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Serial Killer Horror-Comedy 'Keeping Company' Slashing Its Way Onto VOD

Two Salesmen Get More Than They Bargained For In The Horror Comedy ‘Keeping Company’ (Trailer)

From 1091 Pictures, a Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment Inc. comes the indie horror-comedy Keeping Company. starring Jacob Grodnik, Ahmed Bharoocha, Devin Das, Gillian Vigman, Andy Buckley, Rex Lee, and more. In the film, “A fateful chain of events begins to unravel after two brash insurance salesmen go knocking on the wrong door and find themselves trapped inside of a serial killer’s basement, putting their lives and their jobs on the line.” Keeping Company is from the creative minds of co-writers Devin Das and Josh Wallace with Wallace directing and Das starring in the film. The horror comedy will be available on Video on Demand on June 7, 2022. Check out the new trailer below!

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 18, 2022
Dario Argento Produced Horror 'She Will' Gets A Summer Release Date

Dario Argento Produced Horror ‘She Will’ Gets A Summer Release Date

IFC Midnight continues to deliver haunting genre films, including Hatching which was released just yesterday. The newest film they’ve announced is the directorial debut of Charlotte Colbert, She Will, a psychological horror produced by horror legend Dario Argento (Suspiria). She Will is a gothic-tinged drama about a declining movie star, Veronica Ghent (Alice Krige), who, after a difficult surgery, goes to a healing retreat in rural Scotland with her young nurse, Desi (Kota Eberhardt). With her own identity in doubt, Veronica starts to confront past traumas endured on movie sets. The two women develop an unlikely bond as mysterious natural forces of the wilderness give Veronica the power to enact a revenge. The award-winning film took home “Best First Feature” at the Locarno Film Festival, and screened at notable festivals around the world including the London Film Festival, Fantastic Fest, Sitges, and Thessaloniki. IFC Midnight will release She Will will in select theaters and on demand on Friday, July 15,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 18, 2022
A Woman Is Forced To Face Her Monsters In The Horror 'Machination' Out This Week On Digital

A Woman Is Forced To Face Her Monsters In The Horror ‘Machination’ Out This Week On Digital

This May, witness psychological horror at its finest with the one-of-a-kind indie film Machination, from directors Sarah Jayne Portelli and Ivan Malekin. Machination: ˌma-kə-ˈnā-shən Noun -an act of machinating -a scheming or crafty action or artful design intended to accomplish something evil. “Backstage machinations … that have dominated the film industry.” Starring Steffi Thake, Rambert Attard, Sean James Sutton, and Andrew Bonnello, Machination is an entirely improvised film about a young woman forced to confront the monsters that haunt her. News of an out-of-control pandemic has gripped the world and mass panic is pushing humanity into an uncertain future. Maria, a sensitive and anxious woman, struggles to cope with self-isolation. With fear mounting and the demands of the world closing in, Maria is forced to confront her past and the monsters that surround her … both without and within. Machination is a psychological horror/drama inspired by COVID-19 and its effect on mental health. Described as “claustrophobic” and “intense,” the film

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 18, 2022
Movie Reviews: “One and Four” and “Coma” (Jeonju International Film Festival)

Movie Reviews: “One and Four” and “Coma” (Jeonju International Film Festival)

One and Four Chinese feature One and Four (2021) is a nailbiter about Sanggye (Jinpa), a ranger who works alone at an isolated post in the Tibetan forest, whose solitude is interrupted when he finds a crashed car with a dead policeman on board. Returning to his cabin, he finds a wounded cop (Wang Zheng), but Sanggye suspects he might actually be a poacher. Kunbo (Kunde), a village acquaintance of Sanggye’s, returns to the cabin after a visit the night before, and eventually another wounded cop (Darggye Tenzin) stumbles onto the scene. As Sanggye becomes increasingly suspicious about each of the men, they do their part in creating further confusion and uncertainties. Naturally, weapons come into play, and as anger and confusion mount, danger threatens with every passing second. Writer/director Jigme Trinley’s debut feature looks terrific, with the snow-covered setting serving both a beautiful and bleak backdrop. He ratchets up the suspense masterfully, even if there’s not a whole lot

Continue reading →
Joseph Perry
May 18, 2022
Lost Horror 'All About Evil' Rediscovered And Set To Be Released This Summer

