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The hit horror series “FROM” returns for a heart-pounding third season this Fall on MGM+. This gripping series throws viewers into a chilling vortex where escape seems impossible, and monsters lurk in the night. Unwilling residents find themselves trapped in this nightmarish realm. The townspeople desperately cling to any semblance of normalcy while desperately seeking a way out. However, the outside world isn’t their only concern. As the sun dips below the horizon, the true horrors awaken. Terrifying creatures stalk the darkness, hungry for unsuspecting prey. Season 3 of “From” delves deeper into the town’s sinister secrets. The tcityis forced to make impossible choices and decide how far they will go to uncover the truth. As new threats surface, the disparate community is tested. Harold Perrineau (“Lost”) leads the stellar cast that includes Catalina Sandino Moreno (The Affair) and Eion Bailey (Band of Brothers). Scott McCord, Nathan D. Simmons, Kaelen Ohm, Angela Moore, AJ Simmons, and Deborah Grover were added
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Calling all Alien franchise fans! Survios, a powerhouse VR studio, has teamed up with 20th Century Games to unleash Alien: Rogue Incursion, a new single-player action-horror VR experience set in the chilling Alien universe. Get ready for a heart-pounding VR adventure unlike any other. Alien: Rogue Incursion boasts an all-new narrative that will test your courage, resourcefulness, and survival skills to the absolute limit. You’ll face the horrors of the Xenomorphs, the chilling “perfect organism” that has haunted audiences for decades. Alien: Rogue Incursion will be released in time for the holidays on PlayStation VR2, PCVR via Steam, and Meta Quest 3. PlayStation VR2 players can wishlist the game now, and wishlists for other platforms will soon follow. Survios, known for their industry-leading VR experiences, promises to fully immerse players in the terrifying world of Alien. The game combines cutting-edge VR technology with classic elements from the Alien franchise, including pulse-pounding action, nerve-wracking exploration, and the ever-present threat of the
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ForeignMoviesReviews
In Witch (U.K, 2024), codirectors Craig Hinde and Marc Zammit — who cowrote the screenplay with David Baboulene — have crafted a feature that combines gothic horror and folk horror with a science fiction element. In a small English town in 1575, young wife and mother Twyla (Sarah Alexandra Marks – KILL KANE, HELP) is falsely accused of witchcraft and will be put to death if found guilty. The young woman accusing her is Johanna (Mims Burton), who herself is on trial for murdering her parents — she even walked around the town holding both of their severed heads. Twyla’s blacksmith husband William (Ryan Spong) does everything he can to save her, even accepting the help of mysterious stranger Thomas (Russell Shaw). The main villains are the ruthless Judge Hopkins (Daniel Jordan), who seemingly never met a person he couldn’t accuse of something, and the local marshall (Fabrizio Santino), who follows the judge’s orders, sometimes at the threat of death.
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Director Greydon Clark’s (Without Warning) arcade-centric sex comedy begins the only way it could, with a rocking song about both video games and jerking off simultaneously, before introducing a cast of characters you will surely recognize; we have the nerd, Eugene (Grease 2’s Leif Green), the latest employee to begin work at River City’s only arcade managed by popular, sexed-up, wise-ass Jefferson Bailey (Scott McGinnis) and featuring clientele that includes overweight slob/Bluto from Animal House surrogate Dorfus (Jim Greenleaf) along with a Franciscan Monk, a clone of Curly from The Three Stooges, as well as punk rock psycho/video game addict King Vidiot (The Monster Squad and Fright Night Part Two’s Jon Gries) and his appropriately named gang of female followers, The Vidiots… but we’ll get back to him… Anyway, that arcade, a true hot bed of fun and horniness, is also the favorite hang-out of Patsy Rutter (Corinne Bohrer), valley girl daughter of local tight-ass businessman Joseph Rutter (Joe Don
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The critically acclaimed sci-fi thriller The Animal Kingdom is coming to you this Summer courtesy of Magnolia Home Entertainment, which produces it under its Magnet Label. A World Transformed The Animal Kingdom takes viewers on a captivating journey into a future forever altered. A mysterious mutation sweeps across humanity, triggering an extraordinary phenomenon – the transformation of people into hybrid creatures. The lines between humans and animals blur, creating a world where normalcy is redefined. A Desperate Search Francois finds himself at the center of this chaos. His wife has become afflicted by the condition, undergoing unsettling changes. Driven by unwavering love, Francois embarks on a dangerous quest to find her. He is joined by his teenage son Emile and a determined police officer as they venture deep into a nearby forest – a realm now inhabited by these mutated beings. A Stellar Cast Delivers The film boasts a powerful performance by Roman Duris, who captures Francois’s desperation with raw
