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Attention horror fans and camp connoisseurs! Prepare for a frightfully fun feast courtesy of the legendary Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. Today, Emmy-winning media company World of Wonder (WOW) announced the arrival of “The Elvira Collection” on their streaming service, WOW Presents Plus. A Match Made in Camp Heaven This exciting addition to the WOW Presents Plus library coincides perfectly with Elvira’s recent grand finale appearance on “RuPaul’s Drag Race.” There, she received a well-deserved Giving Us Lifetime Achievement Award. “The Elvira Collection” is a wickedly wonderful tribute to the Mistress, featuring 10 of her best B-movie horror flicks. Cheesy Thrills and Chills Remember those late-night horror marathons filled with cheesy thrills and chills? “The Elvira Collection” brings them back in glorious fashion. Hosted by Cassandra Peterson (the talented artist behind the Elvira persona), the collection features cult classics like “Night of the Living Dead,” “The Terror,” and “A Bucket of Blood.” Other outrageous titles like “The Manster,” “The House
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Get ready to be surprised and terrified with New Life, a genre-bending masterpiece from Brainstorm Media. This chilling film, directed by John Rosman in his feature debut, hits theaters and on-demand platforms across North America this May. Beyond the Scream: A Character-Driven Exploration New Life breaks from traditional horror tropes, offering a deeply personal and suspenseful experience. The film delves into the complexities of human nature and the concept of mortality. The story follows a mysterious woman on the run, played by the talented Hayley Erin (“Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists”). Hot on her heels is a resourceful fixer, portrayed by the ever-impressive Sonya Walger (For All Mankind). As their fates become intertwined, their pursuit takes on an apocalyptic dimension, raising the stakes to a new level. From Festival Favorite to Nationwide Release New Life has already captivated audiences worldwide at film festivals. It premiered at the prestigious 2023 Fantasia International Film Festival, quickly becoming a crowd-pleaser. The film continued
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Get ready to be exorcised from your summer boredom with the chilling new film The Exorcism, starring Academy Award® winner Russell Crowe. Vertical Entertainment has secured North American rights to this highly anticipated horror flick, slated for a theatrical release this June. A Haunting Legacy The Exorcism, formerly The Georgetown Project, is a production of Miramax. It is from horror mastermind Kevin Williamson (Scream franchise) and Outerbanks Entertainment. Joshua John Miller directed the film, which boasts a script co-written by Miller and M.A. Fortin, the creative duo behind the hit series Queen of the South. A Star-Studded Cast Crowe takes center stage as Anthony Miller, a troubled actor battling inner demons while filming a supernatural horror movie. The lines between reality and performance begin to blur. And his estranged daughter (played by Ryan Simpkins of the “Fear Street” trilogy) investigates the source of his erratic behavior. Is it a relapse into past addictions, or is something more sinister at play?
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Calling all retro horror fans! Get ready to rediscover the chills and thrills of classic PlayStation games with The Tower on the Borderland, a brand-new title coming to Steam next month. A Nostalgic Nightmare Awaits Belgian solo developer DascuMaru is excited to unleash this atmospheric horror experience that will take you back to the golden age of PSX horror. The Tower on the Borderland throws you into a mysterious tower, its levels teeming with ghouls and monsters. Your fight for survival begins this May. Experience the Thrill of the Hunt The Tower on the Borderland captures the essence of classic horror gaming. Explore haunting environments, solve puzzles, and confront the unspeakable horrors within the Tower’s walls. But you’re not alone in this nightmare – the only company you have are the taunting voices of your former squad mates crackling through a broken radio. You play Erin, a special ops soldier trapped in an otherworldly domain. Explore and find a way
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Shudder, the go-to streaming service for horror, thriller, and the supernatural, has announced the acquisition of The Devil’s Bath, the latest chilling masterpiece from acclaimed Austrian directors Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala (Goodnight Mommy, The Lodge). A Haunting Tale Premieres at Tribeca The Devil’s Bath will make its highly anticipated North American debut at the prestigious 2024 Tribeca Festival. Following its world premiere at Berlinale earlier this year, the film has garnered critical acclaim and a staggering eleven nominations for the 2024 Austrian Film Awards, including Best Film. Anja Plaschg, Maria Hofstätter, and David Scheid lead the talented cast. Streaming Exclusively on Shudder Shudder subscribers won’t have to wait long to experience the terror. The platform will be the exclusive streaming home for The Devil’s Bath, launching on June 28th, 2024. A Descent into Darkness Set in 1750s Austria, The Devil’s Bath tells the story of Agnes, a profoundly religious woman trapped in a suffocating marriage. Agnes’s mind and spirit