Lost Horror ‘All About Evil’ Rediscovered And Set To Be Released This Summer

Following a world premiere at the San Francisco International Film Festival and a limited theatrical run in 2010, Peaches Christ‘s All About Evil disappeared underground for years, becoming the stuff of legend. Now, the demented, blood-splattered classic is back for good, coming to both Blu-ray and Shudder this June. To celebrate, Peaches Christ herself will present the film at “Peaches Christ 4-D Screenings” along the West Coast, including the Los Feliz 3 in Los Angeles on June 9 and the Victoria Theater in San Francisco on June 11 where the film was shot. Fans in Los Angeles can also attend a Blu-ray signing event at Dark Delicacies on June 12 with Peaches Christ and members of the cast. All About Evil combines a wildly imaginative script with eye-popping buckets of blood. The film is anchored by a first-class including Natasha Lyonne (“Russian Doll”, “Orange Is the New Black”) as the mad projectionist, Thomas Dekker (“Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles”, Kaboom),

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 17, 2022
Movie Review: Hatching Is Impressive & Gruesome In So Many Ways

Movie Review: Hatching Is Impressive & Gruesome In So Many Ways

Horror fans are always begging for something new, something we haven’t seen before, and that is exactly what you get with director Hanna Bergholm’s gruesome film Hatching. The film opens with scenes of a happy and loving family, of course, it doesn’t take long to discover that not all as is it seems. When a bird crashes through the window the mother snaps its neck, but later that night Tinja (Siiri Solalinna hears it crying and discovers its egg, but this is not a normal egg. It grows to a huge size then a creature hatches out, viewing the girl as its mother. With every day that goes by it kills and begins to look more human. Siiri Solalinna does a fantastic job in her role as a young girl struggling with pleasing her overbearing mother and playing a mother herself to the blood-thirsty creature. Her character has so many intense moments and for a young girl to nail every

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 17, 2022
Netflix Unveils First Look At "The Sandman" Series And Its Premiere Date!

Netflix Geek Week Teaser Gives Us A New Look At The “Sandman” Series

During a promotional video for Netflix‘s upcoming June Geek Week event, the streaming giant unveiled a new glimpse at their upcoming live-action adaptation of Neil Gaiman‘s The Sandman, giving us a look at Gwendoline Christie‘s character Lucifer (no connection to the Lucifer TV series). In the video, Tom Sturridge, who is playing Dream of the Endless, says “Oh right, and Sandman’s coming. Trust me.” At the end of the video we see Lucifer in a brief but tense interaction with Dream in Hell. The series is “A rich blend of modern myth and dark fantasy in which contemporary fiction, historical drama and legend are seamlessly interwoven, The Sandman follows the people and places affected by Morpheus, the Dream King, as he mends the cosmic — and human — mistakes he’s made during his vast existence.” The series, which Gaiman will executive produce, also stars Vivienne Acheampong as Lucienne, Charles Dance as Roderick Burgess, Boyd Holbrook as The Corinthian, Asim Chaudhry

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 17, 2022
Full Moon's Pothead Horror Franchise Is Back With 'Evil Bong 888: Infinity High' (Trailer)

Full Moon’s Pothead Horror Franchise Is Back With ‘Evil Bong 888: Infinity High’ (Trailer)

Pothead horror fans will be excited to learn that this week, the latest installment of Full Moon Features’ Evil Bong franchise, Evil Bong 888: Infinity High, is set to arrive this week. In the movie, “when he’s finally given a chance to go legit by opening a restaurant, Rabbit (series regular Sonny Carl Davis) can’t stop himself from sliding back to his old ways. With Eebee as his Master Chef, weed is definitely on the menu and this high-end joint is the toke of the town. Staffed with tons of familiar faces and fan-favorite buds, will Rabbit end on a high note? Or will he be chopped by the cops in a kitchen nightmare that goes up in smoke?” This cast includes Diana Prince (Shudder series “The Last Drive-In”), John Reinke (the bionic zookeeper from cultural phenomenon “Tiger King”), John Patrick Jordan (“Law & Order: SVU”, “Mad Men”), Sonny Carl Davis (Last Night at the Alamo, Fast Times at Ridgemont

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 17, 2022
Movie Reviews: “Subject” and “Bashira” (Fantaspoa)

Movie Reviews: “Subject” and “Bashira” (Fantaspoa)

