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Don’t Watch These New Clips With The ‘Lights Out’

David F. Sandberg’s Lights Out, produced by genre genius James Wan, will premiere later this month. The film centers on Rebecca who thought she left her childhood fears behind her. Growing up, she never was really sure what was real and what wasn’t when the lights went out. Now, her little brother, Martin, is experiencing the same terrifying events. Rebecca works to unlock the truth behind the entity, before the thing in the darkness gets them both. Load videoYouTube sets cookies once the video loads Warm Bodies actress Teresa Palmer stars as Rebecca. Emily Alyn Lind (The Haunting in Connecticut 2), Alicia Vela-Bailey (Interstellar), Amiah Miller (Trafficked), Gabriel Bateman (Annabelle), Andi Osho (Night and Day), and Alexander DiPersia (I Am Legend) co-star. The film was inspired by Sandberg’s frightening, award-winning short film by the same name (below). Load videoYouTube sets cookies once the video loads Keep the lights on while you watch these brand new clips from Lights Out, which

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 18, 2016
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A Deleted Scene Surfaces From Jaws

As summer time arrives our thoughts begin to drift to sun-drenched beaches and the deep water beyond. I don’t know about you, but when I think about the beach, the first thing that comes to mind is not bikini-clad women or the men strutting their stuff, it’s the water and the distinct possibility that a shark is lurking nearby, all thanks to Jaws, which was released on this day on this day (June 20th) in 1975. Directed by Stephen Spielberg and written by Carl Gottlieb and Peter Benchley, based on his novel, Jaws forever changed the way we see sharks. It made some fear the water, others (like me) it made them want to get into the water more than ever. Did you know that there is a scene from Jaws that never made it onto the film? The reason, it was deemed too graphic, too shocking for audiences to handle. It shows the death of Alex Kitner, a young

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 20, 2016
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Accidents Happen In This Exclusive Clip From Clown – Out On Blu-ray And DVD Today

From director Jon Watts and producer Eli Roth, comes a twisted tale of terror, titled Clown. The film stars Andy Powers as Kent, a loving father desperate to make his son happy. When a clown cancels on the boy’s birthday, Kent puts on an old clown suit that he has found. After the party is over Kent goes to take off the suit, only to discover that it will not come off. The longer he wears the suit, the more of himself he loses and the more of a monster he becomes. Suddenly, Kent finds himself suffering from serious cravings, for flesh. The film is based on a fake movie trailer created by Jon Watts, of the same name, in 2010. Roth teamed up with Watts to bring Clown to life in a full length feature film.Clown was released last year in the UK, but for some reason it never saw release here in the states, until now. It was

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 17, 2016

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Don’t Watch These New Clips With The ‘Lights Out’

David F. Sandberg’s Lights Out, produced by genre genius James Wan, will premiere later this month. The film centers on Rebecca who thought she left her childhood fears behind her. Growing up, she never was really sure what was real and what wasn’t when the lights went out. Now, her little brother, Martin, is experiencing the same terrifying events. Rebecca works to unlock the truth behind the entity, before the thing in the darkness gets them both. Load videoYouTube sets cookies once the video loads Warm Bodies actress Teresa Palmer stars as Rebecca. Emily Alyn Lind (The Haunting in Connecticut 2), Alicia Vela-Bailey (Interstellar), Amiah Miller (Trafficked), Gabriel Bateman (Annabelle), Andi Osho (Night and Day), and Alexander DiPersia (I Am Legend) co-star. The film was inspired by Sandberg’s frightening, award-winning short film by the same name (below). Load videoYouTube sets cookies once the video loads Keep the lights on while you watch these brand new clips from Lights Out, which

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 18, 2016
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A Deleted Scene Surfaces From Jaws

As summer time arrives our thoughts begin to drift to sun-drenched beaches and the deep water beyond. I don’t know about you, but when I think about the beach, the first thing that comes to mind is not bikini-clad women or the men strutting their stuff, it’s the water and the distinct possibility that a shark is lurking nearby, all thanks to Jaws, which was released on this day on this day (June 20th) in 1975. Directed by Stephen Spielberg and written by Carl Gottlieb and Peter Benchley, based on his novel, Jaws forever changed the way we see sharks. It made some fear the water, others (like me) it made them want to get into the water more than ever. Did you know that there is a scene from Jaws that never made it onto the film? The reason, it was deemed too graphic, too shocking for audiences to handle. It shows the death of Alex Kitner, a young

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 20, 2016
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Accidents Happen In This Exclusive Clip From Clown – Out On Blu-ray And DVD Today

From director Jon Watts and producer Eli Roth, comes a twisted tale of terror, titled Clown. The film stars Andy Powers as Kent, a loving father desperate to make his son happy. When a clown cancels on the boy’s birthday, Kent puts on an old clown suit that he has found. After the party is over Kent goes to take off the suit, only to discover that it will not come off. The longer he wears the suit, the more of himself he loses and the more of a monster he becomes. Suddenly, Kent finds himself suffering from serious cravings, for flesh. The film is based on a fake movie trailer created by Jon Watts, of the same name, in 2010. Roth teamed up with Watts to bring Clown to life in a full length feature film.Clown was released last year in the UK, but for some reason it never saw release here in the states, until now. It was

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 17, 2016