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After 15 goosebumps-inducing editions in Australia, A Night of Horror makes its debut run in the United States from March 1–3, 2024, in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Supernatural shockers, bloody slashers, and creepy creature features are just part of the frightening lineup. Following is the official press announcement. A Night of Horror International Film Festival is taking place for the first ever time in the United States next week. Originating and operating for years in Sydney, Australia, the 16th edition of the festival will take place March 1-3, 2024 at the Micon Downtown Cinema, in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. This year it will be running parallel with Eau Claire’s much loved MidWest WeirdFest, with each festival having its own cinema screen at the Micon. A Night of Horror’s reputation of championing and screening the best and bloodiest new horror films continues, with another stellar line-up of feature films and shorts from around the world. Including several world, international, and US premieres. One
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Get ready for outrageous chaos, comedy, and a hell of a lot of explosive action! Director Eli Roth (Cabin Fever) has unleashed the new trailer for his highly anticipated adaptation of the best-selling video game Borderlands. This wild ride promises an adventure with eccentric characters, over-the-top weaponry, and plenty of humor. Cate Blanchett leads the charge as Lilith, a legendary outlaw returning to her troubled homeworld with a cryptic mission: find the missing daughter of Atlas, the galaxy’s most powerful (and ruthless) CEO. Joining her is a colorful crew of misfits. Each has their own motivations and quirks. Kevin Hart embodies Roland, a fallen soldier seeking redemption. Ariana Greenblatt brings the explosive energy of Tiny Tina, a pre-teen demolition expert with a love for mayhem. The imposing Florian Munteanu portrays Krieg, Tina’s loyal protector. And Jack Black lends his voice to the hilarious robot Claptrap. Jamie Lee Curtis adds gravitas as Tannis, a brilliant scientist on the brink of madness.
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Odds are, if you were to ask any horror fan what their favorite Rob Zombie movie is, it wouldn’t be his Halloween reboot. Their answer would be House of 1000 Corpses. Those fans would be thrilled to learn that a new tabletop game from Trick or Treat Studios is coming. Oh, and the best part is that the officially licensed game lets you play as the killer Firefly family! With the blessing of director Rob Zombie himself, the game promises an “authentic House of 1000 Corpses experience.” Joe Stoken, Director of Business Development at Trick or Treat Studios, reveals, “He only agreed to it on the condition that you get to play the bad guys.” Become Part of the Murderous Mayhem: “House of 1000 Corpses: The Game” lets you embark on a twisted journey through iconic locations from the movie. Hunt down victims as Captain Spaulding, Otis, Mother, or Baby. Play solo or team up with fellow fiends in cooperative
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The talented brother filmmaking team of Eshom and Ian Nelms, who brought you Fatman, starring Mel Gibson, are back with the thrilling film Red Right Hand. I had the pleasure of sitting down with this dynamic duo to discuss the film, what went into its making, the cast, and how the brothers work as a team. But first, a little about the movie: Red Right Hand stars Orlando Bloom (Pirates of the Caribbean) as Cash. Cash is a man yearning for redemption in a desolate Appalachian town. Haunted by his past, Cash tries to build a new life. However, the harsh reality of the town soon rears its ugly head. The ruthless kingpin Big Cat (Andie MacDowell) claws her way back into Cash’s life, demanding his return to her criminal fold. Faced with an impossible choice, Cash embarks on a perilous journey that blurs the lines between good and evil. As the stakes rise and the body count climbs, Cash
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IllFonic’s Killer Klowns From Outer Space: The Game will be touching down this summer but stay tuned to learn how you’ll be able to get a chance to play the game a week early! Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game is a crazy, fresh take on asymmetrical survival horror experience. Based on the iconic 80’s movie, the 3v7 multiplayer game brings back the unique, over-the-top mix of horror and comedy. In the battle between Killer Klowns and the citizens of Crescent Cove, team up and harvest humans or survive and escape from an alien invasion! The three Klowns hunt down human players using alien abilities and zany weaponry on their mission to harvest humans for their invasion. Meanwhile, seven players will try to survive by exploring Crescent Cove for supplies to fight back against the Klowns while also trying to avoid being captured by them. Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game will be coming out June 4th, 2024
