Charlie Sheen are featured in the original footage with Louise Fletcher, John Rhys-Davies, and Steve Inwood also starring, but the three main stars advertised are only in the film for around five minutes. I am trying to put this politely, but this movie is a mess. The scenes a patched together in what may very well be the roughest and sloppiest way I’ve ever seen. It’s a perfect example of what happens when editing goes wrong. It looks like it was just thrown together. There’s no transition from scene to scene, the music

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Dec 14, 2020
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Movie Review: Hunter Hunter Is A Dark Horror Thriller Done Right

When I sat down and hit the play button to watch writer-director Shawn Linden’s Hunter Hunter I wasn’t sure what to expect. What I got was a great, truly dark film about family and desperation. The film centers on a couple, Joseph (Devon Sawa) and Anne (Camille Sullivan), and their daughter Reneè (Summer H. Howell) living off the grid in the remote wilderness. They make their money by trapping so when a wolf begins to steal the animals in their traps they set out to hunt it down. When they stumble across the wolf eating an arm they realize there is another killer (Nick Stahl) lurking in their own backyard. First off, let me give a warning to animal lovers, Hunter Hunter is going to be a bit hard for you to watch. Just cover your eyes when you have to though because the movie is worth it. Hunter Hunter is a dark, tension-filled, gripping tale and at some points

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2020
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Ash Mountain Films Announce Crowdfunding Campaign For “Mask Of The Devil”

Ash Mountain Films, the same company behind films such as Dogged and Nefarious, has now launched their crowdfunding campaign for their new 80’s style supernatural slasher film Mask of the Devil, set in the seedy world of pornography. Set in West Africa, in the late 19th Century, the centers on a British explorer who pillages a sacred ceremonial mask with supernatural powers from its tribal home. In present-day England, a fiery young woman named Mary takes a job at a low-rent pornographer in order to gain financial independence from her overbearing parents. When the “Mask of the Devil” finds its way on to set, it wreaks havoc and unleashes unimaginable carnage. Will Mary and her new acquaintances be able to defeat the entity and banish the curse of the Mask of the Devil…?” The film promises to focus on themes relating to the consumption of independent productions in both horror and pornography demographics – and cast members are being revealed

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Dec 14, 2020
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‘Blade’ Announcement Coming Soon From Marvel

Back in 2019, it was announced at San Diego Comic-Con that Marvel planned to sink its fangs into a new Blade movie as part of MCU with Oscar-winning actor Mahershala Ali (pictured) as the title character, taking the role over for franchise star Wesley Snipes. The last we heard anything was back in October when it was revealed that the hunt was on for a writer for the project. But it’s been radio silence since, until now. At Disney’s recent Investor Day, Marvel’s Kevin Feige teased that we should be getting an announcement “very soon,” and that the project is finally coming together. . “As we announced at Comic-Con last year, we’re moving ahead with Blade, starring Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali,” Feige said during the presentation. He continued, “The development and storylines are coming together, and we’ll have announcements very, very soon.” We’ll update you as soon as the aforementioned announcement is made.

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Dec 13, 2020
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Bruce Campbell & More Return For “Evil Dead: The Game”

We’ve got some “groovy” news for fans of the Evil Dead franchise, Bruce Campbell returns as Ash in Evil Dead: The Game! Not only does the new age-restricted trailer give us a first look at Ash, but we also see several other characters from the franchise including Arthur (Marcus Gilbert) of Army of Darkness, “Ash vs Evil Dead’s” Dana DeLorenzo, and Scotty (Richard DeManincor) from The Evil Dead. Of course, Ash’s 1973 Delta 88 Royale is there as well. While little is known about the game, only two things really matter, Campbell is back, and the trailer looks good af. Evil Dead: The Game is from Boss Team Games and Saber Interactive (World War Z!) and will be released on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Switch, Xbox One, and PC sometime in 2021. The game has been in the works for a while now. Campbell told us about it back in 2018 in an interview and sounded very excited

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Dec 13, 2020
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Santa Has An Ax To Grind This Christmas In The Trailer & Clip From ‘Slayed’

Jim Klock‘s holiday horror film Slayed is arriving just in time for Christmas on Digital! Ahead of its debut, we’ve been gifted with not only the film’s official trailer to share with you, but we’ve also got a new, exclusive clip too! Described as a cross between Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1979) and Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984), the film is set five years after a Christmas Eve massacre in Harris County, Arizona, when a crazed killer returns to a condemned water-treatment plant to terrorize and kill again. Only this time, the lone survivor from that tragic night is waiting to make this Santa-clad monster pay for what he did. Klock, who recently starred in Secrets in the Woods, centrally stars in the film. Emmy Award-winning co-director Mike Capozzi(Dark/Web) also stars, along with Kyra Kennedy (Red Letters), and Coél Mahal (“Don’t Ask Nancy”). All of these cast and crew members have come together to bring the globe one of this year’s

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Dec 13, 2020
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‘Crimes And Passion’ : A Twisted New Book Full Of Sensuality And Suspense

