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Brandon (Grayson Low) is a classic ‘momma’s boy’ sans said momma, ‘cuz her ass is defunct thanks to a suicide. This sends his world into a desperate tailspin, because everything he has found comforting in life has been suddenly, violently, taken away…hell, he can’t even afford a decent funeral for the lady. Enter Fiona (Nicole Elizabeth Olson), who becomes enamored with our hero upon hearing his hard luck case…and wouldn’t you know it, her sister Caterina (Kate Linder), and her husband Lassiter (Bob Buckley) run a funeral pallor! Everyone seems overjoyed that Brandon has arrived in the scene, and are more than ready to accept him as the chosen one to receive the knowledge of their dark secret…but just what is that secret, and how will it effect our hero? Dead Love is a stylishly shot film, for sure, and Brandon’s near catatonic state as a result of the loss of his beloved mother is believable (at least at first)…but
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Look obsessed bitches on wheels give our meek androgynous heroine Cassie (Bianca Sanchez) a veritable shit ton of static in the Girl’s Room because she doesn’t fit their idea of how a female should look. Back at home, Cassie’s occultist mother hears her daughter’s story and decides to venture to an unholy landmark and attempt to call up a troll to get even with those who wronged Cassie. Unbelievably (or maybe believably since this is a fright flick) this works, and those girls are in for a world of ass beatings…but Cassie is none to comfortable with the vengeance handed out. Can she stop the troll before things go too far? The biggest plus Bathroom Troll has going for it is Sanchez in the role of Cassie (but make no mistake, everyone involved plays their roles to the hilt)…she’s such a fragile, emotional mess that you can’t help but root for her in the terrible situations she finds herself in,
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Apocalypse Rising is the type of film that gives you; people running around in togas, zombie mutants, U.F.O.s, over-the-top machismo, and a spaceship that looks like a giant cock…balls and all…within the first five mother fuckin’ minutes of it’s run time. I hope the rest of the film lives up to this splendor boils n’ ghouls… Anyway the rest goes like this; a ragtag group of Space Bible lovers head out to the stars to avoid some such bullshit (but it involves fucking, that’s for sure), and while in stasis they have crazy ass visions of Jesus being born as a demon while zombies turn Mary and Joseph into the shambling dead…so far so good. Moving on, our heroes find a new world, immediately dress like they should be travellin’ Fury Road to the Ren Faire, and before you can say Cannon Film’s Masters of the Universe, they find themselves on Earth in the modern age, where they join a
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Brad (Alex Loubert) has the high-larious idea to prank his pal Marsha (Vanessa Trenton) as she prepares herself backstage. He stalks the scene as a masked maniac, but soon the ruse is revealed…but the mask goes missing…only to reappear over the face of a stalking psycho! Masks is a simple tale well told. It’s your basic slasher set up for sure, but it’s filled to the brim with slick cinematography, mounting tension, creepy touches (mysterious dolls in this case), and a memorable and iconic killer design (which as long time readers well know I consider an absolute must in a stalk n’ slay flick. To sum it up, writer/director Peter Genoway knows his way around our beloved slasher sub-genre, and I hope to see more from this fella right quick in the ol’ horror biz!
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If you’ve ever wanted to play RPGs but don’t want to be in a medieval world or stuck in any other iconic era, CD PROJEKT RED‘s got you covered with their futuristic world in “Cyberpunk 2077”! The first person RPG game takes place in the open world environment of Night City, one of many city communities in the state of North California. Players will be taking on the role of V, a gun for hire working the mean streets of the City. The character V is fully customizable and can be made into whatever gender players wish, hell if you’re patient enough you may take all the time you want to make them look a lot like you! The story originated from the pen and paper RPG “Cyberpunk 2020”. The game is due to come out soon for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The 48-minute gameplay trailer below is a work in progress and may contain language and images
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Skyline Entertainment and Steel House Productions have just announced the release of Tom Nagel‘s The ToyBox, reuniting the team behind 2016’s ClownTown. Nagel’s supernatural thriller follows an ill-fated family on a road trip intended to bring them back together, but the possessed RV they’re traveling in may destroy them all. The ToyBox stars Denise Richards (“The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills”, Starship Troopers, The World is Not Enough), Mischa Barton (“The O.C.”, The Sixth Sense), Matt Mercer (Beyond the Gates, The Mind’s Eye), Jeff Denton (“NCIS”, “Criminal Minds”), Brian Nagel (Katy Perry’s Roar), Greg Violand (Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice) , Malika Michelle, David H. Greathouse, and Katie Keene. The ToyBox is directed by Tom Nagel from a screenplay written by Jeff Denton. Jeff Miller (Inoperable, Ouija House) and the Nagel Brothers contributed to the story. The Nagel brothers produced along with Miller (through Millman Productions) and Denton. Jim Jacobsen, Eric Brenner, and Ronnie D. Lee are executive producers.
