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Movie Review: Night of the Virgin (2016)

Uber-nerd Nico (Javier Bódalo…in an impressively cartoonish performance) is dead set on losing his virginity on New Year’s Eve…and it seems like that is precisely what will happen when he encounters Medea (Miriam Martín) a Super Coug on the prowl who invites him home to her ultra filthy, bug infested apartment (but hey, any port in a storm, amirite?). Once there he engages in awkward dancing, gets a lesson in the history of the Nepalese Goddess Naoshi, and finds a cup of period blood in the bathroom…which he tastes (all as one does). Before long, Madea’s recently estranged boyfriend, Spider (Víctor Amilibia) arrives at her door demanding entrance after being whipped into a frenzy by some fake fuckery…and there he remains as blood mixes with semen (don’t ask…but there is underwear involved) and we discover that a child must be born to Naoshi via Madea or all life will end…but that may be a bit complicated as she is starting

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DanXIII
Jun 4, 2018
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Drive Into Your Worst Nightmare In ‘Beware’

Ever wonder what it would be like if you were in “Duel”? Well now you can from the safety of your own home, and no driver’s license is required! Meet “Beware” (formally known as “Driving Survival”) is a first-person open-world driving horror game. The game is still currently being developed but a demo of the game is available HERE to download. Players take on the role of an unseen character driving around what appears to be an abandoned Eastern European town/village at night before being pursued by a car full of what looks like cloned caricatures of famed boxer Butterbean. According to the information provided, the game itself is about “information gathering” while you explore the dark desolate countryside. There is a stealth mechanic where you can prevent a horror movie style car chase. The scariest part of the car chase is if you are stopped or wipe out, the guys in the car chasing you get out and run

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Jun 3, 2018
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Blu-ray Review: The Mimic (2017)

Hee-yeon (Jung-ah Yum) moves with her family to the Korean countryside following a family tragedy (namely the disappearance of her son) that has taken a toll on their mental state (as you would imagine such a thing would). Everything seems simple enough with the bucolic life, but soon a body is found within a brick wall deep in the woods while simultaneously a mute waif shows up who Hee-yeon takes in…this is not going to go well. Anyway, soon the child begins perfectly mimicking the voice of our heroine’s daughter and acting like a complete weirdo (okay, this kid is strange right from the get-go). Before you can say “boo” the ol’ paranormal activity in the house goes from “zero” to “fucked up” and the already strained family relations become even worse. Can our protagonists survive the outre attack, or will their reality come crashing down?!! Filled with slick cinematography, a suitably drab color pallet, and strong acting (in particular

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Jun 3, 2018
Horror Fuel

Movie Review: King Cohen: The Wild World of Film Maker Larry Cohen (2017)

Starting at his cinema obsessed childhood and working it’s way into his existence as a true legend of exploitation cinema; King Cohen: The Wild World of Film Maker Larry Cohen is a fascinating look into the life and times of a comedian turned Director (and Writer…and Producer) responsible for some of the greatest titles our beloved horror biz has to offer, such as: The It’s Alive Trilogy, The Stuff, Q: The Winged Serpent, God Told Me To and many more! Over the course of an hour and forty seven minutes we take a break neck journey into just what it took to get Cohen’s legendary horror and Blaxploitation flicks to the silver screen including; filming cars driving down the sidewalks of New York City, simulated gun shots and film fights, daring stunts…all without planning, permits, or on lookers being clued in to the fact that a motion picture is being filmed. It’s guerrilla film making at it’s best, and infused

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Jun 2, 2018
Horror Fuel

Find ‘A Quiet Place’ At Home This June

“Listen closely, move carefully, and never make a sound. If they can’t hear you, they can’t hunt you.” After aking one hell of an impression at the box office, John Krasinski‘s A Quiet Place is heading to Blu-ray and DVD later this month, while still in theaters. Co-written by Krasinski, Bryan Woods and Scott Beck, the film that centers on a family who “lives an isolated existence in utter silence, for fear of an unknown threat that follows and attacks at any sound,” stars Krasinski, Emily Blunt, Noah Jupe, and Millicent Simmonds. Michael Bay, Brad Fuller, and Andrew Form produced. Back in April, John Krasinski revealed the origin story of the creatures in A Quiet Place. Read all about it here. A Quiet Place, whose sequel is already in the works, arrives on June 26, 2018, on Digital, followed by its Blu-ray, DVD, and on 4K Ultra HD on July 10th. Special Features: Creating the Quiet – Behind the Scenes