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DocumentariesMoviesReviews
Goodbye Uncle Tom, the subject of today’s revoltin’ review, is brought to us by the demented documentarians Gualtiero Jacopetti and Franco Prosperi… the men behind legendary Italian doc Mondo Cane, who just so happened to have faced accusations of racisim after 1966’s Africa Addio (which detailed the continent’s decolonization). What did the duo do to set the record straight? Make a Mondo documentary all about slavery in America… I’m sure absolutely nothing will go wrong here… In a move as baffling as it is jaw-dropping, Jacopetti and Prosperi seemingly travel back in time and arrive on a Southern Plantation via helicopter after we hear a little history lesson on race relations in the U.S. (and a piece on hippies because it gets more naked bodies on screen)… don’t worry, it gets weirder, more wrong, and absolutely unhinged… Once there they are treated to a fancy dinner in their honor, during which we see (and hear) historical figures espouse their feelings
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IndieMoviesReviewsThriller
High school senior Billy (Jimmy McNichol) has been raised by his Aunt Cheryl (an absolutely dynamite Susan Tyrrell, Angel and it’s sequel Avenging Angel) since the death of his parents in an automobile accident… and let me just say, that particular incident is portrayed as some Final Destination-level shit, and with each passing frame the tragedy becomes side-splitting comedy as the film engages in the largest example of overkill you are ever likely to see! Any how Cheryl is psychotically possessive of Billy-boy… actually she’s just plain psychotic… and horny, an award-losing combination that results in her stabbing (and killing) a television repairman, Phil Brody (Caskey Swaim) by name, who refuses her amorous advances. Her excuse was that he was attempting to sexually assault her… a huge-ass lie that is soon proven to be absolute bullshit by the revelation that Brody was a homosexual. That particular factoid is uncovered by hard-ass bigot/extreme homophobe Detective Joe Carlson (Bo Svenson, Walking Tall,
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What would happen if the world learned you had less than a year before a doom-delivering asteroid would destroy much of the Earth? That’s the premise of Netflix’s K-series “Good Bye Earth.” The series is based on the gripping novel The Fool At the End of the World by renowned Japanese author Kōtarō Isaka. “Good Bye Earth” promises to be a thought-provoking exploration of societal collapse and the resilience of the human spirit. It explores a dystopian future where humanity grapples with the impending doom of a colossal asteroid hurtling toward Earth. The series takes place in South Korea. The nation faces the devastating reality of being directly in the asteroid’s path. News of the impending collision sparks chaos. Martial law is declared, societal order crumbles, and the line between belief and denial blurs. Criminals exploit the pandemonium, charlatans exploit the vulnerable, and the desperate scramble for safety in increasingly scarce havens. Amidst this bleak backdrop, we meet Sekyung (played
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As Spring rolls into full swing, your friends from Redbox are gearing up to send a chill down your spine with these terrifying FREE titles in May! Here’s what Redbox has in store for horror fans and more. We Need to Talk About Kevin Feature Film KKevin’smother struggles to love her strange child despite the increasingly dangerous things he says and does as he grows up. But Kevin is just getting started, and his final act will be beyond anything anyone imagined. Cast: Tilda Swinton (Snowpiercer), John C. Reilly (Guardians of the Galaxy), Ezra Miller (Justice League) Available: 05/01/24 Dark Encounter Feature Film Eight-year-old Maisie went missing in 1982, and a memorial was held by her family a year later. That evening, strange lights and sounds are observed outside the woods, and strange things start to happen. Cast: Laura Fraser (Breaking Bad), Mel Raido (Legend), Sid Phoenix (Masters of the Air) Available: 05/01/24 Flora Feature Film In 1929, an expedition
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MoviesNewsThrillerTrailers
Get ready for a chilling descent into the darkness with Bloodline Killer, a terrifying new horror-thriller out today. Directed by Ante Novakovic (Sanctioning Evil), who wrote the script along with James Gaudioso, the film promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. Moira Cole (Shawnee Smith) is haunted by tragedy. The brutal murder of her family by her deranged cousin has left her life in shambles. Now, she seeks to rebuild a sense of normalcy in a quiet suburban town to start a new life. But the past casts a long shadow, and the horrors she endured continue to echo in her present. Moira’s fragile peace is shattered when a series of brutal killings rocks her new community. The gruesome nature of the crimes stirs a terrifying possibility – could a copycat be stalking the streets? As the body count rises, a chilling realization dawns on Moira: the nightmare may not be over. The film boasts a talented
