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If you’ve ever had the sudden, violent urge to hurl your phone after watching an influencer fake a reaction video, you’re not alone. Gallows Humor Pictures has built a movie just for you. The studio’s debut feature film, Ragebait (formerly titled Clickbait), is officially set to bring its blood-soaked, anti-social-media satire exclusively to Screambox this August! Today, the trailer has been unleashed. Clout and Cursed Content Starring Tyler Arceneaux (as Ralph), Jack Arden Garrett (as Ted), and Ray Beer (as Kaleb Klick), this found-footage horror-comedy anthology sets its sights squarely on the worst corner of the internet. On Halloween night, a socially parasitic livestreamer becomes the target of an entity after a viewer curses his broadcast. The catch? He’s forced to react live to a collection of deeply unsettling videos featuring content creators who have mysteriously vanished. As the stream rolls on and the view count ticks up, the clips get progressively darker. Soon they blur the line between internet
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-Some women preach the Gospel; others enforce it with a sledgehammer. Breaking Glass Pictures is unleashing the outrageously irreverent horror-comedy Jesus I Was Evil, and it is officially coming to free streaming on Tubi this August before expanding across additional AVOD platforms. A Blood-Soaked Satire Jesus I Was Evil was written and directed by Calvin Morie McCarthy (Pillow Party Massacre). It is a blood-soaked, pitch-black satire about two female missionaries whose idea of “street evangelism” looks a lot more like a serial killing spree. On the surface, Amber and Martha seem like devoted, wholesome women of faith. However, behind closed doors, they are ruthless vigilantes violently liquidating anyone they deem unworthy of salvation. But when their latest mission involves taking a hostage, their holy war begins to fall apart. Martha develops an ungodly obsession with an agnostic young man named Christian, throwing their fanatical crusade into complete, bloody chaos. A Talented Cast Airisa Durand (Amityville Poltergeist), Melissa Crossland (Stolen Season),
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From the studio behind Five Nights at Freddy’s and Obsession, Blumhouse and Atomic Monster launch their newest AI thriller: SOULM8TE. Directed and co-written by Kate Dolan (You Are Not My Mother), the provocative feature blurs the line between programmed devotion and deadly obsession. Unnerving, sexy, and darkly compelling, SOULM8TE follows a grieving engineer tasked with field-testing a new artificially intelligent companion for a ruthless tech giant. In an attempt to program her to become a truly sentient soulmate, he inadvertently triggers a self-awakening—unleashing a relentless spree of precision-engineered mayhem. The Cast SOULM8TE features a standout ensemble cast including Lily Sullivan (Evil Dead Rise, Monolith), David Rysdahl (Alien: Earth, Fargo), and Claudia Doumit (The Boys, Where’d You Go, Bernadette). They are joined by Arty Froushan (Daredevil: Born Again, Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale). A Word from the Experts “When Blumhouse and Atomic Monster first approached me about an erotic thriller set in the M3GAN-verse, I thought, are you insane? But something
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Just as you thought it was safe to step back into the grocery store, cinema’s most deadly fruit is rolling back into town. And its here to slice and dice humanity once again. After rotting in the vault for over three decades, Starboard Entertainment’s iconic horror-comedy franchise is officially back. Get ready for Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence. The Rating Fresh off its trailer drop at San Diego Comic-Con, the movie has officially secured its PG-13 rating for “language, some violent content, and suggestive material.” Best of all, the wait is almost over, as the killer tomatoes are squishing their way into select U.S. theaters this August. A Juicy Story This brand-new chapter pits cutting-edge Tech-Bro hubris against the terrifying power of mutated agriculture. The story follows a young biotech prodigy who develops a revolutionary, genetically engineered super-vegetable designed to solve humanity’s global crises. Naturally, because this is a Killer Tomatoes movie, the experiment spirals spectacularly out of
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What’s better than an alternate-history 1879 Western where humans and dinosaurs build civilization together? Adding one of the most explosive tight ends in NFL history to the mix. San Francisco 49ers superstar George Kittle is making his acting debut in Dinosaurs of the Wild West. It’s the wildly ambitious eight-part cinematic series from Australian director Luke Sparke (Primitive War). However, Kittle isn’t just showing up for a quick cameo. Kittle is playing an original character who gets his very own dinosaur to ride into the sunset (or into battle). A Stacked Frontier Ensemble Joining the All-Pro tight end on the prehistoric plains are a few familiar genre faces. Jesse Kove (Cobra Kai, Martin Kove (The Karate Kid, Cobra Kai), and Rachael Pizzolatto (MythBusters Jr.) also saddle up. The production is currently auditioning actors worldwide for its three principal hero roles following a massive, viral response to the project’s concept. “George is someone who discovered Primitive War on his own and
