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Get ready to be enchanted by Little Monsters, the animated film previously titled Finnick. Magic, monsters, and a heartwarming story meet for a movie brimming with magic that will make you see your home in a new light! Have you ever wondered what makes a house feel like a home? In Little Monsters, the secret lies in the presence of invisible, furry creatures known as “Finns,” entrusted with keeping your life happy! These little guardians care for the families living within the walls, ensuring a sense of comfort and belonging. Meet Finnick, a creature who embodies the opposite of responsibility. He takes his job as a house guardian lightly, preferring playful pranks to actual care. But everything changes when a new family, including the curious 13-year-old Christine, moves in. As Finnick and Christine form an unlikely friendship, a series of mysterious events unfold in their city. Their newfound bond becomes crucial in unraveling the secrets and restoring balance. Will Finnick
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Get ready for a thrilling descent into the underbelly of 1970s New York City! Acclaimed director Cary Joji Fukunaga (“True Detective”) is assembling a powerhouse cast for his upcoming crime thriller, 77 Blackout. Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali (Moonlight, Green Book, the upcoming Blade movie) will lead the film with action star Tom Hardy (Mad Max: Fury Road, Venom). The story unfolds in 1977 when a citywide blackout throws New York into turmoil. Five rogue police officers grappling with their own demons and moral ambiguity see an opportunity. They plot a daring heist, targeting three powerful criminal organizations: the Hong Kong Triads, the Italian Mafia, and the Harlem Mob. But as the night progresses, their meticulously planned operation crumbles amidst the unexpected chaos. With the city plunged into darkness and lawlessness spreading, the officers are forced to confront their enemies and their inner struggles. 77 Blackout promises a gripping exploration of crime, morality, and the human condition in the face
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Shudder has now announced the acquisition of The Demon Disorder, a tale of family, healing, and demons, from special effects master Steven Boyle, who worked on The Matrix Trilogy, The Hobbit Trilogy, and King Kong. Shudder has also released the trailer for the highly anticipated film, which marks Boyle’s feature directorial debut. The Australian demonic family drama stars John Noble (Lord of the Rings Trilogy), Charles Cottier, Christian Willis, and Dirk Hunter. The film centers on Graham, a man haunted by his father’s death and his brothers’ estrangement. Jake contacts Graham, claiming that something is horribly wrong: their youngest brother, Phillip, is possessed. Graham reluctantly agrees to go and see what’s going on for himself. But the brothers soon realize they are unprepared for the forces they are about to face. “We are thrilled that THE DEMON DISORDER has reached its final resting place with our friends at Shudder,” said Boyle. “It’s a community and fanbase that we hold in
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The chilling prequel to 1976’s classic The Omen, The First Omen, is coming home with multiple ways to watch after it amassed over $52 million at the box office. Horror fans can soon possess their copy on Digital, Blu-ray, or streaming. The First Omen sees a young American woman sent to Rome to begin a life of service to the church. However, she encounters darkness that causes her to question her faith as she uncovers a terrifying conspiracy that hopes to bring about the birth of evil incarnate. The film boasts an impressive cast, including Nell Tiger Free, Tawfeek Barhom (The Letter for the King), Sonia Braga (Shotgun Wedding), Ralph Ineson (The Witch, The Northman), and Bill Nighy (Pirates of the Caribbean). Arkasha Stevenson takes the helm as director. She co-wrote the screenplay with Tim Smith and Keith Thomas. David S. Goyer (Blade, Batman Begins) and Keith Levine produce. Executive producers include Tim Smith, Whitney Brown, and Gracie Wheelan. Bonus
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Abigail has arrived on Digital, and the hype is real! This unique spin on the vampire myth chills audiences and offers a bloody good time. Forget the sparkly teen romance – Abigail throws a dark, brutal, and twisted vampire into the mix. Abigail is kidnapped for ransom. However, the kidnappers get far more than they bargained for when they discover their captive is a monstrous creature with a complicated past. This unexpected twist breathes new life into the vampire genre. Young, talented Alisha Weir delivers a hauntingly good performance as the titular Abigail, a young ballerina grappling with her monstrous nature and the feeling of abandonment. Weir is surrounded by a stellar cast that includes Dan Stevens, Kathryn Newton, Kevin Durand, and Giancarlo Esposito. Together, the cast brings both heart and brutality to their roles, especially Melissa Barrera, who gives an intense performance. Gorehounds rejoice! Abigail is a blood-soaked thrill ride, exploding with graphic violence and relentless action. It’s not
