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Movie Review: Nightlight (2014)

WARNING! May Contain spoilers! The directing duo of Scott Beck and Bryan Woods bring us ‘Nightlight’, a tale of possession, suicide and five dumb kids exploring the woods, while playing idiotic games, like train dodging. This found footage film stars ‘The Social Network’ actress Shelby Young, as the main character Robin, along side Chloe Bridges (The Carrie Diaries), Carter Jenkins (Valentine’s Day), Mitch Hewer (Skins), Kyle Fain (End of Innocents) and Taylor Murphy from the ‘Scream’ series. Robin, the focus of the movie, joins a group of teenagers in the woods for a night of games and to get closer to one of the guys. The five teens head deep into a haunted forest to test their will by participating in a series of “flashlight games”. One by one the kids are separated and killed off by an entity, which is never fully seen. Robin believes that the angry spirit is that of her friend who committed suicide there, but

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May 29, 2015
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Release Date Set For ‘Stung’, Starring Clifton Collins Jr.

Mrs. Perch (Eve Slantner), a wealthy woman with a green thumb, has been putting her special illegally imported fertilizer on her precious plants. She has no idea that the special fertilizer has been seeping into the ground and that a swarm of killer wasps have made their hive right in the path of the chemicals. The new generation of wasps are mutating into seven foot monsters. During a party for Mrs. Perch’s elite group of friends, suddenly the giant wasps appear and they’re on the war path. It’s up to Paul (Matt O’Leary) and Julia (Jessica Cook), two of the catering staff, to kill the monsters wasps. Clifton Collins Jr. (Pacific Rim) and Lance Henriksen (Aliens) also star in this wild creature feature. Clifton Collins Jr., who’s films include ‘Pacific Rim’ and ‘Boondock Saints 2’, plays the role of Sydney in this creature feature that was directed by Benni Diez and written by Adam Aresty. The cast of ‘Stung’ also

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May 29, 2015
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Love and Decay Vol 1, Season 1 by Rachel Higginson

Love and Decay Volume #1 (Episodes 1-6 of the first season) by Rachel Higginson is a book I have been meaning to read for a while. It was recommended to me months ago by a reader during Women in Horror month and I’m just now getting the chance to circle back around to it. As of this post, the book is available for free on Kindle. (I seem to plug kindle a lot, but it’s what I use and I love the fact that I can read books online or on my cell phone with the FREE Kindle Reading App. If you like another medium feel free to recommend it in the comments or to me on Twitter!) The good news with this series is that it is already several volumes in the making, which means that unless you have a huge reading appetite you won’t have to wait a long time for the next installment. …Not unless you get

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May 29, 2015
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An Update On The New ‘Friday the 13th’ Movie

Little information has been released about the new ‘Friday the 13th’ movie that is being directed by David Bruckner (V/H/S) and written by Nick Antosca, who served as a writer for the ‘Hannibal Lecter’ series. Antosca has stated that the new movie will not be a sequel to the 2009 movie and will have different characters and be set in a different time period. It has been rumored that the film will take place in 1980’s, but that has not been confirmed. It had been rumored that it would be a found footage film. Brad Fuller (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), a producer for the 2016 film, has stated that it will in fact, NOT be found footage. I’m very happy to hear this, found footage may be considered a good, and cheap, alternative way to film, but in my opinion it’s over used and obnoxious. “I could just say that for a long time we were stalled…” Fuller continues (during

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May 28, 2015
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David Duchovny On The New ‘X-Files’ Series

We have an update for fans of the ‘X-Files’. David Duchovny, returning for his role as Mulder, had some great things to say about the new script for the 2016 series during an interview with Entertainment Weekly. ” I just read it [the script] about an hour ago, and I started crying reading the first page,” Duchovny continues, “It was just so strange to see the names on the page. It had nothing to do with the script itself. It was just like, I’d been talking about this for a long time. We’d been planning it for a long time. It took a long time to get all the people in the same place and get the deal with Fox. So let’s say two years we’ve been talking about doing it. Now it’s the fun part. Now we actually get to do it. That was nice and strangely emotional for me, and I’ll have to figure out how to use

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May 28, 2015
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Movie Review: ‘The Occupants’ (2014)

Lucy’s life seems pretty nice, she has a caring husband, a beautiful baby and a new home. She seems to have it all, until her and her husband, Wade, begin to see the spirits of a man, his wife and daughter. Lucy wants to help the family, but when she and Wade begin to be physically attacked, she doesn’t know what to do except to protect her baby. Nothing in this movie is what it seems. When everything comes to light in the last fifteen minutes of the ‘The Occupants’ , it makes you question everything you have seen in the entire movie, it’s a psychological twist you won’t see coming. I was very impressed with Cristin Milioti’s (The Wolf of Wall Street) portrayal of the main role of Lucy. Michael Rady (J. Edgar) plays the role of supporting husband. Holly Golden and Todd Alcott, who also directed, did a great job of creating a nice movie. The action and

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May 27, 2015
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Thomas Daley’s Home Invasion Thriller ‘Tiger House’

‘Tiger House’ follows a young woman as a gang of intruders breaks in to take her boyfriend and his father hostage. The intruders have planned out every detail of the break in, except for Kelly and her will to live. ‘Tiger House’ written by Simon Lewis and directed by Thomas Daley,judging from the trailer it seems to be an action packed home invasion thriller worth seeing. Ed Skrein (The Transporter Refueled), Brandon Auret (Chappie), Langley Kirkwood (Dredd) and Dougray Scott of the series ‘Hemlock Grove’ along side Kaya Scodelario who plays the tough, yet beautiful, heroin of the movie, Kelly. ‘Tiger House will be out on DVD and VOD on September 1st.

