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Game Review: ‘Anthology Of Fear’

OhDeer Studio and 100 GAMES are taking players on a psychological-horror ride with their first-person horror Anthology of Fear with their recent release on PlayStation consoles. I missed the game when it came out for Xbox but the devs were awesome enough to toss me a lifeline to check it out, so a big thanks to them for that! Unfortunately, I don’t think they’ll like me much after this. Anthology of Fear takes players on a journey to discover what happened to Nathan by exploring the psyche of others and seeing the world through their perspectives. Now onto the game itself! Anthology of Fear‘s controls are hard to grasp as there’s no tutorial and the mechanics seem to change on a whim. When it comes to sound, it’s OK for the most part but it needs to be adjustable as music, sound effects, etc. are all on the same volume, which at times can be overwhelming. Graphics-wise, if you’re prone

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Daniel S. Liuzzi
Dec 8, 2023

“Welcome To Derry”: First Footage Teases Pennywise’s Return

Pennywise, the dancing clown, is back. The first footage from the upcoming IT prequel series, “Welcome To Derry,” has been unveiled in MAX‘s what’s coming in 2024 and 2025 promo, “The One To Watch,” sending chills down spines and setting expectations sky-high. The brief glimpse into the series promises a nostalgic trip back to the world of Stephen King. Kids on bikes, a small-town setting, and the ever-present threat of Pennywise evoke the same eerie atmosphere that captivated audiences in the original IT films and the mini-series. “Welcome To Derry” takes us back to the 1960s. And serves as an origin story for Pennywise. This prequel will delve deeper into the fictional town’s history and its dark secrets, revealing events that led to Pennywise’s reign of terror. One significant event likely explored in the series is the burning down of the Black Spot nightclub, a pivotal moment referenced in the novel. This tragedy holds a crucial connection to Pennywise and

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 8, 2023

5 Best Horror Movies of 2023 that You Can See Right Now

We have prepared a whole article for you, enlisting all the great horror films released in 2023. These movies are scary, thrilling, and full of suspense. While planning your perfect Halloween night, you can invite all your besties over and watch the film, which will definitely make shivers run down your spine. To watch these movies seamlessly, you will require a speedy internet connection as offered by one of the WOW Internet Plans. Once you are entirely ready to have a smooth entertainment experience, explore the scary movies we have mentioned below. These movies will surely give you nightmares, so watch them with your close friends or family. 1. Skinamarink Those needing a scary, bewildering experience must definitely add this movie to their watch list. This film revolves around two little children who wake up midway through a rough night and get super scared. They run to their parents’ room but, unfortunately, learn that their father is missing. They also

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Ella Rebecca Horton
Dec 8, 2023

Podcast “The Earth Moves” Gets Feature Film Adaptation “First Time Caller”

Buffalo 8 has now announced the North American VOD release of First Time Caller. A darkly comedic film directed by J.D. Brynn and Abe Goldfarb. Watch it on Cable and Digital VOD this January. First Time Caller is based on Gideon Media’s acclaimed podcast “The Earth Moves.” It explores themes of success, power, loneliness, and the apocalypse in a darkly humorous light. “Brent Ziff is an internet shock-jock at the top of his game. Fans and followers tune in from coast to coast to be insulted and enlightened by their favorite on-air provocateur. On one very unusual night, Brent’s world is rocked by a long-time listener who calls in with a grave message.” Abe Goldfarb and Brian Silliman reprise their roles from the podcast as Brent and Leo, delivering powerful performances alongside the vocal talents of Greg Proops, Ophira Eisenberg, and Ashlie Atkinson. The film’s screenplay was adapted by Mac Rogers, who also penned the original podcast. Patrick Terry of