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Get ready for a whole new chapter in the Jurassic World saga! The upcoming film will feature a fresh cast and director who will take the franchise in a bold new direction. Deadline reports that Manuel Garcia-Rulfo (known for his role in The Lincoln Lawyer) is the latest addition to the cast. He will share the screen with previously announced A-listers Scarlett Johansson (Black Widow) and Jonathan Bailey (“Bridgerton”). The film will be directed by Gareth Edwards, whose credits include the blockbuster Godzilla. Jurassic veteran David Koepp, who penned the original Jurassic Park, is writing the script. That should ensure a return to the franchise’s roots. This installment promises a shift from previous films. Expect a new era without the familiar faces of Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, or even the original trilogy’s cast. Plot details are still under wraps, but the focus seems to be on revitalizing the franchise with a unique story. The new chapter builds upon the
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After an absolute earworm banger of a theme song by punk outfit The Dickies, a big top from beyond the stars lands on Earth and dispenses monstrous alien clowns. Naturally it’s up to a gaggle of college kids to try and save the day by facing off against the bizarre creatures and their even more bizarre weapons (cotton candy guns, man eating shadow puppets, killer popcorn et. al.)! As if all of that monstrous madness wasn’t enough, our heroes are dogged constantly by the town’s egomaniacal cop, Officer Moonie (the legendary John Vernon, Animal House) who would be more than happy to lock our heroes up and you can bet your ass he does not believe their wild tales of grease-painted ghouls stalking the city streets! Can our heroes survive the night and send those ha-ha horrors packing, or will they be jailbirds before sun up? Surreal, hilarious, and filled to the rafters with over-the-top practical effects goodness; Killer Klowns
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It’s been two years since AMC’s “Interview with the Vampire“ premiered. We had almost given up hope that the new season would ever arrive. But today, Season Two finally premieres. The cast welcomes new members Ben Daniels (“The Crown”) and Roxane Duran (“The White Ribbon”), and Bally Gill (“Sherwood”). David Costabile (“Billions”) sinks his teeth into a guest role. Emmy-winning director Alan Taylor (“Game of Thrones”) is at the helm for the season’s first two episodes. Picking up after the of Season One, Louis (Jacob Anderson) continues to recount his adventures across Europe. Driven to understand his existence as a vampire, he embarks on a quest to uncover the secrets of the ancient bloodsuckers and the legendary Theatre des Vampires in Paris. In the City of Lights, Louis encounters Armand (Assad Zaman), a powerful and enigmatic vampire. Their initial attraction blossoms into a passionate affair, but love comes with a price. Journalist Daniel Molloy (Eric Bogosian) listens, determined to continue
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Deathdream is the kind of flick that begins featuring the horrors of ‘Nam and the value of a man that can carve a roast all in equal measure (for the record, Roastmaster General’s son Andy is who we see buying the farm in Vietnam). Anyway, the family learns their son is dead and begins grieving… except later that night ol’ Andy comes home alive and…well alive anyway (after hitching a ride with a trucker who winds up dead after some high-larious antics at an all-night diner). Over the next few days Andy acts weird A.F.; he’s quiet, pale, and only offers a small smirk to anyone that talks to him…plus he picks up some new hobbies like wandering around cemeteries in the dead of night and simultaneously beating down androgynous kids who karate chop him with one hand while strangling a dog with the other (an underrated talent to be sure). Well, it turn out ol’ Awesome Andy is some
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Tsui Chik (Jet Li, the Once Upon a Time in China series, Lethal Weapon 4) is a librarian leading a low-key lifestyle… so much so, that you’d hardly guess he was a top-secret super-soldier. Speaking of that Captain America biz, his former unit was disbanded due to one of his comrades going completely apeshit and putting a murder on a cop which resulted in the entire organization being marked for extermination. Now, our hero managed to lead his teammates to safety, but years later it appears that his fellow super soldiers have gone on a gangland killing spree… and since these dudes are near invulnerable, the police are practically helpless in dealing with the sitch at hand. Tsui then does the only logical thing; he dresses up like Kato from The Green Hornet and proceeds to begin a quest to whip super-soldier ass under his secret superhero identity; the Black Mask! Director Daniel Lee’s (working from a screenplay by directors
