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People Struggle To Stay Civil In The Season 9 Trailer For “The Walking Dead”
With only months left to go, the season 9 trailer for “The Walking Dead” has arrived, revealing both harmony and inner turmoil amongst groups. This season Rick and Maggie and hers will find themselves at odds as do some of the groups that have come together. Rick’s choice to save Negan has put a real strain on the relationship between him and Maggie and the Hilltop and Alexandria. This season we will also see multiple new locations, including a forest location and the city which was revealed in the new poster. It’s time we got to see something new. We already know that we will be saying goodbye to at least two main characters, including Andrew Lincoln who confirmed today at SDCC that he is indeed leaving the show. The big question is can “TWD” keep their fans interested this season? Can it withstand saying goodbye to multiple main characters? That won’t be the only people we will say goodbye
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American Horror Story’s Eighth Season Is Titled…
News continues to surface from this week’s San Diego Comic-Con. Today, we have the title and first art for season eight of “American Horror Story“. Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Kathy Bates, Joan Collins, Cheyenne Jackson, Billie Lourd, Leslie Grossman, Billy Eichner, and Adina Porter are confirmed to be returning. Emma Roberts and Taissa Farmiga have been teased to be returning, but are not confirmed at this point. Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman (UnReal) and Kyle Allen (The Path) have joined the cast. The eight season, a crossover of “Murder House” and “Coven”, is titled “American Horror Story: Apocalypse” and will premiere on September 12, 2018.
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MetaArcade Announces New Levels For ‘Cthulhu Chronicles’ Mobile Game
Mobile game developer MetaArcade has announced four new levels to their horror game “Cthulhu Chronicles” based on the popular tabletop RPG game “Call of Cthulhu” by Chaosium. This week the first of these new levels, “The good professor” was released (July 17th). In the latest chapter, players have met their match as everything they’ve experienced in the story so far leads them to test their decision-making skills. Miskatonic University: releasing 11 AM PT on Tuesday, July 24 Players will have their questions answered as they study at the mysterious school and meet the unusual faculty. Crimson Letters: releasing 11 AM PT on Tuesday, July 31 Players must survive Mr. Wick’s dinner party in order to receive the Crimson Letters. Blackwater Creek: releasing 11 AM PT on Thursday, August 2 Everything players have encountered in the story leads up to this chapter as they venture to Blackwater Creek where the standoffish locals are the least of their worries. The game is
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Iconic Genre Magazine Film Threat Lives on With New Distribution Label
If you are like me, you studied the pages of Film Threat magazine in the ’90’s, dreaming of all of the exciting new indy projects that most likely would not be coming to a theater near me. Well, good news; Film Threat has returned (I mean they’ve had a website for years…but you get what I’m laying down) with a new distribution label announced at this year’s SDCC titled…better sit down for this shocker…Film Threat Presents! Their first release will be F’ed up sci-fi drug yarn The Theta Girl! Here’s the official rundown copy/pasted straight from the PR material just for you boils n’ ghouls: 33 years after its premiere as the rogue, iconoclastic fanzine championing indie film, Film Threat is back. First as a website, FilmThreat.com, relaunched last year, and now as a distribution label, catering to the same demographic that loved the disruptive magazine so much during its print run between 1985 and 1997. The first release, scheduled
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Terror Is Lurking Around Every Corner In The ‘He’s Out There’ Trailer
Slasher He’s Out There is set to arrive this September on DVD and Blu-ray. Ahead of its release, the international trailer has been unleashed. While the film was billed as being from the director of The House on the Left, Dennis Iliads, the director has suddenly been listed on IMDb as Quinn Lasher, an unknown filmmaker. Mike Scannell penned the script. “On vacation at a remote lake house, a mother and her two young daughters must fight for survival after falling into a terrifying and bizarre nightmare conceived by a psychopath.“ The film stars “The Handmaid’s Tale” actress Yvonne Strahovski, Justin Bruening, Anna Pniowsky, Abigail Pniowsky, Julian Bailey and Ryan McDonald. The production team includes Edward Wild is director of photography (London Has Fallen, Severance); Peter Cosco is production designer (Haunter); and Rick Shaine as editor (The Incredible Hulk, A Nightmare on Elm Street). Previously titled Scarecrow, the Sony Screen Gems produced film arrives on DVD in the UK on
