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Calling all fans of the bizarre and the hilarious! Stitches, the first-ever feature-length sock puppet horror-comedy, has stitched its way onto Amazon Prime Video in the UK and USA, ready to tickle your funny bone and twist your guts. And the best part? You can rent or buy it right now! Think Cabin in the Woods meets Avenue Q, but with more felt and fewer existential crises. Stitches takes you on a wild ride with Mary and her friends as their remote cabin getaway takes a hilarious, blood-soaked turn. Turns out, uncovering the secrets of an Evil Witch can turn a weekend into a fight for survival! But don’t be fooled by the fuzzy faces. This one-of-a-kind flick boasts a cast of over 40 puppets brought to life by just two puppeteers and one director/cinematographer, all during the COVID-19 lockdown in a two-bedroom apartment! Talk about dedication (and probably a lot of lint rollers). And the laughs aren’t the only
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Brace yourselves, Prime members, because your ad-free bingeing days are numbered. Amazon’s long-dreaded email dropped, confirming that commercials will invade Prime Video starting January 29, 2024. While the email promises “limited” interruptions and continued investment in “compelling content,” the news sparked a fiery backlash, scorching social media with user indignation. “This is it,” one disgruntled Prime member fumed on X. “Ads on Prime Video? I guess it’s time to say goodbye.” The sentiment resonated, with similar pronouncements of cancellation flooding the platform. Amazon’s attempt to soothe concerns with an unchanged Prime price tag and an optional $2.99 ad-free tier did little to quell the flames. Remember those blissful days of uninterrupted streaming, a perk woven into the very fabric of Prime membership? Soon, your “Lord of the Rings” marathons and binge-worthy “Bridgerton” seasons will be punctuated by commercial breaks. While promises of “meaningfully fewer” ads compared to cable are tossed around, it’s hard to swallow this bitter pill, especially for
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Hundreds of new series premiere every year and return for new seasons, but what are the best of 2023? We’ve got a list of the top 10 must-see shows you don’t want to miss. 10. John Carpenter’s Suburban Scream The new six-episode series will explore terrifying true tales of terror that took place in seemingly perfect American hometowns. Each episode will delve into the monstrous evil that lurks beneath the surface of friendly suburbia through the lens of one frightful tale. In addition to firsthand accounts, the episodes will include cinematic reenactments, personal archives, and historic town press coverage. Check out our interview with the series’ director Jordan Roberts. 9. Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Godzilla returns this week in the new Apple TV+ series “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters,” and he’s bringing some friends, well, enemies too. Following the thunderous battle between Godzilla and the Titans that leveled San Francisco and the shocking revelation that monsters are real, “Monarch: Legacy of
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Get ready for a chilling descent into the woods, where laughter curdles into screams. The Human Trap, a South Korean horror film, arrives on Amazon Prime and other streaming platforms, promising to turn your next camping trip into a white-knuckle nightmare. A carefree weekend outing for four naïve teens takes a horrifying turn when they stumble into a hidden nightmare. Rounded up by a deranged Christian “doctor” and his sadistic assistant, they find themselves prisoners in a makeshift medical lab. The gruesome twist? To escape, they must sing the full Kumbaya hymn. But this ain’t your childhood campfire song. Infused with pitch-black humor and relentless suspense, The Human Trap unleashes a torrent of shocking violence. The terrified teens fight for their lives. Each desperate escape attempt was met with unimaginable brutality by their twisted captors. Director Lee Moon-young weaves dark humor into the fabric of his gruesome narrative. The film’s unpredictable twists and turns will keep you guessing until the
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After an award-winning festival run, the new horror anthology film The Monster Mash is out now from BayView Entertainment. Watch as it takes you back to the glorious days of creature features that dominated television. Set across America, the film sees Dr. Freudstein and his sidekick Ludwig fumble to create a bio-mechincal experiment while hosting “The Monster Mash Triple Feature Show.” The Monster Mash features three gruesome tales, Whispering Hollow Road – A dark noir with a monstrous twist, The House – A modern gothic tale of lycanthropy, and Homebound Horror – A grimy grindhouse tale of revenge of extraterrestrial proportions. Directed by Richard Terrasi and Kevin Losani. The film stars Michael Gentile, William Kozy,and Cherry Fu. Watch The Monster Mash now on Prime Video, from Bayview Entertainment.