Subject Subject, cowinner of this year’s Fantaspoa Best Film in the Brazilian Feature Film Competition category, tackles a familiar set-up: writer Max (Gustavo Falcão) has moved into a house in a rural area to work on his next book, but odd things occur inside the house. What director Leo Falcão does with this set-up is quite unlike what viewers might expect, though, as he takes a rather light-hearted, magical realism approach and sends Max on a weird journey involving suddenly-appearing texts, oddball locals, and the mystery of what happened to the writer who lived in the house before him. From characters who say strangely out-of-place words and instantly correct themselves to daily fistfights among friends, these locals are an enigmatic lot, and the actors who portray them do a marvelous job. Max finds himself grappling with existential puzzles, and Gustavo Falcão inhabits the character with a bemused, fish-out-of-water verve. Though not strictly a horror film, Subject definitely has scare-fare elements

Continue reading →
Joseph Perry
May 17, 2022
Psychological Thriller 'Cordelia' Coming To Theaters And On-Demand This Week

Psychological Thriller ‘Cordelia’ Coming To Theaters And On-Demand This Week

Screen Media is set to release the new unsettling psychological thriller, Cordelia, a tale of loneliness, paranoia, and survivor guilt, this week. The film is directed by Adrian Shergold (“Mad Dogs,” Pierrepoint: The Last Hangman, “Eureka Street”), who co-wrote Cordelia along with Antonia Campbell-Hughes (3096 Days, Kelly + Victor, Zone 414) who also stars alongside Johnny Flynn (Emma., Clouds of Sils Maria, Beast), Catherine McCormack (Braveheart, Spy Game, 28 Weeks Later), Joel Fry (In The Earth, Yesterday, Cruella), and Michael Gambon (Gosford Park, Harry Potter). In the thriller, “Cordelia (Antonia Campbell-Hughes), a young woman living in London, meets her mysterious and alluring neighbor Frank (Johnny Flynn) for the first time but quickly becomes suspicious of his motives. With her twin sister away for the weekend, Cordelia is left alone and overcome with paranoia. She begins to unravel and sink back into past traumas the more that Frank tries to charm his way into her life, becoming a danger to herself

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 17, 2022

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Serial Killer Horror-Comedy 'Keeping Company' Slashing Its Way Onto VOD

Two Salesmen Get More Than They Bargained For In The Horror Comedy ‘Keeping Company’ (Trailer)

From 1091 Pictures, a Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment Inc. comes the indie horror-comedy Keeping Company. starring Jacob Grodnik, Ahmed Bharoocha, Devin Das, Gillian Vigman, Andy Buckley, Rex Lee, and more. In the film, “A fateful chain of events begins to unravel after two brash insurance salesmen go knocking on the wrong door and find themselves trapped inside of a serial killer’s basement, putting their lives and their jobs on the line.” Keeping Company is from the creative minds of co-writers Devin Das and Josh Wallace with Wallace directing and Das starring in the film. The horror comedy will be available on Video on Demand on June 7, 2022. Check out the new trailer below!

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 18, 2022
Dario Argento Produced Horror 'She Will' Gets A Summer Release Date

Dario Argento Produced Horror ‘She Will’ Gets A Summer Release Date

IFC Midnight continues to deliver haunting genre films, including Hatching which was released just yesterday. The newest film they’ve announced is the directorial debut of Charlotte Colbert, She Will, a psychological horror produced by horror legend Dario Argento (Suspiria). She Will is a gothic-tinged drama about a declining movie star, Veronica Ghent (Alice Krige), who, after a difficult surgery, goes to a healing retreat in rural Scotland with her young nurse, Desi (Kota Eberhardt). With her own identity in doubt, Veronica starts to confront past traumas endured on movie sets. The two women develop an unlikely bond as mysterious natural forces of the wilderness give Veronica the power to enact a revenge. The award-winning film took home “Best First Feature” at the Locarno Film Festival, and screened at notable festivals around the world including the London Film Festival, Fantastic Fest, Sitges, and Thessaloniki. IFC Midnight will release She Will will in select theaters and on demand on Friday, July 15,

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 18, 2022
A Woman Is Forced To Face Her Monsters In The Horror 'Machination' Out This Week On Digital

A Woman Is Forced To Face Her Monsters In The Horror ‘Machination’ Out This Week On Digital