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Amazon Prime VideoMGM+NewsStreaming TVTrailers
The hit horror series “FROM” returns for a heart-pounding third season this Fall on MGM+. This gripping series throws viewers into a chilling vortex where escape seems impossible, and monsters lurk in the night. Unwilling residents find themselves trapped in this nightmarish realm. The townspeople desperately cling to any semblance of normalcy while desperately seeking a way out. However, the outside world isn’t their only concern. As the sun dips below the horizon, the true horrors awaken. Terrifying creatures stalk the darkness, hungry for unsuspecting prey. Season 3 of “From” delves deeper into the town’s sinister secrets. The tcityis forced to make impossible choices and decide how far they will go to uncover the truth. As new threats surface, the disparate community is tested. Harold Perrineau (“Lost”) leads the stellar cast that includes Catalina Sandino Moreno (The Affair) and Eion Bailey (Band of Brothers). Scott McCord, Nathan D. Simmons, Kaelen Ohm, Angela Moore, AJ Simmons, and Deborah Grover were added
Continue reading →
GamingMoviesNews
Calling all Alien franchise fans! Survios, a powerhouse VR studio, has teamed up with 20th Century Games to unleash Alien: Rogue Incursion, a new single-player action-horror VR experience set in the chilling Alien universe. Get ready for a heart-pounding VR adventure unlike any other. Alien: Rogue Incursion boasts an all-new narrative that will test your courage, resourcefulness, and survival skills to the absolute limit. You’ll face the horrors of the Xenomorphs, the chilling “perfect organism” that has haunted audiences for decades. Alien: Rogue Incursion will be released in time for the holidays on PlayStation VR2, PCVR via Steam, and Meta Quest 3. PlayStation VR2 players can wishlist the game now, and wishlists for other platforms will soon follow. Survios, known for their industry-leading VR experiences, promises to fully immerse players in the terrifying world of Alien. The game combines cutting-edge VR technology with classic elements from the Alien franchise, including pulse-pounding action, nerve-wracking exploration, and the ever-present threat of the
Continue reading →
ForeignMoviesReviews
In Witch (U.K, 2024), codirectors Craig Hinde and Marc Zammit — who cowrote the screenplay with David Baboulene — have crafted a feature that combines gothic horror and folk horror with a science fiction element. In a small English town in 1575, young wife and mother Twyla (Sarah Alexandra Marks – KILL KANE, HELP) is falsely accused of witchcraft and will be put to death if found guilty. The young woman accusing her is Johanna (Mims Burton), who herself is on trial for murdering her parents — she even walked around the town holding both of their severed heads. Twyla’s blacksmith husband William (Ryan Spong) does everything he can to save her, even accepting the help of mysterious stranger Thomas (Russell Shaw). The main villains are the ruthless Judge Hopkins (Daniel Jordan), who seemingly never met a person he couldn’t accuse of something, and the local marshall (Fabrizio Santino), who follows the judge’s orders, sometimes at the threat of death.
Continue reading →
MoviesReviews
Director Greydon Clark’s (Without Warning) arcade-centric sex comedy begins the only way it could, with a rocking song about both video games and jerking off simultaneously, before introducing a cast of characters you will surely recognize; we have the nerd, Eugene (Grease 2’s Leif Green), the latest employee to begin work at River City’s only arcade managed by popular, sexed-up, wise-ass Jefferson Bailey (Scott McGinnis) and featuring clientele that includes overweight slob/Bluto from Animal House surrogate Dorfus (Jim Greenleaf) along with a Franciscan Monk, a clone of Curly from The Three Stooges, as well as punk rock psycho/video game addict King Vidiot (The Monster Squad and Fright Night Part Two’s Jon Gries) and his appropriately named gang of female followers, The Vidiots… but we’ll get back to him… Anyway, that arcade, a true hot bed of fun and horniness, is also the favorite hang-out of Patsy Rutter (Corinne Bohrer), valley girl daughter of local tight-ass businessman Joseph Rutter (Joe Don
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsSci-FiThrillerTrailers
The critically acclaimed sci-fi thriller The Animal Kingdom is coming to you this Summer courtesy of Magnolia Home Entertainment, which produces it under its Magnet Label. A World Transformed The Animal Kingdom takes viewers on a captivating journey into a future forever altered. A mysterious mutation sweeps across humanity, triggering an extraordinary phenomenon – the transformation of people into hybrid creatures. The lines between humans and animals blur, creating a world where normalcy is redefined. A Desperate Search Francois finds himself at the center of this chaos. His wife has become afflicted by the condition, undergoing unsettling changes. Driven by unwavering love, Francois embarks on a dangerous quest to find her. He is joined by his teenage son Emile and a determined police officer as they venture deep into a nearby forest – a realm now inhabited by these mutated beings. A Stellar Cast Delivers The film boasts a powerful performance by Roman Duris, who captures Francois’s desperation with raw
