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There are a ton of great films to watch that are being unleashed this week on Fandango at Home! From horror to action to clashing titans, there’s something for everyone! Here are five movies to watch this week. Boy Kills World Bill Skarsgård unleashes brutal fury in Boy Kills World, directed by Moritz Mohr. The film plunges us into a dystopian landscape led by a twisted dynasty headed by Hilda Van Der Koy (Famke Janssen). Bill Skarsgård takes center stage as the titular “Boy,” a young man robbed of his family and voice by this ruthless regime. Left orphaned, deaf, and voiceless, “Boy” reflects the brutality of this world. Driven by a burning desire for retribution, “Boy” finds solace in a unique companion: a voice narrated by H. Jon Benjamin. Fueled by memories of a past video game, this internal dialogue becomes his guiding force. To hone his skills for the inevitable confrontation, “Boy” seeks the tutelage of a mysterious
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The wait for Part Two of HBO’s critically acclaimed series “The Last of Us” continues, but production is underway! Last week, we shared the first images from the set. Today, we share the news that a new star has joined the cast. Variety reports that Emmy Award-winning actor Jeffrey Wright has been cast as Isaac, a pivotal character from “The Last of Us Part Two.” Wright will portray this “quietly powerful leader” navigating the complexities of a war-torn world. The actor has a long history of incredible performances in series like “Westworld” and films like The Batman and American Fiction. Season 2 boasts a stellar cast, including returning stars Pedro Pascal (Joel) and Bella Ramsey (Ellie). Familiar faces like Gabriel Luna (Tommy) and Rutina Wesley (Maria) will also return. Newcomers include Kaitlyn Dever (Abby), Isabela Merced (Dina), and others who will flesh out the rich post-apocalyptic world. The directors’ roster is equally impressive. Mark Mylod (“Succession”) joins returning directors like
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While we wait for the new season of “Stranger Things,” star Sadie Sink has lent her talents to a new role in the chilling, pulse-pounding horror-thriller A Sacrifice (previously titled Berlin Nobody). Vertical Entertainment’s latest film features cults, rebellion, and the complexities of father-daughter relationships. A Sacrifice draws inspiration from Nicholas Hogg’s 2015 novel Tokyo Nobody.” Director Jordan Scott (Cracks), daughter of legendary filmmaker Ridley Scott, brings the story to life on the big screen, directing and serving as producer with his father, Ridley. The film centers on Ben Monroe (Eric Bana), an American social psychologist investigating a disturbing Berlin cult. As he delves deeper into his work, his world collides with that of his teenage daughter, Mazzy (Sadie Sink). Mazzy, a rebellious teenager, is drawn to the city’s underground party scene under the influence of a mysterious local boy. As their paths diverge, both father and daughter face escalating dangers. When Mazzy gets tangled with the cult Ben is
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Today, on Memorial Day, we honor those who have served their country on the battlefield, both past and present. While many have faced the horrors of war firsthand, those who haven’t can’t get any closer than movies on the subject. We’ve got you covered. Here’s a list of five great horror movies that center around soldiers and war. Overlord (2018) A small group of American soldiers find horror behind enemy lines on the eve of D-Day. Where to watch: Hulu, Amazon Video, VOD, Digital Apocalypse Now (1979) A U.S. Army officer serving in Vietnam is tasked with assassinating a renegade Special Forces Colonel who sees himself as a god. Where to Watch: Apple+, Amazon Video, VOD, Digital Ghosts of War (2020) Five American soldiers were assigned to hold a French Chateau near the end of World War II. This unexpected respite quickly descends into madness when they encounter a supernatural enemy more terrifying than anything seen on the battlefield. Check
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There’s one horror franchise that never really got the love it deserves: the My Bloody Valentine franchise. Lucky for us, horror powerhouse Blumhouse is reviving the franchise with a brand-new installment, Bloody-Disgusting has reported. The original 1981 slasher, known for its brutal kills, captivated audiences with its story of a vengeful miner terrorizing a town on Valentine’s Day. In the 2009 sequel, My Bloody Valentine 3D attempted to recapture the magic. It’s been 15 years since Harry Warden, the pickaxe-wielding maniac, last stalked the screen, and it’s about time we saw his return. Despite a passionate fanbase, the My Bloody Valentine franchise never reached its full potential. Blumhouse, known for chilling reboots like Halloween and The Invisible Man, seems determined to change that. And for that, we’re thankful. One thing is sure: Blumhouse’s new installment promises to be a thrilling addition to the slasher genre. Get ready for chills, suspense, and a killer with a pickaxe to grind this Valentine’s
