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Trailer Unveiled For Horror Thriller ‘White Chamber’
Dark Sky Films has just announced the premiere date of writer-director Paul Raschid‘s horror thriller White Chamber, to celebrate their announcement, they have also revealed the film’s first trailer. Set in the United Kingdom in the near future, a civil war rages, and martial law has been declared by a military government hellbent on squashing the opposition. A woman (Scottish BAFTA nominee Shauna MacDonald, The Descent) wakes up in a blindingly white cuboid cell, where General Zakarian (Oded Fehr) uses increasingly sophisticated and cruel methods to torture her for information – information she claims not to have. As questions of trust are placed both on captor and captive, they find themselves embroiled in an increasingly spiraling journey into the nature of authority. Tense, shocking, and all-too-relevant, White Chamber poses the question: can there even be such a thing as certainty in these most uncertain of times? White Chamber opens in theaters and arrives on VOD on March 29, 2019, from
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Movie Review: The Unseen (2016)
Bob Langmore (Aden Young); deadbeat dad, lumber mill worker, partially invisible…what, what the fuck now?!! Yeah, ol’ Bob made like a fuckin’ banana and split, leaving his wife Darlene (Camille Sutherland) and rebellious teen daughter Eva (Julia Sarah Stone) in his wake…to say nothing of a promising hockey career…to start over in a remote Canadian town. Why did he leave all that behind? Because he is slowly, painfully. turning invisible, which admittedly would tax the ol’ noggin a bit…and lately that “slowly” part is starting to speed up exponentially. Before long, Darlene calls Bob home to help wrangle in their daughter…but there’s one small problem; she goes missing, and Bob doesn’t take kindly to that, so he sets off on a mission of vengeance to find her…all before he vanishes altogether. The Unseen is a unique take on the whole “invisible man” trope. For one thing we get the troubled every man who is dealing with an outre condition (the
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Witness ‘The Possession Of Hannah Grace’ This February
One of the most intriguing horror films of the year, Diederik Van Rooijen‘s The Possession of Hannah Grace, arrives on VOD this Tuesday. Starring Shay Mitchell as a cop just out of rehab who signs up for the night shift at the local hospital morgue where she will face an onslaught of strange, violent events caused by an evil entity attached to the corpse of a girl (Kirby Johnson) left contorted and dead during an exorcism. The Possession of Hannah Grace arrives on Bru-ray and DVD, which both include deleted scenes and two featurettes, on February 26th from Sony Pictures.
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A Family Is Cursed In The International Trailer For Boo!
Luke Jaden‘s indie horror Boo! Ahead of its overseas release later this month, the international trailer has arrived, revealing that when a family gets “Booed” it’s no prank, it’s a curse. Starring Moonlight‘s Jaden Piner, Boo! centers on a family that battling an unseen force as they realize they have to stick together in order to stop unimaginable terror. Jill Marie Jones (“Ash vs. Evil Dead”), Aurora Perrineau (Passengers), Charley Palmer Rothwell (Darkest Hour, Beast), Dwight Henry (12 Years a Slave) and Rob Zabrecky (A Ghost Story) also star. Boo! premieres overseas on February 28th, from Front Row Filmed Entertainment, followed by its U.S. release at a later date (we’ll let you know when).
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An Undead Cowboy Punishes The Wicked In The ‘Spirit Reckoning’ Poster
Writer-director Jimmy Lee Combs is following up his hit horror anthology Terror Tales, released last month, with the horror western Spirit Reckoning, Heart and Fire Productions announced today. To celebrate the announcement Heart and Fire Productions has released the first poster, designed by Ian Miller, The film centers on an avenging skull cowboy. Combs describes the film as “John Woo meets Sergio Leone meets the horror genre.” Set in the Wild West circa 1875, “the story follows Sam Conley, a farmer with a wicked gambling addiction trying to make ends meet for his family. One day while Sam is out selling produce, his wife is brutally beaten and raped by three petty outlaws headed by Savage Bill. Sam returns home to this horrific sight and is strung up and killed alongside his wife and child. To return the favor on a good deed Sam did for the Indian people, a Shaman brings Sam’s spirit back from the dead as an
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The Cannibal Club’s Blood Soaked Red Band Trailer Is Beyond NSFW
Widely regarded as one of the goriest films in years, Brazilian horror hit Cannibal Club, written and directed by Guto Parente, premieres in North America this March from Uncork’d Entertainment. Ahead of its arrival, the Red Band trailer has been released and it’s a blood-drenched, sex-filled, NSFW spectacle that will either leave you blushing or nauseous or both. “Otavio and Gilda are a very wealthy couple of the Brazilian elite who have the habit of eating their employees. Otavio owns a private security company and is a notable member of The Cannibal Club. When Gilda accidentally discovers a secret from Borges, a powerful congressman and the Club’s leader, her and her husband’s lives are in grave danger.” Tavinho Teixeira, Ana Luiza Rios, Pedro Domingues, Zé Maria, Breno Beptista, Rodrigo Capistrano, and Juliana Carvalho star. The smartly satirical and undeniably stomach turning Cannibal Club premieres in theaters March 1, 2019, followed by its arrival On Demand March 5th.