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Devil’s Rejects star Bill Moseley gets all dolled up in drag in the new promo for Girls and Corpses‘ new film Cynthia. Who knew the killer actor had such nice gams? Moseley stars alongside his fellow Devil’s Rejects alum Sid Haig. The cast for Girls and Corpses Presents‘ first film also includes Scout Taylor-Compton (“Halloween”), Robert LaSardo (“Anarchy Parlor”), Rebecca Marshall (“Saw 3D”), and James Karen (“Poltergeist”). Curly of “The Three Stooges” grandson, who goes by Curly G, and MMA fighter James William O’Halloran will be making their feature debut. Cynthia was written, produced and fully financed by Robert “Corpsy” Rhine (Creator of Girls and Corpses Magazine). The film was directed by the team of Kenny Gage and Devon Downs (Anarchy Parlor, Raze). Creature designer Mario Torres (The Shape of Water, Hellboy, The Strain) is behind the film’s nasty creature. s In the film, Robin and Michael are college sweethearts who have everything – a perfect marriage, adorable cat, a
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Sink your teeth into the trailer for the cannibalistic horror film Wild Boar from the Oscar-winning director Barney Burman. “Wild Boar follows a small group of treasure seekers, also known as ‘Geocachers’, who trek into the desert to conquer a Geocache ‘Challenge’. Out in the wild, they stumble upon a forbidden world flooded with radiation and inhabited by a race of bloodthirsty mutants who have evolved from pigs. When a Geocache beacon faintly emits from a forbidden zone, the temptation is too great for Lamb (Augie Duke), her boyfriend Wolf (Daniel Roebuck), and his brother Turtle (Jim Nieb) to pass up. With their close friends Sable (Jessica Sonneborn) and Griffin (Michael Reed), they soon find themselves in a world where they are the prey and swine are the predators.” Written by Barney Burman, based on a story by Burman and Andrew P. Jones, this action-packed, blood-drenched flick stars Daniel Roebuck, Augie Duke, Douglas Tait, Reina Hardesty, and Jessica Sonneborn. Wild
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Today CBS Films and eOne have announced more cast for the André Øvredal (The Autopsy of Jane Doe, Trollhunter) directed Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. Joining the cast are Michael Garza (Wayward Pines, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1), Austin Abrams (Brad’s Status, The Americans), Gabriel Rush (Moonrise Kingdom, The Grand Budapest Hotel), Austin Zajur (Fist Fight, Kidding), and Natalie Ganzhorn (Make it Pop, Wet Bum). The five new cast members join the previously announced Zoe Colletti in the ensemble at the heart of the film. Kevin Hageman and Dan Hageman (LEGO Movie, Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia) co-wrote the screenplay with Academy Award®-winner Guillermo del Toro, Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan from the bestselling trilogy of books by Alvin Schwartz. The film is being produced by Guillermo del Toro as well as Sean Daniel and Jason Brown of Hivemind along with Academy Award®-winner J. Miles Dale and Elizabeth Grave. Inspired by one of the most terrifying book
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Suspiria actress Dakota Johnson and Armie Hammer (The Social Network) are starring in Blattodea, now filming in New Orleans. The title and other reports lead us to believe that this film may be about cockroaches (*shudders), the reason? Blattodea is the scientific name for the common cockroach. Described as a horror-thriller, the film centers on bartender whose life goes to hell after finding a stranger’s phone in the bar. British-Iranian writer and director Babak Anvari is behind the film which set to be released in March of next year.