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Fans of Jordan Peele‘s mind-bending narratives will have to wait a little longer for his next cinematic offering. Initially slated for a Christmas 2024 release, the untitled film from Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions has been pushed back to 2025. From Holiday Delight to 2025 Mystery: While the original Christmas release hinted at a potential thematic direction, details about the film remain shrouded in secrecy, mirroring Peele’s approach to previous projects like Us and Nope. Though the delay might indicate a full-year pushback, the exact date window within 2025 is yet to be revealed. A Legacy of Genre-Bending Success: With just three directorial outings under his belt, Jordan Peele has established himself as a master of horror and social commentary. From the chilling body-swapping of Get Out to the doppelganger-filled nightmares of Us and the extraterrestrial encounters in Nope, he has consistently tackled unique concepts through his singular filmmaking vision. Beyond the Director’s Chair: Beyond directing, Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions is actively developing
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Aficionados of the odd, the unusual, and the bizarre in cinema should find much to love in this, the full-program announcement for the 2024 edition of Wisconsin’s MidWest WeirdFest, scheduled for March 13. Following is the official press announcement. MidWest WeirdFest announces its full program for 2024 today. The 8th annual film festival — a cinematic celebration of of all things fantastic, frightening, paranormal, and just plain weird — takes place March 1-3, 2024 at the Micon Downtown Cinema in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. The fest’s fantastic line-up of horror, sci-fi, underground, paranormal, and documentary cinema, kicks off at 6pm, Friday March 1, with the theatrical world premiere of the brand new, and soon to be cult hit, BLIND COP 2. “The story of getting BLIND COP 2 made is nearly as absurd and feverish as the film itself.” says the film’s director and co-writer Alec Bonk. “Our small group of highly impassioned and exceedingly motivated artists came together and forced
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Ahead of its Shudder premiere on February 23, 2024, we sat down with the stars Paul Wesley and Jackie Cruz to discuss the dark new film History of Evil. Written and directed by Bo Mirhosseni, History of Evil depicts a nation under the thumb of a theocratic police state. A seemingly ordinary family huddles together – a mother, father, and daughter after the wife (Cruz) escapes prison. The father, played by Wesley, wants to shield his loved ones. Yet, a subtle shadow seems to cling to him, hinting at the sinister forces lurking beneath the surface. The film depicts a world where war and corruption have ravaged America. It has transformed it into a land of oppression and fear. Seeking refuge in a remote house, the family initially finds brief solace. However, the secrets buried within the house’s walls begin to emerge. And a malevolent force preys on Ron’s vulnerabilities. As the dark past of the safe house intertwines with
Continue reading →
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Get ready for outrageous chaos, comedy, and a hell of a lot of explosive action! Director Eli Roth (Cabin Fever) has unleashed the new trailer for his highly anticipated adaptation of the best-selling video game Borderlands. This wild ride promises an adventure with eccentric characters, over-the-top weaponry, and plenty of humor. Cate Blanchett leads the charge as Lilith, a legendary outlaw returning to her troubled homeworld with a cryptic mission: find the missing daughter of Atlas, the galaxy’s most powerful (and ruthless) CEO. Joining her is a colorful crew of misfits. Each has their own motivations and quirks. Kevin Hart embodies Roland, a fallen soldier seeking redemption. Ariana Greenblatt brings the explosive energy of Tiny Tina, a pre-teen demolition expert with a love for mayhem. The imposing Florian Munteanu portrays Krieg, Tina’s loyal protector. And Jack Black lends his voice to the hilarious robot Claptrap. Jamie Lee Curtis adds gravitas as Tannis, a brilliant scientist on the brink of madness.
