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Jen And Sylvia Soska’s ‘Rabid’ Remake Set To Infect The UK This Spring

Jen and Sylvia Soska‘s remake of David Cronenberg’s 1977 film Rabid is set to infect Amazon UK viewers this Spring. Jigsaw‘s Laura Vandervoort stars as Rose, a seamstress who goes through a radical transformation with cosmetic surgery following a terrible accident. But perfection comes at a price. She develops a taste for human blood and her victims turn into rabid, blood-thirsty zombies who proceed to infect others, which turns into a city-wide epidemic. Ben Hollingsworth, Hanneke Talbot, Mackenzie Gray, CM Punk, and AJ Mendez also star. Paul Lalonde, John Vidette, and Michael Walker produced with Charles Dorfman, David Gilbery, Larry Howard, and Paul McGowan executive producing. The Soska sisters also co-produced the film. Rabid will arrive on the Amazon in the UK on March 25, 2019. The film will arrive in the US at a later date. We’ll let you know when as soon as it’s announced.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 19, 2018

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A Vacation Turns Into A Nightmare In ‘The Cabin’ – On VOD And DVD This December

This December, a young American couple’s vacation turns into a nightmare in The Cabin, the Swedish feature film debut of Jophan Bodell. The Cabin, penned by Erik Kammerland and produced by Alec Trachtenberg of Coast ART Productions and KW Studios, takes you to the rural backwater of the Swedish summer, and on a trip you will never forget. In the film, a young American couple, Rose (Caitlin Crommett) and Harry (Christopher Lee Page) are on their way to visit Harrys family cabin. Both as a nostalgic vacation and as a way to rekindle their relationship. But they’re not the only one that decided to visit the cabin this weekend… The vacation is quickly turned into a living nightmare for Rose and Harry as they meet a vicious sociopath, who invites them into a involuntary cat and mouse game. The Cabin makes its North American debut on VOD and DVD on December 4, 2018, from High Octane Pictures.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 19, 2018

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Movie Review: Mandao of the Dead

Major league weird cat and heir to an award losing breakfast cereal “empire” Jay Mandao (Scott Dunn…who also wrote and directed the film) lives with his equally eccentric adult nephew Jackson (Sean McBride)…who sleeps in a tent within the apartment…yeah…Anyway, the night before Halloween, Jay has an out of body experience via astral projection which eventually leads our heroes to begin astral projecting slightly backwards through time to help a ghost avoid their murder. Absolute insanity ensues. Mandao of the Dead is one hell of a bizarre ride boils n’ ghouls. Everything from our off-kilter heroes…played with likable charm, even when Jay is being a tad on the gruff side and Jackson is being…Jackson, to the strange astral projection, time travel, and murder angles, and left-of-center humor all coalesce into a heady stew of engaging storytelling, solid world building, and just straight up fun. On the downside, the pacing of this film is equally as odd as the story itself.

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DanXIII

Nov 19, 2018

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Experience ‘The Possession Of Hannah Grace’ In New TV Spot

This November Sony wants to remind us all that death is only the beginning with director Diederik Van Rooijen‘s supernatural thriller The Haunting of Hannah Grace. We’ve got a new disturbing TV Spot to share with you and it gives us the impression that it may be one of the most terrifying genre films of the year. Originally titled Cadaver, in the film we witness a shocking exorcism as it spirals out of control, claiming the life of a young woman. Months later, Megan Reed (Shay Mitchell) is working the graveyard shift in the morgue when she takes delivery of a disfigured cadaver. Locked alone inside the basement corridors, Megan begins to experience horrifying visions and starts to suspect that the body may be possessed by a ruthless demonic force. Starring Shay Mitchell, Grey Damon, Kirby Johnson, and Stana Katic, the film was penned by Brian Sieve. Todd Garner and Sean Robins produce with Glenn S. Gainor executive producing. It

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 19, 2018

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Jacob Tremblay Reunites With Director Mike Flanagan For Stephen King’s ‘Doctor Sleep’

Child actor Jacob Tremblay has already made a name for himself, starring in films like Before I Wake, Shut In, and The Predator. Now, the young man will reunite with Before I Wake director Mike Flanagan for Stephen King’s sequel to The Shining, Doctor Sleep, though his role in the adaptation has yet to be announced. Tremblay joins previously announced cast members Ewan McGregor (Danny Torrance), Alex Essoe (Wendy Torrance), and Rebecca Ferguson (Rose). On highways across America, a tribe of people called the True Knot travel in search of sustenance. They look harmless—mostly old, lots of polyester, and married to their RVs. But as Dan Torrance knows, and spunky twelve-year-old Abra Stone learns, the True Knot are quasi-immortal, living off the steam that children with the shining produce when they are slowly tortured to death. Doctor Sleep is aiming for a January 2020 release date. As soon as we know more we’ll give you an update.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 18, 2018