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80’s Throwback Flick ‘The Barn’ Coming To Digital This July
Terror Films is kicking off the summer with the release of their highly-anticipated 80’s throwback flick The Barn. The Barn, written and directed by Justin M. Seaman, racked up awards across 38 film festivals winning Best Old School Horror (Fright Night Film Fest), Best Cinematography (Crimson Screen Horror Film), Best Special Make-Up FX (Hexploitation Film Fest), the Audience Choice Award at Nevermore Film Festival and many more! Set on Halloween night 1989, it follows best friends Sam (Mitchell Musolino) and Josh (Will Stout) who are trying to enjoy what’s left of their final ‘Devil’s Night’ before graduating from high school. However, trouble arises when the two pals and a group of friends take a detour on their way to a rock concert. They find an old abandoned barn and awaken the evil that lurks inside. Now it’s up to Sam and Josh to find a way to protect their friends and defeat the creatures that lurk within “The Barn.” The
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Fantasia 2018 Movie Review: The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The BigFoot
On July 19th Robert D. Krzykowski‘s The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the BigFoot premiered at the acclaimed 2018 Fantasia International Film Festival. I had the pleasure of seeing this intense film that is filled with suspense, emotion, and action. The film opens with Billy Squire’s “Lonely is the Night” playing on an old jukebox. As the camera pans around we see a man sitting on a bar stool alone with only his drink to keep him company. That man is none other than Mr. Sam Elliot as our silver-haired central character, Calvin Barr. As soon as Calvin sets down his glass we are sent into a flashback, which happens frequently in this film. We see a young, dark-haired man in a Nazi uniform making his way through a manor under Nazi control. We see the young Calvin enter an office where Hitler stands, warming himself by a fire. Suddenly Calvin snaps back to the present where the bartender
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Movie Review: Occupation (2018)
Occupation begins with Reagan’s famous speech about the world’s differences being set aside and all mankind uniting if faced with an alien threat (also a large part of the plot of ’80’s comic book masterpiece Watchmen)…which is put to the test as a disparate band of residents of a small Australian town go about their daily lives until they are faced with just that…an invasion from beyond the stars that begins as they all enjoy a carnival where a football match…game…I don’t know, maybe it even isn’t football…I know jack shit-all about sports, and I’m sure the participants ability to kick a ball in no way foreshadows anything to come as the story plays out. Any way, a right unruly lot of armor clad star-borne bastards begin shooting up the carnival with their “pew-pew” lasers six ways to Sunday (in a spectacular action set piece). As the days (and months) progress our normal folk must rise up and become heroes
Continue reading →
Confirmed: Annabelle 3 Coming To Theaters In 2019
Last night at the San Diego Comic-Con it was confirmed that a third Annabelle film is on its way. The first spin-off from The Conjuring franchise will come full circle with its final film, set in the present. The franchise has revealed that the haunted doll is only one of the many terrifying objects locked away in Warren’s museum. Now, Annabelle will activate everything inside the museum and terrorize the Warren’s 10 year-old daughter Judy. Gary Dauberman who wrote both Annabelle and Annabelle: Creation will be both writing and directing the sequel which is being described as “Night at the Museum, but with demons.” James Wan will be producing. Even though New Line has just announced Annabelle 3, it already possesses a release date, July 3, 2019. Annabelle 3 is not the only Conjuring spin-off with a release date, The Nun is set to open in theaters nationwide on September 7th.
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The Lullaby Is Now Out On DVD
The Lullaby, from director Darrell Roodt, one of the best indie horror films of the year, is now out on VOD and DVD. Starring Reine Swart, The Lullaby is the twisted tale of Chloe Van Heerden, as a young woman who returns to her hometown to give birth. As she struggles to cope with motherhood and her overbearing mother, she finds herself with a growing sense of guilt, paranoia, and an overwhelming feeling that she and her baby are in danger from a dark entity. Brandon Auret, Thandi Puren, Dorthy Ann Gould, Samuel Frauenstein, and Deànré Reines co-star in this tale that shines a light on postpartum depression. Pick up your copy of The Lullaby (review) now, from Uncork’d Entertainment. Be sure to check our interview with the film’s star Reine Swart.
