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Terror Films is to take genre fans on a supernatural journey to Death on Scenic Drive with the release of the film’s poster, trailer, and several stills ahead of its November release. In the film, a young woman’s house sitting job is interrupted by a supernatural entity who has a plan for her. From the Press Release: LOS ANGELES, CA (Monday, Nov. 13th, 2017): This November, Terror Films suggests you take the scenic route with their new, thriller DEATH ON SCENIC DRIVE. This horrifying film will be available on Friday, November 17th on multiple digital platforms. This genre distributor is sharing the official poster, trailer, and several stills ahead of the film’s release, right here. The story follows a young woman named Larissa who takes a housesitting job in the secluded, snow-covered countryside. What she expects to be a simple, relaxing job – soon takes a dark, twisted turn. While exploring the property, she discovers a set of disturbing drawings
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Known for his dark fairytales, like 2006’s “Pan’s Labyrinth” and the upcoming “The Shape of Water”, has been attached to an adult, stop motion Pinocchio film for some time. Exciting a prospect as that is, as anyone who follows del Toro’s career can tell you, the man has some bad luck getting projects off the ground. Sadly it looks like the strings on his adaptation of the famous puppet novel have been cut. “It’s not happening,” del Toro said in an interview with IGN, “But the idea was to do Pinocchio during the ascension of fascism in Italy, with Mussolini. It was a good time to discuss the idea of being a puppet or being a human, but you know, it’s not in progress.” Sounds like a fascinating idea to me, especially as a fan of del Toro’s unique style. Serious, adult oriented animation is lacking in the film industry, and Guillermo, possessor of perhaps Hollywood’s most uniquely gifted mind,
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Award-winning writers/directors Kathryn Michelle and Elizabeta Vidovic, who brought you the films Find Me, Complexion, Because These Kids Are, May I Die, and Working it Out!, are now running an Indiegogo campaign to help fund their next film, Severed Silence. In the film, “Talitha spent two decades suppressing a maleficent curse that was placed upon her bloodline. A spontaneous wedding reunites her estranged Romani family and one of them knowingly awakens an unthinkable evil and the curse is released. Talitha not only has to figure out who in her family is fighting against her but also how to prevent the bloody curse from grabbing hold of them and killing them off one by one.” The cast of Severed Silence includes Maiara Walsh who played the role of Witchita in ‘Zombieland’ (the series), Paradox’s Adam Huss, Izabela Vidovic (The Fosters), and Alla Tumanian (Tangerine). Kathryn Michelle, Izabela Vidovic and Elizabeta Vidovic serve as producers. Their campaign is nearly 70% funded with
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Do you like found footage flicks? How about Anne Hathaway? I just know you answered “yes” to those, so let me tell ya my creeps, the picture I’n going to look at should really float your ol’ beastly boat as it definitely gets the FF chocolate dipped well in good in that Annie peanut butter…wait, that sounds off…anyway; review! Be My Cat: A Film for Anne tells the story, via a series of video diaries, of an enthusiastic young film maker named Adrian who gets it in his nutty noggin that he can score Anne Hathaway to star in his pending motion picture. In order to convince her, he shoots some footage of a few local thespians performing what he wants Anne to do in the finished picture. Well, as you would guess, it’s just ninety minutes of comely young ladies reading sides on camera…the end. Oh, wait, there’s chloroform, ropes, knives, and a plan to change the world by
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The trailer for writer-director Mickey Keating’s psychedelic genre film Psychopaths has arrived and is filled with brutality. Set over the course of one excessively blood-soaked night, multiple serial Killers’ paths cross, leaving a trail of bodies and begging the question: Which psychopath will live to see the morning? Graham Skipper, Helen Rogers, Matt Mercer, Larry Fessenden, Sam Zimmerman, Mark Kassen, Ivana Shein, and James Landry star in this brutal slasher. Take a look at the clip from Psychopaths, set to be released in 2018.
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Netflix will soon go ‘Dark’. The German series is already receiving a lot buzz ahead of its December debut. ‘Dark’ hails from the duo of Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar, the team behind 2014’s hacker mystery ‘Who Am I – No System is Safe.’ The show’s most recent trailer teases that a supernatural source may be the cause of a rash of animal deaths and be connected to the disappearance of two young children. We will watch as the secrets of four families exposed as a series of strange things continue to occur in the community. Oliver Masucci, Karoline Eichhorn, Jördis Triebel, Louis Hofmann, Maja Schöne, and Stephen Kampwirth star. ‘Dark’ debuts on Netflix on December 1, 2017.
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Get ready to enter the jungle this December with the award-winning true story inspired thriller The Cutlass. In the Darisha J. Beresford’s action-packed film, a ” young tourist is abducted from her family into the jungles of Trinidad by a dangerous, armed sociopath. While the authorities and her family attempt to find her with no success, she is forced to mentally and physically outmaneuver her captor in an effort to stay alive and escape to safety.” Lisa-Bel Hirschman, Arnold Goindhan, and acting veteran Kirk Baltz (Reservoir Dogs, Natural Born Killers) star. The Cutlass will arrive on Video On Demand on December 12, 2017, from Wild Eye Releasing.