Celebrated author, Jeffrey S. Stephens has a new book and I can’t wait to read it! For now, here is the press release to wet your appetite, but the review will be published soon and it promises to be a great tale of horror! Check out the press release below: Crimes and Passion Delivers Twisting Tale of Sensuality and Suspense Greenwich, CT, December 10, 2020 — Someone is aware of seductive socialite Elizabeth Knoebel’s sexual transgressions — and they clearly do not like it. In the gripping, psychological thriller Crimes and Passion from Jeffrey S. Stephens, author of the popular Jordan Sandor series, the murder of a beautiful, wealthy and very married socialite thrusts affluent Fairfield County, Connecticut, into the headlines for all the wrong reasons. Enter Lieutenant Robbie Whyte, a former New York City cop assigned to the investigation. Whyte understands that appearances are often far removed from reality, and this certainly proves to be true in the case

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Dec 13, 2020

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New Gameplay Footage And Pre-Order For ‘Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood’

Today NACON Gaming and Cyanide Studios released a six-minute gameplay trailer with commentary by Cyanide’s game director Julien “Patch” Desourteaux for their upcoming RPG Werewolf: The Apocalypse- Earthblood that’s set to be released February 4th, 2021. The trailer showcases the abilities of the game’s protagonist Cahal, a werewolf, along with a look at how combat in the game will look like. Cahal can use his human form to interact with the environment and interact with other characters, his wolf form allows him to move quickly and sneak around, and finally, his “crinos” form (werewolf form) which is his combat form where players can switch his “stances” to suit their combat needs may it be strength or agility. Pre-orders are now available through respective platforms stores (PlayStation, Microsoft, and Epic Store); those who pre-order a digital copy will get some cosmetic bonuses for Cahal’s appearance. Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood will be howling at the moon on February 4th, 2021 for

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2020
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This January ‘Hacksaw’ Slashes Its Way Onto VOD

Winner of the “Best Slasher Film” award at the Monster of Horror Film Festival, Hacksaw is slashing its way onto VOD this January. In the film, “A young couple on a road trip takes a detour to the site where a notorious murderer, Ed “Hacksaw” Crowe, became an urban legend on the day he was killed many years before, but they quickly find the legend may not be quite as dead as they were counting on. Written and directed by Anthony Leone, Hacksaw stars Amy Cay (Ashley), Brian Patrick Butler (Tommy), Cortney Palm (Teryn), and Sadie Katz (DJ Cassidy). Hacksaw arrives on streaming services and VOD on January 5, 2020, from Midnight Releasing and producers Luke Anthony Pensabene, Anthony Leone, and executive producers Amy Cay and Anthony Leone.

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2020
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Movie Review: Archenemy

Writer-director Adam Egypt Mortimer (Daniel Isn’t Real, Some Kind of Hate) has now unleashed his superhero film Archenemy starring Joe Manganiello (Magic Mike franchise, “True Blood”) as Max Fist, an alcoholic homeless man who claims to be a superhero from another dimension, who has none of his powers on earth. Max meets a young man named Hamster who may be the only person on earth who believes his story. When Hamster (Skylan Brooks, The Darkest Minds, Southpaw) is in trouble Max puts his life on the line to protect the kid. Max’s story plays out in a combination of the gritty real world and in gorgeous animated flashbacks filled with psychedelic pinks and blues. The styles are a nice combination that reveals his superhero past in such a way that you don’t know if it is real or simply a delusion in Max’s mind. The casting was a great choice. Manganiello and Brooks are perfect for their roles. You can

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2020
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Movie Review: Grizzly II: Revenge

After 37 years in the making Grizzly II: Revenge is finally about to be released on January 8, 2021. Grizzly II, directed by André Szöts, is the sequel to William Girdler‘s 1976 movie Grizzly. The movie follows a bear out for revenge after a hunter kills its cub. During its rampage a huge concert is taking place, I’m sure you know the rest. George Clooney, Laura Dern, Charlie Sheen are featured in the original footage with Louise Fletcher, John Rhys-Davies, and Steve Inwood also starring, but the three main stars advertised are only in the film for around five minutes. I am trying to put this politely, but this movie is a mess. The scenes a patched together in what may very well be the roughest and sloppiest way I’ve ever seen. It’s a perfect example of what happens when editing goes wrong. It looks like it was just thrown together. There’s no transition from scene to scene, the music

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2020
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Movie Review: Hunter Hunter Is A Dark Horror Thriller Done Right

When I sat down and hit the play button to watch writer-director Shawn Linden’s Hunter Hunter I wasn’t sure what to expect. What I got was a great, truly dark film about family and desperation. The film centers on a couple, Joseph (Devon Sawa) and Anne (Camille Sullivan), and their daughter Reneè (Summer H. Howell) living off the grid in the remote wilderness. They make their money by trapping so when a wolf begins to steal the animals in their traps they set out to hunt it down. When they stumble across the wolf eating an arm they realize there is another killer (Nick Stahl) lurking in their own backyard. First off, let me give a warning to animal lovers, Hunter Hunter is going to be a bit hard for you to watch. Just cover your eyes when you have to though because the movie is worth it. Hunter Hunter is a dark, tension-filled, gripping tale and at some points