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Each year, fans eagerly anticipate learning the fate of their beloved series as streaming services often decide to cancel shows that have captured our hearts. The burning question remains: which series will be granted another season, and which ones will face their final curtain call? Below, you’ll find an updated list of recently renewed shows and those that have unfortunately been canceled. Renewed: Blue Eyed Samari Netflix Series This action-packed series sees a Samari on a mission to hunt a group of men. Twisted Metal Peacock Series Thankfully renewed for a second season, this series centers on John Doe, a milkman making deliveries in a brutal post-apocalyptic world. Foundation Apple TV Series The series is a complex saga of humans scattered on planets throughout the galaxy, all living under the rule of the Galactic Empire. Black Mirror Netflix Series This genre-bending series returns for its seventh season. Gen V Prime Video Series The spin-off to “The Boys” features brutal action
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As the weather outside turns frightful and you have no place to go, it’s the perfect weather to warp yourself in a blanket and watch some great movies. From action-packed films to holiday horror, several great movies were released last week that you shouldn’t miss. Here’s a list of what to watch. Released Last Week Lord of Misrule In Select Theaters From director William Brent Bell, who brought you The Boy, The Boy 2, and Orphan: First Kill, comes a dark and twisted tale of a Vicor on a mission to rescue her daughter from a cult. After you watch Lord of Misrule, a “haunting must-see” movie in my spoiler-free review, be sure to watch my interview with director Bell. Poor Things In Theaters In the film inspired by Frankenstein, Emma Stone is a young woman brought back to life by the brilliant and unorthodox scientist Dr. Godwin Baxter (Willem Dafoe). Under Baxter’s protection, Bella is eager to learn. Hungry
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Directed by Jaco Minnaar, who co-wrote the film with David Cornwell, Peacock is an upcoming South African gothic horror film that is set to make its U.S. debut this December. The film follows Anna Pohl, played by Tarryn Wyngaard. A young woman who was raised in a strict and brutal Authoritarian institute called “The Foundation.” After violating the institute’s strict moral standards, Anna is sent to care for one of the founding members, Sarel Cilliers (Johan Botha), an Apartheid-era theologian who is living out his days on his isolated farm in a state of paranoia and demonic hallucinations. As Anna tries to unravel the mysteries of Sarel’s farm and The Foundation, she is slowly pulled into his terrifying world. Her own feelings of guilt also haunt her. Peacock is described as an “erotic” and “evocative” horror film that explores the dark recesses of paranoia, as well as the Afrikaner psyche and its compromised past. The film is directed by Jaco
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The world of video game adaptions, which includes“Twisted Metal” and Peacock’s Five Nights At Freddy’s, continues to expand its reach into the realm of television. Now, another beloved gaming franchise is set to make its live-action debut: Prime Video’s upcoming “Fallout” series. Based on the critically acclaimed post-apocalyptic role-playing game, the show promises to bring the iconic world of monsters and mayhem to life in a thrilling and visually stunning way. Set centuries after a devastating nuclear war, “Fallout” follows the story of Lucy, a young woman who has spent her entire life sheltered within the confines of an underground vault. When a crisis forces her to venture out into the irradiated wasteland, Lucy is confronted with a harsh and unforgiving world filled with mutated creatures, dangerous factions, and the remnants of a once-thriving civilization. The trailer for “Fallout” offers a tantalizing glimpse into the show’s world, showcasing its impressive visuals, captivating characters, and the signature blend of action, adventure,
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Christmas-themed horror films are one of our favorite things about the holiday season. From crazed Santas to demented killers that drop bodies on the biggest holiday of the year, we’ve gathered a list of great films you will love to unwrap this month and where you can watch them. It’s A Wonderful Knife (2023) Theaters and Shudder In the 2023 film starring Justin Long, “a year after saving her town from a psychotic killer on Christmas Eve, Winnie Carruthers’ life is less than wonderful — but when she wishes she’d never been born, she finds herself in a nightmare parallel universe and discovers that without her, things could be much, much worse. Now the killer is back, and she must team up with the town misfit to identify the killer and get back to her reality.” We highly recommend that you take a minute and check out our interview with the film’s writer-producer, Micahel Kennedy. Santa’s Slay (2005) Prime Video,