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 8, 2023

Korean Horror ‘The Ghost Station’ Will Haunt You On Digital

Get ready to be chilled to the bone with The Ghost Station, directed by JEONG Yong-Ki (The Doll Master, Once Upon a Time) and written by TAKAHASHI Hiroshi (The Ring, The Ring 2) and LEE So-Young (Robot Sound). KIM Bo-Ra (Ghost Mansion), KIM Jae-Hyun (Love You as the World Ends), and SHIN So-Yul (A Violent Prosecutor) star. A young reporter, determined to uncover the truth behind a suspicious accident, stumbles upon a shocking discovery. Her source, who provided crucial information, is revealed to be deceased, raising a multitude of unsettling questions. As more mysterious and unexplained deaths plague the city, the reporter and her partner embark on a dangerous investigation. They delve deeper into the darkness, unearthing secrets threatening to shatter everything they thought they knew. Their relentless pursuit of the truth leads them to a horrifying revelation: a sinister entity lurks in the shadows, orchestrating a deadly game. The lines between life and death blur as they confront unimaginable

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 7, 2023

Leaving Is Not An Option In New Exclusive Clip From “Terror Lake Drive”

Ahead of this week’s episode of ALLBLK’s chilling, streaming series “Terror Lake Drive,” we’ve got the new trailer. Watch it below. Season three of “Terror Lake Drive” takes viewers to the opulent shores of Lake Levi, a sprawling lakefront resort built on the ruins of the infamous Freeman Lakes from previous seasons. This exclusive destination caters to Atlanta’s elite and privileged, offering them a seemingly idyllic escape. However, for Janice DuVernay, a struggling science teacher burdened with debt, the promise of paradise quickly unravels. Inheriting her grandfather’s million-dollar estate on Lake Levi, Janice and her family embark on a summer getaway filled with hope for a better life. Yet, as they settle into their luxurious surroundings, a series of bizarre events begin to unfold, revealing the dark secrets that lurk beneath the glamorous facade of Lake Levi. Created by Jerry LaMothe (Blackout) and Kajuana S. Marie, the series stars Josh Ventura (Till, P-Valley), Kennedy Chanel (BMF), Jaylon Gordon (Zoe Ever

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 7, 2023

From The Director Of “Mr. Robot” Comes Netflix’s ‘Leave The World Behind’

Sam Esmail, the acclaimed director of the hit series “Mr. Robot,” brings his signature suspense to the small screen with the upcoming Netflix film Leave the World Behind. Premiering this Friday, the film promises a chilling and thought-provoking experience, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats. The story follows a family on a seemingly idyllic vacation to a secluded rental home. However, their peaceful escape is shattered when a mysterious blackout strikes, plunging the world into darkness. As anxieties rise and communications are cut off, two strangers unexpectedly arrive at their door. The film features an all-star cast, headlined by the Academy Award-winning actress Julia Roberts, known for her iconic roles in Pretty Woman and Erin Brockovich. Alongside her is Mahershala Ali, the critically acclaimed actor who has captivated audiences in projects like “True Detective” and “Moonlight.” The film also stars Ethan Hawke, known for his captivating performances in films like The Black Phone, which is getting a sequel,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 7, 2023

Sci-fi Thriller ‘Reflect’ Sees A Journey Of Spirit Turn Into Terror

Cranked Up Films has just announced the North American VOD release of the film Reflect. This gripping sci-fi metaphysical thriller marks the feature film debut of talented writer-director and star Dana Kippel. Reflect follows a group of friends who embark on a transformative spiritual journey through challenging obstacles. However, their journey takes an ominous turn when they realize they are being observed by mysterious hooded entities with a sinister agenda. The film delves into themes of self-discovery, hidden forces, and the fight for control, promising an exhilarating and thought-provoking viewing experience. Kippel headlines the film as Summer, delivering a captivating performance alongside a talented ensemble cast. Grace Patterson, Jadelyn Breier, Marissa Patterson, Ariana Williams, and others bring their characters to life with depth and conviction. Behind the scenes, Kippel’s dedication shines through her role as producer alongside a team of passionate filmmakers committed to bringing this captivating story to the screen. Reflect has already garnered critical acclaim, premiering at the