This May, witness psychological horror at its finest with the one-of-a-kind indie film Machination, from directors Sarah Jayne Portelli and Ivan Malekin. Machination: ˌma-kə-ˈnā-shən Noun -an act of machinating -a scheming or crafty action or artful design intended to accomplish something evil. “Backstage machinations … that have dominated the film industry.” Starring Steffi Thake, Rambert Attard, Sean James Sutton, and Andrew Bonnello, Machination is an entirely improvised film about a young woman forced to confront the monsters that haunt her. News of an out-of-control pandemic has gripped the world and mass panic is pushing humanity into an uncertain future. Maria, a sensitive and anxious woman, struggles to cope with self-isolation. With fear mounting and the demands of the world closing in, Maria is forced to confront her past and the monsters that surround her … both without and within. Machination is a psychological horror/drama inspired by COVID-19 and its effect on mental health. Described as “claustrophobic” and “intense,” the film

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 18, 2022
Movie Reviews: “One and Four” and “Coma” (Jeonju International Film Festival)

Movie Reviews: “One and Four” and “Coma” (Jeonju International Film Festival)

One and Four Chinese feature One and Four (2021) is a nailbiter about Sanggye (Jinpa), a ranger who works alone at an isolated post in the Tibetan forest, whose solitude is interrupted when he finds a crashed car with a dead policeman on board. Returning to his cabin, he finds a wounded cop (Wang Zheng), but Sanggye suspects he might actually be a poacher. Kunbo (Kunde), a village acquaintance of Sanggye’s, returns to the cabin after a visit the night before, and eventually another wounded cop (Darggye Tenzin) stumbles onto the scene. As Sanggye becomes increasingly suspicious about each of the men, they do their part in creating further confusion and uncertainties. Naturally, weapons come into play, and as anger and confusion mount, danger threatens with every passing second. Writer/director Jigme Trinley’s debut feature looks terrific, with the snow-covered setting serving both a beautiful and bleak backdrop. He ratchets up the suspense masterfully, even if there’s not a whole lot

Continue reading →
Joseph Perry
May 18, 2022
Lost Horror 'All About Evil' Rediscovered And Set To Be Released This Summer

Lost Horror ‘All About Evil’ Rediscovered And Set To Be Released This Summer

Following a world premiere at the San Francisco International Film Festival and a limited theatrical run in 2010, Peaches Christ‘s All About Evil disappeared underground for years, becoming the stuff of legend. Now, the demented, blood-splattered classic is back for good, coming to both Blu-ray and Shudder this June. To celebrate, Peaches Christ herself will present the film at “Peaches Christ 4-D Screenings” along the West Coast, including the Los Feliz 3 in Los Angeles on June 9 and the Victoria Theater in San Francisco on June 11 where the film was shot. Fans in Los Angeles can also attend a Blu-ray signing event at Dark Delicacies on June 12 with Peaches Christ and members of the cast. All About Evil combines a wildly imaginative script with eye-popping buckets of blood. The film is anchored by a first-class including Natasha Lyonne (“Russian Doll”, “Orange Is the New Black”) as the mad projectionist, Thomas Dekker (“Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles”, Kaboom),

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 17, 2022
Movie Review: Hatching Is Impressive & Gruesome In So Many Ways

Movie Review: Hatching Is Impressive & Gruesome In So Many Ways

Horror fans are always begging for something new, something we haven’t seen before, and that is exactly what you get with director Hanna Bergholm’s gruesome film Hatching. The film opens with scenes of a happy and loving family, of course, it doesn’t take long to discover that not all as is it seems. When a bird crashes through the window the mother snaps its neck, but later that night Tinja (Siiri Solalinna hears it crying and discovers its egg, but this is not a normal egg. It grows to a huge size then a creature hatches out, viewing the girl as its mother. With every day that goes by it kills and begins to look more human. Siiri Solalinna does a fantastic job in her role as a young girl struggling with pleasing her overbearing mother and playing a mother herself to the blood-thirsty creature. Her character has so many intense moments and for a young girl to nail every

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 17, 2022
Netflix Unveils First Look At "The Sandman" Series And Its Premiere Date!

