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Are you stuck in isolation, bored as hell and desperate for something awesome to watch? Universal is sending Leigh Whannell‘s brilliant hit The Invisible Man (review) and Craig Zobel‘s controversial film The Hunt, home early due to theater closings. The two movies have just arrived On-Demand and are available as a 48-hour rental at the suggested price of $19.99. In The Hunt, Twelve strangers wake up in a clearing. They don’t know where they are, or how they got there. They don’t know they’ve been chosen… for a very specific purpose … The Hunt. In the shadow of a dark internet conspiracy theory, a group of elites gathers for the very first time at a remote Manor House to hunt ordinary Americans for sport. But the elites’ master plan is about to be derailed because one of The Hunted, Crystal (Betty Gilpin, “GLOW”), is better at their game than they are. Soon she makes her way toward the mysterious woman
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Guess whose back with more B-movies you can watch as Social Distancing continues! These are some good campy ones that you can MST3K with friends over facetime or with family! I hope you enjoy them and I look forward to sharing even more with you soon! Fiend Without a Face (1958) Based on Amelia Reynolds Long’s short story The Thought-Monster, this film takes place in a small town in Manitoba where strange deaths are accruing and the American airbase nearby is being blamed by the locals. Cosmic Monsters (The Strange World Planet X) (1958) In England, an experiment involving electromagnetic fields is having a negative effect on local insects in the nearby forest. As two of the scientists working on the project (Forrest Tucker, and Gaby André) work on trying to figure out why their experiments are failing while a visitor from another planet (Martin Benson) tries to help. Killers from Space (1954) A nuclear scientist (Peter Graves) survives a
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From writer-director Paddy Murphy (For We Are Many) comes a new terror, The Perished. In the film, while recovering from an abortion, a young woman is tormented by the spirits of the unborn…who seek a mother. Courtney McKeon (The Three Don’ts), Fiach Kunz (“Game of Thrones”), Paul Fitzgerald (The Sleep Experiment), and Lisa Tyrrell (Urban Traffik) star. Murphy produced along with Barry Fahy and Vachon Gill. Director Joe Lynch (Mayhem and Wrong Turn 2) hails the film, saying, “It’s like if Ken Loach remade Don’t Look Now.” The Perished is set to be released on April 7th in North America through The Horror Collective.
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This April comes face to face with stone-cold terror in Abominable. Today we’ve got a NSFW clip titled I Did This to You. “A research team embarks on a journey to obtain a plant that can advance medical research by centuries. While stumbling upon clues of the previous expedition, they discover that a Yeti creature lurks within the Himalayan mountains and will do anything to protect its terrain.” From producer Justin Price (interview) director of Alien: Reign of Man and The 13th Friday, and director Jamaal Burden (Elves), and starring Robert Berlin (“Ray Donavan”), comes a new horror experience from Uncork’d Entertainment. Abominable lands on DVD and Digital April 14th.
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I was not prepared when I pressed play and sat down to watch Malgorzata Szumowska’s The Other Lamb. From the get-go, I had a feeling of overwhelming dread as I watched the Sheppard interact with wives and children. You see, his biological daughters are also his future wives (*shudders). His favorite daughter is Selah (Raffey Cassidy), who we watch go from being a child to t a young woman who finds her own strength as she comes to see the truth about her father. I will give you a warning, there are a lot of truly disturbing things in this film including several scenes of animal sacrifice, but the most disturbing is the incest that is present from beginning to end. The only monsters depicted here are the characters themselves, reminding us of the cruelty possible within a family. The Other Lamb is not your common horror film but definitely qualifies for the genre. I’ve seen thousands of horror films
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Shaun of the Dead star Simon Pegg is nearly unrecognizable in the trailer for Inheritance, from Terminal director Vaughn Stein. Pegg stars alongside Lily Collins (Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile) in the thriller about the patriarch of a rich and powerful family who dies and leaves his family to cope with a shocking inheritance the threatens to destroy their lives. Connie Nielsen, Michael Beach, Chace Crawford, and Marque Richardson round out the cast. Inheritance will arrive on DirecTV on April 23rd, followed by its release in theaters, on Digital, and On Demand by Vertical Entertainment on May 22nd.