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 7, 2023

Santa Is Out For Blood In Christmas Horror Movie ‘Santa Isn’t Real’

This Christmas, the jolly old Saint Nick is getting a sinister makeover. In the new Christmas horror film Santa Isn’t Real, a masked serial killer dons a red suit and beard, turning the holiday season into a bloody nightmare. Written and directed by Zac Locke, who previously brought us the 2018 slasher Black Christmas, the film follows a young woman named Nikki who is brutally attacked on Christmas Eve. When she tries to convince her friends that Santa Claus is her assailant, they understandably dismiss her claims as a delusion. However, a year later, the masked Santa returns to terrorize Nikki and her friends at their remote cabin. This time, they must overcome their disbelief and fight for their lives against the deranged killer. If you’re looking for a festive twist on the classic slasher genre, then “Santa Isn’t Real” is definitely worth checking out. The film will surely get your heart racing and leave you feeling slightly more cautious

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 7, 2023

2024 Sundance Film Festival Fear Fare Announced

Utah’s Sundance Film Festival announced its slate of selections for its 2024 edition today, and we have the horror and related features for you. The following information is from the fest’s official press announcement. Today the nonprofit Sundance Institute announced the 82 films, eight episodic titles, and a New Frontier interactive experience selected for the 2024 Sundance Film Festival. The Festival will take place January 18–28, 2024, in person in Park City and Salt Lake City, with a selection of titles available online nationwide from January 25–28, 2024. This year marks the 40th edition of the Festival, bringing together audiences in Utah and beyond to celebrate Sundance’s rich history of supporting engaging new stories and groundbreaking independent artists. In-Person Ticket Packages and Passes and Online Ticket Packages and Passes are currently on sale and single film tickets go on sale January 11 at 10 a.m. MT. To kick things off, the Festival will begin at noon MT on January 18

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Joseph Perry
Dec 7, 2023

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Game Review: ‘Anthology Of Fear’

OhDeer Studio and 100 GAMES are taking players on a psychological-horror ride with their first-person horror Anthology of Fear with their recent release on PlayStation consoles. I missed the game when it came out for Xbox but the devs were awesome enough to toss me a lifeline to check it out, so a big thanks to them for that! Unfortunately, I don’t think they’ll like me much after this. Anthology of Fear takes players on a journey to discover what happened to Nathan by exploring the psyche of others and seeing the world through their perspectives. Now onto the game itself! Anthology of Fear‘s controls are hard to grasp as there’s no tutorial and the mechanics seem to change on a whim. When it comes to sound, it’s OK for the most part but it needs to be adjustable as music, sound effects, etc. are all on the same volume, which at times can be overwhelming. Graphics-wise, if you’re prone

Continue reading →
Daniel S. Liuzzi
Dec 8, 2023

“Welcome To Derry”: First Footage Teases Pennywise’s Return

Pennywise, the dancing clown, is back. The first footage from the upcoming IT prequel series, “Welcome To Derry,” has been unveiled in MAX‘s what’s coming in 2024 and 2025 promo, “The One To Watch,” sending chills down spines and setting expectations sky-high. The brief glimpse into the series promises a nostalgic trip back to the world of Stephen King. Kids on bikes, a small-town setting, and the ever-present threat of Pennywise evoke the same eerie atmosphere that captivated audiences in the original IT films and the mini-series. “Welcome To Derry” takes us back to the 1960s. And serves as an origin story for Pennywise. This prequel will delve deeper into the fictional town’s history and its dark secrets, revealing events that led to Pennywise’s reign of terror. One significant event likely explored in the series is the burning down of the Black Spot nightclub, a pivotal moment referenced in the novel. This tragedy holds a crucial connection to Pennywise and

