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No holiday is complete with out holiday themed horror films. Here are a few Holiday Horror films to keep you entertained this Winter: Black Christmas (1974) A sorority house falls victim to a stranger during Christmas break. The Gingerdead Man (2005) The soul of a killer possesses a Gingerbread Man. The cookie reaks havoc on the girl who sent him to the chair. The film has three sequels. Black Christmas (2006) An escaped maniac returns to his childhood home, only to discover that it’s now a sorority house. Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale (2010) In the Konvatunturi mountains, 486 meters deep, lies the closest guarded secrets of Christmas. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) This film is a must see for every fan of Halloween. Elves (1989) A young woman uncovers that she is the focus of an evil Nazi experiment, involving elves. Jack Frost (1997) A serial killer dies and comes back as a killer snowman, with a twisted sense
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Before I go into how much I love The Green Inferno, let me start by saying the first 20 – 30 minutes wasn’t great, mainly because our main character Justine (Lorenza Izzo) has an atrocious roommate Kaycee (Sky Ferreira), whose 1990’s grunge, forced, hipster dialogue was one of the most horrific things in this film. I realize that the films director, Eli Roth, was going for with this, but it is either some of the worst acting I have ever seen or the best, Ferreira deserves an Oscar! I have seen this film 3 times and still can not decide what side of the fence I am on. Now that the worst part of the film is out of the way, let’s get to the good stuff! I personally believe this is Roth’s best film! Shooting 4k (digital) along with the films soundtrack really helps bring the jungle to life and ultimately the fear that our characters feel. The opening
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On last week’s episode of Ash vs Evil Dead, Pablo (Pay Santiago) almost got lucky with Kelly (Dana DeLorenzo), who happened to be possessed at the time. Then Pablo’s luck went from bad to worse when his uncle was killed by the demon Eligos (played by Ben Fransham). Luckily, Ash (Bruce Campbell) was able to take the demon out before it killed anyone else. Oh, and Ash got a new kick-ass hand, courtesy of Pablo. This week Ash, Pablo and Kelly are heading to the place where it all began 30 years ago, the cabin. One thing stands in their way, Fisher and Ruby have caught up with them. Things are also a little awkward between Pablo and Kelly, after all, she did try to screw him, then she tried to kill him.
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Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse will be coming to DVD on December 8th, just 39 days after it’s theatrical premiere. Christopher Landon, who also directed ‘Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones’, is behind the film about three Scouts who join forces with a bad-ass waitress to survive when their town is swarmed by zombies. Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse stars Patrick Shchwarzenegger, Tye Sheridan, Halston Sage, David Koechner and Jesica Ahlberg, among others. Human zombies aren’t the only things the cast will have to face. They also have to dodge, a horde of crazy zombie kitties who want to make a meal out of the group. Scouts Guide is just one of several new films that will be part of Paramount’s experiment that will test if the normal 90-day period studios wait to release films on DVD is really the right way to go. Either way, fans are grateful for the early releases.
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A group of Americans travel to Israel to visit the city of Jerusalem. After they arrive, they are caught within the ancient city’s walls as a biblical apocalypse begins. The Paz brothers, Doron and Yoav, together, wrote and directed Jeruzalem. The film stars Yael Grobglas, Yon Tumarkin and Danielle Jadelyn. Jeruzalem will be released in the U.S. some time in 2016 through the Epic Pictures Group.
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Legendary Pictures in-conjunction with Universal will be unleashing Michael Dougherty’s holiday-horror-film, Krampus, in theaters this weekend. The film follows Max, played by Emjay Anthony (Insurgent), a young man who has turned his back on Christmas. During the holiday, as his family’s dysfunction reaches an all time high, Krampus, an ancient deity who punishes bad children on Christmas, is unleashed. The bickering family must find a way to work to together if they want to survive. Krampus stars ‘Parks and Recreation’ actor Adam Scott, Toni Collette (Hostages), Allison Tolman (Fargo), David Koechner (Anchorman), Conchata Ferrell (Mr. Deeds) and Stefania Owen of ‘The Lovely Bones’. ‘Krampus’ was written by Todd Casey and Michael Dougherty, who also directed the film. I hope you’ve been good boys and girls! If not, Krampus may come for you.
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Production company 3B has announced that Archstone Distribution has acquired the rights to the action-packed horror film Blackburn, under their genre arm, Tombstone Distribution. Blackburn stars an experienced cast, including Ken Kirzinger (Freddy vs. Jason), Brad Loree (Halloween: Resurrection), Lochlyn Munro (Assault on Wall Street) and Emilie Ullerup (A Little Bit Zombie), Disney’s Calum Worthy ( Austin and Ally), Zach Peledeau, Alexander Calvert and Wolf Cop’s Sarah Lind. The Soska Sisters, Jen and Sylvia Soska, writers, directors and the hosts of GSN’s Hellevator, will also be appearing in the film. The film was written by Nastasha Baron and directed by Lauro Chatrand (Born to Raise Hell). Chartrand had this to say about the film’s cast and crew: “Blackburn has one of the strongest cast and crews that I’ve seen and I’ve worked on dozens and dozens of productions over the past 25 years. I am very excited to be directing such top talent and working with such a passionate crew.”