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Special Edition Of Wes Craven’s ‘Swamp Thing’ Coming This March
Before superhero movies liked Thor and The Avengers smashed box offices, Wes Craven brought DC’s Swamp Thing to life on the big screen. 88 Films is celebrating the Craven’s vision by releasing a special edition of Swamp Thing ahead of DC’s new “Swamp Thing” series premiere. “Following the success of The Hills Have Eyes, Swamp Thing shows Craven adapting his style from less rough ‘n’ ready thrills and spills – and the result is an adventure thriller featuring a mutant-monster with good intentions, and a supporting cast of fan-favourites including Adrienne Barbeau (The Fog, Escape from New York), Ray Wise (Twin Peaks, RoboCop) and David Hess (The Last House On The Left) in one of his best-remembered villainous turns.” Released in 1982, Swamp Thing remains one of Craven’s most mesmerizing achievements – with a faithful DC-comic look and action-packed special effects. 88 Films is delighted to present Swamp Thing in a very special edition Blu-ray to be released on March
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Opinion: Remaking ‘Resident Evil 4’ Would Be A Bad Idea
CAPCOM’s biggest release of 2018, Resident Evil 2, was a hit with critics and fans, myself included. The game is a remake of the original but not in a traditional “remake” sense. With the exception of the Orphanage level and a few extra scenes (or scene rewrites), the overall plot was the same along with the stories of the game’s two main heroes Claire and Leon. The major changes to RE2 obviously were the graphics and art making it more detailed to a real-world scenario, and the adoption of the third-person over-the-shoulder view for players, the first time this was seen in the “Resident Evil” game series was the 4th installment of the game, Resident Evil 4. There’s been some rumbling around the internet from fans wanting to see the RE2 remake magic happen again but with Resident Evil 4. The 2005 game took players out of Raccoon City and to a fictional location in Spain (where the locals spoke
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A First Look At ‘The Boy 2″‘
The sequel to 2016’s The Boy is headed our way. Today we have the first creepy, official image of the possessed doll Brahms. Starring Katie Holmes, the sequel centers on a young family, unaware of the terrifying history into which they move. Their young son soon makes an unsettling new friend, Brahms. In the original film, Lauren Cohan played Greta, a young woman who takes a job as a nanny. But when she arrives she finds that is not a child she is caring for, it’s a strange doll. Directed by William Brent Bell, the script was penned by Stacey Menear who also wrote the original. Lakeshore’s Tom Rosenberg, Eric Reid, and Gary Lucchesi, Matt Berenson, Jim Wedaa, and Roy Lee are producing.
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It’s Time For The Acadamy Awards To Recognize Stunt Actors!