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 8, 2023

5 Best Horror Movies of 2023 that You Can See Right Now

We have prepared a whole article for you, enlisting all the great horror films released in 2023. These movies are scary, thrilling, and full of suspense. While planning your perfect Halloween night, you can invite all your besties over and watch the film, which will definitely make shivers run down your spine. To watch these movies seamlessly, you will require a speedy internet connection as offered by one of the WOW Internet Plans. Once you are entirely ready to have a smooth entertainment experience, explore the scary movies we have mentioned below. These movies will surely give you nightmares, so watch them with your close friends or family. 1. Skinamarink Those needing a scary, bewildering experience must definitely add this movie to their watch list. This film revolves around two little children who wake up midway through a rough night and get super scared. They run to their parents’ room but, unfortunately, learn that their father is missing. They also

Continue reading →
Ella Rebecca Horton
Dec 8, 2023

Podcast “The Earth Moves” Gets Feature Film Adaptation “First Time Caller”

Buffalo 8 has now announced the North American VOD release of First Time Caller. A darkly comedic film directed by J.D. Brynn and Abe Goldfarb. Watch it on Cable and Digital VOD this January. First Time Caller is based on Gideon Media’s acclaimed podcast “The Earth Moves.” It explores themes of success, power, loneliness, and the apocalypse in a darkly humorous light. “Brent Ziff is an internet shock-jock at the top of his game. Fans and followers tune in from coast to coast to be insulted and enlightened by their favorite on-air provocateur. On one very unusual night, Brent’s world is rocked by a long-time listener who calls in with a grave message.” Abe Goldfarb and Brian Silliman reprise their roles from the podcast as Brent and Leo, delivering powerful performances alongside the vocal talents of Greg Proops, Ophira Eisenberg, and Ashlie Atkinson. The film’s screenplay was adapted by Mac Rogers, who also penned the original podcast. Patrick Terry of

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 8, 2023

Korean Horror ‘The Ghost Station’ Will Haunt You On Digital

Get ready to be chilled to the bone with The Ghost Station, directed by JEONG Yong-Ki (The Doll Master, Once Upon a Time) and written by TAKAHASHI Hiroshi (The Ring, The Ring 2) and LEE So-Young (Robot Sound). KIM Bo-Ra (Ghost Mansion), KIM Jae-Hyun (Love You as the World Ends), and SHIN So-Yul (A Violent Prosecutor) star. A young reporter, determined to uncover the truth behind a suspicious accident, stumbles upon a shocking discovery. Her source, who provided crucial information, is revealed to be deceased, raising a multitude of unsettling questions. As more mysterious and unexplained deaths plague the city, the reporter and her partner embark on a dangerous investigation. They delve deeper into the darkness, unearthing secrets threatening to shatter everything they thought they knew. Their relentless pursuit of the truth leads them to a horrifying revelation: a sinister entity lurks in the shadows, orchestrating a deadly game. The lines between life and death blur as they confront unimaginable

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 7, 2023

Leaving Is Not An Option In New Exclusive Clip From “Terror Lake Drive”

Ahead of this week’s episode of ALLBLK’s chilling, streaming series “Terror Lake Drive,” we’ve got the new trailer. Watch it below. Season three of “Terror Lake Drive” takes viewers to the opulent shores of Lake Levi, a sprawling lakefront resort built on the ruins of the infamous Freeman Lakes from previous seasons. This exclusive destination caters to Atlanta’s elite and privileged, offering them a seemingly idyllic escape. However, for Janice DuVernay, a struggling science teacher burdened with debt, the promise of paradise quickly unravels. Inheriting her grandfather’s million-dollar estate on Lake Levi, Janice and her family embark on a summer getaway filled with hope for a better life. Yet, as they settle into their luxurious surroundings, a series of bizarre events begin to unfold, revealing the dark secrets that lurk beneath the glamorous facade of Lake Levi. Created by Jerry LaMothe (Blackout) and Kajuana S. Marie, the series stars Josh Ventura (Till, P-Valley), Kennedy Chanel (BMF), Jaylon Gordon (Zoe Ever

