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2009’s Orphan, from director Jaume Collet-Serra, is unforgettable and creepy as hell with Isabelle Fuhrman playing the role of Esther, who is back for the upcoming prequel, Orphan: First Kill. We’ve been waiting to get our first look at Esther in the prequel and it’s here. Isabell Fuhrman returns as the infamous Esther/Leena Klemmer, who in 2009 portrayed herself as a young girl adopted by a family only to bring death and suffering after it’s revealed that she was actually a psychotic grown woman. This time around, William Brent Bell (The Boy) is in the director’s chair for the film that will reveal Esther’s origin story. In the prequel, will see her escape from a psychiatric facility and travel to America while impersonating the missing daughter of a wealthy family and faces off against a mother (Julia Styles) who will protect her family at any cost. New cast members include Julia Stiles as Katie Mauerova, Rossif Sutherland as Richard Mauerova,
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Night Breakers Here’s a creature fraught with suspense not only from potential monster attacks but also from the apprehension and paranoid feelings between characters. A group of people — leader Joel (Andrew Tarbet), Mei (Chacha Huang), Sunna (Anna Gonzalvo), Trevor (Pol Fernandez), Martin (Marc Padró), and Jacob (Sergi Subirà) — are traversing a dark path through maze-like caves to reach a city. Each member is wearing strings of bright lights powered by ever-weakening batteries. These lights fend off vicious beasts but as soon as someone’s lights go out, they become monster chow. As batteries become more scarce, tensions rise and the humans become as dangerous as the creatures pursuing them. Cowriters/codirectors Gabriel Campoy and Guillem Lafoz have crafted a terrific, tension-filled short that cries out to be turned into a feature, and their cast members all give top-notch performances. Unicorn Bisexual man Charles (Charles Gould) has arranged a first-time meeting with couple Bella (Brianna Baker) and Larry (Patrick Woodall) to
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Universal 1440 Entertainment has just unleashed the official poster for Rob Zombie‘s The Munster which is brought to life in vivid color. Sheri Moon Zombie stars as Lily Munster and Jeff Daniel Phillips as Herman Munster. Daniel Roebuck co-stars as Grandpa Munster. Rob Zombie movie regular Richard Brake (31, 3 from Hell) will play Dr. Henry Augustus Wolfgang. Catherine Schell (“Space: 1999,” The Return of the Pink Panther) is set to appear as “Zoya Krupp, the gypsy queen.” Dee Wallace, Cassandra “Elvira” Peterson, and Jorge Garcia co-star in the movie, which is reportedly over two and a half hours long and centers on a family of monsters who moves from Transylvania to an American suburb. While the first teaser trailer has been released, we’re still waiting for the release date to be announced, but we’ll let you know as soon as it is. In the meantime, the original series that ran from 1964 to 1966 is currently streaming on Peacock.
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Raven Banner Entertainment has now shared the trailer for The Breach ahead of its World Premiere at this month’s Fantasia Film Festival. The adaptation of Nick Cutter’s (The Troop) horror novel is directed by Rue Morgue founder Rodrigo Gudiño (The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh) and follows John Hawkins, who is in his last days as Chief of Police in the tiny town of Lone Crow, deep in the woods of Northern Ontario. But when a mangled body with strange wounds is found on the shores of the Porcupine River, he’s pulled into a horrific mystery filled with black magic. Allan Hawco (“Frontier,” “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan”), Emily Alatalo (Spare Parts), Wesley French (“Through Black Spruce”), Natalie Brown (“The Strain”), Ava Weiss (Moonfall), and Adam Kenneth Wilson (24 Hour Rental) star in this intense film. Guns N’ Roses legendary guitarist, Slash, is both executive producing the film and co-produced the score. Check out the trailer for The Breach.