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2014’s WolfCop (review) from writer-director Lowell Dean was a howling good time. Now, the second trailer for its sequel, Another WolfCop, is here and sends the message that this time around everything will be bigger, better, hairier, more insane, and action-packed. Leo Fafard returns to his role as Lou/WolfCop. Amy Matysio will reprise her role of Tina. Jonathan Cherry co-stars alongside Laura Abramsen, Kevin Allardyce, Yannick Bisson, Jessica Hinkson, Devery Jacobs, and Serena Miller. Keep an eye out, Kevin Smith will be making a cameo in the Canadian film. 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 will arrive in theaters in both the U.S. and Canada on December 1, 2017. Warning, before you watch the trailers you should know that they are NSFW.
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Everyone has a fear. Maybe yours is Arachnophobia (spiders) or Ophidiophobia (snakes). Mine happens to be Musophobia, rats, mice. I don’t know if it’s the teeth or those bald tales, but I do know that I had a little trouble watching the new trailer for Ratpocalypse. First reported back in 2015 when it was released in Moscow, Vladimir Uglichin’s Ratpocalypse stars Casper Van Dien. After a long wait, the film is finally coming stateside. The film centers on “American Senator John Perryman (Van Dien), a man of pure and humble soul with a warrior’s disposition, delivers a fiery speech in Moscow about the country’s main evil – corruption. A corruption so pervasive it will turn men into “rats.” He declares that he was ordered to speak to them from above and threatens everyone with the loss of their human form, which draws only guffaws and resentment from the people. Many take the Senator for a madman as gradually, all his
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The final trailer has surfaced for Guillermo del Toro’s Creature from the Black Lagoon inspired film The Shape of Water, which is a serious contender for this year’s Oscar Awards. “In the hidden high-security government laboratory where she works, lonely Elisa (Sally Hawkins) is trapped in a life of isolation. Elisa’s life is changed forever when she and co-worker Zelda (Octavia Spencer) discover a secret classified experiment.” Michael Shannon, Richard Jenkins, Michael Stuhlbarg, and Doug Jones also star in this thrilling and incredibly beautiful film. The Shape of Water will see a limited release on December 1, 2017, followed by a wider release on the 7th. https://www.facebook.com/theshapeofwater/videos/1993392084283514/
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Terror Films is to take genre fans on a supernatural journey to Death on Scenic Drive with the release of the film’s poster, trailer, and several stills ahead of its November release. In the film, a young woman’s house sitting job is interrupted by a supernatural entity who has a plan for her. From the Press Release: LOS ANGELES, CA (Monday, Nov. 13th, 2017): This November, Terror Films suggests you take the scenic route with their new, thriller DEATH ON SCENIC DRIVE. This horrifying film will be available on Friday, November 17th on multiple digital platforms. This genre distributor is sharing the official poster, trailer, and several stills ahead of the film’s release, right here. The story follows a young woman named Larissa who takes a housesitting job in the secluded, snow-covered countryside. What she expects to be a simple, relaxing job – soon takes a dark, twisted turn. While exploring the property, she discovers a set of disturbing drawings
Continue reading →
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Known for his dark fairytales, like 2006’s “Pan’s Labyrinth” and the upcoming “The Shape of Water”, has been attached to an adult, stop motion Pinocchio film for some time. Exciting a prospect as that is, as anyone who follows del Toro’s career can tell you, the man has some bad luck getting projects off the ground. Sadly it looks like the strings on his adaptation of the famous puppet novel have been cut. “It’s not happening,” del Toro said in an interview with IGN, “But the idea was to do Pinocchio during the ascension of fascism in Italy, with Mussolini. It was a good time to discuss the idea of being a puppet or being a human, but you know, it’s not in progress.” Sounds like a fascinating idea to me, especially as a fan of del Toro’s unique style. Serious, adult oriented animation is lacking in the film industry, and Guillermo, possessor of perhaps Hollywood’s most uniquely gifted mind,
Continue reading →
Indie
Award-winning writers/directors Kathryn Michelle and Elizabeta Vidovic, who brought you the films Find Me, Complexion, Because These Kids Are, May I Die, and Working it Out!, are now running an Indiegogo campaign to help fund their next film, Severed Silence. In the film, “Talitha spent two decades suppressing a maleficent curse that was placed upon her bloodline. A spontaneous wedding reunites her estranged Romani family and one of them knowingly awakens an unthinkable evil and the curse is released. Talitha not only has to figure out who in her family is fighting against her but also how to prevent the bloody curse from grabbing hold of them and killing them off one by one.” The cast of Severed Silence includes Maiara Walsh who played the role of Witchita in ‘Zombieland’ (the series), Paradox’s Adam Huss, Izabela Vidovic (The Fosters), and Alla Tumanian (Tangerine). Kathryn Michelle, Izabela Vidovic and Elizabeta Vidovic serve as producers. Their campaign is nearly 70% funded with
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesReviews
Do you like found footage flicks? How about Anne Hathaway? I just know you answered “yes” to those, so let me tell ya my creeps, the picture I’n going to look at should really float your ol’ beastly boat as it definitely gets the FF chocolate dipped well in good in that Annie peanut butter…wait, that sounds off…anyway; review! Be My Cat: A Film for Anne tells the story, via a series of video diaries, of an enthusiastic young film maker named Adrian who gets it in his nutty noggin that he can score Anne Hathaway to star in his pending motion picture. In order to convince her, he shoots some footage of a few local thespians performing what he wants Anne to do in the finished picture. Well, as you would guess, it’s just ninety minutes of comely young ladies reading sides on camera…the end. Oh, wait, there’s chloroform, ropes, knives, and a plan to change the world by
Continue reading →
Trailers
The trailer for writer-director Mickey Keating’s psychedelic genre film Psychopaths has arrived and is filled with brutality. Set over the course of one excessively blood-soaked night, multiple serial Killers’ paths cross, leaving a trail of bodies and begging the question: Which psychopath will live to see the morning? Graham Skipper, Helen Rogers, Matt Mercer, Larry Fessenden, Sam Zimmerman, Mark Kassen, Ivana Shein, and James Landry star in this brutal slasher. Take a look at the clip from Psychopaths, set to be released in 2018.