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 2, 2018
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“Heathers” Axed By The Paramount Network

Back in January, we shared the trailer for Paramount’s series adaptation of Michael Lehmann’s 1988 cult classic Heathers. Today, EW is reporting that series has been axed by the Paramount Network, formally known as Spike TV, following its premiere delay. The reason, Paramount felt that the show was insensitive following the Parkland, Florida mass shooting. This is a high school show, we’re blowing up the school, there are guns in the school, it’s a satire and there are moments of teachers having guns. It’s hitting on so many hot topics. This company can’t be speaking out of both sides of its mouth, saying the youth movement is important for us and we’ve done all these wonderful things to support that and at the same time, we’re putting on a show that we’re not comfortable with,” said Keith Cox, Paramount Network president of development and production. ““It’s a satire but it’s very bold,” Cox stated. “We knew that and then this

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 2, 2018
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Launch Trailer For ‘Vampyr’ To Celebrate Game’s Release Next Week

Next week, on June 5th, DontNod and Focus Home Interactive’s new game “Vampyr” will hit shelves. To celebrate next week’s launch, the official launch trailer for the game was released today. In “Vampyr”, players take control of Dr. Jonathan Reid, a prominent surgeon who specializes in blood transfusions, who recently has become a vampire. Reid is back home in London after the Great War and the Spanish flu epidemic is in full swing. Reid not only has to decide who lives and dies but he will have to face off against other vampires living in London. Every choice made by players will help decide the fate of London. For my previous write-up about “Vampyr” click HERE

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Capt McNeely
Jun 1, 2018
Horror Fuel

Things Get “Hairy-er” In ‘Another WolfCop’ Trailer

2014’s WolfCop (review) from writer-director Lowell Dean was a howling good time. Things get “hairy-er” in the new trailer for its sequel, Another WolfCop. This time, everything will be bigger, better, hairier, and more action-packed! Leo Fafard returns to his role as Lou/WolfCop. Amy Matysio and Jonathan Cherry co-star alongside Laura Abramsen, Kevin Allardyce, Yannick Bisson, Jessica Hinkson, Devery Jacobs, and Serena Miller. There’s even a cameo by Kevin Smith! In the sequel, “Alcoholic werewolf cop Lou Garou springs to action when an eccentric businessman with evil intentions seduces Woodhaven’s residents with a new brewery and hockey team in this outrageous horror-comedy sequel.” Another WolfCop bares its teeth on Blu-ray and DVD on July 3rd, 2018. Bonus features: The Making of Another WolfCop Friends & Foes: Meet the Cast The Monster Shop: Special FX Shoot or Die! Surviving On Set Barn Burner music video by Shooting Guns

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 1, 2018
Horror Fuel

This July Discover ‘The Lighthouse’ – Based On A True story

Uncork’d Entertainment has just cast light on the release of Chris Crow‘s BAFTA award-winning survival thriller The Lighthouse. Crow, along with the film’s actors Michael Jibson (Hunter Killer, Beauty and the Beast) and Mark Lewis Jones (Star Wars: The Last Jedi, “Game of Thrones”) were nominated for five BAFTA awards including Best Director and Best Actor and won Best Visual Effects. The Lighthouse, inspired by a terrifying true story, tells of two men trapped in an isolated lighthouse, surrounded by the deadly Irish sea, with both their minds ultimately pushed to the limits. Discover The Lighthouse in select theaters and on VOD on July 10, 2018, from Uncork’d Entertainment. Uncork’d Entertainment’s upcoming releases also include The Lullaby, released theatrically in March, Lou Simon’s 3, and My Pet Dinosaur from Matt Drummond.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 1, 2018
Horror Fuel

Watch Part I Of The Short Horror Film ‘septeMber’

From the creators of Michael Myers versus Jason Voorhees, which has over 100,00 views, comes the new short film septeMber. septeMber is the first in a series of 7 films that will surely get your blood pumping and your mind racing. Writer-director, Mason McDonald crafts a studio quality piece of horror. Jeff Payne plays a character that is simply chilling and will remind fans of Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale) in American Psycho. Tabitha McDonald served as editor, grip, and handled effects. Dustin Miller both wrote and recorded the song exclusively for septeMber. Watch the first part of septeMber now. Be sure to visit the official website, Facebook page and subscribe to the Dark Red Horror YouTube channel for more.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 1, 2018