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Calling all fans of the bizarre and the hilarious! Stitches, the first-ever feature-length sock puppet horror-comedy, has stitched its way onto Amazon Prime Video in the UK and USA, ready to tickle your funny bone and twist your guts. And the best part? You can rent or buy it right now! Think Cabin in the Woods meets Avenue Q, but with more felt and fewer existential crises. Stitches takes you on a wild ride with Mary and her friends as their remote cabin getaway takes a hilarious, blood-soaked turn. Turns out, uncovering the secrets of an Evil Witch can turn a weekend into a fight for survival! But don’t be fooled by the fuzzy faces. This one-of-a-kind flick boasts a cast of over 40 puppets brought to life by just two puppeteers and one director/cinematographer, all during the COVID-19 lockdown in a two-bedroom apartment! Talk about dedication (and probably a lot of lint rollers). And the laughs aren’t the only
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Brace yourselves, Prime members, because your ad-free bingeing days are numbered. Amazon’s long-dreaded email dropped, confirming that commercials will invade Prime Video starting January 29, 2024. While the email promises “limited” interruptions and continued investment in “compelling content,” the news sparked a fiery backlash, scorching social media with user indignation. “This is it,” one disgruntled Prime member fumed on X. “Ads on Prime Video? I guess it’s time to say goodbye.” The sentiment resonated, with similar pronouncements of cancellation flooding the platform. Amazon’s attempt to soothe concerns with an unchanged Prime price tag and an optional $2.99 ad-free tier did little to quell the flames. Remember those blissful days of uninterrupted streaming, a perk woven into the very fabric of Prime membership? Soon, your “Lord of the Rings” marathons and binge-worthy “Bridgerton” seasons will be punctuated by commercial breaks. While promises of “meaningfully fewer” ads compared to cable are tossed around, it’s hard to swallow this bitter pill, especially for
Continue reading →
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Hundreds of new series premiere every year and return for new seasons, but what are the best of 2023? We’ve got a list of the top 10 must-see shows you don’t want to miss. 10. John Carpenter’s Suburban Scream The new six-episode series will explore terrifying true tales of terror that took place in seemingly perfect American hometowns. Each episode will delve into the monstrous evil that lurks beneath the surface of friendly suburbia through the lens of one frightful tale. In addition to firsthand accounts, the episodes will include cinematic reenactments, personal archives, and historic town press coverage. Check out our interview with the series’ director Jordan Roberts. 9. Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Godzilla returns this week in the new Apple TV+ series “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters,” and he’s bringing some friends, well, enemies too. Following the thunderous battle between Godzilla and the Titans that leveled San Francisco and the shocking revelation that monsters are real, “Monarch: Legacy of
Continue reading →
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Get ready for a chilling descent into the woods, where laughter curdles into screams. The Human Trap, a South Korean horror film, arrives on Amazon Prime and other streaming platforms, promising to turn your next camping trip into a white-knuckle nightmare. A carefree weekend outing for four naïve teens takes a horrifying turn when they stumble into a hidden nightmare. Rounded up by a deranged Christian “doctor” and his sadistic assistant, they find themselves prisoners in a makeshift medical lab. The gruesome twist? To escape, they must sing the full Kumbaya hymn. But this ain’t your childhood campfire song. Infused with pitch-black humor and relentless suspense, The Human Trap unleashes a torrent of shocking violence. The terrified teens fight for their lives. Each desperate escape attempt was met with unimaginable brutality by their twisted captors. Director Lee Moon-young weaves dark humor into the fabric of his gruesome narrative. The film’s unpredictable twists and turns will keep you guessing until the
Continue reading →
Amazon Prime VideoMoviesNewsStreaming TVTrailers
After an award-winning festival run, the new horror anthology film The Monster Mash is out now from BayView Entertainment. Watch as it takes you back to the glorious days of creature features that dominated television. Set across America, the film sees Dr. Freudstein and his sidekick Ludwig fumble to create a bio-mechincal experiment while hosting “The Monster Mash Triple Feature Show.” The Monster Mash features three gruesome tales, Whispering Hollow Road – A dark noir with a monstrous twist, The House – A modern gothic tale of lycanthropy, and Homebound Horror – A grimy grindhouse tale of revenge of extraterrestrial proportions. Directed by Richard Terrasi and Kevin Losani. The film stars Michael Gentile, William Kozy,and Cherry Fu. Watch The Monster Mash now on Prime Video, from Bayview Entertainment.