Continue reading →
NetflixStreaming TVTrailers
Netflix will soon go ‘Dark’. The German series is already receiving a lot buzz ahead of its December debut. ‘Dark’ hails from the duo of Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar, the team behind 2014’s hacker mystery ‘Who Am I – No System is Safe.’ The show’s most recent trailer teases that a supernatural source may be the cause of a rash of animal deaths and be connected to the disappearance of two young children. We will watch as the secrets of four families exposed as a series of strange things continue to occur in the community. Oliver Masucci, Karoline Eichhorn, Jördis Triebel, Louis Hofmann, Maja Schöne, and Stephen Kampwirth star. ‘Dark’ debuts on Netflix on December 1, 2017.
Continue reading →
Trailers
Get ready to enter the jungle this December with the award-winning true story inspired thriller The Cutlass. In the Darisha J. Beresford’s action-packed film, a ” young tourist is abducted from her family into the jungles of Trinidad by a dangerous, armed sociopath. While the authorities and her family attempt to find her with no success, she is forced to mentally and physically outmaneuver her captor in an effort to stay alive and escape to safety.” Lisa-Bel Hirschman, Arnold Goindhan, and acting veteran Kirk Baltz (Reservoir Dogs, Natural Born Killers) star. The Cutlass will arrive on Video On Demand on December 12, 2017, from Wild Eye Releasing.
Continue reading →
Trailers
2014’s WolfCop (review) from writer-director Lowell Dean was a howling good time. Now, the second trailer for its sequel, Another WolfCop, is here and sends the message that this time around everything will be bigger, better, hairier, more insane, and action-packed. Leo Fafard returns to his role as Lou/WolfCop. Amy Matysio will reprise her role of Tina. Jonathan Cherry co-stars alongside Laura Abramsen, Kevin Allardyce, Yannick Bisson, Jessica Hinkson, Devery Jacobs, and Serena Miller. Keep an eye out, Kevin Smith will be making a cameo in the Canadian film. 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 will arrive in theaters in both the U.S. and Canada on December 1, 2017. Warning, before you watch the trailers you should know that they are NSFW.
Continue reading →
Trailers
Everyone has a fear. Maybe yours is Arachnophobia (spiders) or Ophidiophobia (snakes). Mine happens to be Musophobia, rats, mice. I don’t know if it’s the teeth or those bald tales, but I do know that I had a little trouble watching the new trailer for Ratpocalypse. First reported back in 2015 when it was released in Moscow, Vladimir Uglichin’s Ratpocalypse stars Casper Van Dien. After a long wait, the film is finally coming stateside. The film centers on “American Senator John Perryman (Van Dien), a man of pure and humble soul with a warrior’s disposition, delivers a fiery speech in Moscow about the country’s main evil – corruption. A corruption so pervasive it will turn men into “rats.” He declares that he was ordered to speak to them from above and threatens everyone with the loss of their human form, which draws only guffaws and resentment from the people. Many take the Senator for a madman as gradually, all his
Continue reading →
Trailers
The final trailer has surfaced for Guillermo del Toro’s Creature from the Black Lagoon inspired film The Shape of Water, which is a serious contender for this year’s Oscar Awards. “In the hidden high-security government laboratory where she works, lonely Elisa (Sally Hawkins) is trapped in a life of isolation. Elisa’s life is changed forever when she and co-worker Zelda (Octavia Spencer) discover a secret classified experiment.” Michael Shannon, Richard Jenkins, Michael Stuhlbarg, and Doug Jones also star in this thrilling and incredibly beautiful film. The Shape of Water will see a limited release on December 1, 2017, followed by a wider release on the 7th. https://www.facebook.com/theshapeofwater/videos/1993392084283514/
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