The 91st Acadamy Awards is set to air on February 24th. While there has been controversy over the award show’s plans to skip airing four categories, which the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences have changed their mind about, there is something else about the awards we really need to discuss. When it comes to categories, there are winners for everything from Best Picture to Sound Mixing to Hair and Makeup, but there’s one category has been missing for way too long, Best Stunt Actor. If someone can win an award for the best hair in a film, why the hell aren’t the people who put themselves in danger to make movies considered good enough to award? Every day these actors put their lives on the line to make films bigger and better, with several actually losing their lives over the past few years. Think about what your favorite movies would be like without stunt people doing falls from
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Trailer Unveiled For Horror Thriller ‘White Chamber’
Dark Sky Films has just announced the premiere date of writer-director Paul Raschid‘s horror thriller White Chamber, to celebrate their announcement, they have also revealed the film’s first trailer. Set in the United Kingdom in the near future, a civil war rages, and martial law has been declared by a military government hellbent on squashing the opposition. A woman (Scottish BAFTA nominee Shauna MacDonald, The Descent) wakes up in a blindingly white cuboid cell, where General Zakarian (Oded Fehr) uses increasingly sophisticated and cruel methods to torture her for information – information she claims not to have. As questions of trust are placed both on captor and captive, they find themselves embroiled in an increasingly spiraling journey into the nature of authority. Tense, shocking, and all-too-relevant, White Chamber poses the question: can there even be such a thing as certainty in these most uncertain of times? White Chamber opens in theaters and arrives on VOD on March 29, 2019, from
Continue reading →
Movie Review: The Unseen (2016)
Bob Langmore (Aden Young); deadbeat dad, lumber mill worker, partially invisible…what, what the fuck now?!! Yeah, ol’ Bob made like a fuckin’ banana and split, leaving his wife Darlene (Camille Sutherland) and rebellious teen daughter Eva (Julia Sarah Stone) in his wake…to say nothing of a promising hockey career…to start over in a remote Canadian town. Why did he leave all that behind? Because he is slowly, painfully. turning invisible, which admittedly would tax the ol’ noggin a bit…and lately that “slowly” part is starting to speed up exponentially. Before long, Darlene calls Bob home to help wrangle in their daughter…but there’s one small problem; she goes missing, and Bob doesn’t take kindly to that, so he sets off on a mission of vengeance to find her…all before he vanishes altogether. The Unseen is a unique take on the whole “invisible man” trope. For one thing we get the troubled every man who is dealing with an outre condition (the
Continue reading →
Witness ‘The Possession Of Hannah Grace’ This February
One of the most intriguing horror films of the year, Diederik Van Rooijen‘s The Possession of Hannah Grace, arrives on VOD this Tuesday. Starring Shay Mitchell as a cop just out of rehab who signs up for the night shift at the local hospital morgue where she will face an onslaught of strange, violent events caused by an evil entity attached to the corpse of a girl (Kirby Johnson) left contorted and dead during an exorcism. The Possession of Hannah Grace arrives on Bru-ray and DVD, which both include deleted scenes and two featurettes, on February 26th from Sony Pictures.
Continue reading →
A Family Is Cursed In The International Trailer For Boo!
Luke Jaden‘s indie horror Boo! Ahead of its overseas release later this month, the international trailer has arrived, revealing that when a family gets “Booed” it’s no prank, it’s a curse. Starring Moonlight‘s Jaden Piner, Boo! centers on a family that battling an unseen force as they realize they have to stick together in order to stop unimaginable terror. Jill Marie Jones (“Ash vs. Evil Dead”), Aurora Perrineau (Passengers), Charley Palmer Rothwell (Darkest Hour, Beast), Dwight Henry (12 Years a Slave) and Rob Zabrecky (A Ghost Story) also star. Boo! premieres overseas on February 28th, from Front Row Filmed Entertainment, followed by its U.S. release at a later date (we’ll let you know when).
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An Undead Cowboy Punishes The Wicked In The ‘Spirit Reckoning’ Poster
Writer-director Jimmy Lee Combs is following up his hit horror anthology Terror Tales, released last month, with the horror western Spirit Reckoning, Heart and Fire Productions announced today. To celebrate the announcement Heart and Fire Productions has released the first poster, designed by Ian Miller, The film centers on an avenging skull cowboy. Combs describes the film as “John Woo meets Sergio Leone meets the horror genre.” Set in the Wild West circa 1875, “the story follows Sam Conley, a farmer with a wicked gambling addiction trying to make ends meet for his family. One day while Sam is out selling produce, his wife is brutally beaten and raped by three petty outlaws headed by Savage Bill. Sam returns home to this horrific sight and is strung up and killed alongside his wife and child. To return the favor on a good deed Sam did for the Indian people, a Shaman brings Sam’s spirit back from the dead as an
Continue reading →
The Cannibal Club’s Blood Soaked Red Band Trailer Is Beyond NSFW
Widely regarded as one of the goriest films in years, Brazilian horror hit Cannibal Club, written and directed by Guto Parente, premieres in North America this March from Uncork’d Entertainment. Ahead of its arrival, the Red Band trailer has been released and it’s a blood-drenched, sex-filled, NSFW spectacle that will either leave you blushing or nauseous or both. “Otavio and Gilda are a very wealthy couple of the Brazilian elite who have the habit of eating their employees. Otavio owns a private security company and is a notable member of The Cannibal Club. When Gilda accidentally discovers a secret from Borges, a powerful congressman and the Club’s leader, her and her husband’s lives are in grave danger.” Tavinho Teixeira, Ana Luiza Rios, Pedro Domingues, Zé Maria, Breno Beptista, Rodrigo Capistrano, and Juliana Carvalho star. The smartly satirical and undeniably stomach turning Cannibal Club premieres in theaters March 1, 2019, followed by its arrival On Demand March 5th.