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Movie Review: Night of the Virgin (2016)

Uber-nerd Nico (Javier Bódalo…in an impressively cartoonish performance) is dead set on losing his virginity on New Year’s Eve…and it seems like that is precisely what will happen when he encounters Medea (Miriam Martín) a Super Coug on the prowl who invites him home to her ultra filthy, bug infested apartment (but hey, any port in a storm, amirite?). Once there he engages in awkward dancing, gets a lesson in the history of the Nepalese Goddess Naoshi, and finds a cup of period blood in the bathroom…which he tastes (all as one does). Before long, Madea’s recently estranged boyfriend, Spider (Víctor Amilibia) arrives at her door demanding entrance after being whipped into a frenzy by some fake fuckery…and there he remains as blood mixes with semen (don’t ask…but there is underwear involved) and we discover that a child must be born to Naoshi via Madea or all life will end…but that may be a bit complicated as she is starting

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Jun 4, 2018
Horror Fuel

Drive Into Your Worst Nightmare In ‘Beware’

Ever wonder what it would be like if you were in “Duel”? Well now you can from the safety of your own home, and no driver’s license is required! Meet “Beware” (formally known as “Driving Survival”) is a first-person open-world driving horror game. The game is still currently being developed but a demo of the game is available HERE to download. Players take on the role of an unseen character driving around what appears to be an abandoned Eastern European town/village at night before being pursued by a car full of what looks like cloned caricatures of famed boxer Butterbean. According to the information provided, the game itself is about “information gathering” while you explore the dark desolate countryside. There is a stealth mechanic where you can prevent a horror movie style car chase. The scariest part of the car chase is if you are stopped or wipe out, the guys in the car chasing you get out and run

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Jun 3, 2018
Horror Fuel

Blu-ray Review: The Mimic (2017)

Hee-yeon (Jung-ah Yum) moves with her family to the Korean countryside following a family tragedy (namely the disappearance of her son) that has taken a toll on their mental state (as you would imagine such a thing would). Everything seems simple enough with the bucolic life, but soon a body is found within a brick wall deep in the woods while simultaneously a mute waif shows up who Hee-yeon takes in…this is not going to go well. Anyway, soon the child begins perfectly mimicking the voice of our heroine’s daughter and acting like a complete weirdo (okay, this kid is strange right from the get-go). Before you can say “boo” the ol’ paranormal activity in the house goes from “zero” to “fucked up” and the already strained family relations become even worse. Can our protagonists survive the outre attack, or will their reality come crashing down?!! Filled with slick cinematography, a suitably drab color pallet, and strong acting (in particular

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Jun 3, 2018
Horror Fuel

Movie Review: King Cohen: The Wild World of Film Maker Larry Cohen (2017)

Starting at his cinema obsessed childhood and working it’s way into his existence as a true legend of exploitation cinema; King Cohen: The Wild World of Film Maker Larry Cohen is a fascinating look into the life and times of a comedian turned Director (and Writer…and Producer) responsible for some of the greatest titles our beloved horror biz has to offer, such as: The It’s Alive Trilogy, The Stuff, Q: The Winged Serpent, God Told Me To and many more! Over the course of an hour and forty seven minutes we take a break neck journey into just what it took to get Cohen’s legendary horror and Blaxploitation flicks to the silver screen including; filming cars driving down the sidewalks of New York City, simulated gun shots and film fights, daring stunts…all without planning, permits, or on lookers being clued in to the fact that a motion picture is being filmed. It’s guerrilla film making at it’s best, and infused

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Jun 2, 2018
Horror Fuel

Find ‘A Quiet Place’ At Home This June

“Listen closely, move carefully, and never make a sound. If they can’t hear you, they can’t hunt you.” After aking one hell of an impression at the box office, John Krasinski‘s A Quiet Place is heading to Blu-ray and DVD later this month, while still in theaters. Co-written by Krasinski, Bryan Woods and Scott Beck, the film that centers on a family who “lives an isolated existence in utter silence, for fear of an unknown threat that follows and attacks at any sound,” stars Krasinski, Emily Blunt, Noah Jupe, and Millicent Simmonds. Michael Bay, Brad Fuller, and Andrew Form produced. Back in April, John Krasinski revealed the origin story of the creatures in A Quiet Place. Read all about it here. A Quiet Place, whose sequel is already in the works, arrives on June 26, 2018, on Digital, followed by its Blu-ray, DVD, and on 4K Ultra HD on July 10th. Special Features: Creating the Quiet – Behind the Scenes