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May 27, 2015
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A Look At Romain Casset’s Artistic Horror Film ‘Horsehead’

In this artistic horror film Jessica, played by Lilly-Fleur Pointeaux, returns home for her grandmother’s funeral, she is plagued by intense nightmares of a creature with a horse’s head. As Jessica navigates through the nightmares she begins to uncover sinister secretes. ‘Horsehead’ stars ‘City of the Living Dead’ actress Catriona MacColl, Murray Head (Heartbeat), Gala Besson (Me, Myself and Mum) and ‘Indian Jones and the Last Crusade’s Vernon Dobtcheff. This acclaimed horror-fantasy, directed and co-written by Romain Basset, will be released on DVD on June 23, 2015. Be sure to watch DVD’s special features, it includes four short films.

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May 26, 2015
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Movie Review: The Horror (2015)

‘The Horror’ was written by Sarah Carman and Raymond Creamer, with Jerry J. White III serving as director. The movie stars Schell M. Peterson (The Road To Hell), Lexi Moeller (Underneath), Callie Ott (An American in Venice), Raymond Creamer (Cats Dancing on Jupiter), Chris Oliver and Gary Crites. Ellie Cecala and Cory Coleman make their acting debuts in this Indie film. Brother and sister Malcolm and Isabell (Raymond Creamer and Callie Ott) have recently lost their parents to a car accident. Malcolm was there during the accident and had to watch his parents die, but he seems to be holding up better than Isabell. Malcolm hasn’t been the same since the wreck. As if things couldn’t get worse the two are attacked at the family’s cabin by masked men, but luckily neither are seriously hurt.Malcolm has formed an obsession with finding the mask that one of the attackers lost in the lake. Isabell is growing very concerned with her brother,

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May 26, 2015

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Movie Review: Nightlight (2014)

WARNING! May Contain spoilers! The directing duo of Scott Beck and Bryan Woods bring us ‘Nightlight’, a tale of possession, suicide and five dumb kids exploring the woods, while playing idiotic games, like train dodging. This found footage film stars ‘The Social Network’ actress Shelby Young, as the main character Robin, along side Chloe Bridges (The Carrie Diaries), Carter Jenkins (Valentine’s Day), Mitch Hewer (Skins), Kyle Fain (End of Innocents) and Taylor Murphy from the ‘Scream’ series. Robin, the focus of the movie, joins a group of teenagers in the woods for a night of games and to get closer to one of the guys. The five teens head deep into a haunted forest to test their will by participating in a series of “flashlight games”. One by one the kids are separated and killed off by an entity, which is never fully seen. Robin believes that the angry spirit is that of her friend who committed suicide there, but

Continue reading →
May 29, 2015
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Release Date Set For ‘Stung’, Starring Clifton Collins Jr.

Mrs. Perch (Eve Slantner), a wealthy woman with a green thumb, has been putting her special illegally imported fertilizer on her precious plants. She has no idea that the special fertilizer has been seeping into the ground and that a swarm of killer wasps have made their hive right in the path of the chemicals. The new generation of wasps are mutating into seven foot monsters. During a party for Mrs. Perch’s elite group of friends, suddenly the giant wasps appear and they’re on the war path. It’s up to Paul (Matt O’Leary) and Julia (Jessica Cook), two of the catering staff, to kill the monsters wasps. Clifton Collins Jr. (Pacific Rim) and Lance Henriksen (Aliens) also star in this wild creature feature. Clifton Collins Jr., who’s films include ‘Pacific Rim’ and ‘Boondock Saints 2’, plays the role of Sydney in this creature feature that was directed by Benni Diez and written by Adam Aresty. The cast of ‘Stung’ also

Continue reading →
May 29, 2015
Horror Fuel

Love and Decay Vol 1, Season 1 by Rachel Higginson

Love and Decay Volume #1 (Episodes 1-6 of the first season) by Rachel Higginson is a book I have been meaning to read for a while. It was recommended to me months ago by a reader during Women in Horror month and I’m just now getting the chance to circle back around to it. As of this post, the book is available for free on Kindle. (I seem to plug kindle a lot, but it’s what I use and I love the fact that I can read books online or on my cell phone with the FREE Kindle Reading App. If you like another medium feel free to recommend it in the comments or to me on Twitter!) The good news with this series is that it is already several volumes in the making, which means that unless you have a huge reading appetite you won’t have to wait a long time for the next installment. …Not unless you get