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Our childhood is under attack once again with a new, twisted take on a classic character, Steamboat Willie. The team behind the genre hits Terrifier 2 and The Mean One have joined forces with Iconic Events Releasing to bring Screamboat to life. Set a Course for Terror The film is based on the iconic 1920s Disney character Steamboat Willie, who went on to become Mickey Mouse. In the movie, a group’s relaxing ferry ride turns into a bloody nightmare. A mischievous mouse with a taste for tourists starts stalking them. Can the passengers overcome their differences and stop this killer creature before it turns their commute into a graveyard? “Iconic Events couldn’t be more thrilled to be part of this fun and terrifying ride,” says Steven Menkin, president of Iconic Events. “We’re dedicated to giving horror filmmakers like Steven LaMorte a platform to showcase their work on the big screen. Screamboat promises to be a unique experience that will unite
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The wait is over. Blood for Dust, an intense, high-octane crime thriller, is now out in select theaters and on digital platforms. To celebrate, two new clips have now been released that give you a taste of the brutal action to come. A Familiar Face, a New Struggle Scoot McNairy (Argo) stars as Cliff, a man reluctantly pulled into the world of crime by his friend Ricky, played by “Game of Thrones” star Kit Harington. The two venture into dangerous territory—one of drugs, guns, and trafficking for a powerful cartel. Cliff’s life transforms into a high-stakes game of survival. The question is, can he get out alive? A Stellar Supporting Cast Josh Lucas (Ford v. Ferrari) and Stephen Dorff (Blade) contribute to the impressive cast of Blood for Dust. The film is from director Rod Blackhurst, who you may recognize as the co-writer of Night Swim, which has just landed on Peacock. Blackhurst and David Ebeltoft penned the Blood for
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One of the year’s biggest and most highly anticipated horror films, Late Night with the Devil, has landed on Shudder. The movie’s advertising has gone hard, often a sign that a film isn’t really that good. But is it everything they said it would be? Let’s explore that in this review. The Story The film takes us back to 1977, on a seemingly innocent Halloween night. Jack Delroy (played by the captivating David Dastmalchian), a late-night talk show host known for his program “Night Owls,” decides to make his Halloween special unforgettable. Little does he know his decision will unleash unimaginable horror. Jack welcomes several guests before introducing a parapsychologist and the subject of her latest book – a young teenager, the sole survivor of a mass suicide in a Satanic church. As the interview begins, evil is unleashed, transforming the lighthearted atmosphere into a terrifying spectacle. The Cast David Dastmalchian is fantastic. He is charismatic as the host, but
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Dive into the new trailer for Something in the Water. The new horror film from Samuel Goldwyn Films is here to quench your thirst for terror. Paradise Lost The trailer opens with a picture-perfect scene: a wedding ceremony on a tropical island paradise. Sunshine bathes the happy couple and their friends as they celebrate their love. But idyllic bliss takes a sharp turn for the worse as razor-toothed predators emerge from the crystal-clear waters. Screams pierce the air as the idyllic ceremony transforms into a desperate fight for survival in the open ocean. A Past That Bites Back The official synopsis, revealed by BloodyDisgusting, teases a deeper layer to the story. We meet Meg, a guest attending her old friend Lizzie’s wedding in the Caribbean. Joining her are her pals Cam and Ruth, along with her ex-partner Kayla. The synopsis hints at a dark secret shared by Meg and Kayla – a past encounter with a shark that left them
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Hot-shit photog Daniel (Claudio Cassinelli, who you may recall was Zeus in Luigi (Starcrash) Cozzi’s mid-’80s Hercules pictures, but was also in The Island of the Fishmen from this film’s director, Sergio (2019: After the Fall of New York) Martino) is hired by a resort mogul (Mel Ferrer, Umberto Lenzi’s Nightmare City) to snap publicity pics to advertise his new jungle-set, disco-tastic vacay hot spot, Paradise House, along with his model/muse Sheena (Geneve Hutton). Once there, he meets anthropologist Alice (Barbara Bach, also from The Island of the Fishmen, but perhaps best known for her turns in 1977’s James Bond flick The Spy Who Loved Me, and 1981’s prehistoric romp, Caveman, co-staring her hubs Ringo Starr) who fills our main man Dan in on the deets concerning the Kuma tribe, the indigenous people of the region who are paid in American blue jeans to huck dynamite at trees to clear land for further expansion… oh and their god is able