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The long and the short of the upcoming fright flick Morbid Colors goes as follows: a duo of freaky foster sisters set of an a quest to put the stalk n’ slay on a rich-as-balls socialite. Seems like a rather standard trip down our beloved Revenge Road, but the filmmakers have included one hell of a terror twist here cats n’ creeps; it seems the older sister is of the fang-bang set, and these ghoulish girls believe that Richie Rich mentioned previous is the vampire what done it! Along with that nifty preternatural premise up yonder, writer/director Matthew Packman has created a suitably cold and dreary world for this arcane action to go down in. Filled with leather jackets, slate-grey skies, underground metal bands, eyes hidden behind sunglasses, and an environment that is as bleak as the story set in it, this is one hell of a low-budget flick, and the careful choices of visuals and mythology sell the picture
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Jimmy Bones(Snoop Dogg) was one bad-ass mother fucker in the ’70s; a true gangster’s gangster that ultimately was betrayed by a friend and met his demise in a deal gone south. Flash forward to the ‘mazing future year 2001, and Bones’ ol’ crib is purchased by a group of young entrepreneurs who hope to turn it into a nightclub. This causes the spirit of Bones to rise, and he immediately sets his sights on getting powerful enough to enact his supernatural revenge plot on those that did his ass oh-so wrong back in the disco days… and woe be to any mother fucker that gets in his way! I’m not here to mince words with you cats n’ creeps, so let me just say that Bones is a huge amount of frightful fun! It’s deft blend of blaxploitation and horror movie tropes is an entertaining winner, and while some of the effects are quite shit (I’m looking at you cheap-ass
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Several films are headed home early thanks to theaters closing across the U.S. The latest to join that list, just one week after its theatrical debut, is David S. F. Wilson‘s comic adaptation Bloodshot. The film follows Vin Diesel (Fast and the Furious franchise) as Ray Garrison, a soldier recently killed in action and brought back to life as the superhero Bloodshot by the RST corporation. With an army of nanotechnology in his veins, he’s an unstoppable force -stronger than ever and able to heal instantly. But in controlling his body, the company has sway over his mind and memories, too. Now, Ray doesn’t know what’s real and what’s not – but he’s on a mission to find out. Eiza Gonzalez, Sam Heughan, Toby Kebbell, and Guy Pearce also star in this action-packed adaptation based on the character created by Kevin VanHook, Don Perlin and Bob Layton. Sony Pictures is firmly committed to theatrical exhibition and we support windowing,” Sony’s
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If you are of a certain age (read: old as all fuckity-fuck), then you doubtless grew-up with the fabulous freaky Munster family courtesy of mid-morning re-runs on TV. As a kid I loved every hauntingly hilarious minute of their sensational show… but said show wasn’t enough to contain the ghoulish goings-on, so in 1966 a fearsome feature film was created… and this time the Munsters came at ya in creepy color for the first time! Munster, Go Home! (the film in question, ‘natch) sees the family’s patriarch, the Frankenstein monster surrogate Herman (Fred Gwynne), inheriting an ancestral family home down jolly ol’ England way! So the whole grizzly gang: the aforementioned Herman, his vamp wife Lily (Yvonne De Carlo), her father/Dracula stand-in Grandpa (Al Lewis), and his werewolf son Eddie (Butch Patrick)… along with their perefctly normal niece (who’s appearance is monstrous to them) hope on a boat and set sail across the putrid pond! But things aren’t going to
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Are you stuck in isolation, bored as hell and desperate for something awesome to watch? Universal is sending Leigh Whannell‘s brilliant hit The Invisible Man (review) and Craig Zobel‘s controversial film The Hunt, home early due to theater closings. The two movies have just arrived On-Demand and are available as a 48-hour rental at the suggested price of $19.99. In The Hunt, Twelve strangers wake up in a clearing. They don’t know where they are, or how they got there. They don’t know they’ve been chosen… for a very specific purpose … The Hunt. In the shadow of a dark internet conspiracy theory, a group of elites gathers for the very first time at a remote Manor House to hunt ordinary Americans for sport. But the elites’ master plan is about to be derailed because one of The Hunted, Crystal (Betty Gilpin, “GLOW”), is better at their game than they are. Soon she makes her way toward the mysterious woman