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 7, 2023

From The Director Of “Mr. Robot” Comes Netflix’s ‘Leave The World Behind’

Sam Esmail, the acclaimed director of the hit series “Mr. Robot,” brings his signature suspense to the small screen with the upcoming Netflix film Leave the World Behind. Premiering this Friday, the film promises a chilling and thought-provoking experience, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats. The story follows a family on a seemingly idyllic vacation to a secluded rental home. However, their peaceful escape is shattered when a mysterious blackout strikes, plunging the world into darkness. As anxieties rise and communications are cut off, two strangers unexpectedly arrive at their door. The film features an all-star cast, headlined by the Academy Award-winning actress Julia Roberts, known for her iconic roles in Pretty Woman and Erin Brockovich. Alongside her is Mahershala Ali, the critically acclaimed actor who has captivated audiences in projects like “True Detective” and “Moonlight.” The film also stars Ethan Hawke, known for his captivating performances in films like The Black Phone, which is getting a sequel,

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 7, 2023

Sci-fi Thriller ‘Reflect’ Sees A Journey Of Spirit Turn Into Terror

Cranked Up Films has just announced the North American VOD release of the film Reflect. This gripping sci-fi metaphysical thriller marks the feature film debut of talented writer-director and star Dana Kippel. Reflect follows a group of friends who embark on a transformative spiritual journey through challenging obstacles. However, their journey takes an ominous turn when they realize they are being observed by mysterious hooded entities with a sinister agenda. The film delves into themes of self-discovery, hidden forces, and the fight for control, promising an exhilarating and thought-provoking viewing experience. Kippel headlines the film as Summer, delivering a captivating performance alongside a talented ensemble cast. Grace Patterson, Jadelyn Breier, Marissa Patterson, Ariana Williams, and others bring their characters to life with depth and conviction. Behind the scenes, Kippel’s dedication shines through her role as producer alongside a team of passionate filmmakers committed to bringing this captivating story to the screen. Reflect has already garnered critical acclaim, premiering at the

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 7, 2023

Santa Is Out For Blood In Christmas Horror Movie ‘Santa Isn’t Real’

This Christmas, the jolly old Saint Nick is getting a sinister makeover. In the new Christmas horror film Santa Isn’t Real, a masked serial killer dons a red suit and beard, turning the holiday season into a bloody nightmare. Written and directed by Zac Locke, who previously brought us the 2018 slasher Black Christmas, the film follows a young woman named Nikki who is brutally attacked on Christmas Eve. When she tries to convince her friends that Santa Claus is her assailant, they understandably dismiss her claims as a delusion. However, a year later, the masked Santa returns to terrorize Nikki and her friends at their remote cabin. This time, they must overcome their disbelief and fight for their lives against the deranged killer. If you’re looking for a festive twist on the classic slasher genre, then “Santa Isn’t Real” is definitely worth checking out. The film will surely get your heart racing and leave you feeling slightly more cautious

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 7, 2023

2024 Sundance Film Festival Fear Fare Announced

Utah’s Sundance Film Festival announced its slate of selections for its 2024 edition today, and we have the horror and related features for you. The following information is from the fest’s official press announcement. Today the nonprofit Sundance Institute announced the 82 films, eight episodic titles, and a New Frontier interactive experience selected for the 2024 Sundance Film Festival. The Festival will take place January 18–28, 2024, in person in Park City and Salt Lake City, with a selection of titles available online nationwide from January 25–28, 2024. This year marks the 40th edition of the Festival, bringing together audiences in Utah and beyond to celebrate Sundance’s rich history of supporting engaging new stories and groundbreaking independent artists. In-Person Ticket Packages and Passes and Online Ticket Packages and Passes are currently on sale and single film tickets go on sale January 11 at 10 a.m. MT. To kick things off, the Festival will begin at noon MT on January 18

Continue reading →
Joseph Perry
Dec 7, 2023
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