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Netflix is about to unleash a summer spectacle that will leave you rethinking your next Parisian vacation. Get ready for Under Paris, a blood-drenched shark attack film with a unique twist and a brand-new poster that reveals a massive killer in the water. Forget the familiar beach setting of classic shark movies. Under Paris throws a curveball, plunging us into the heart of the “City of Lights.” The Seine River, usually a symbol of romance, peace, and beauty, transforms into a feeding ground for a blood-thirsty predator. A festive Parisian event takes a horrifying turn when a killer shark tears through the unsuspecting crowd. The once joyous atmosphere descends into a gruesome struggle for survival. As chaos erupts, Bérénice Bejo (The Artist) steps forward as Sophia, a brilliant scientist determined to understand the lurking menace. She joins forces with Mika, a passionate environmental activist, and Adil, the Seine River police commander (Nassim Lyes, Overdose). This unlikely trio must race against
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Wild Eyed and Wicked, a new horror film hitting theaters this summer, weaves a horror-filled tale of a modern-day heroine battling a supernatural threat with roots in the distant past. Molly Kunz stars as Lily Pierce, a woman haunted by a monstrous legacy that has plagued her family for generations. Desperate to break free from this curse, Lily embarks on a quest to reconnect with her estranged father, Gregory (played by Michael X. Sommers). Gregory, a disgraced history professor, holds the key to understanding the creature that torments them. To win, Lily must learn warfare tactics of a bygone era – a time when knights fought monsters with swords and shields. The film’s synopsis hints at a creature design inspired by medieval lore. Imagine the terrifying fusion of a monstrous entity from the present day clashing with the valiant fighting spirit of a knight. This unique blend of past and present promises a visually stunning and action-packed film. Beyond the
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Prepare to be unsettled! Dark Star Pictures will release the critically acclaimed horror film Property on Digital and on-demand this May. And it should be on your “must-see” list. Property has been racking up awards during its festival tour, winning Best Picture at the prestigious Fantastic Fest. It has gone on to impress audiences, screening at Sitges, Edinburgh, Berlin, and twenty other festivals. This film offers more than just visceral thrills. Writer and director Daniel Bandeira crafts a thought-provoking narrative that explores the political undertones of violence and the complexities of power dynamics. And does so with a tense, brutal tale. Property centers on a wealthy couple whose peaceful retreat is shattered by the arrival of laborers from the surrounding farm. Tensions escalate, forcing both sides to confront a brutal reality. With its exploration of societal issues interwoven with terrifying suspense, Property is a film that will stay with you long after the credits roll. Bandeira assembles a talented cast,
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It never fails: with the summer heat comes shark movies (not the we are complaining). One of the movies swimming your way this year is The Last Breath, a new chilling horror film set to plunge you into the depths of terror. This suspenseful story follows a group of old friends on a Caribbean vacation. Their reunion takes a horrifying turn when they decide to explore a sunken World War II battleship. What starts as an adventurous dive quickly becomes a desperate fight for survival. Unexplained events and a terrifying realization dawn on them—they’re trapped. With limited resources and the ever-dwindling oxygen supply, surrounded by great whites, the friends must confront their deepest fears and race against time to escape the watery tomb. The Last Breath is directed by Joachim Hedén, who is known for his work in crafting suspenseful narratives. The screenplay is penned by Andrew Prendergast and Nick Saltrese, ensuring a thrilling and terrifying story. The film boasts
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Terror Films Releasing has now announced the upcoming release of Witches’ Well, a chilling found-footage horror film written, directed, and starring Amanda K. Morales (Hell House LLC 2: The Abaddon Hotel). Morales portrays Leona, a best-selling horror author who is researching the Scottish Witch trials in Edinburgh. As Leona delves deeper into her subject matter, the lines between reality and the supernatural begin to blur. She’s not only stalked by a mysterious figure but also experiences phenomena that challenge her ingrained skepticism. The film’s creation stemmed from an unexpected source. While quarantined in Edinburgh during the COVID-19 pandemic, Morales found inspiration in her isolation and the city’s haunting history. The daily walks she took past the “Witches’ Well” memorial sparked a story about confronting skepticism and the allure of believing. Witches’ Well is a unique cinematic experience featuring Morales as the quasi-documentarian thrust into the heart of the horror. While acknowledging the limitations of a single performer, Morales emphasizes the