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For horror fans eagerly awaiting the new adaptation of Stephen King‘s chilling novel “Salem’s Lot,” news remains frustratingly stagnant. Despite being completed and receiving praise from King himself, the film remains unreleased, shrouded in the uncertainties of Hollywood distribution. King’s Vocal Endorsement: In a recent X post, King expressed his confusion and enthusiasm: “I’ve seen the new SALEM’S LOT, and it’s quite good. Old-school horror filmmaking: slow build, big payoff. Not sure why WB is holding it back; not like it’s embarrassing, or anything. Who knows. I just write the f–king things.” This isn’t his first endorsement. Last year, King praised the film’s “muscular and involving” nature, comparing its slow-burn style to classic slow-burners like The Great Escape. He highlighted a particularly chilling scene, comparing it to John Carpenter’s prime work. Release Date Mystery: Despite the completed film and positive word from King, Salem’s Lot lacks a release date. This ambiguity fuels speculation and frustration among fans, especially considering that
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After 15 goosebumps-inducing editions in Australia, A Night of Horror makes its debut run in the United States from March 1–3, 2024, in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Supernatural shockers, bloody slashers, and creepy creature features are just part of the frightening lineup. Following is the official press announcement. A Night of Horror International Film Festival is taking place for the first ever time in the United States next week. Originating and operating for years in Sydney, Australia, the 16th edition of the festival will take place March 1-3, 2024 at the Micon Downtown Cinema, in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. This year it will be running parallel with Eau Claire’s much loved MidWest WeirdFest, with each festival having its own cinema screen at the Micon. A Night of Horror’s reputation of championing and screening the best and bloodiest new horror films continues, with another stellar line-up of feature films and shorts from around the world. Including several world, international, and US premieres. One
Continue reading →
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Get ready for outrageous chaos, comedy, and a hell of a lot of explosive action! Director Eli Roth (Cabin Fever) has unleashed the new trailer for his highly anticipated adaptation of the best-selling video game Borderlands. This wild ride promises an adventure with eccentric characters, over-the-top weaponry, and plenty of humor. Cate Blanchett leads the charge as Lilith, a legendary outlaw returning to her troubled homeworld with a cryptic mission: find the missing daughter of Atlas, the galaxy’s most powerful (and ruthless) CEO. Joining her is a colorful crew of misfits. Each has their own motivations and quirks. Kevin Hart embodies Roland, a fallen soldier seeking redemption. Ariana Greenblatt brings the explosive energy of Tiny Tina, a pre-teen demolition expert with a love for mayhem. The imposing Florian Munteanu portrays Krieg, Tina’s loyal protector. And Jack Black lends his voice to the hilarious robot Claptrap. Jamie Lee Curtis adds gravitas as Tannis, a brilliant scientist on the brink of madness.
Continue reading →
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Odds are, if you were to ask any horror fan what their favorite Rob Zombie movie is, it wouldn’t be his Halloween reboot. Their answer would be House of 1000 Corpses. Those fans would be thrilled to learn that a new tabletop game from Trick or Treat Studios is coming. Oh, and the best part is that the officially licensed game lets you play as the killer Firefly family! With the blessing of director Rob Zombie himself, the game promises an “authentic House of 1000 Corpses experience.” Joe Stoken, Director of Business Development at Trick or Treat Studios, reveals, “He only agreed to it on the condition that you get to play the bad guys.” Become Part of the Murderous Mayhem: “House of 1000 Corpses: The Game” lets you embark on a twisted journey through iconic locations from the movie. Hunt down victims as Captain Spaulding, Otis, Mother, or Baby. Play solo or team up with fellow fiends in cooperative
Continue reading →
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The talented brother filmmaking team of Eshom and Ian Nelms, who brought you Fatman, starring Mel Gibson, are back with the thrilling film Red Right Hand. I had the pleasure of sitting down with this dynamic duo to discuss the film, what went into its making, the cast, and how the brothers work as a team. But first, a little about the movie: Red Right Hand stars Orlando Bloom (Pirates of the Caribbean) as Cash. Cash is a man yearning for redemption in a desolate Appalachian town. Haunted by his past, Cash tries to build a new life. However, the harsh reality of the town soon rears its ugly head. The ruthless kingpin Big Cat (Andie MacDowell) claws her way back into Cash’s life, demanding his return to her criminal fold. Faced with an impossible choice, Cash embarks on a perilous journey that blurs the lines between good and evil. As the stakes rise and the body count climbs, Cash
Continue reading →
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IllFonic’s Killer Klowns From Outer Space: The Game will be touching down this summer but stay tuned to learn how you’ll be able to get a chance to play the game a week early! Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game is a crazy, fresh take on asymmetrical survival horror experience. Based on the iconic 80’s movie, the 3v7 multiplayer game brings back the unique, over-the-top mix of horror and comedy. In the battle between Killer Klowns and the citizens of Crescent Cove, team up and harvest humans or survive and escape from an alien invasion! The three Klowns hunt down human players using alien abilities and zany weaponry on their mission to harvest humans for their invasion. Meanwhile, seven players will try to survive by exploring Crescent Cove for supplies to fight back against the Klowns while also trying to avoid being captured by them. Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game will be coming out June 4th, 2024
