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Keanu Reeves, star of the John Wick franchise, plays the role of a heartbroken biologist, desperate to find a way to bring his family back from the dead in Replicas. From director Jeffrey Nachmanoff comes the sci-fi thriller written by Chad St. John. Replicas also stars Alice Eve, Thomas Middleditch, and John Ortiz. “After a car accident kills his family, a daring synthetic biologist (Reeves) will stop at nothing to bring them back, even if it means pitting himself against a government-controlled laboratory, a police task force, and the physical laws of science.” Replicas is set to open in theaters on January 11, 2019.
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One of Hulu’s coolest new series is the series is “Into the Dark“, which delivers a feature-length holiday-themed episode once a month. The first episode, “The Body” was set on Halloween. We interviewed Tembi Locke about the Thanksgiving set episode titled “Flesh and Blood”. Now, it’s nearing time for the third episode to premiere. December’s episode, “Pooka“, follows a struggling actor (Nyasha Hatendi) who gets a temp job as the Christmas character in a plush suit to promote Pooka, the hottest toy of the year. At first, it’s not a bad gig, but as time goes by Pooka slowly takes over. Dale Dickey, Isabelle Bates, Jonny Berryman, April Campion, Gene Freeman, Nyasha Hatendi, Cliff Weissman, and Katie Wilson co-star in “Pooka”, directed by Nacho Vigalondo and written by Gerald Olson. “Into the Dark: Pooka” premieres on December 5th on Hulu.
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After making waves at Cannes the disaster film The Quake, from the same producers who brought us The Wave, is ready to shake up U.S. theaters this December. In the new trailer, we watch as the lights go out ahead of the moment where buildings begin to crumble around a city. A family struggles to survive as disaster strikes. Directed by Roar Uthaug, The Quake was inspired by a real-life event, the earthquake that shook Oslo in 1904, leaving a trail of utter devastation and took the lives of 145 people. Kristoffer Joner stars alongside, Ane Dahl Torp, and Jonas Hoff Oftebro. Katherine Thorborg Johansen, Edith Haagenrud-Sande, and Ravdeep Singh Bajwa co-star. If you’re a fan of destructions films, this is one you’re not to want to miss. Luckily, you won’t have to wait much longer, The Quake arrives in U.S. theaters and On Demand on December 14, 2018, from Magnolia. Odds are a dubbed version will follow.
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Ho, ho, mother fuckin’ ho; what do we have here boils n’ ghouls? A Christmas set thriller where a slashin’ Santa works his way through a group of victims. Good to see originality is still alive and well in the ol’ horror biz… Anyway, there is a killer Santa that terrorizes folks with a pick-ax every Yuletide, and this year he brings his murder biz to a small Norweigian town where a group of female friends have gathered for a reunion. Things get bloody for our comely heroines and soon their mortality is seriously in jeopardy. Thankfully for them, a grizzled (and alcoholic) detective and his gung-ho partner make the scene, and they are bound and determined to bring these horrible holiday homicides to a swift end! While I may have brought the sass up-top, Christmas Blood, for all of it’s trope-heavy elements, nevertheless delivers some effective storytelling and visuals. Writer/Director Reinert Kiil (with that name, fright flick Director was
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Cupid Carpets sends it’s biggest and brightest out to a remote country mansion where a huge carpeting job awaits. Since this is a horror site, you can guess this film has more on it’s mind than tacks n’ berber…and soon it is revealed the manse is home to a cannibalistic clan named the Hannings (and comprised of a loving Mom and her four ravenous, inbred sons). Will our heroes make it out of that arcane abode with their hides intact? Will they actually lay any carpet? Will you actually laugh at this horror comedy? As far as that last point is concerned, I can assure you that the laughs are plentiful in Cannibals and Carpet Fitters; a feat for which Writer Richard Lee O’Donnell and Director James Bushe should be lauded . While not every joke and jest hits the beastly bullseye, the majority do, and the comedic timing and chemistry among our characters, in particular main rug doctors Colin