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Attention horror fans and camp connoisseurs! Prepare for a frightfully fun feast courtesy of the legendary Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. Today, Emmy-winning media company World of Wonder (WOW) announced the arrival of “The Elvira Collection” on their streaming service, WOW Presents Plus. A Match Made in Camp Heaven This exciting addition to the WOW Presents Plus library coincides perfectly with Elvira’s recent grand finale appearance on “RuPaul’s Drag Race.” There, she received a well-deserved Giving Us Lifetime Achievement Award. “The Elvira Collection” is a wickedly wonderful tribute to the Mistress, featuring 10 of her best B-movie horror flicks. Cheesy Thrills and Chills Remember those late-night horror marathons filled with cheesy thrills and chills? “The Elvira Collection” brings them back in glorious fashion. Hosted by Cassandra Peterson (the talented artist behind the Elvira persona), the collection features cult classics like “Night of the Living Dead,” “The Terror,” and “A Bucket of Blood.” Other outrageous titles like “The Manster,” “The House
Continue reading →
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Get ready to be surprised and terrified with New Life, a genre-bending masterpiece from Brainstorm Media. This chilling film, directed by John Rosman in his feature debut, hits theaters and on-demand platforms across North America this May. Beyond the Scream: A Character-Driven Exploration New Life breaks from traditional horror tropes, offering a deeply personal and suspenseful experience. The film delves into the complexities of human nature and the concept of mortality. The story follows a mysterious woman on the run, played by the talented Hayley Erin (“Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists”). Hot on her heels is a resourceful fixer, portrayed by the ever-impressive Sonya Walger (For All Mankind). As their fates become intertwined, their pursuit takes on an apocalyptic dimension, raising the stakes to a new level. From Festival Favorite to Nationwide Release New Life has already captivated audiences worldwide at film festivals. It premiered at the prestigious 2023 Fantasia International Film Festival, quickly becoming a crowd-pleaser. The film continued
Continue reading →
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Get ready to be exorcised from your summer boredom with the chilling new film The Exorcism, starring Academy Award® winner Russell Crowe. Vertical Entertainment has secured North American rights to this highly anticipated horror flick, slated for a theatrical release this June. A Haunting Legacy The Exorcism, formerly The Georgetown Project, is a production of Miramax. It is from horror mastermind Kevin Williamson (Scream franchise) and Outerbanks Entertainment. Joshua John Miller directed the film, which boasts a script co-written by Miller and M.A. Fortin, the creative duo behind the hit series Queen of the South. A Star-Studded Cast Crowe takes center stage as Anthony Miller, a troubled actor battling inner demons while filming a supernatural horror movie. The lines between reality and performance begin to blur. And his estranged daughter (played by Ryan Simpkins of the “Fear Street” trilogy) investigates the source of his erratic behavior. Is it a relapse into past addictions, or is something more sinister at play?
Continue reading →
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Calling all retro horror fans! Get ready to rediscover the chills and thrills of classic PlayStation games with The Tower on the Borderland, a brand-new title coming to Steam next month. A Nostalgic Nightmare Awaits Belgian solo developer DascuMaru is excited to unleash this atmospheric horror experience that will take you back to the golden age of PSX horror. The Tower on the Borderland throws you into a mysterious tower, its levels teeming with ghouls and monsters. Your fight for survival begins this May. Experience the Thrill of the Hunt The Tower on the Borderland captures the essence of classic horror gaming. Explore haunting environments, solve puzzles, and confront the unspeakable horrors within the Tower’s walls. But you’re not alone in this nightmare – the only company you have are the taunting voices of your former squad mates crackling through a broken radio. You play Erin, a special ops soldier trapped in an otherworldly domain. Explore and find a way
Continue reading →
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Shudder, the go-to streaming service for horror, thriller, and the supernatural, has announced the acquisition of The Devil’s Bath, the latest chilling masterpiece from acclaimed Austrian directors Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala (Goodnight Mommy, The Lodge). A Haunting Tale Premieres at Tribeca The Devil’s Bath will make its highly anticipated North American debut at the prestigious 2024 Tribeca Festival. Following its world premiere at Berlinale earlier this year, the film has garnered critical acclaim and a staggering eleven nominations for the 2024 Austrian Film Awards, including Best Film. Anja Plaschg, Maria Hofstätter, and David Scheid lead the talented cast. Streaming Exclusively on Shudder Shudder subscribers won’t have to wait long to experience the terror. The platform will be the exclusive streaming home for The Devil’s Bath, launching on June 28th, 2024. A Descent into Darkness Set in 1750s Austria, The Devil’s Bath tells the story of Agnes, a profoundly religious woman trapped in a suffocating marriage. Agnes’s mind and spirit