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Brandon (Grayson Low) is a classic ‘momma’s boy’ sans said momma, ‘cuz her ass is defunct thanks to a suicide. This sends his world into a desperate tailspin, because everything he has found comforting in life has been suddenly, violently, taken away…hell, he can’t even afford a decent funeral for the lady. Enter Fiona (Nicole Elizabeth Olson), who becomes enamored with our hero upon hearing his hard luck case…and wouldn’t you know it, her sister Caterina (Kate Linder), and her husband Lassiter (Bob Buckley) run a funeral pallor! Everyone seems overjoyed that Brandon has arrived in the scene, and are more than ready to accept him as the chosen one to receive the knowledge of their dark secret…but just what is that secret, and how will it effect our hero? Dead Love is a stylishly shot film, for sure, and Brandon’s near catatonic state as a result of the loss of his beloved mother is believable (at least at first)…but
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesReviews
Look obsessed bitches on wheels give our meek androgynous heroine Cassie (Bianca Sanchez) a veritable shit ton of static in the Girl’s Room because she doesn’t fit their idea of how a female should look. Back at home, Cassie’s occultist mother hears her daughter’s story and decides to venture to an unholy landmark and attempt to call up a troll to get even with those who wronged Cassie. Unbelievably (or maybe believably since this is a fright flick) this works, and those girls are in for a world of ass beatings…but Cassie is none to comfortable with the vengeance handed out. Can she stop the troll before things go too far? The biggest plus Bathroom Troll has going for it is Sanchez in the role of Cassie (but make no mistake, everyone involved plays their roles to the hilt)…she’s such a fragile, emotional mess that you can’t help but root for her in the terrible situations she finds herself in,
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesReviews
Apocalypse Rising is the type of film that gives you; people running around in togas, zombie mutants, U.F.O.s, over-the-top machismo, and a spaceship that looks like a giant cock…balls and all…within the first five mother fuckin’ minutes of it’s run time. I hope the rest of the film lives up to this splendor boils n’ ghouls… Anyway the rest goes like this; a ragtag group of Space Bible lovers head out to the stars to avoid some such bullshit (but it involves fucking, that’s for sure), and while in stasis they have crazy ass visions of Jesus being born as a demon while zombies turn Mary and Joseph into the shambling dead…so far so good. Moving on, our heroes find a new world, immediately dress like they should be travellin’ Fury Road to the Ren Faire, and before you can say Cannon Film’s Masters of the Universe, they find themselves on Earth in the modern age, where they join a
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesReviews
Brad (Alex Loubert) has the high-larious idea to prank his pal Marsha (Vanessa Trenton) as she prepares herself backstage. He stalks the scene as a masked maniac, but soon the ruse is revealed…but the mask goes missing…only to reappear over the face of a stalking psycho! Masks is a simple tale well told. It’s your basic slasher set up for sure, but it’s filled to the brim with slick cinematography, mounting tension, creepy touches (mysterious dolls in this case), and a memorable and iconic killer design (which as long time readers well know I consider an absolute must in a stalk n’ slay flick. To sum it up, writer/director Peter Genoway knows his way around our beloved slasher sub-genre, and I hope to see more from this fella right quick in the ol’ horror biz!
Continue reading →
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If you’ve ever wanted to play RPGs but don’t want to be in a medieval world or stuck in any other iconic era, CD PROJEKT RED‘s got you covered with their futuristic world in “Cyberpunk 2077”! The first person RPG game takes place in the open world environment of Night City, one of many city communities in the state of North California. Players will be taking on the role of V, a gun for hire working the mean streets of the City. The character V is fully customizable and can be made into whatever gender players wish, hell if you’re patient enough you may take all the time you want to make them look a lot like you! The story originated from the pen and paper RPG “Cyberpunk 2020”. The game is due to come out soon for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The 48-minute gameplay trailer below is a work in progress and may contain language and images
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Skyline Entertainment and Steel House Productions have just announced the release of Tom Nagel‘s The ToyBox, reuniting the team behind 2016’s ClownTown. Nagel’s supernatural thriller follows an ill-fated family on a road trip intended to bring them back together, but the possessed RV they’re traveling in may destroy them all. The ToyBox stars Denise Richards (“The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills”, Starship Troopers, The World is Not Enough), Mischa Barton (“The O.C.”, The Sixth Sense), Matt Mercer (Beyond the Gates, The Mind’s Eye), Jeff Denton (“NCIS”, “Criminal Minds”), Brian Nagel (Katy Perry’s Roar), Greg Violand (Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice) , Malika Michelle, David H. Greathouse, and Katie Keene. The ToyBox is directed by Tom Nagel from a screenplay written by Jeff Denton. Jeff Miller (Inoperable, Ouija House) and the Nagel Brothers contributed to the story. The Nagel brothers produced along with Miller (through Millman Productions) and Denton. Jim Jacobsen, Eric Brenner, and Ronnie D. Lee are executive producers.