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The “Supernatural” prequel series, “The Winchesters” has just conjured an October premiere date on the CW! The series will tell the story of how Sam and Dean’s parents, John and Mary, met and “how they put it all on the line not only to save their love but the entire world.” “Mary (Meg Donnelly) is 19 years old and has been fighting the forces of darkness since she was a child. After losing someone close to her, the hardened hunter considers quitting the family business — until her father’s disappearance and the arrival of newcomer John (Drake Rodger) forces her to lead a new team. John has recently returned from Vietnam. Selfless and clear-headed, he finds a new mission back home, where traces of his father’s past lead him to a secret organization and a whole new war as a hunter.” Jensen Ackles will return as Dean Winchester to narrate the “Supernatural” prequel as well as executive produce. “Supernatural’s” Robbie
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Dark Star Pictures is set to release the ultra brutal, violent 1986 Ozploitation classic Fair Game on the big screen across North America and on DVD this July! An Aussie classic that would later inspire Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof, Fair Game is a wild revenge thriller set in the outback, pitting Cassandra Delaney’s wildlife sanctuary boss against three psycho kangaroo hunters. Bored with killing kangaroos, they decide to kill the animals in the sanctuary, and when they see how attractive the owner is, they decide to have a little “fun” with her, too. It turns out that they may get a bit more “fun” than they bargained for. Directed by Emmy Winner Mario Andreacchio and shot by Oscar Winner Andrew Lesnie (The Lord of the Rings trilogy), Fair Game stars Peter Ford, David Sandford, Garry Who, and Don Barker. Fair Game will open theatrically on July 8, 2022, before its digital release on July 12th, from Dark Star Pictures. A
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Fuica Film Pictures and 8Cube have just shared the new trailer and poster for their upcoming indie horror, Camping Trip, out this August. Directed by Leonardo and Demian Fuica, who are making their English feature debut, the sinister thriller stars Leo Zola (Leonardo Fuica), Caitlin Cameron, Hannah Forest Briand, and Alex Gravenstein. Set in the summer of 2020, “two couples decide to go on a COVID era camping trip after months of being in lockdown. The freedom of nature and the company of their best friends offer the group a rare sense of normality, but though secluded, they’re not alone. Nearby, during a botched drop off, two goons decide to go rogue; inadvertently, implicating the campers. What started as a fun-filled vacation quickly turns into a test of loyalty and survival. Suddenly the pandemic is the least of their worries.” The film was shot during the height of the pandemic in 2020, meaning requiring strict health and safety procedures were
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Ready to tickle your nerves? Then you can try parachuting, go to sweetbonanzafreeplay.com and gamble with large sums, or watch one of these thrillers. The Night of the Hunter The movie is based on the novel of the same name, which is based on a true story. The story of how a murderous preacher married an unsuspecting widow in order to get his hands on money hidden by her dead husband before his death. Only the widow’s son and daughter know where the money is hidden. The new stepfather will stop at nothing. The main villain was played wonderfully by Harry Powell. The Innocents British director Jack Clayton in 1961 adapted the novel The Turn of the Screw by Henry James. This mystical drama tells the story of Miss Giddens, who agrees to become a governess for two orphaned children named Flora and Miles. She arrives at the mansion of their wealthy uncle, in whose care the children are. But
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Professor Nugent (Michael Cutt) ostensibly teaches anthropology, but his real obsession is bigfoot… basically this mother fucker teaches Bigfoot 101, replete with newspaper handouts with headlines screaming such newsworthy events as “Lettuce”, and gory flashback inserts where a woman with sizeable… hair (seriously, that helmet had to be a wig) watches her paramour being grabbed mid-coitus by our hirsute antagonist and being left to bleed out on the roof of his shaggin’ wagon. Naturally when Carla Thomas (Shannon Cooper) asks Nugent to help her locate the creepy cryptid she believes is responsible for her father’s murder he can’t say no… and soon he, and his select group of victims… err, I mean students trek off to do just that. Soon the Prof. and co. are on the trail of a local recluse named Wanda (Melanie Graham), the daughter of a lunatic preacher who’s parishioners engaged in cannibalism, inbreeding, and human sacrifice, whom they find engaged in an occult ritual in