Continue reading →
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Our childhood is under attack once again with a new, twisted take on a classic character, Steamboat Willie. The team behind the genre hits Terrifier 2 and The Mean One have joined forces with Iconic Events Releasing to bring Screamboat to life. Set a Course for Terror The film is based on the iconic 1920s Disney character Steamboat Willie, who went on to become Mickey Mouse. In the movie, a group’s relaxing ferry ride turns into a bloody nightmare. A mischievous mouse with a taste for tourists starts stalking them. Can the passengers overcome their differences and stop this killer creature before it turns their commute into a graveyard? “Iconic Events couldn’t be more thrilled to be part of this fun and terrifying ride,” says Steven Menkin, president of Iconic Events. “We’re dedicated to giving horror filmmakers like Steven LaMorte a platform to showcase their work on the big screen. Screamboat promises to be a unique experience that will unite
Continue reading →
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The wait is over. Blood for Dust, an intense, high-octane crime thriller, is now out in select theaters and on digital platforms. To celebrate, two new clips have now been released that give you a taste of the brutal action to come. A Familiar Face, a New Struggle Scoot McNairy (Argo) stars as Cliff, a man reluctantly pulled into the world of crime by his friend Ricky, played by “Game of Thrones” star Kit Harington. The two venture into dangerous territory—one of drugs, guns, and trafficking for a powerful cartel. Cliff’s life transforms into a high-stakes game of survival. The question is, can he get out alive? A Stellar Supporting Cast Josh Lucas (Ford v. Ferrari) and Stephen Dorff (Blade) contribute to the impressive cast of Blood for Dust. The film is from director Rod Blackhurst, who you may recognize as the co-writer of Night Swim, which has just landed on Peacock. Blackhurst and David Ebeltoft penned the Blood for
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One of the year’s biggest and most highly anticipated horror films, Late Night with the Devil, has landed on Shudder. The movie’s advertising has gone hard, often a sign that a film isn’t really that good. But is it everything they said it would be? Let’s explore that in this review. The Story The film takes us back to 1977, on a seemingly innocent Halloween night. Jack Delroy (played by the captivating David Dastmalchian), a late-night talk show host known for his program “Night Owls,” decides to make his Halloween special unforgettable. Little does he know his decision will unleash unimaginable horror. Jack welcomes several guests before introducing a parapsychologist and the subject of her latest book – a young teenager, the sole survivor of a mass suicide in a Satanic church. As the interview begins, evil is unleashed, transforming the lighthearted atmosphere into a terrifying spectacle. The Cast David Dastmalchian is fantastic. He is charismatic as the host, but
Continue reading →
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Dive into the new trailer for Something in the Water. The new horror film from Samuel Goldwyn Films is here to quench your thirst for terror. Paradise Lost The trailer opens with a picture-perfect scene: a wedding ceremony on a tropical island paradise. Sunshine bathes the happy couple and their friends as they celebrate their love. But idyllic bliss takes a sharp turn for the worse as razor-toothed predators emerge from the crystal-clear waters. Screams pierce the air as the idyllic ceremony transforms into a desperate fight for survival in the open ocean. A Past That Bites Back The official synopsis, revealed by BloodyDisgusting, teases a deeper layer to the story. We meet Meg, a guest attending her old friend Lizzie’s wedding in the Caribbean. Joining her are her pals Cam and Ruth, along with her ex-partner Kayla. The synopsis hints at a dark secret shared by Meg and Kayla – a past encounter with a shark that left them
Continue reading →
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Hot-shit photog Daniel (Claudio Cassinelli, who you may recall was Zeus in Luigi (Starcrash) Cozzi’s mid-’80s Hercules pictures, but was also in The Island of the Fishmen from this film’s director, Sergio (2019: After the Fall of New York) Martino) is hired by a resort mogul (Mel Ferrer, Umberto Lenzi’s Nightmare City) to snap publicity pics to advertise his new jungle-set, disco-tastic vacay hot spot, Paradise House, along with his model/muse Sheena (Geneve Hutton). Once there, he meets anthropologist Alice (Barbara Bach, also from The Island of the Fishmen, but perhaps best known for her turns in 1977’s James Bond flick The Spy Who Loved Me, and 1981’s prehistoric romp, Caveman, co-staring her hubs Ringo Starr) who fills our main man Dan in on the deets concerning the Kuma tribe, the indigenous people of the region who are paid in American blue jeans to huck dynamite at trees to clear land for further expansion… oh and their god is able
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