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There are a ton of great films to watch that are being unleashed this week on Fandango at Home! From horror to action to clashing titans, there’s something for everyone! Here are five movies to watch this week. Boy Kills World Bill Skarsgård unleashes brutal fury in Boy Kills World, directed by Moritz Mohr. The film plunges us into a dystopian landscape led by a twisted dynasty headed by Hilda Van Der Koy (Famke Janssen). Bill Skarsgård takes center stage as the titular “Boy,” a young man robbed of his family and voice by this ruthless regime. Left orphaned, deaf, and voiceless, “Boy” reflects the brutality of this world. Driven by a burning desire for retribution, “Boy” finds solace in a unique companion: a voice narrated by H. Jon Benjamin. Fueled by memories of a past video game, this internal dialogue becomes his guiding force. To hone his skills for the inevitable confrontation, “Boy” seeks the tutelage of a mysterious
Continue reading →
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The wait for Part Two of HBO’s critically acclaimed series “The Last of Us” continues, but production is underway! Last week, we shared the first images from the set. Today, we share the news that a new star has joined the cast. Variety reports that Emmy Award-winning actor Jeffrey Wright has been cast as Isaac, a pivotal character from “The Last of Us Part Two.” Wright will portray this “quietly powerful leader” navigating the complexities of a war-torn world. The actor has a long history of incredible performances in series like “Westworld” and films like The Batman and American Fiction. Season 2 boasts a stellar cast, including returning stars Pedro Pascal (Joel) and Bella Ramsey (Ellie). Familiar faces like Gabriel Luna (Tommy) and Rutina Wesley (Maria) will also return. Newcomers include Kaitlyn Dever (Abby), Isabela Merced (Dina), and others who will flesh out the rich post-apocalyptic world. The directors’ roster is equally impressive. Mark Mylod (“Succession”) joins returning directors like
Continue reading →
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While we wait for the new season of “Stranger Things,” star Sadie Sink has lent her talents to a new role in the chilling, pulse-pounding horror-thriller A Sacrifice (previously titled Berlin Nobody). Vertical Entertainment’s latest film features cults, rebellion, and the complexities of father-daughter relationships. A Sacrifice draws inspiration from Nicholas Hogg’s 2015 novel Tokyo Nobody.” Director Jordan Scott (Cracks), daughter of legendary filmmaker Ridley Scott, brings the story to life on the big screen, directing and serving as producer with his father, Ridley. The film centers on Ben Monroe (Eric Bana), an American social psychologist investigating a disturbing Berlin cult. As he delves deeper into his work, his world collides with that of his teenage daughter, Mazzy (Sadie Sink). Mazzy, a rebellious teenager, is drawn to the city’s underground party scene under the influence of a mysterious local boy. As their paths diverge, both father and daughter face escalating dangers. When Mazzy gets tangled with the cult Ben is
Continue reading →
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Today, on Memorial Day, we honor those who have served their country on the battlefield, both past and present. While many have faced the horrors of war firsthand, those who haven’t can’t get any closer than movies on the subject. We’ve got you covered. Here’s a list of five great horror movies that center around soldiers and war. Overlord (2018) A small group of American soldiers find horror behind enemy lines on the eve of D-Day. Where to watch: Hulu, Amazon Video, VOD, Digital Apocalypse Now (1979) A U.S. Army officer serving in Vietnam is tasked with assassinating a renegade Special Forces Colonel who sees himself as a god. Where to Watch: Apple+, Amazon Video, VOD, Digital Ghosts of War (2020) Five American soldiers were assigned to hold a French Chateau near the end of World War II. This unexpected respite quickly descends into madness when they encounter a supernatural enemy more terrifying than anything seen on the battlefield. Check
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There’s one horror franchise that never really got the love it deserves: the My Bloody Valentine franchise. Lucky for us, horror powerhouse Blumhouse is reviving the franchise with a brand-new installment, Bloody-Disgusting has reported. The original 1981 slasher, known for its brutal kills, captivated audiences with its story of a vengeful miner terrorizing a town on Valentine’s Day. In the 2009 sequel, My Bloody Valentine 3D attempted to recapture the magic. It’s been 15 years since Harry Warden, the pickaxe-wielding maniac, last stalked the screen, and it’s about time we saw his return. Despite a passionate fanbase, the My Bloody Valentine franchise never reached its full potential. Blumhouse, known for chilling reboots like Halloween and The Invisible Man, seems determined to change that. And for that, we’re thankful. One thing is sure: Blumhouse’s new installment promises to be a thrilling addition to the slasher genre. Get ready for chills, suspense, and a killer with a pickaxe to grind this Valentine’s
Continue reading →