Continue reading →
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Devil’s Rejects star Bill Moseley gets all dolled up in drag in the new promo for Girls and Corpses‘ new film Cynthia. Who knew the killer actor had such nice gams? Moseley stars alongside his fellow Devil’s Rejects alum Sid Haig. The cast for Girls and Corpses Presents‘ first film also includes Scout Taylor-Compton (“Halloween”), Robert LaSardo (“Anarchy Parlor”), Rebecca Marshall (“Saw 3D”), and James Karen (“Poltergeist”). Curly of “The Three Stooges” grandson, who goes by Curly G, and MMA fighter James William O’Halloran will be making their feature debut. Cynthia was written, produced and fully financed by Robert “Corpsy” Rhine (Creator of Girls and Corpses Magazine). The film was directed by the team of Kenny Gage and Devon Downs (Anarchy Parlor, Raze). Creature designer Mario Torres (The Shape of Water, Hellboy, The Strain) is behind the film’s nasty creature. s In the film, Robin and Michael are college sweethearts who have everything – a perfect marriage, adorable cat, a
Continue reading →
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Sink your teeth into the trailer for the cannibalistic horror film Wild Boar from the Oscar-winning director Barney Burman. “Wild Boar follows a small group of treasure seekers, also known as ‘Geocachers’, who trek into the desert to conquer a Geocache ‘Challenge’. Out in the wild, they stumble upon a forbidden world flooded with radiation and inhabited by a race of bloodthirsty mutants who have evolved from pigs. When a Geocache beacon faintly emits from a forbidden zone, the temptation is too great for Lamb (Augie Duke), her boyfriend Wolf (Daniel Roebuck), and his brother Turtle (Jim Nieb) to pass up. With their close friends Sable (Jessica Sonneborn) and Griffin (Michael Reed), they soon find themselves in a world where they are the prey and swine are the predators.” Written by Barney Burman, based on a story by Burman and Andrew P. Jones, this action-packed, blood-drenched flick stars Daniel Roebuck, Augie Duke, Douglas Tait, Reina Hardesty, and Jessica Sonneborn. Wild
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Today CBS Films and eOne have announced more cast for the André Øvredal (The Autopsy of Jane Doe, Trollhunter) directed Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. Joining the cast are Michael Garza (Wayward Pines, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1), Austin Abrams (Brad’s Status, The Americans), Gabriel Rush (Moonrise Kingdom, The Grand Budapest Hotel), Austin Zajur (Fist Fight, Kidding), and Natalie Ganzhorn (Make it Pop, Wet Bum). The five new cast members join the previously announced Zoe Colletti in the ensemble at the heart of the film. Kevin Hageman and Dan Hageman (LEGO Movie, Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia) co-wrote the screenplay with Academy Award®-winner Guillermo del Toro, Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan from the bestselling trilogy of books by Alvin Schwartz. The film is being produced by Guillermo del Toro as well as Sean Daniel and Jason Brown of Hivemind along with Academy Award®-winner J. Miles Dale and Elizabeth Grave. Inspired by one of the most terrifying book
Continue reading →
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Suspiria actress Dakota Johnson and Armie Hammer (The Social Network) are starring in Blattodea, now filming in New Orleans. The title and other reports lead us to believe that this film may be about cockroaches (*shudders), the reason? Blattodea is the scientific name for the common cockroach. Described as a horror-thriller, the film centers on bartender whose life goes to hell after finding a stranger’s phone in the bar. British-Iranian writer and director Babak Anvari is behind the film which set to be released in March of next year.
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