Netflix Geek Week Teaser Gives Us A New Look At The “Sandman” Series

During a promotional video for Netflix‘s upcoming June Geek Week event, the streaming giant unveiled a new glimpse at their upcoming live-action adaptation of Neil Gaiman‘s The Sandman, giving us a look at Gwendoline Christie‘s character Lucifer (no connection to the Lucifer TV series). In the video, Tom Sturridge, who is playing Dream of the Endless, says “Oh right, and Sandman’s coming. Trust me.” At the end of the video we see Lucifer in a brief but tense interaction with Dream in Hell. The series is “A rich blend of modern myth and dark fantasy in which contemporary fiction, historical drama and legend are seamlessly interwoven, The Sandman follows the people and places affected by Morpheus, the Dream King, as he mends the cosmic — and human — mistakes he’s made during his vast existence.” The series, which Gaiman will executive produce, also stars Vivienne Acheampong as Lucienne, Charles Dance as Roderick Burgess, Boyd Holbrook as The Corinthian, Asim Chaudhry

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 17, 2022
Full Moon's Pothead Horror Franchise Is Back With 'Evil Bong 888: Infinity High' (Trailer)

Full Moon’s Pothead Horror Franchise Is Back With ‘Evil Bong 888: Infinity High’ (Trailer)

Pothead horror fans will be excited to learn that this week, the latest installment of Full Moon Features’ Evil Bong franchise, Evil Bong 888: Infinity High, is set to arrive this week. In the movie, “when he’s finally given a chance to go legit by opening a restaurant, Rabbit (series regular Sonny Carl Davis) can’t stop himself from sliding back to his old ways. With Eebee as his Master Chef, weed is definitely on the menu and this high-end joint is the toke of the town. Staffed with tons of familiar faces and fan-favorite buds, will Rabbit end on a high note? Or will he be chopped by the cops in a kitchen nightmare that goes up in smoke?” This cast includes Diana Prince (Shudder series “The Last Drive-In”), John Reinke (the bionic zookeeper from cultural phenomenon “Tiger King”), John Patrick Jordan (“Law & Order: SVU”, “Mad Men”), Sonny Carl Davis (Last Night at the Alamo, Fast Times at Ridgemont

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 17, 2022
Movie Reviews: “Subject” and “Bashira” (Fantaspoa)

Movie Reviews: “Subject” and “Bashira” (Fantaspoa)

Subject Subject, cowinner of this year’s Fantaspoa Best Film in the Brazilian Feature Film Competition category, tackles a familiar set-up: writer Max (Gustavo Falcão) has moved into a house in a rural area to work on his next book, but odd things occur inside the house. What director Leo Falcão does with this set-up is quite unlike what viewers might expect, though, as he takes a rather light-hearted, magical realism approach and sends Max on a weird journey involving suddenly-appearing texts, oddball locals, and the mystery of what happened to the writer who lived in the house before him. From characters who say strangely out-of-place words and instantly correct themselves to daily fistfights among friends, these locals are an enigmatic lot, and the actors who portray them do a marvelous job. Max finds himself grappling with existential puzzles, and Gustavo Falcão inhabits the character with a bemused, fish-out-of-water verve. Though not strictly a horror film, Subject definitely has scare-fare elements

Continue reading →
Joseph Perry
May 17, 2022
Psychological Thriller 'Cordelia' Coming To Theaters And On-Demand This Week

Psychological Thriller ‘Cordelia’ Coming To Theaters And On-Demand This Week

Screen Media is set to release the new unsettling psychological thriller, Cordelia, a tale of loneliness, paranoia, and survivor guilt, this week. The film is directed by Adrian Shergold (“Mad Dogs,” Pierrepoint: The Last Hangman, “Eureka Street”), who co-wrote Cordelia along with Antonia Campbell-Hughes (3096 Days, Kelly + Victor, Zone 414) who also stars alongside Johnny Flynn (Emma., Clouds of Sils Maria, Beast), Catherine McCormack (Braveheart, Spy Game, 28 Weeks Later), Joel Fry (In The Earth, Yesterday, Cruella), and Michael Gambon (Gosford Park, Harry Potter). In the thriller, “Cordelia (Antonia Campbell-Hughes), a young woman living in London, meets her mysterious and alluring neighbor Frank (Johnny Flynn) for the first time but quickly becomes suspicious of his motives. With her twin sister away for the weekend, Cordelia is left alone and overcome with paranoia. She begins to unravel and sink back into past traumas the more that Frank tries to charm his way into her life, becoming a danger to herself

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 17, 2022
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