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Production has already begun on the third film of the Annabelle franchise. And today, we have the film’s plot details. Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga return as Ed and Lorraine Warren. McKenna Grace, Madison Iseman, Katie Sarife also star. Grace, who also stars in “The Haunting of Hill House” as young Theo, has been cast as the Warrens’ young daughter Judy who becomes the target of the possessed doll. “Determined to keep Annabelle from wreaking more havoc, demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren bring the possessed doll to the locked artifacts room in their home, placing her “safely” behind sacred glass and enlisting a priest’s holy blessing. But an unholy night of horror awaits as Annabelle awakens the evil spirits in the room, who all set their sights on a new target—the Warrens’ ten-year-old daughter, Judy, and her friends.” Gary Dauberman who wrote The Nun and It: Chapter one and two will be making his directorial debut. James Wan will be
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Back in 2007, we got our first look at Danny Trejo as Machete in a faux trailer in Robert Rodriguez‘s Planet Terror. Thankfully Rodriguez saw the potential and created the Machete franchise. In Machete Kills (2013) we got another faux trailer, this time teasing that Machete was headed to space for the appropriately titled sequel Machete Kills Again…In Space. It’s been five years since we’ve heard anything leaving us wondering if we’d ever see the third film of the franchise. Recently, during an interview with Popcorn Talk, Trejo and Rodriguez promised fans that Machete will be heading to space. I would say that… Robert has his own timetable for doing stuff. I know he’s working on a big movie right now. Robert’s working on it, it’s gonna be… unbelievably crazy.” Trejo also stated that Michelle Rodriguez is committed to reprising her role as badass Luz. It sounds like we might actually see Machete return to kick ass in the vastness
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Casting has begun on the sequel to 2016’s The Boy that starred Lauren Cohan (The Walking Dead) as a nanny hired to care for a doll. Director William Brent Bell and writer Stacey Menear reunite for the sequel. Late yesterday it was announced that Katie Holmes has joined the cast alongside Christopher Convery (Gotham, The Girl in the Spider’s Web). Holmes has been cast as Liza, a single mother. Convery will play her son Jude. In the film, “Unaware of the terrifying history of Heelshire Mansion, a young family moves into the estate, where their young son soon makes an unsettling new friend, an eerily life-like doll he calls Brahms.” Holmes is equally known for her roles in series such as “Dawson’s Creek” and “Ray Donavan”, and films like Logan Lucky. It will be a while before the first trailer for The Boy 2 will arrive. In the meantime, check out the first film’s trailer.
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Emily Roberts (Elitsa Bako) wakes up one morning next to her withered husk of a corpse. How can this be? Well, it seems ol’ E-Dawg isn’t herself at all, but rather a shape-shifter named Drew (voiced by genre stalwart Bill Oberst Jr.) who can transform into anyone he murders for six hours before he begins to rot and must take on another form. As you can imagine, our hero will do anything to keep his secret even resorting to non-bodymorphing homicide if the sitch dictates. Soon a new wrinkle presents itself; Drew begins carrying over injuries from one body to the next…and all of the above will make his task of setting things right with an old flame that knew him as someone else damn near impossible! As you can imagine; Lifechanger is one hell of a unique motion picture. Part thriller, part body horror, part psychological drama…this flick takes all of those disparate elements and concocts a ghoulish goulash
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Chucky will soon be everywhere you turn. Between the upcoming series, the new movie, and the fan film titled Charles, the possessed doll is getting serious love in the genre. The creepy trailer has now been released for Luis “Tony Bizz” Serrano‘s fan film that centers on “A young couple moved into their first apartment & encountered-headed freckled doll. Soon they discover that their home & doll has an evil presence.” Serrano has been a busy man, not only directed the film but also wrote, produced, edited, and stars in Charles. Be sure to follow Charles on Facebook for regular updates and more.