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Small Town Monsters continues asking questions and delving into the legend of werewolves with their latest documentary, American Werewolves, out today. Seth Breedlove‘s newest project poses the question: do real werewolves exist? Breedlove presents a witness-focused study into the “dogman” phenomenon that pervades American folklore. Thousands of people go missing in the United States each year, and American Werewolves and Seth Breedlove allow witnesses and a few brave investigators to present their theory that perhaps real werewolves are behind some of these disturbing disappearances. American Werewolves aims to explore this oft-overlooked aspect of American folklore. However, where previous Small Town Monsters productions delved into similar subject matter by presenting the details of the phenomena through a panel of experts, authors, folklorists, and investigators, American Werewolves leaves the storytelling to the witnesses. Comprised of around a dozen witness accounts, the film takes on the strange topic by giving those who have experienced it the space to directly present their encounters to
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2009’s Orphan, from director Jaume Collet-Serra, is unforgettable and creepy as hell with Isabelle Fuhrman playing the role of Esther, who is back for the upcoming prequel, Orphan: First Kill. We’ve been waiting to get our first look at Esther in the prequel and it’s here. Isabell Fuhrman returns as the infamous Esther/Leena Klemmer, who in 2009 portrayed herself as a young girl adopted by a family only to bring death and suffering after it’s revealed that she was actually a psychotic grown woman. This time around, William Brent Bell (The Boy) is in the director’s chair for the film that will reveal Esther’s origin story. In the prequel, will see her escape from a psychiatric facility and travel to America while impersonating the missing daughter of a wealthy family and faces off against a mother (Julia Styles) who will protect her family at any cost. New cast members include Julia Stiles as Katie Mauerova, Rossif Sutherland as Richard Mauerova,
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Night Breakers Here’s a creature fraught with suspense not only from potential monster attacks but also from the apprehension and paranoid feelings between characters. A group of people — leader Joel (Andrew Tarbet), Mei (Chacha Huang), Sunna (Anna Gonzalvo), Trevor (Pol Fernandez), Martin (Marc Padró), and Jacob (Sergi Subirà) — are traversing a dark path through maze-like caves to reach a city. Each member is wearing strings of bright lights powered by ever-weakening batteries. These lights fend off vicious beasts but as soon as someone’s lights go out, they become monster chow. As batteries become more scarce, tensions rise and the humans become as dangerous as the creatures pursuing them. Cowriters/codirectors Gabriel Campoy and Guillem Lafoz have crafted a terrific, tension-filled short that cries out to be turned into a feature, and their cast members all give top-notch performances. Unicorn Bisexual man Charles (Charles Gould) has arranged a first-time meeting with couple Bella (Brianna Baker) and Larry (Patrick Woodall) to
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Universal 1440 Entertainment has just unleashed the official poster for Rob Zombie‘s The Munster which is brought to life in vivid color. Sheri Moon Zombie stars as Lily Munster and Jeff Daniel Phillips as Herman Munster. Daniel Roebuck co-stars as Grandpa Munster. Rob Zombie movie regular Richard Brake (31, 3 from Hell) will play Dr. Henry Augustus Wolfgang. Catherine Schell (“Space: 1999,” The Return of the Pink Panther) is set to appear as “Zoya Krupp, the gypsy queen.” Dee Wallace, Cassandra “Elvira” Peterson, and Jorge Garcia co-star in the movie, which is reportedly over two and a half hours long and centers on a family of monsters who moves from Transylvania to an American suburb. While the first teaser trailer has been released, we’re still waiting for the release date to be announced, but we’ll let you know as soon as it is. In the meantime, the original series that ran from 1964 to 1966 is currently streaming on Peacock.
Continue reading →
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Raven Banner Entertainment has now shared the trailer for The Breach ahead of its World Premiere at this month’s Fantasia Film Festival. The adaptation of Nick Cutter’s (The Troop) horror novel is directed by Rue Morgue founder Rodrigo Gudiño (The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh) and follows John Hawkins, who is in his last days as Chief of Police in the tiny town of Lone Crow, deep in the woods of Northern Ontario. But when a mangled body with strange wounds is found on the shores of the Porcupine River, he’s pulled into a horrific mystery filled with black magic. Allan Hawco (“Frontier,” “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan”), Emily Alatalo (Spare Parts), Wesley French (“Through Black Spruce”), Natalie Brown (“The Strain”), Ava Weiss (Moonfall), and Adam Kenneth Wilson (24 Hour Rental) star in this intense film. Guns N’ Roses legendary guitarist, Slash, is both executive producing the film and co-produced the score. Check out the trailer for The Breach.