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Documentary Film Review – Bloodlines:The Art and Life of Vincent Castiglia

John Borowski is well known for his documentary films, which give an in-depth look at various serial killers. Not only has Borowski focused on the likes of Carl Panzram, Albert Fish and H.H. Holmes, but has also done a documentary and subsequent TV series that explore the cultural obsession and influence of serial killers on society, aptly named Serial Killer Culture. This most recent documentary, which marks a bit of a departure from Borowski’s usual subject matter, deals with abuse, pain and anguish, all painted in a very different light. His subject this time is Vincent Castiglia, a well-known and renowned artist, whose preferred medium is human blood…primarily his own. So to say this man puts his life force into his work would be absolutely true. What Borowski does in this film is give the viewer a glimpse into the life of this artist that is incredibly straight forward and raw. He not only details Vincent’s brilliant artwork, but also

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Capt McNeely

Nov 18, 2018

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Volumes Of Blood 3: Devil’s Knight Hits Indiegogo With Killer Perks!

It’s been three years since we first reported on the award-winning horror anthology Volumes of Blood. The sequel Horror Stories followed in 2016 and now, production has begun on the third installment, Volumes of Blood: Devil’s Knight. The franchise has had rave reviews from critics and fans alike, making big waves in the indie film world. With the motto “by fans for fans”, P.J. Starks (10/31, e-Demon) and Eric Huskisson‘ s (The Confession of Fred Krueger) Blood Moon Pictures has just launched the Indiegogo campaign to help fund the third installment with a goal of $15,000 and it features some killer perks like posters, Blu-rays and affordable ways to get your face in the film! Set on the morning of Halloween, several strangers are arrested for their involvement in multiple atrocities across the city of Owensboro. As each is interrogated by police the horrifying reality of their stories unfolds revealing werewolves, killer children, revenge, retribution and the bloody truth about

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 17, 2018

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NBC Adapting 1999’s ‘Bone Collector’ For New Series

One of the best serial killer films to come out of the late 90’s was Philip Noyce’s thriller The Bone Collector, starring Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie, based on the novel by Jeffrey Deaver. After nearly two decades, the film is getting a series adaptation from NBC, according to The Wrap. The film follows retired forensic criminologist genius Lincoln Rhyme who was left paralyzed after an on the job accident. When a case brings him back into the fold, Rhyme partners with Amelia Sachs, an ambitious young cop, in order to take down a serial killer. Universal Television and Sony Pictures have teamed up with Keshet Studios for the series. Below you will find the trailer for the 1999 original film which is now streaming on Hulu. If you haven’t seen The Bone Collector, I recommend that you do so immediately.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 17, 2018

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Darren Lynn Bousman’s ‘St. Agatha’ To Arrive In Early 2019

Signature Entertainment is set to release Darren Lynn Bousman‘s female-driven horror film St. Agatha this February. “Set in the 1950s in small-town Georgia, the film centers on a pregnant con woman named Agatha who is on the run and seeks refuge in a convent. What first starts out as the perfect place to have a child turns into a dark layer where silence is forced, ghastly secrets are masked, and every bit of willpower Agatha has is tested as she learns the sick and twisted truth of the convent and the odd people that lurk inside its halls.” This psychological horror film stars Sabrina Kern, Carolyn Hennesy, Courtney Halverson, Trin Miller, Lindsay Seim, Hannah Fierman, and Seth Michaels. Andy Demetrio, Shaun Fletcher, Sara Sometti Michaels, and Clint Sears wrote the film executive produced by Kimberly Bedrin, Philip Bedrin, Andy Demetrio, Shaun Fletcher, Rick Le, Jeff Trier, and Kevin Traier. Bousman is known for his fantastic horror films, including Saw II-IV,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 17, 2018

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Short Film Review: Soundbite (2018)

A woman (Taylor Murphy-Sinclair) sits a computer and enters a website comprised of a single image of a skull. Seems mundane enough, until the creepy commands start issuing forth… Running a brisk four minutes and change; Soundbite is a nice lil’ bite sized nugget of video violence with a sprinkling of techo terror (or is it supernatural shenanigans to blame? You boils n’ ghouls will have to decide for yourselves when you slap your eerie eyeballs on he flick after these wicked words…). Co-writer (along with Brantley J. Brown)/Director Michael Coulombe delivers a simple, basically one sentence concept with a stylish flair that makes the whole affair satisfying even without anything in the way of character development, dialog (minus one key phrase), or even explanation as to what is going on. Another interesting visual choice is a reliance on warm earth tones, rather than the orange and blue/hot pink electric blue that many of today’s fright flicks seem to be

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DanXIII

Nov 17, 2018

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