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Keanu Reeves, star of the John Wick franchise, plays the role of a heartbroken biologist, desperate to find a way to bring his family back from the dead in Replicas. From director Jeffrey Nachmanoff comes the sci-fi thriller written by Chad St. John. Replicas also stars Alice Eve, Thomas Middleditch, and John Ortiz. “After a car accident kills his family, a daring synthetic biologist (Reeves) will stop at nothing to bring them back, even if it means pitting himself against a government-controlled laboratory, a police task force, and the physical laws of science.” Replicas is set to open in theaters on January 11, 2019.
Continue reading →
Holiday HorrorHuluMoviesNewsStreaming TVTrailers
One of Hulu’s coolest new series is the series is “Into the Dark“, which delivers a feature-length holiday-themed episode once a month. The first episode, “The Body” was set on Halloween. We interviewed Tembi Locke about the Thanksgiving set episode titled “Flesh and Blood”. Now, it’s nearing time for the third episode to premiere. December’s episode, “Pooka“, follows a struggling actor (Nyasha Hatendi) who gets a temp job as the Christmas character in a plush suit to promote Pooka, the hottest toy of the year. At first, it’s not a bad gig, but as time goes by Pooka slowly takes over. Dale Dickey, Isabelle Bates, Jonny Berryman, April Campion, Gene Freeman, Nyasha Hatendi, Cliff Weissman, and Katie Wilson co-star in “Pooka”, directed by Nacho Vigalondo and written by Gerald Olson. “Into the Dark: Pooka” premieres on December 5th on Hulu.
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After making waves at Cannes the disaster film The Quake, from the same producers who brought us The Wave, is ready to shake up U.S. theaters this December. In the new trailer, we watch as the lights go out ahead of the moment where buildings begin to crumble around a city. A family struggles to survive as disaster strikes. Directed by Roar Uthaug, The Quake was inspired by a real-life event, the earthquake that shook Oslo in 1904, leaving a trail of utter devastation and took the lives of 145 people. Kristoffer Joner stars alongside, Ane Dahl Torp, and Jonas Hoff Oftebro. Katherine Thorborg Johansen, Edith Haagenrud-Sande, and Ravdeep Singh Bajwa co-star. If you’re a fan of destructions films, this is one you’re not to want to miss. Luckily, you won’t have to wait much longer, The Quake arrives in U.S. theaters and On Demand on December 14, 2018, from Magnolia. Odds are a dubbed version will follow.
Continue reading →
ForeignHoliday HorrorIndieMoviesReviews
Ho, ho, mother fuckin’ ho; what do we have here boils n’ ghouls? A Christmas set thriller where a slashin’ Santa works his way through a group of victims. Good to see originality is still alive and well in the ol’ horror biz… Anyway, there is a killer Santa that terrorizes folks with a pick-ax every Yuletide, and this year he brings his murder biz to a small Norweigian town where a group of female friends have gathered for a reunion. Things get bloody for our comely heroines and soon their mortality is seriously in jeopardy. Thankfully for them, a grizzled (and alcoholic) detective and his gung-ho partner make the scene, and they are bound and determined to bring these horrible holiday homicides to a swift end! While I may have brought the sass up-top, Christmas Blood, for all of it’s trope-heavy elements, nevertheless delivers some effective storytelling and visuals. Writer/Director Reinert Kiil (with that name, fright flick Director was
Continue reading →
ForeignIndieMoviesReviews
Cupid Carpets sends it’s biggest and brightest out to a remote country mansion where a huge carpeting job awaits. Since this is a horror site, you can guess this film has more on it’s mind than tacks n’ berber…and soon it is revealed the manse is home to a cannibalistic clan named the Hannings (and comprised of a loving Mom and her four ravenous, inbred sons). Will our heroes make it out of that arcane abode with their hides intact? Will they actually lay any carpet? Will you actually laugh at this horror comedy? As far as that last point is concerned, I can assure you that the laughs are plentiful in Cannibals and Carpet Fitters; a feat for which Writer Richard Lee O’Donnell and Director James Bushe should be lauded . While not every joke and jest hits the beastly bullseye, the majority do, and the comedic timing and chemistry among our characters, in particular main rug doctors Colin
Continue reading →
MoviesNews