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Get ready to be enchanted by Little Monsters, the animated film previously titled Finnick. Magic, monsters, and a heartwarming story meet for a movie brimming with magic that will make you see your home in a new light! Have you ever wondered what makes a house feel like a home? In Little Monsters, the secret lies in the presence of invisible, furry creatures known as “Finns,” entrusted with keeping your life happy! These little guardians care for the families living within the walls, ensuring a sense of comfort and belonging. Meet Finnick, a creature who embodies the opposite of responsibility. He takes his job as a house guardian lightly, preferring playful pranks to actual care. But everything changes when a new family, including the curious 13-year-old Christine, moves in. As Finnick and Christine form an unlikely friendship, a series of mysterious events unfold in their city. Their newfound bond becomes crucial in unraveling the secrets and restoring balance. Will Finnick
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Get ready for a thrilling descent into the underbelly of 1970s New York City! Acclaimed director Cary Joji Fukunaga (“True Detective”) is assembling a powerhouse cast for his upcoming crime thriller, 77 Blackout. Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali (Moonlight, Green Book, the upcoming Blade movie) will lead the film with action star Tom Hardy (Mad Max: Fury Road, Venom). The story unfolds in 1977 when a citywide blackout throws New York into turmoil. Five rogue police officers grappling with their own demons and moral ambiguity see an opportunity. They plot a daring heist, targeting three powerful criminal organizations: the Hong Kong Triads, the Italian Mafia, and the Harlem Mob. But as the night progresses, their meticulously planned operation crumbles amidst the unexpected chaos. With the city plunged into darkness and lawlessness spreading, the officers are forced to confront their enemies and their inner struggles. 77 Blackout promises a gripping exploration of crime, morality, and the human condition in the face
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Shudder has now announced the acquisition of The Demon Disorder, a tale of family, healing, and demons, from special effects master Steven Boyle, who worked on The Matrix Trilogy, The Hobbit Trilogy, and King Kong. Shudder has also released the trailer for the highly anticipated film, which marks Boyle’s feature directorial debut. The Australian demonic family drama stars John Noble (Lord of the Rings Trilogy), Charles Cottier, Christian Willis, and Dirk Hunter. The film centers on Graham, a man haunted by his father’s death and his brothers’ estrangement. Jake contacts Graham, claiming that something is horribly wrong: their youngest brother, Phillip, is possessed. Graham reluctantly agrees to go and see what’s going on for himself. But the brothers soon realize they are unprepared for the forces they are about to face. “We are thrilled that THE DEMON DISORDER has reached its final resting place with our friends at Shudder,” said Boyle. “It’s a community and fanbase that we hold in
Continue reading →
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The chilling prequel to 1976’s classic The Omen, The First Omen, is coming home with multiple ways to watch after it amassed over $52 million at the box office. Horror fans can soon possess their copy on Digital, Blu-ray, or streaming. The First Omen sees a young American woman sent to Rome to begin a life of service to the church. However, she encounters darkness that causes her to question her faith as she uncovers a terrifying conspiracy that hopes to bring about the birth of evil incarnate. The film boasts an impressive cast, including Nell Tiger Free, Tawfeek Barhom (The Letter for the King), Sonia Braga (Shotgun Wedding), Ralph Ineson (The Witch, The Northman), and Bill Nighy (Pirates of the Caribbean). Arkasha Stevenson takes the helm as director. She co-wrote the screenplay with Tim Smith and Keith Thomas. David S. Goyer (Blade, Batman Begins) and Keith Levine produce. Executive producers include Tim Smith, Whitney Brown, and Gracie Wheelan. Bonus
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Abigail has arrived on Digital, and the hype is real! This unique spin on the vampire myth chills audiences and offers a bloody good time. Forget the sparkly teen romance – Abigail throws a dark, brutal, and twisted vampire into the mix. Abigail is kidnapped for ransom. However, the kidnappers get far more than they bargained for when they discover their captive is a monstrous creature with a complicated past. This unexpected twist breathes new life into the vampire genre. Young, talented Alisha Weir delivers a hauntingly good performance as the titular Abigail, a young ballerina grappling with her monstrous nature and the feeling of abandonment. Weir is surrounded by a stellar cast that includes Dan Stevens, Kathryn Newton, Kevin Durand, and Giancarlo Esposito. Together, the cast brings both heart and brutality to their roles, especially Melissa Barrera, who gives an intense performance. Gorehounds rejoice! Abigail is a blood-soaked thrill ride, exploding with graphic violence and relentless action. It’s not