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The “Supernatural” prequel series, “The Winchesters” has just conjured an October premiere date on the CW! The series will tell the story of how Sam and Dean’s parents, John and Mary, met and “how they put it all on the line not only to save their love but the entire world.” “Mary (Meg Donnelly) is 19 years old and has been fighting the forces of darkness since she was a child. After losing someone close to her, the hardened hunter considers quitting the family business — until her father’s disappearance and the arrival of newcomer John (Drake Rodger) forces her to lead a new team. John has recently returned from Vietnam. Selfless and clear-headed, he finds a new mission back home, where traces of his father’s past lead him to a secret organization and a whole new war as a hunter.” Jensen Ackles will return as Dean Winchester to narrate the “Supernatural” prequel as well as executive produce. “Supernatural’s” Robbie
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Dark Star Pictures is set to release the ultra brutal, violent 1986 Ozploitation classic Fair Game on the big screen across North America and on DVD this July! An Aussie classic that would later inspire Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof, Fair Game is a wild revenge thriller set in the outback, pitting Cassandra Delaney’s wildlife sanctuary boss against three psycho kangaroo hunters. Bored with killing kangaroos, they decide to kill the animals in the sanctuary, and when they see how attractive the owner is, they decide to have a little “fun” with her, too. It turns out that they may get a bit more “fun” than they bargained for. Directed by Emmy Winner Mario Andreacchio and shot by Oscar Winner Andrew Lesnie (The Lord of the Rings trilogy), Fair Game stars Peter Ford, David Sandford, Garry Who, and Don Barker. Fair Game will open theatrically on July 8, 2022, before its digital release on July 12th, from Dark Star Pictures. A
Continue reading →
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Fuica Film Pictures and 8Cube have just shared the new trailer and poster for their upcoming indie horror, Camping Trip, out this August. Directed by Leonardo and Demian Fuica, who are making their English feature debut, the sinister thriller stars Leo Zola (Leonardo Fuica), Caitlin Cameron, Hannah Forest Briand, and Alex Gravenstein. Set in the summer of 2020, “two couples decide to go on a COVID era camping trip after months of being in lockdown. The freedom of nature and the company of their best friends offer the group a rare sense of normality, but though secluded, they’re not alone. Nearby, during a botched drop off, two goons decide to go rogue; inadvertently, implicating the campers. What started as a fun-filled vacation quickly turns into a test of loyalty and survival. Suddenly the pandemic is the least of their worries.” The film was shot during the height of the pandemic in 2020, meaning requiring strict health and safety procedures were
Continue reading →
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Ready to tickle your nerves? Then you can try parachuting, go to sweetbonanzafreeplay.com and gamble with large sums, or watch one of these thrillers. The Night of the Hunter The movie is based on the novel of the same name, which is based on a true story. The story of how a murderous preacher married an unsuspecting widow in order to get his hands on money hidden by her dead husband before his death. Only the widow’s son and daughter know where the money is hidden. The new stepfather will stop at nothing. The main villain was played wonderfully by Harry Powell. The Innocents British director Jack Clayton in 1961 adapted the novel The Turn of the Screw by Henry James. This mystical drama tells the story of Miss Giddens, who agrees to become a governess for two orphaned children named Flora and Miles. She arrives at the mansion of their wealthy uncle, in whose care the children are. But
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesReviews
Professor Nugent (Michael Cutt) ostensibly teaches anthropology, but his real obsession is bigfoot… basically this mother fucker teaches Bigfoot 101, replete with newspaper handouts with headlines screaming such newsworthy events as “Lettuce”, and gory flashback inserts where a woman with sizeable… hair (seriously, that helmet had to be a wig) watches her paramour being grabbed mid-coitus by our hirsute antagonist and being left to bleed out on the roof of his shaggin’ wagon. Naturally when Carla Thomas (Shannon Cooper) asks Nugent to help her locate the creepy cryptid she believes is responsible for her father’s murder he can’t say no… and soon he, and his select group of victims… err, I mean students trek off to do just that. Soon the Prof. and co. are on the trail of a local recluse named Wanda (Melanie Graham), the daughter of a lunatic preacher who’s parishioners engaged in cannibalism, inbreeding, and human sacrifice, whom they find engaged in an occult ritual in
Continue reading →
DocumentariesMoviesNewsTrailers
Small Town Monsters continues asking questions and delving into the legend of werewolves with their latest documentary, American Werewolves, out today. Seth Breedlove‘s newest project poses the question: do real werewolves exist? Breedlove presents a witness-focused study into the “dogman” phenomenon that pervades American folklore. Thousands of people go missing in the United States each year, and American Werewolves and Seth Breedlove allow witnesses and a few brave investigators to present their theory that perhaps real werewolves are behind some of these disturbing disappearances. American Werewolves aims to explore this oft-overlooked aspect of American folklore. However, where previous Small Town Monsters productions delved into similar subject matter by presenting the details of the phenomena through a panel of experts, authors, folklorists, and investigators, American Werewolves leaves the storytelling to the witnesses. Comprised of around a dozen witness accounts, the film takes on the strange topic by giving those who have experienced it the space to directly present their encounters to
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