Production has already begun on the third film of the Annabelle franchise. And today, we have the film’s plot details. Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga return as Ed and Lorraine Warren. McKenna Grace, Madison Iseman, Katie Sarife also star. Grace, who also stars in “The Haunting of Hill House” as young Theo, has been cast as the Warrens’ young daughter Judy who becomes the target of the possessed doll. “Determined to keep Annabelle from wreaking more havoc, demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren bring the possessed doll to the locked artifacts room in their home, placing her “safely” behind sacred glass and enlisting a priest’s holy blessing. But an unholy night of horror awaits as Annabelle awakens the evil spirits in the room, who all set their sights on a new target—the Warrens’ ten-year-old daughter, Judy, and her friends.” Gary Dauberman who wrote The Nun and It: Chapter one and two will be making his directorial debut. James Wan will be
Continue reading →
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Back in 2007, we got our first look at Danny Trejo as Machete in a faux trailer in Robert Rodriguez‘s Planet Terror. Thankfully Rodriguez saw the potential and created the Machete franchise. In Machete Kills (2013) we got another faux trailer, this time teasing that Machete was headed to space for the appropriately titled sequel Machete Kills Again…In Space. It’s been five years since we’ve heard anything leaving us wondering if we’d ever see the third film of the franchise. Recently, during an interview with Popcorn Talk, Trejo and Rodriguez promised fans that Machete will be heading to space. I would say that… Robert has his own timetable for doing stuff. I know he’s working on a big movie right now. Robert’s working on it, it’s gonna be… unbelievably crazy.” Trejo also stated that Michelle Rodriguez is committed to reprising her role as badass Luz. It sounds like we might actually see Machete return to kick ass in the vastness
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsTrailers
Casting has begun on the sequel to 2016’s The Boy that starred Lauren Cohan (The Walking Dead) as a nanny hired to care for a doll. Director William Brent Bell and writer Stacey Menear reunite for the sequel. Late yesterday it was announced that Katie Holmes has joined the cast alongside Christopher Convery (Gotham, The Girl in the Spider’s Web). Holmes has been cast as Liza, a single mother. Convery will play her son Jude. In the film, “Unaware of the terrifying history of Heelshire Mansion, a young family moves into the estate, where their young son soon makes an unsettling new friend, an eerily life-like doll he calls Brahms.” Holmes is equally known for her roles in series such as “Dawson’s Creek” and “Ray Donavan”, and films like Logan Lucky. It will be a while before the first trailer for The Boy 2 will arrive. In the meantime, check out the first film’s trailer.
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesReviews
Emily Roberts (Elitsa Bako) wakes up one morning next to her withered husk of a corpse. How can this be? Well, it seems ol’ E-Dawg isn’t herself at all, but rather a shape-shifter named Drew (voiced by genre stalwart Bill Oberst Jr.) who can transform into anyone he murders for six hours before he begins to rot and must take on another form. As you can imagine, our hero will do anything to keep his secret even resorting to non-bodymorphing homicide if the sitch dictates. Soon a new wrinkle presents itself; Drew begins carrying over injuries from one body to the next…and all of the above will make his task of setting things right with an old flame that knew him as someone else damn near impossible! As you can imagine; Lifechanger is one hell of a unique motion picture. Part thriller, part body horror, part psychological drama…this flick takes all of those disparate elements and concocts a ghoulish goulash
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesNews
Chucky will soon be everywhere you turn. Between the upcoming series, the new movie, and the fan film titled Charles, the possessed doll is getting serious love in the genre. The creepy trailer has now been released for Luis “Tony Bizz” Serrano‘s fan film that centers on “A young couple moved into their first apartment & encountered-headed freckled doll. Soon they discover that their home & doll has an evil presence.” Serrano has been a busy man, not only directed the film but also wrote, produced, edited, and stars in Charles. Be sure to follow Charles on Facebook for regular updates and more.
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