Continue reading →
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Get ready for a whole new chapter in the Jurassic World saga! The upcoming film will feature a fresh cast and director who will take the franchise in a bold new direction. Deadline reports that Manuel Garcia-Rulfo (known for his role in The Lincoln Lawyer) is the latest addition to the cast. He will share the screen with previously announced A-listers Scarlett Johansson (Black Widow) and Jonathan Bailey (“Bridgerton”). The film will be directed by Gareth Edwards, whose credits include the blockbuster Godzilla. Jurassic veteran David Koepp, who penned the original Jurassic Park, is writing the script. That should ensure a return to the franchise’s roots. This installment promises a shift from previous films. Expect a new era without the familiar faces of Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, or even the original trilogy’s cast. Plot details are still under wraps, but the focus seems to be on revitalizing the franchise with a unique story. The new chapter builds upon the
Continue reading →
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After an absolute earworm banger of a theme song by punk outfit The Dickies, a big top from beyond the stars lands on Earth and dispenses monstrous alien clowns. Naturally it’s up to a gaggle of college kids to try and save the day by facing off against the bizarre creatures and their even more bizarre weapons (cotton candy guns, man eating shadow puppets, killer popcorn et. al.)! As if all of that monstrous madness wasn’t enough, our heroes are dogged constantly by the town’s egomaniacal cop, Officer Moonie (the legendary John Vernon, Animal House) who would be more than happy to lock our heroes up and you can bet your ass he does not believe their wild tales of grease-painted ghouls stalking the city streets! Can our heroes survive the night and send those ha-ha horrors packing, or will they be jailbirds before sun up? Surreal, hilarious, and filled to the rafters with over-the-top practical effects goodness; Killer Klowns
Continue reading →
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It’s been two years since AMC’s “Interview with the Vampire“ premiered. We had almost given up hope that the new season would ever arrive. But today, Season Two finally premieres. The cast welcomes new members Ben Daniels (“The Crown”) and Roxane Duran (“The White Ribbon”), and Bally Gill (“Sherwood”). David Costabile (“Billions”) sinks his teeth into a guest role. Emmy-winning director Alan Taylor (“Game of Thrones”) is at the helm for the season’s first two episodes. Picking up after the of Season One, Louis (Jacob Anderson) continues to recount his adventures across Europe. Driven to understand his existence as a vampire, he embarks on a quest to uncover the secrets of the ancient bloodsuckers and the legendary Theatre des Vampires in Paris. In the City of Lights, Louis encounters Armand (Assad Zaman), a powerful and enigmatic vampire. Their initial attraction blossoms into a passionate affair, but love comes with a price. Journalist Daniel Molloy (Eric Bogosian) listens, determined to continue
Continue reading →
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Deathdream is the kind of flick that begins featuring the horrors of ‘Nam and the value of a man that can carve a roast all in equal measure (for the record, Roastmaster General’s son Andy is who we see buying the farm in Vietnam). Anyway, the family learns their son is dead and begins grieving… except later that night ol’ Andy comes home alive and…well alive anyway (after hitching a ride with a trucker who winds up dead after some high-larious antics at an all-night diner). Over the next few days Andy acts weird A.F.; he’s quiet, pale, and only offers a small smirk to anyone that talks to him…plus he picks up some new hobbies like wandering around cemeteries in the dead of night and simultaneously beating down androgynous kids who karate chop him with one hand while strangling a dog with the other (an underrated talent to be sure). Well, it turn out ol’ Awesome Andy is some
Continue reading →
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Tsui Chik (Jet Li, the Once Upon a Time in China series, Lethal Weapon 4) is a librarian leading a low-key lifestyle… so much so, that you’d hardly guess he was a top-secret super-soldier. Speaking of that Captain America biz, his former unit was disbanded due to one of his comrades going completely apeshit and putting a murder on a cop which resulted in the entire organization being marked for extermination. Now, our hero managed to lead his teammates to safety, but years later it appears that his fellow super soldiers have gone on a gangland killing spree… and since these dudes are near invulnerable, the police are practically helpless in dealing with the sitch at hand. Tsui then does the only logical thing; he dresses up like Kato from The Green Hornet and proceeds to begin a quest to whip super-soldier ass under his secret superhero identity; the Black Mask! Director Daniel Lee’s (working from a screenplay by directors
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