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2020
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Ash Mountain Films Announce Crowdfunding Campaign For “Mask Of The Devil”

Ash Mountain Films, the same company behind films such as Dogged and Nefarious, has now launched their crowdfunding campaign for their new 80’s style supernatural slasher film Mask of the Devil, set in the seedy world of pornography. Set in West Africa, in the late 19th Century, the centers on a British explorer who pillages a sacred ceremonial mask with supernatural powers from its tribal home. In present-day England, a fiery young woman named Mary takes a job at a low-rent pornographer in order to gain financial independence from her overbearing parents. When the “Mask of the Devil” finds its way on to set, it wreaks havoc and unleashes unimaginable carnage. Will Mary and her new acquaintances be able to defeat the entity and banish the curse of the Mask of the Devil…?” The film promises to focus on themes relating to the consumption of independent productions in both horror and pornography demographics – and cast members are being revealed

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2020
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‘Blade’ Announcement Coming Soon From Marvel

Back in 2019, it was announced at San Diego Comic-Con that Marvel planned to sink its fangs into a new Blade movie as part of MCU with Oscar-winning actor Mahershala Ali (pictured) as the title character, taking the role over for franchise star Wesley Snipes. The last we heard anything was back in October when it was revealed that the hunt was on for a writer for the project. But it’s been radio silence since, until now. At Disney’s recent Investor Day, Marvel’s Kevin Feige teased that we should be getting an announcement “very soon,” and that the project is finally coming together. . “As we announced at Comic-Con last year, we’re moving ahead with Blade, starring Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali,” Feige said during the presentation. He continued, “The development and storylines are coming together, and we’ll have announcements very, very soon.” We’ll update you as soon as the aforementioned announcement is made.

Continue reading →
Dec 13, 2020
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Bruce Campbell & More Return For “Evil Dead: The Game”

We’ve got some “groovy” news for fans of the Evil Dead franchise, Bruce Campbell returns as Ash in Evil Dead: The Game! Not only does the new age-restricted trailer give us a first look at Ash, but we also see several other characters from the franchise including Arthur (Marcus Gilbert) of Army of Darkness, “Ash vs Evil Dead’s” Dana DeLorenzo, and Scotty (Richard DeManincor) from The Evil Dead. Of course, Ash’s 1973 Delta 88 Royale is there as well. While little is known about the game, only two things really matter, Campbell is back, and the trailer looks good af. Evil Dead: The Game is from Boss Team Games and Saber Interactive (World War Z!) and will be released on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Switch, Xbox One, and PC sometime in 2021. The game has been in the works for a while now. Campbell told us about it back in 2018 in an interview and sounded very excited

Continue reading →
Dec 13, 2020
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Santa Has An Ax To Grind This Christmas In The Trailer & Clip From ‘Slayed’

Jim Klock‘s holiday horror film Slayed is arriving just in time for Christmas on Digital! Ahead of its debut, we’ve been gifted with not only the film’s official trailer to share with you, but we’ve also got a new, exclusive clip too! Described as a cross between Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1979) and Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984), the film is set five years after a Christmas Eve massacre in Harris County, Arizona, when a crazed killer returns to a condemned water-treatment plant to terrorize and kill again. Only this time, the lone survivor from that tragic night is waiting to make this Santa-clad monster pay for what he did. Klock, who recently starred in Secrets in the Woods, centrally stars in the film. Emmy Award-winning co-director Mike Capozzi(Dark/Web) also stars, along with Kyra Kennedy (Red Letters), and Coél Mahal (“Don’t Ask Nancy”). All of these cast and crew members have come together to bring the globe one of this year’s

Continue reading →
Dec 13, 2020
Horror Fuel

‘Crimes And Passion’ : A Twisted New Book Full Of Sensuality And Suspense

Celebrated author, Jeffrey S. Stephens has a new book and I can’t wait to read it! For now, here is the press release to wet your appetite, but the review will be published soon and it promises to be a great tale of horror! Check out the press release below: Crimes and Passion Delivers Twisting Tale of Sensuality and Suspense Greenwich, CT, December 10, 2020 — Someone is aware of seductive socialite Elizabeth Knoebel’s sexual transgressions — and they clearly do not like it. In the gripping, psychological thriller Crimes and Passion from Jeffrey S. Stephens, author of the popular Jordan Sandor series, the murder of a beautiful, wealthy and very married socialite thrusts affluent Fairfield County, Connecticut, into the headlines for all the wrong reasons. Enter Lieutenant Robbie Whyte, a former New York City cop assigned to the investigation. Whyte understands that appearances are often far removed from reality, and this certainly proves to be true in the case

Continue reading →
Dec 13, 2020