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Forget about cavities. The real danger pulling up to the curb this summer is severe brain freeze, bass, and instant disembowelment. Horror maestro Eli Roth is back, and he’s teaming up with rap royalty for Ice Cream Man—the very first feature film launching under his brand-new genre production banner, The Horror Section. A Horror Master and a Rap Icon Pushing the midnight-movie vibe into hyperdrive, the film features original music by legendary rap icon Snoop Dogg alongside an original score by Emmy-winning composer Brandon Roberts. To top off the creative lineup, fellow rap legend Nas is serving as an executive producer. Because why on earth not? Set in a picture-perfect, sun-drenched summer resort town, Ice Cream Man tackles the ultimate childhood betrayal: what happens when the neighborhood soft-serve truck starts serving up dairy laced with pure, homicidal madness? . . A Killer Cast Playing the titular, twisted dessert vendor is Ari Millen (Orphan Black). The ensemble includes Benjamin Byron Davis
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It turns out the only thing capable of keeping Freddy Krueger in the grave isn’t holy water, dream suppression pills, or a pipe wrench to the skull. It’s Hollywood corporate bureaucracy. Purgatory Late last year, horror icon Robert Englund broke down why the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise has been stuck in purgatory for over sixteen years. Between Wes Craven’s estate holding domestic screenplay rights, New Line Cinema owning key elements, and Warner Bros. holding the international reins after years of studio absorption, Englund noted that too many cooks were holding a piece of the apron. “When Wes passed away, he left an awful lot of rights to his estate,” Englund explained. “He has many many rights that he worked out between character titles and names and plot and things like that. New Line Cinema obviously has a big hand in it. And much of that was surrendered to Ted Turner, then went to Warner Bros.So Warner Bros. has a
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The moment I laid eyes on DIFF Eyewear’s Alice in Wonderland Collection, I fell completely head over heels for the aviator-style Cheshire Cat frames. They capture the playful, mischievous spirit of the Disney character so effortlessly that I knew I had to have them! Unboxing them was an experience in itself. The shipping box was taped securely. I practically tore the side off in my excitement to get inside! Tucked safely within was a sleek blue triangular travel case; the glasses inside were meticulously wrapped from end to end in protective sleeves to prevent a single scratch. They also come with a pale blue cleaning cloth. A Delightful Design The design details are absolutely magical. The purple frames feature subtle, dark detail echoing the Cheshire Cat’s signature stripes. Nestled inside are gorgeous ombre lenses that strike the ultimate sweet spot—not too dark, not too light. Just a perfectly balanced wash of color that turns heads without feeling overwhelming. . .
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Official Fantasia synopsis from program notes written by Rupert Bottenberg: There’s a rumour going round about a cursed tree standing in the middle of a supposedly haunted cemetery, deep in the forest. For Shota and his university friends, it’s a chance to tempt fate and give themselves a proper scare by visiting this legendary spot in the dead of night. Once there, their courage immediately falters at the gloomy sight of the place. There is also the abnormally deafening sound of cicadas, which adds to the eerie aspect of the site. Things quickly spiral out of control for the four of them, as one of them, Ann, starts babbling strange words and behaving completely irrationally. Review Famed J-horror filmmaker Takashi Shimizu (The Grudge franchise, Ox-Head Village, Sana) helms The Mouths (Japan, 2026), an intriguing approach to the genre that feels somewhat uneven in its pacing and approach but that also delivers some solid chills. The ensemble cast members are all
Continue reading →
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Official Fantasia synopsis from program notes written by Rupert Bottenberg: The Divine Heir of the sacred land of Ashina has been kidnapped for malevolent purposes. His sworn protector, the stoic shinobi Sekiro, must rescue the child—the fate of all Ashina depends on it. Adapting SEKIRO: SHADOWS DIE TWICE, the award-winning video game released by FromSoftware in 2019, the highly anticipated anime adventure SEKIRO: NO DEFEAT sees the war-torn Japan of the Sengoku period further fractured by conspiracy, betrayal, and bloody boss battles to beggar belief. Review Genre film aficionados, the Japanese anime combining supernatural elements and shinobi swordplay that you have been hoping for has arrived in the form of director Kenichi Kutsuna’s Sekiro: No Defeat (Japan, 2026). Having never played the video game that is the original source for this anime, I can only view this feature as a stand-alone film. The animation is gorgeous, the storytelling is both classic and timeless, and the Japanese voice actors deliver brilliantly.