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Each year, fans eagerly anticipate learning the fate of their beloved series as streaming services often decide to cancel shows that have captured our hearts. The burning question remains: which series will be granted another season, and which ones will face their final curtain call? Below, you’ll find an updated list of recently renewed shows and those that have unfortunately been canceled. Renewed: Blue Eyed Samari Netflix Series This action-packed series sees a Samari on a mission to hunt a group of men. Twisted Metal Peacock Series Thankfully renewed for a second season, this series centers on John Doe, a milkman making deliveries in a brutal post-apocalyptic world. Foundation Apple TV Series The series is a complex saga of humans scattered on planets throughout the galaxy, all living under the rule of the Galactic Empire. Black Mirror Netflix Series This genre-bending series returns for its seventh season. Gen V Prime Video Series The spin-off to “The Boys” features brutal action
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Amazon Prime VideoHoliday HorrorIndieMoviesNetflixNewsShudderStreaming TV
As the weather outside turns frightful and you have no place to go, it’s the perfect weather to warp yourself in a blanket and watch some great movies. From action-packed films to holiday horror, several great movies were released last week that you shouldn’t miss. Here’s a list of what to watch. Released Last Week Lord of Misrule In Select Theaters From director William Brent Bell, who brought you The Boy, The Boy 2, and Orphan: First Kill, comes a dark and twisted tale of a Vicor on a mission to rescue her daughter from a cult. After you watch Lord of Misrule, a “haunting must-see” movie in my spoiler-free review, be sure to watch my interview with director Bell. Poor Things In Theaters In the film inspired by Frankenstein, Emma Stone is a young woman brought back to life by the brilliant and unorthodox scientist Dr. Godwin Baxter (Willem Dafoe). Under Baxter’s protection, Bella is eager to learn. Hungry
Continue reading →
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Directed by Jaco Minnaar, who co-wrote the film with David Cornwell, Peacock is an upcoming South African gothic horror film that is set to make its U.S. debut this December. The film follows Anna Pohl, played by Tarryn Wyngaard. A young woman who was raised in a strict and brutal Authoritarian institute called “The Foundation.” After violating the institute’s strict moral standards, Anna is sent to care for one of the founding members, Sarel Cilliers (Johan Botha), an Apartheid-era theologian who is living out his days on his isolated farm in a state of paranoia and demonic hallucinations. As Anna tries to unravel the mysteries of Sarel’s farm and The Foundation, she is slowly pulled into his terrifying world. Her own feelings of guilt also haunt her. Peacock is described as an “erotic” and “evocative” horror film that explores the dark recesses of paranoia, as well as the Afrikaner psyche and its compromised past. The film is directed by Jaco
Continue reading →
AdaptationAmazon Prime VideoGamingNewsStreaming TVTrailers
The world of video game adaptions, which includes“Twisted Metal” and Peacock’s Five Nights At Freddy’s, continues to expand its reach into the realm of television. Now, another beloved gaming franchise is set to make its live-action debut: Prime Video’s upcoming “Fallout” series. Based on the critically acclaimed post-apocalyptic role-playing game, the show promises to bring the iconic world of monsters and mayhem to life in a thrilling and visually stunning way. Set centuries after a devastating nuclear war, “Fallout” follows the story of Lucy, a young woman who has spent her entire life sheltered within the confines of an underground vault. When a crisis forces her to venture out into the irradiated wasteland, Lucy is confronted with a harsh and unforgiving world filled with mutated creatures, dangerous factions, and the remnants of a once-thriving civilization. The trailer for “Fallout” offers a tantalizing glimpse into the show’s world, showcasing its impressive visuals, captivating characters, and the signature blend of action, adventure,
Continue reading →
Amazon Prime VideoApple TVHBO MaxHoliday HorrorHuluIndieMGM+MoviesNetflixPeacockPluto TVRokuStreaming TVTrailersTubi
Christmas-themed horror films are one of our favorite things about the holiday season. From crazed Santas to demented killers that drop bodies on the biggest holiday of the year, we’ve gathered a list of great films you will love to unwrap this month and where you can watch them. It’s A Wonderful Knife (2023) Theaters and Shudder In the 2023 film starring Justin Long, “a year after saving her town from a psychotic killer on Christmas Eve, Winnie Carruthers’ life is less than wonderful — but when she wishes she’d never been born, she finds herself in a nightmare parallel universe and discovers that without her, things could be much, much worse. Now the killer is back, and she must team up with the town misfit to identify the killer and get back to her reality.” We highly recommend that you take a minute and check out our interview with the film’s writer-producer, Micahel Kennedy. Santa’s Slay (2005) Prime Video,
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