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Fans of Jordan Peele‘s mind-bending narratives will have to wait a little longer for his next cinematic offering. Initially slated for a Christmas 2024 release, the untitled film from Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions has been pushed back to 2025. From Holiday Delight to 2025 Mystery: While the original Christmas release hinted at a potential thematic direction, details about the film remain shrouded in secrecy, mirroring Peele’s approach to previous projects like Us and Nope. Though the delay might indicate a full-year pushback, the exact date window within 2025 is yet to be revealed. A Legacy of Genre-Bending Success: With just three directorial outings under his belt, Jordan Peele has established himself as a master of horror and social commentary. From the chilling body-swapping of Get Out to the doppelganger-filled nightmares of Us and the extraterrestrial encounters in Nope, he has consistently tackled unique concepts through his singular filmmaking vision. Beyond the Director’s Chair: Beyond directing, Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions is actively developing
Continue reading →
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Aficionados of the odd, the unusual, and the bizarre in cinema should find much to love in this, the full-program announcement for the 2024 edition of Wisconsin’s MidWest WeirdFest, scheduled for March 13. Following is the official press announcement. MidWest WeirdFest announces its full program for 2024 today. The 8th annual film festival — a cinematic celebration of of all things fantastic, frightening, paranormal, and just plain weird — takes place March 1-3, 2024 at the Micon Downtown Cinema in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. The fest’s fantastic line-up of horror, sci-fi, underground, paranormal, and documentary cinema, kicks off at 6pm, Friday March 1, with the theatrical world premiere of the brand new, and soon to be cult hit, BLIND COP 2. “The story of getting BLIND COP 2 made is nearly as absurd and feverish as the film itself.” says the film’s director and co-writer Alec Bonk. “Our small group of highly impassioned and exceedingly motivated artists came together and forced
Continue reading →
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Ahead of its Shudder premiere on February 23, 2024, we sat down with the stars Paul Wesley and Jackie Cruz to discuss the dark new film History of Evil. Written and directed by Bo Mirhosseni, History of Evil depicts a nation under the thumb of a theocratic police state. A seemingly ordinary family huddles together – a mother, father, and daughter after the wife (Cruz) escapes prison. The father, played by Wesley, wants to shield his loved ones. Yet, a subtle shadow seems to cling to him, hinting at the sinister forces lurking beneath the surface. The film depicts a world where war and corruption have ravaged America. It has transformed it into a land of oppression and fear. Seeking refuge in a remote house, the family initially finds brief solace. However, the secrets buried within the house’s walls begin to emerge. And a malevolent force preys on Ron’s vulnerabilities. As the dark past of the safe house intertwines with
Continue reading →
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Get ready for outrageous chaos, comedy, and a hell of a lot of explosive action! Director Eli Roth (Cabin Fever) has unleashed the new trailer for his highly anticipated adaptation of the best-selling video game Borderlands. This wild ride promises an adventure with eccentric characters, over-the-top weaponry, and plenty of humor. Cate Blanchett leads the charge as Lilith, a legendary outlaw returning to her troubled homeworld with a cryptic mission: find the missing daughter of Atlas, the galaxy’s most powerful (and ruthless) CEO. Joining her is a colorful crew of misfits. Each has their own motivations and quirks. Kevin Hart embodies Roland, a fallen soldier seeking redemption. Ariana Greenblatt brings the explosive energy of Tiny Tina, a pre-teen demolition expert with a love for mayhem. The imposing Florian Munteanu portrays Krieg, Tina’s loyal protector. And Jack Black lends his voice to the hilarious robot Claptrap. Jamie Lee Curtis adds gravitas as Tannis, a brilliant scientist on the brink of madness.
Continue reading →
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For horror fans eagerly awaiting the new adaptation of Stephen King‘s chilling novel “Salem’s Lot,” news remains frustratingly stagnant. Despite being completed and receiving praise from King himself, the film remains unreleased, shrouded in the uncertainties of Hollywood distribution. King’s Vocal Endorsement: In a recent X post, King expressed his confusion and enthusiasm: “I’ve seen the new SALEM’S LOT, and it’s quite good. Old-school horror filmmaking: slow build, big payoff. Not sure why WB is holding it back; not like it’s embarrassing, or anything. Who knows. I just write the f–king things.” This isn’t his first endorsement. Last year, King praised the film’s “muscular and involving” nature, comparing its slow-burn style to classic slow-burners like The Great Escape. He highlighted a particularly chilling scene, comparing it to John Carpenter’s prime work. Release Date Mystery: Despite the completed film and positive word from King, Salem’s Lot lacks a release date. This ambiguity fuels speculation and frustration among fans, especially considering that
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