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Netflix is about to unleash a summer spectacle that will leave you rethinking your next Parisian vacation. Get ready for Under Paris, a blood-drenched shark attack film with a unique twist and a brand-new poster that reveals a massive killer in the water. Forget the familiar beach setting of classic shark movies. Under Paris throws a curveball, plunging us into the heart of the “City of Lights.” The Seine River, usually a symbol of romance, peace, and beauty, transforms into a feeding ground for a blood-thirsty predator. A festive Parisian event takes a horrifying turn when a killer shark tears through the unsuspecting crowd. The once joyous atmosphere descends into a gruesome struggle for survival. As chaos erupts, Bérénice Bejo (The Artist) steps forward as Sophia, a brilliant scientist determined to understand the lurking menace. She joins forces with Mika, a passionate environmental activist, and Adil, the Seine River police commander (Nassim Lyes, Overdose). This unlikely trio must race against
Continue reading →
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Wild Eyed and Wicked, a new horror film hitting theaters this summer, weaves a horror-filled tale of a modern-day heroine battling a supernatural threat with roots in the distant past. Molly Kunz stars as Lily Pierce, a woman haunted by a monstrous legacy that has plagued her family for generations. Desperate to break free from this curse, Lily embarks on a quest to reconnect with her estranged father, Gregory (played by Michael X. Sommers). Gregory, a disgraced history professor, holds the key to understanding the creature that torments them. To win, Lily must learn warfare tactics of a bygone era – a time when knights fought monsters with swords and shields. The film’s synopsis hints at a creature design inspired by medieval lore. Imagine the terrifying fusion of a monstrous entity from the present day clashing with the valiant fighting spirit of a knight. This unique blend of past and present promises a visually stunning and action-packed film. Beyond the
Continue reading →
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Prepare to be unsettled! Dark Star Pictures will release the critically acclaimed horror film Property on Digital and on-demand this May. And it should be on your “must-see” list. Property has been racking up awards during its festival tour, winning Best Picture at the prestigious Fantastic Fest. It has gone on to impress audiences, screening at Sitges, Edinburgh, Berlin, and twenty other festivals. This film offers more than just visceral thrills. Writer and director Daniel Bandeira crafts a thought-provoking narrative that explores the political undertones of violence and the complexities of power dynamics. And does so with a tense, brutal tale. Property centers on a wealthy couple whose peaceful retreat is shattered by the arrival of laborers from the surrounding farm. Tensions escalate, forcing both sides to confront a brutal reality. With its exploration of societal issues interwoven with terrifying suspense, Property is a film that will stay with you long after the credits roll. Bandeira assembles a talented cast,
Continue reading →
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It never fails: with the summer heat comes shark movies (not the we are complaining). One of the movies swimming your way this year is The Last Breath, a new chilling horror film set to plunge you into the depths of terror. This suspenseful story follows a group of old friends on a Caribbean vacation. Their reunion takes a horrifying turn when they decide to explore a sunken World War II battleship. What starts as an adventurous dive quickly becomes a desperate fight for survival. Unexplained events and a terrifying realization dawn on them—they’re trapped. With limited resources and the ever-dwindling oxygen supply, surrounded by great whites, the friends must confront their deepest fears and race against time to escape the watery tomb. The Last Breath is directed by Joachim Hedén, who is known for his work in crafting suspenseful narratives. The screenplay is penned by Andrew Prendergast and Nick Saltrese, ensuring a thrilling and terrifying story. The film boasts
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesNewsTrailers
Terror Films Releasing has now announced the upcoming release of Witches’ Well, a chilling found-footage horror film written, directed, and starring Amanda K. Morales (Hell House LLC 2: The Abaddon Hotel). Morales portrays Leona, a best-selling horror author who is researching the Scottish Witch trials in Edinburgh. As Leona delves deeper into her subject matter, the lines between reality and the supernatural begin to blur. She’s not only stalked by a mysterious figure but also experiences phenomena that challenge her ingrained skepticism. The film’s creation stemmed from an unexpected source. While quarantined in Edinburgh during the COVID-19 pandemic, Morales found inspiration in her isolation and the city’s haunting history. The daily walks she took past the “Witches’ Well” memorial sparked a story about confronting skepticism and the allure of believing. Witches’ Well is a unique cinematic experience featuring Morales as the quasi-documentarian thrust into the heart of the horror. While acknowledging the limitations of a single performer, Morales emphasizes the
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