Continue reading →
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Guess whose back with more B-movies you can watch as Social Distancing continues! These are some good campy ones that you can MST3K with friends over facetime or with family! I hope you enjoy them and I look forward to sharing even more with you soon! Fiend Without a Face (1958) Based on Amelia Reynolds Long’s short story The Thought-Monster, this film takes place in a small town in Manitoba where strange deaths are accruing and the American airbase nearby is being blamed by the locals. Cosmic Monsters (The Strange World Planet X) (1958) In England, an experiment involving electromagnetic fields is having a negative effect on local insects in the nearby forest. As two of the scientists working on the project (Forrest Tucker, and Gaby André) work on trying to figure out why their experiments are failing while a visitor from another planet (Martin Benson) tries to help. Killers from Space (1954) A nuclear scientist (Peter Graves) survives a
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesNewsTrailers
From writer-director Paddy Murphy (For We Are Many) comes a new terror, The Perished. In the film, while recovering from an abortion, a young woman is tormented by the spirits of the unborn…who seek a mother. Courtney McKeon (The Three Don’ts), Fiach Kunz (“Game of Thrones”), Paul Fitzgerald (The Sleep Experiment), and Lisa Tyrrell (Urban Traffik) star. Murphy produced along with Barry Fahy and Vachon Gill. Director Joe Lynch (Mayhem and Wrong Turn 2) hails the film, saying, “It’s like if Ken Loach remade Don’t Look Now.” The Perished is set to be released on April 7th in North America through The Horror Collective.
Continue reading →
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This April comes face to face with stone-cold terror in Abominable. Today we’ve got a NSFW clip titled I Did This to You. “A research team embarks on a journey to obtain a plant that can advance medical research by centuries. While stumbling upon clues of the previous expedition, they discover that a Yeti creature lurks within the Himalayan mountains and will do anything to protect its terrain.” From producer Justin Price (interview) director of Alien: Reign of Man and The 13th Friday, and director Jamaal Burden (Elves), and starring Robert Berlin (“Ray Donavan”), comes a new horror experience from Uncork’d Entertainment. Abominable lands on DVD and Digital April 14th.
Continue reading →
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I was not prepared when I pressed play and sat down to watch Malgorzata Szumowska’s The Other Lamb. From the get-go, I had a feeling of overwhelming dread as I watched the Sheppard interact with wives and children. You see, his biological daughters are also his future wives (*shudders). His favorite daughter is Selah (Raffey Cassidy), who we watch go from being a child to t a young woman who finds her own strength as she comes to see the truth about her father. I will give you a warning, there are a lot of truly disturbing things in this film including several scenes of animal sacrifice, but the most disturbing is the incest that is present from beginning to end. The only monsters depicted here are the characters themselves, reminding us of the cruelty possible within a family. The Other Lamb is not your common horror film but definitely qualifies for the genre. I’ve seen thousands of horror films
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsThrillerTrailers
Shaun of the Dead star Simon Pegg is nearly unrecognizable in the trailer for Inheritance, from Terminal director Vaughn Stein. Pegg stars alongside Lily Collins (Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile) in the thriller about the patriarch of a rich and powerful family who dies and leaves his family to cope with a shocking inheritance the threatens to destroy their lives. Connie Nielsen, Michael Beach, Chace Crawford, and Marque Richardson round out the cast. Inheritance will arrive on DirecTV on April 23rd, followed by its release in theaters, on Digital, and On Demand by Vertical Entertainment on May 22nd.