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If you’ve ever had the sudden, violent urge to hurl your phone after watching an influencer fake a reaction video, you’re not alone. Gallows Humor Pictures has built a movie just for you. The studio’s debut feature film, Ragebait (formerly titled Clickbait), is officially set to bring its blood-soaked, anti-social-media satire exclusively to Screambox this August! Today, the trailer has been unleashed. Clout and Cursed Content Starring Tyler Arceneaux (as Ralph), Jack Arden Garrett (as Ted), and Ray Beer (as Kaleb Klick), this found-footage horror-comedy anthology sets its sights squarely on the worst corner of the internet. On Halloween night, a socially parasitic livestreamer becomes the target of an entity after a viewer curses his broadcast. The catch? He’s forced to react live to a collection of deeply unsettling videos featuring content creators who have mysteriously vanished. As the stream rolls on and the view count ticks up, the clips get progressively darker. Soon they blur the line between internet
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-Some women preach the Gospel; others enforce it with a sledgehammer. Breaking Glass Pictures is unleashing the outrageously irreverent horror-comedy Jesus I Was Evil, and it is officially coming to free streaming on Tubi this August before expanding across additional AVOD platforms. A Blood-Soaked Satire Jesus I Was Evil was written and directed by Calvin Morie McCarthy (Pillow Party Massacre). It is a blood-soaked, pitch-black satire about two female missionaries whose idea of “street evangelism” looks a lot more like a serial killing spree. On the surface, Amber and Martha seem like devoted, wholesome women of faith. However, behind closed doors, they are ruthless vigilantes violently liquidating anyone they deem unworthy of salvation. But when their latest mission involves taking a hostage, their holy war begins to fall apart. Martha develops an ungodly obsession with an agnostic young man named Christian, throwing their fanatical crusade into complete, bloody chaos. A Talented Cast Airisa Durand (Amityville Poltergeist), Melissa Crossland (Stolen Season),
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From the studio behind Five Nights at Freddy’s and Obsession, Blumhouse and Atomic Monster launch their newest AI thriller: SOULM8TE. Directed and co-written by Kate Dolan (You Are Not My Mother), the provocative feature blurs the line between programmed devotion and deadly obsession. Unnerving, sexy, and darkly compelling, SOULM8TE follows a grieving engineer tasked with field-testing a new artificially intelligent companion for a ruthless tech giant. In an attempt to program her to become a truly sentient soulmate, he inadvertently triggers a self-awakening—unleashing a relentless spree of precision-engineered mayhem. The Cast SOULM8TE features a standout ensemble cast including Lily Sullivan (Evil Dead Rise, Monolith), David Rysdahl (Alien: Earth, Fargo), and Claudia Doumit (The Boys, Where’d You Go, Bernadette). They are joined by Arty Froushan (Daredevil: Born Again, Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale). A Word from the Experts “When Blumhouse and Atomic Monster first approached me about an erotic thriller set in the M3GAN-verse, I thought, are you insane? But something
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Just as you thought it was safe to step back into the grocery store, cinema’s most deadly fruit is rolling back into town. And its here to slice and dice humanity once again. After rotting in the vault for over three decades, Starboard Entertainment’s iconic horror-comedy franchise is officially back. Get ready for Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence. The Rating Fresh off its trailer drop at San Diego Comic-Con, the movie has officially secured its PG-13 rating for “language, some violent content, and suggestive material.” Best of all, the wait is almost over, as the killer tomatoes are squishing their way into select U.S. theaters this August. A Juicy Story This brand-new chapter pits cutting-edge Tech-Bro hubris against the terrifying power of mutated agriculture. The story follows a young biotech prodigy who develops a revolutionary, genetically engineered super-vegetable designed to solve humanity’s global crises. Naturally, because this is a Killer Tomatoes movie, the experiment spirals spectacularly out of
Continue reading →
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What’s better than an alternate-history 1879 Western where humans and dinosaurs build civilization together? Adding one of the most explosive tight ends in NFL history to the mix. San Francisco 49ers superstar George Kittle is making his acting debut in Dinosaurs of the Wild West. It’s the wildly ambitious eight-part cinematic series from Australian director Luke Sparke (Primitive War). However, Kittle isn’t just showing up for a quick cameo. Kittle is playing an original character who gets his very own dinosaur to ride into the sunset (or into battle). A Stacked Frontier Ensemble Joining the All-Pro tight end on the prehistoric plains are a few familiar genre faces. Jesse Kove (Cobra Kai, Martin Kove (The Karate Kid, Cobra Kai), and Rachael Pizzolatto (MythBusters Jr.) also saddle up. The production is currently auditioning actors worldwide for its three principal hero roles following a massive, viral response to the project’s concept. “George is someone who discovered Primitive War on his own and