Continue reading →
DocumentariesMoviesReviews
Goodbye Uncle Tom, the subject of today’s revoltin’ review, is brought to us by the demented documentarians Gualtiero Jacopetti and Franco Prosperi… the men behind legendary Italian doc Mondo Cane, who just so happened to have faced accusations of racisim after 1966’s Africa Addio (which detailed the continent’s decolonization). What did the duo do to set the record straight? Make a Mondo documentary all about slavery in America… I’m sure absolutely nothing will go wrong here… In a move as baffling as it is jaw-dropping, Jacopetti and Prosperi seemingly travel back in time and arrive on a Southern Plantation via helicopter after we hear a little history lesson on race relations in the U.S. (and a piece on hippies because it gets more naked bodies on screen)… don’t worry, it gets weirder, more wrong, and absolutely unhinged… Once there they are treated to a fancy dinner in their honor, during which we see (and hear) historical figures espouse their feelings
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesReviewsThriller
High school senior Billy (Jimmy McNichol) has been raised by his Aunt Cheryl (an absolutely dynamite Susan Tyrrell, Angel and it’s sequel Avenging Angel) since the death of his parents in an automobile accident… and let me just say, that particular incident is portrayed as some Final Destination-level shit, and with each passing frame the tragedy becomes side-splitting comedy as the film engages in the largest example of overkill you are ever likely to see! Any how Cheryl is psychotically possessive of Billy-boy… actually she’s just plain psychotic… and horny, an award-losing combination that results in her stabbing (and killing) a television repairman, Phil Brody (Caskey Swaim) by name, who refuses her amorous advances. Her excuse was that he was attempting to sexually assault her… a huge-ass lie that is soon proven to be absolute bullshit by the revelation that Brody was a homosexual. That particular factoid is uncovered by hard-ass bigot/extreme homophobe Detective Joe Carlson (Bo Svenson, Walking Tall,
Continue reading →
AdaptationBooksNetflixNewsStreaming TVTrailers
What would happen if the world learned you had less than a year before a doom-delivering asteroid would destroy much of the Earth? That’s the premise of Netflix’s K-series “Good Bye Earth.” The series is based on the gripping novel The Fool At the End of the World by renowned Japanese author Kōtarō Isaka. “Good Bye Earth” promises to be a thought-provoking exploration of societal collapse and the resilience of the human spirit. It explores a dystopian future where humanity grapples with the impending doom of a colossal asteroid hurtling toward Earth. The series takes place in South Korea. The nation faces the devastating reality of being directly in the asteroid’s path. News of the impending collision sparks chaos. Martial law is declared, societal order crumbles, and the line between belief and denial blurs. Criminals exploit the pandemonium, charlatans exploit the vulnerable, and the desperate scramble for safety in increasingly scarce havens. Amidst this bleak backdrop, we meet Sekyung (played
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsStreaming TV
As Spring rolls into full swing, your friends from Redbox are gearing up to send a chill down your spine with these terrifying FREE titles in May! Here’s what Redbox has in store for horror fans and more. We Need to Talk About Kevin Feature Film KKevin’smother struggles to love her strange child despite the increasingly dangerous things he says and does as he grows up. But Kevin is just getting started, and his final act will be beyond anything anyone imagined. Cast: Tilda Swinton (Snowpiercer), John C. Reilly (Guardians of the Galaxy), Ezra Miller (Justice League) Available: 05/01/24 Dark Encounter Feature Film Eight-year-old Maisie went missing in 1982, and a memorial was held by her family a year later. That evening, strange lights and sounds are observed outside the woods, and strange things start to happen. Cast: Laura Fraser (Breaking Bad), Mel Raido (Legend), Sid Phoenix (Masters of the Air) Available: 05/01/24 Flora Feature Film In 1929, an expedition
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsThrillerTrailers
Get ready for a chilling descent into the darkness with Bloodline Killer, a terrifying new horror-thriller out today. Directed by Ante Novakovic (Sanctioning Evil), who wrote the script along with James Gaudioso, the film promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. Moira Cole (Shawnee Smith) is haunted by tragedy. The brutal murder of her family by her deranged cousin has left her life in shambles. Now, she seeks to rebuild a sense of normalcy in a quiet suburban town to start a new life. But the past casts a long shadow, and the horrors she endured continue to echo in her present. Moira’s fragile peace is shattered when a series of brutal killings rocks her new community. The gruesome nature of the crimes stirs a terrifying possibility – could a copycat be stalking the streets? As the body count rises, a chilling realization dawns on Moira: the nightmare may not be over. The film boasts a talented
Continue reading →