Continue reading →
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The long and the short of the upcoming fright flick Morbid Colors goes as follows: a duo of freaky foster sisters set of an a quest to put the stalk n’ slay on a rich-as-balls socialite. Seems like a rather standard trip down our beloved Revenge Road, but the filmmakers have included one hell of a terror twist here cats n’ creeps; it seems the older sister is of the fang-bang set, and these ghoulish girls believe that Richie Rich mentioned previous is the vampire what done it! Along with that nifty preternatural premise up yonder, writer/director Matthew Packman has created a suitably cold and dreary world for this arcane action to go down in. Filled with leather jackets, slate-grey skies, underground metal bands, eyes hidden behind sunglasses, and an environment that is as bleak as the story set in it, this is one hell of a low-budget flick, and the careful choices of visuals and mythology sell the picture
Continue reading →
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Jimmy Bones(Snoop Dogg) was one bad-ass mother fucker in the ’70s; a true gangster’s gangster that ultimately was betrayed by a friend and met his demise in a deal gone south. Flash forward to the ‘mazing future year 2001, and Bones’ ol’ crib is purchased by a group of young entrepreneurs who hope to turn it into a nightclub. This causes the spirit of Bones to rise, and he immediately sets his sights on getting powerful enough to enact his supernatural revenge plot on those that did his ass oh-so wrong back in the disco days… and woe be to any mother fucker that gets in his way! I’m not here to mince words with you cats n’ creeps, so let me just say that Bones is a huge amount of frightful fun! It’s deft blend of blaxploitation and horror movie tropes is an entertaining winner, and while some of the effects are quite shit (I’m looking at you cheap-ass
Continue reading →
Comic Books/Graphic NovelsMoviesNewsTrailers
Several films are headed home early thanks to theaters closing across the U.S. The latest to join that list, just one week after its theatrical debut, is David S. F. Wilson‘s comic adaptation Bloodshot. The film follows Vin Diesel (Fast and the Furious franchise) as Ray Garrison, a soldier recently killed in action and brought back to life as the superhero Bloodshot by the RST corporation. With an army of nanotechnology in his veins, he’s an unstoppable force -stronger than ever and able to heal instantly. But in controlling his body, the company has sway over his mind and memories, too. Now, Ray doesn’t know what’s real and what’s not – but he’s on a mission to find out. Eiza Gonzalez, Sam Heughan, Toby Kebbell, and Guy Pearce also star in this action-packed adaptation based on the character created by Kevin VanHook, Don Perlin and Bob Layton. Sony Pictures is firmly committed to theatrical exhibition and we support windowing,” Sony’s
Continue reading →
MoviesReviewsStreaming TV
If you are of a certain age (read: old as all fuckity-fuck), then you doubtless grew-up with the fabulous freaky Munster family courtesy of mid-morning re-runs on TV. As a kid I loved every hauntingly hilarious minute of their sensational show… but said show wasn’t enough to contain the ghoulish goings-on, so in 1966 a fearsome feature film was created… and this time the Munsters came at ya in creepy color for the first time! Munster, Go Home! (the film in question, ‘natch) sees the family’s patriarch, the Frankenstein monster surrogate Herman (Fred Gwynne), inheriting an ancestral family home down jolly ol’ England way! So the whole grizzly gang: the aforementioned Herman, his vamp wife Lily (Yvonne De Carlo), her father/Dracula stand-in Grandpa (Al Lewis), and his werewolf son Eddie (Butch Patrick)… along with their perefctly normal niece (who’s appearance is monstrous to them) hope on a boat and set sail across the putrid pond! But things aren’t going to
Continue reading →