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Forget about cavities. The real danger pulling up to the curb this summer is severe brain freeze, bass, and instant disembowelment. Horror maestro Eli Roth is back, and he’s teaming up with rap royalty for Ice Cream Man—the very first feature film launching under his brand-new genre production banner, The Horror Section. A Horror Master and a Rap Icon Pushing the midnight-movie vibe into hyperdrive, the film features original music by legendary rap icon Snoop Dogg alongside an original score by Emmy-winning composer Brandon Roberts. To top off the creative lineup, fellow rap legend Nas is serving as an executive producer. Because why on earth not? Set in a picture-perfect, sun-drenched summer resort town, Ice Cream Man tackles the ultimate childhood betrayal: what happens when the neighborhood soft-serve truck starts serving up dairy laced with pure, homicidal madness? . . A Killer Cast Playing the titular, twisted dessert vendor is Ari Millen (Orphan Black). The ensemble includes Benjamin Byron Davis
Continue reading →
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It turns out the only thing capable of keeping Freddy Krueger in the grave isn’t holy water, dream suppression pills, or a pipe wrench to the skull. It’s Hollywood corporate bureaucracy. Purgatory Late last year, horror icon Robert Englund broke down why the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise has been stuck in purgatory for over sixteen years. Between Wes Craven’s estate holding domestic screenplay rights, New Line Cinema owning key elements, and Warner Bros. holding the international reins after years of studio absorption, Englund noted that too many cooks were holding a piece of the apron. “When Wes passed away, he left an awful lot of rights to his estate,” Englund explained. “He has many many rights that he worked out between character titles and names and plot and things like that. New Line Cinema obviously has a big hand in it. And much of that was surrendered to Ted Turner, then went to Warner Bros.So Warner Bros. has a
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The moment I laid eyes on DIFF Eyewear’s Alice in Wonderland Collection, I fell completely head over heels for the aviator-style Cheshire Cat frames. They capture the playful, mischievous spirit of the Disney character so effortlessly that I knew I had to have them! Unboxing them was an experience in itself. The shipping box was taped securely. I practically tore the side off in my excitement to get inside! Tucked safely within was a sleek blue triangular travel case; the glasses inside were meticulously wrapped from end to end in protective sleeves to prevent a single scratch. They also come with a pale blue cleaning cloth. A Delightful Design The design details are absolutely magical. The purple frames feature subtle, dark detail echoing the Cheshire Cat’s signature stripes. Nestled inside are gorgeous ombre lenses that strike the ultimate sweet spot—not too dark, not too light. Just a perfectly balanced wash of color that turns heads without feeling overwhelming. . .
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Official Fantasia synopsis from program notes written by Rupert Bottenberg: There’s a rumour going round about a cursed tree standing in the middle of a supposedly haunted cemetery, deep in the forest. For Shota and his university friends, it’s a chance to tempt fate and give themselves a proper scare by visiting this legendary spot in the dead of night. Once there, their courage immediately falters at the gloomy sight of the place. There is also the abnormally deafening sound of cicadas, which adds to the eerie aspect of the site. Things quickly spiral out of control for the four of them, as one of them, Ann, starts babbling strange words and behaving completely irrationally. Review Famed J-horror filmmaker Takashi Shimizu (The Grudge franchise, Ox-Head Village, Sana) helms The Mouths (Japan, 2026), an intriguing approach to the genre that feels somewhat uneven in its pacing and approach but that also delivers some solid chills. The ensemble cast members are all
Continue reading →
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Official Fantasia synopsis from program notes written by Rupert Bottenberg: The Divine Heir of the sacred land of Ashina has been kidnapped for malevolent purposes. His sworn protector, the stoic shinobi Sekiro, must rescue the child—the fate of all Ashina depends on it. Adapting SEKIRO: SHADOWS DIE TWICE, the award-winning video game released by FromSoftware in 2019, the highly anticipated anime adventure SEKIRO: NO DEFEAT sees the war-torn Japan of the Sengoku period further fractured by conspiracy, betrayal, and bloody boss battles to beggar belief. Review Genre film aficionados, the Japanese anime combining supernatural elements and shinobi swordplay that you have been hoping for has arrived in the form of director Kenichi Kutsuna’s Sekiro: No Defeat (Japan, 2026). Having never played the video game that is the original source for this anime, I can only view this feature as a stand-alone film. The animation is gorgeous, the storytelling is both classic and timeless, and the Japanese voice actors deliver brilliantly.
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