Continue reading →
May 29, 2015
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An Update On The New ‘Friday the 13th’ Movie

Little information has been released about the new ‘Friday the 13th’ movie that is being directed by David Bruckner (V/H/S) and written by Nick Antosca, who served as a writer for the ‘Hannibal Lecter’ series. Antosca has stated that the new movie will not be a sequel to the 2009 movie and will have different characters and be set in a different time period. It has been rumored that the film will take place in 1980’s, but that has not been confirmed. It had been rumored that it would be a found footage film. Brad Fuller (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), a producer for the 2016 film, has stated that it will in fact, NOT be found footage. I’m very happy to hear this, found footage may be considered a good, and cheap, alternative way to film, but in my opinion it’s over used and obnoxious. “I could just say that for a long time we were stalled…” Fuller continues (during

Continue reading →
May 28, 2015
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David Duchovny On The New ‘X-Files’ Series

We have an update for fans of the ‘X-Files’. David Duchovny, returning for his role as Mulder, had some great things to say about the new script for the 2016 series during an interview with Entertainment Weekly. ” I just read it [the script] about an hour ago, and I started crying reading the first page,” Duchovny continues, “It was just so strange to see the names on the page. It had nothing to do with the script itself. It was just like, I’d been talking about this for a long time. We’d been planning it for a long time. It took a long time to get all the people in the same place and get the deal with Fox. So let’s say two years we’ve been talking about doing it. Now it’s the fun part. Now we actually get to do it. That was nice and strangely emotional for me, and I’ll have to figure out how to use

Continue reading →
May 28, 2015
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Movie Review: ‘The Occupants’ (2014)

Lucy’s life seems pretty nice, she has a caring husband, a beautiful baby and a new home. She seems to have it all, until her and her husband, Wade, begin to see the spirits of a man, his wife and daughter. Lucy wants to help the family, but when she and Wade begin to be physically attacked, she doesn’t know what to do except to protect her baby. Nothing in this movie is what it seems. When everything comes to light in the last fifteen minutes of the ‘The Occupants’ , it makes you question everything you have seen in the entire movie, it’s a psychological twist you won’t see coming. I was very impressed with Cristin Milioti’s (The Wolf of Wall Street) portrayal of the main role of Lucy. Michael Rady (J. Edgar) plays the role of supporting husband. Holly Golden and Todd Alcott, who also directed, did a great job of creating a nice movie. The action and

Continue reading →
May 27, 2015
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Thomas Daley’s Home Invasion Thriller ‘Tiger House’

‘Tiger House’ follows a young woman as a gang of intruders breaks in to take her boyfriend and his father hostage. The intruders have planned out every detail of the break in, except for Kelly and her will to live. ‘Tiger House’ written by Simon Lewis and directed by Thomas Daley,judging from the trailer it seems to be an action packed home invasion thriller worth seeing. Ed Skrein (The Transporter Refueled), Brandon Auret (Chappie), Langley Kirkwood (Dredd) and Dougray Scott of the series ‘Hemlock Grove’ along side Kaya Scodelario who plays the tough, yet beautiful, heroin of the movie, Kelly. ‘Tiger House will be out on DVD and VOD on September 1st.

Continue reading →
May 27, 2015
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A Look At Romain Casset’s Artistic Horror Film ‘Horsehead’

In this artistic horror film Jessica, played by Lilly-Fleur Pointeaux, returns home for her grandmother’s funeral, she is plagued by intense nightmares of a creature with a horse’s head. As Jessica navigates through the nightmares she begins to uncover sinister secretes. ‘Horsehead’ stars ‘City of the Living Dead’ actress Catriona MacColl, Murray Head (Heartbeat), Gala Besson (Me, Myself and Mum) and ‘Indian Jones and the Last Crusade’s Vernon Dobtcheff. This acclaimed horror-fantasy, directed and co-written by Romain Basset, will be released on DVD on June 23, 2015. Be sure to watch DVD’s special features, it includes four short films.

Continue reading →
May 26, 2015
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Movie Review: The Horror (2015)

‘The Horror’ was written by Sarah Carman and Raymond Creamer, with Jerry J. White III serving as director. The movie stars Schell M. Peterson (The Road To Hell), Lexi Moeller (Underneath), Callie Ott (An American in Venice), Raymond Creamer (Cats Dancing on Jupiter), Chris Oliver and Gary Crites. Ellie Cecala and Cory Coleman make their acting debuts in this Indie film. Brother and sister Malcolm and Isabell (Raymond Creamer and Callie Ott) have recently lost their parents to a car accident. Malcolm was there during the accident and had to watch his parents die, but he seems to be holding up better than Isabell. Malcolm hasn’t been the same since the wreck. As if things couldn’t get worse the two are attacked at the family’s cabin by masked men, but luckily neither are seriously hurt.Malcolm has formed an obsession with finding the mask that one of the attackers lost in the lake. Isabell is growing very concerned with her brother,

Continue reading →
May 26, 2015