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 2, 2018
Horror Fuel

“Heathers” Axed By The Paramount Network

Back in January, we shared the trailer for Paramount’s series adaptation of Michael Lehmann’s 1988 cult classic Heathers. Today, EW is reporting that series has been axed by the Paramount Network, formally known as Spike TV, following its premiere delay. The reason, Paramount felt that the show was insensitive following the Parkland, Florida mass shooting. This is a high school show, we’re blowing up the school, there are guns in the school, it’s a satire and there are moments of teachers having guns. It’s hitting on so many hot topics. This company can’t be speaking out of both sides of its mouth, saying the youth movement is important for us and we’ve done all these wonderful things to support that and at the same time, we’re putting on a show that we’re not comfortable with,” said Keith Cox, Paramount Network president of development and production. ““It’s a satire but it’s very bold,” Cox stated. “We knew that and then this

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 2, 2018
Horror Fuel

Launch Trailer For ‘Vampyr’ To Celebrate Game’s Release Next Week

Next week, on June 5th, DontNod and Focus Home Interactive’s new game “Vampyr” will hit shelves. To celebrate next week’s launch, the official launch trailer for the game was released today. In “Vampyr”, players take control of Dr. Jonathan Reid, a prominent surgeon who specializes in blood transfusions, who recently has become a vampire. Reid is back home in London after the Great War and the Spanish flu epidemic is in full swing. Reid not only has to decide who lives and dies but he will have to face off against other vampires living in London. Every choice made by players will help decide the fate of London. For my previous write-up about “Vampyr” click HERE

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Jun 1, 2018
Horror Fuel

Things Get “Hairy-er” In ‘Another WolfCop’ Trailer

2014’s WolfCop (review) from writer-director Lowell Dean was a howling good time. Things get “hairy-er” in the new trailer for its sequel, Another WolfCop. This time, everything will be bigger, better, hairier, and more action-packed! Leo Fafard returns to his role as Lou/WolfCop. Amy Matysio and Jonathan Cherry co-star alongside Laura Abramsen, Kevin Allardyce, Yannick Bisson, Jessica Hinkson, Devery Jacobs, and Serena Miller. There’s even a cameo by Kevin Smith! In the sequel, “Alcoholic werewolf cop Lou Garou springs to action when an eccentric businessman with evil intentions seduces Woodhaven’s residents with a new brewery and hockey team in this outrageous horror-comedy sequel.” Another WolfCop bares its teeth on Blu-ray and DVD on July 3rd, 2018. Bonus features: The Making of Another WolfCop Friends & Foes: Meet the Cast The Monster Shop: Special FX Shoot or Die! Surviving On Set Barn Burner music video by Shooting Guns

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 1, 2018
Horror Fuel

This July Discover ‘The Lighthouse’ – Based On A True story

Uncork’d Entertainment has just cast light on the release of Chris Crow‘s BAFTA award-winning survival thriller The Lighthouse. Crow, along with the film’s actors Michael Jibson (Hunter Killer, Beauty and the Beast) and Mark Lewis Jones (Star Wars: The Last Jedi, “Game of Thrones”) were nominated for five BAFTA awards including Best Director and Best Actor and won Best Visual Effects. The Lighthouse, inspired by a terrifying true story, tells of two men trapped in an isolated lighthouse, surrounded by the deadly Irish sea, with both their minds ultimately pushed to the limits. Discover The Lighthouse in select theaters and on VOD on July 10, 2018, from Uncork’d Entertainment. Uncork’d Entertainment’s upcoming releases also include The Lullaby, released theatrically in March, Lou Simon’s 3, and My Pet Dinosaur from Matt Drummond.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 1, 2018
Horror Fuel

Watch Part I Of The Short Horror Film ‘septeMber’

From the creators of Michael Myers versus Jason Voorhees, which has over 100,00 views, comes the new short film septeMber. septeMber is the first in a series of 7 films that will surely get your blood pumping and your mind racing. Writer-director, Mason McDonald crafts a studio quality piece of horror. Jeff Payne plays a character that is simply chilling and will remind fans of Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale) in American Psycho. Tabitha McDonald served as editor, grip, and handled effects. Dustin Miller both wrote and recorded the song exclusively for septeMber. Watch the first part of septeMber now. Be sure to visit the official website, Facebook page and subscribe to the Dark Red Horror YouTube channel for more.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 1, 2018
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