Continue reading →
Special Edition Of Wes Craven’s ‘Swamp Thing’ Coming This March
Before superhero movies liked Thor and The Avengers smashed box offices, Wes Craven brought DC’s Swamp Thing to life on the big screen. 88 Films is celebrating the Craven’s vision by releasing a special edition of Swamp Thing ahead of DC’s new “Swamp Thing” series premiere. “Following the success of The Hills Have Eyes, Swamp Thing shows Craven adapting his style from less rough ‘n’ ready thrills and spills – and the result is an adventure thriller featuring a mutant-monster with good intentions, and a supporting cast of fan-favourites including Adrienne Barbeau (The Fog, Escape from New York), Ray Wise (Twin Peaks, RoboCop) and David Hess (The Last House On The Left) in one of his best-remembered villainous turns.” Released in 1982, Swamp Thing remains one of Craven’s most mesmerizing achievements – with a faithful DC-comic look and action-packed special effects. 88 Films is delighted to present Swamp Thing in a very special edition Blu-ray to be released on March
Continue reading →
Opinion: Remaking ‘Resident Evil 4’ Would Be A Bad Idea
CAPCOM’s biggest release of 2018, Resident Evil 2, was a hit with critics and fans, myself included. The game is a remake of the original but not in a traditional “remake” sense. With the exception of the Orphanage level and a few extra scenes (or scene rewrites), the overall plot was the same along with the stories of the game’s two main heroes Claire and Leon. The major changes to RE2 obviously were the graphics and art making it more detailed to a real-world scenario, and the adoption of the third-person over-the-shoulder view for players, the first time this was seen in the “Resident Evil” game series was the 4th installment of the game, Resident Evil 4. There’s been some rumbling around the internet from fans wanting to see the RE2 remake magic happen again but with Resident Evil 4. The 2005 game took players out of Raccoon City and to a fictional location in Spain (where the locals spoke
Continue reading →
A First Look At ‘The Boy 2″‘
The sequel to 2016’s The Boy is headed our way. Today we have the first creepy, official image of the possessed doll Brahms. Starring Katie Holmes, the sequel centers on a young family, unaware of the terrifying history into which they move. Their young son soon makes an unsettling new friend, Brahms. In the original film, Lauren Cohan played Greta, a young woman who takes a job as a nanny. But when she arrives she finds that is not a child she is caring for, it’s a strange doll. Directed by William Brent Bell, the script was penned by Stacey Menear who also wrote the original. Lakeshore’s Tom Rosenberg, Eric Reid, and Gary Lucchesi, Matt Berenson, Jim Wedaa, and Roy Lee are producing.
Continue reading →
It’s Time For The Acadamy Awards To Recognize Stunt Actors!
The 91st Acadamy Awards is set to air on February 24th. While there has been controversy over the award show’s plans to skip airing four categories, which the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences have changed their mind about, there is something else about the awards we really need to discuss. When it comes to categories, there are winners for everything from Best Picture to Sound Mixing to Hair and Makeup, but there’s one category has been missing for way too long, Best Stunt Actor. If someone can win an award for the best hair in a film, why the hell aren’t the people who put themselves in danger to make movies considered good enough to award? Every day these actors put their lives on the line to make films bigger and better, with several actually losing their lives over the past few years. Think about what your favorite movies would be like without stunt people doing falls from
Continue reading →