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Troubled psychotherapist Peter Bowers (Adrien Brody) is suffering from nightmares and eerie visions. When he uncovers the horrifying secret shared by his patients, he is put on a course that takes him back to the remote hometown he fled years ago. There in False Creek he is consumed by solving a decades-old mystery that holds the key to his strange and menacing delusions. Adrien Brody (King Kong), Sam Neill (Jurassic Park) and Robin McLeavy (The Loved Ones) star in the dark psychological thriller Backtrack. The film was written and directed by Michael Petroni, co-writer of Queen of the Damned. Backtrack premiered earlier this year at the Tribeca Film Festival, and is set to be released in 2016 from Saban Films in association with Madman Films.
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A man, coping with the loss of his wife, Annabel Lee, and a town split by the tragedy, spiral into chaos when a reporter arrives to delve into the story in an attempt to uncover the truth in ‘The Ghost and the Whale’. The problem is, the man doesn’t remember exactly what happened and Annabel’s brothers want revenge. Anthony and James Gaudioso co-directed the thriller. The Gaudioso brothers also penned the film, which stars ‘The Birds’ actress Tippi Hedren, Monica Keena, Jonathan Pryce, Ashlynn Yennie, Timothy Brennen, Maurice Benard and Dominic Bogart. ‘The Ghost and the Whale’ will be out later this year.
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In Andrew Moxham’s survival horror film, ‘White Raven’, four friends set out on their yearly boys-only camping trip in a remote area. As one the group gradually loses his mind, the trip takes a turn for the worse as the other three friends must now fight for survival. ‘White Raven’ Stars Cindy Busby, Sarah Smith, Catharine Michaud, Andrew Dunbar, Shane Twerdun, Aaron Brooks, Steve Bradley, Preston Vanderslice and Missy Cross. The film was written and directed by ‘2012’ actor Andrew Moxham. The indie film gets its name from the Pacific Northwest Native American creation legend of the White Raven. ‘White Raven’ will premiere at Toronto’s Carlton Cinema on November 29th as part of the annual Blood in the Snow Film Festival.
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Holiday HorrorNewsReviewsTrailers
No holiday is complete with out holiday themed horror films. Here are a few Holiday Horror films to keep you entertained this Winter: Black Christmas (1974) A sorority house falls victim to a stranger during Christmas break. The Gingerdead Man (2005) The soul of a killer possesses a Gingerbread Man. The cookie reaks havoc on the girl who sent him to the chair. The film has three sequels. Black Christmas (2006) An escaped maniac returns to his childhood home, only to discover that it’s now a sorority house. Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale (2010) In the Konvatunturi mountains, 486 meters deep, lies the closest guarded secrets of Christmas. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) This film is a must see for every fan of Halloween. Elves (1989) A young woman uncovers that she is the focus of an evil Nazi experiment, involving elves. Jack Frost (1997) A serial killer dies and comes back as a killer snowman, with a twisted sense
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Before I go into how much I love The Green Inferno, let me start by saying the first 20 – 30 minutes wasn’t great, mainly because our main character Justine (Lorenza Izzo) has an atrocious roommate Kaycee (Sky Ferreira), whose 1990’s grunge, forced, hipster dialogue was one of the most horrific things in this film. I realize that the films director, Eli Roth, was going for with this, but it is either some of the worst acting I have ever seen or the best, Ferreira deserves an Oscar! I have seen this film 3 times and still can not decide what side of the fence I am on. Now that the worst part of the film is out of the way, let’s get to the good stuff! I personally believe this is Roth’s best film! Shooting 4k (digital) along with the films soundtrack really helps bring the jungle to life and ultimately the fear that our characters feel. The opening
Continue reading →
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On last week’s episode of Ash vs Evil Dead, Pablo (Pay Santiago) almost got lucky with Kelly (Dana DeLorenzo), who happened to be possessed at the time. Then Pablo’s luck went from bad to worse when his uncle was killed by the demon Eligos (played by Ben Fransham). Luckily, Ash (Bruce Campbell) was able to take the demon out before it killed anyone else. Oh, and Ash got a new kick-ass hand, courtesy of Pablo. This week Ash, Pablo and Kelly are heading to the place where it all began 30 years ago, the cabin. One thing stands in their way, Fisher and Ruby have caught up with them. Things are also a little awkward between Pablo and Kelly, after all, she did try to screw him, then she tried to kill him.
Continue reading →
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Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse will be coming to DVD on December 8th, just 39 days after it’s theatrical premiere. Christopher Landon, who also directed ‘Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones’, is behind the film about three Scouts who join forces with a bad-ass waitress to survive when their town is swarmed by zombies. Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse stars Patrick Shchwarzenegger, Tye Sheridan, Halston Sage, David Koechner and Jesica Ahlberg, among others. Human zombies aren’t the only things the cast will have to face. They also have to dodge, a horde of crazy zombie kitties who want to make a meal out of the group. Scouts Guide is just one of several new films that will be part of Paramount’s experiment that will test if the normal 90-day period studios wait to release films on DVD is really the right way to go. Either way, fans are grateful for the early releases.
Continue reading →
NewsReviewsTrailers
A group of Americans travel to Israel to visit the city of Jerusalem. After they arrive, they are caught within the ancient city’s walls as a biblical apocalypse begins. The Paz brothers, Doron and Yoav, together, wrote and directed Jeruzalem. The film stars Yael Grobglas, Yon Tumarkin and Danielle Jadelyn. Jeruzalem will be released in the U.S. some time in 2016 through the Epic Pictures Group.
Continue reading →
Holiday HorrorTrailers
Legendary Pictures in-conjunction with Universal will be unleashing Michael Dougherty’s holiday-horror-film, Krampus, in theaters this weekend. The film follows Max, played by Emjay Anthony (Insurgent), a young man who has turned his back on Christmas. During the holiday, as his family’s dysfunction reaches an all time high, Krampus, an ancient deity who punishes bad children on Christmas, is unleashed. The bickering family must find a way to work to together if they want to survive. Krampus stars ‘Parks and Recreation’ actor Adam Scott, Toni Collette (Hostages), Allison Tolman (Fargo), David Koechner (Anchorman), Conchata Ferrell (Mr. Deeds) and Stefania Owen of ‘The Lovely Bones’. ‘Krampus’ was written by Todd Casey and Michael Dougherty, who also directed the film. I hope you’ve been good boys and girls! If not, Krampus may come for you.
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Production company 3B has announced that Archstone Distribution has acquired the rights to the action-packed horror film Blackburn, under their genre arm, Tombstone Distribution. Blackburn stars an experienced cast, including Ken Kirzinger (Freddy vs. Jason), Brad Loree (Halloween: Resurrection), Lochlyn Munro (Assault on Wall Street) and Emilie Ullerup (A Little Bit Zombie), Disney’s Calum Worthy ( Austin and Ally), Zach Peledeau, Alexander Calvert and Wolf Cop’s Sarah Lind. The Soska Sisters, Jen and Sylvia Soska, writers, directors and the hosts of GSN’s Hellevator, will also be appearing in the film. The film was written by Nastasha Baron and directed by Lauro Chatrand (Born to Raise Hell). Chartrand had this to say about the film’s cast and crew: “Blackburn has one of the strongest cast and crews that I’ve seen and I’ve worked on dozens and dozens of productions over the past 25 years. I am very excited to be directing such top talent and working with such a passionate crew.”
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Troubled psychotherapist Peter Bowers (Adrien Brody) is suffering from nightmares and eerie visions. When he uncovers the horrifying secret shared by his patients, he is put on a course that takes him back to the remote hometown he fled years ago. There in False Creek he is consumed by solving a decades-old mystery that holds the key to his strange and menacing delusions. Adrien Brody (King Kong), Sam Neill (Jurassic Park) and Robin McLeavy (The Loved Ones) star in the dark psychological thriller Backtrack. The film was written and directed by Michael Petroni, co-writer of Queen of the Damned. Backtrack premiered earlier this year at the Tribeca Film Festival, and is set to be released in 2016 from Saban Films in association with Madman Films.
Continue reading →
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A man, coping with the loss of his wife, Annabel Lee, and a town split by the tragedy, spiral into chaos when a reporter arrives to delve into the story in an attempt to uncover the truth in ‘The Ghost and the Whale’. The problem is, the man doesn’t remember exactly what happened and Annabel’s brothers want revenge. Anthony and James Gaudioso co-directed the thriller. The Gaudioso brothers also penned the film, which stars ‘The Birds’ actress Tippi Hedren, Monica Keena, Jonathan Pryce, Ashlynn Yennie, Timothy Brennen, Maurice Benard and Dominic Bogart. ‘The Ghost and the Whale’ will be out later this year.
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In Andrew Moxham’s survival horror film, ‘White Raven’, four friends set out on their yearly boys-only camping trip in a remote area. As one the group gradually loses his mind, the trip takes a turn for the worse as the other three friends must now fight for survival. ‘White Raven’ Stars Cindy Busby, Sarah Smith, Catharine Michaud, Andrew Dunbar, Shane Twerdun, Aaron Brooks, Steve Bradley, Preston Vanderslice and Missy Cross. The film was written and directed by ‘2012’ actor Andrew Moxham. The indie film gets its name from the Pacific Northwest Native American creation legend of the White Raven. ‘White Raven’ will premiere at Toronto’s Carlton Cinema on November 29th as part of the annual Blood in the Snow Film Festival.
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