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People Struggle To Stay Civil In The Season 9 Trailer For “The Walking Dead”
With only months left to go, the season 9 trailer for “The Walking Dead” has arrived, revealing both harmony and inner turmoil amongst groups. This season Rick and Maggie and hers will find themselves at odds as do some of the groups that have come together. Rick’s choice to save Negan has put a real strain on the relationship between him and Maggie and the Hilltop and Alexandria. This season we will also see multiple new locations, including a forest location and the city which was revealed in the new poster. It’s time we got to see something new. We already know that we will be saying goodbye to at least two main characters, including Andrew Lincoln who confirmed today at SDCC that he is indeed leaving the show. The big question is can “TWD” keep their fans interested this season? Can it withstand saying goodbye to multiple main characters? That won’t be the only people we will say goodbye
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American Horror Story’s Eighth Season Is Titled…
News continues to surface from this week’s San Diego Comic-Con. Today, we have the title and first art for season eight of “American Horror Story“. Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Kathy Bates, Joan Collins, Cheyenne Jackson, Billie Lourd, Leslie Grossman, Billy Eichner, and Adina Porter are confirmed to be returning. Emma Roberts and Taissa Farmiga have been teased to be returning, but are not confirmed at this point. Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman (UnReal) and Kyle Allen (The Path) have joined the cast. The eight season, a crossover of “Murder House” and “Coven”, is titled “American Horror Story: Apocalypse” and will premiere on September 12, 2018.
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MetaArcade Announces New Levels For ‘Cthulhu Chronicles’ Mobile Game
Mobile game developer MetaArcade has announced four new levels to their horror game “Cthulhu Chronicles” based on the popular tabletop RPG game “Call of Cthulhu” by Chaosium. This week the first of these new levels, “The good professor” was released (July 17th). In the latest chapter, players have met their match as everything they’ve experienced in the story so far leads them to test their decision-making skills. Miskatonic University: releasing 11 AM PT on Tuesday, July 24 Players will have their questions answered as they study at the mysterious school and meet the unusual faculty. Crimson Letters: releasing 11 AM PT on Tuesday, July 31 Players must survive Mr. Wick’s dinner party in order to receive the Crimson Letters. Blackwater Creek: releasing 11 AM PT on Thursday, August 2 Everything players have encountered in the story leads up to this chapter as they venture to Blackwater Creek where the standoffish locals are the least of their worries. The game is
Continue reading →
Iconic Genre Magazine Film Threat Lives on With New Distribution Label
If you are like me, you studied the pages of Film Threat magazine in the ’90’s, dreaming of all of the exciting new indy projects that most likely would not be coming to a theater near me. Well, good news; Film Threat has returned (I mean they’ve had a website for years…but you get what I’m laying down) with a new distribution label announced at this year’s SDCC titled…better sit down for this shocker…Film Threat Presents! Their first release will be F’ed up sci-fi drug yarn The Theta Girl! Here’s the official rundown copy/pasted straight from the PR material just for you boils n’ ghouls: 33 years after its premiere as the rogue, iconoclastic fanzine championing indie film, Film Threat is back. First as a website, FilmThreat.com, relaunched last year, and now as a distribution label, catering to the same demographic that loved the disruptive magazine so much during its print run between 1985 and 1997. The first release, scheduled
Continue reading →
Terror Is Lurking Around Every Corner In The ‘He’s Out There’ Trailer
Slasher He’s Out There is set to arrive this September on DVD and Blu-ray. Ahead of its release, the international trailer has been unleashed. While the film was billed as being from the director of The House on the Left, Dennis Iliads, the director has suddenly been listed on IMDb as Quinn Lasher, an unknown filmmaker. Mike Scannell penned the script. “On vacation at a remote lake house, a mother and her two young daughters must fight for survival after falling into a terrifying and bizarre nightmare conceived by a psychopath.“ The film stars “The Handmaid’s Tale” actress Yvonne Strahovski, Justin Bruening, Anna Pniowsky, Abigail Pniowsky, Julian Bailey and Ryan McDonald. The production team includes Edward Wild is director of photography (London Has Fallen, Severance); Peter Cosco is production designer (Haunter); and Rick Shaine as editor (The Incredible Hulk, A Nightmare on Elm Street). Previously titled Scarecrow, the Sony Screen Gems produced film arrives on DVD in the UK on
Continue reading →
80’s Throwback Flick ‘The Barn’ Coming To Digital This July
Terror Films is kicking off the summer with the release of their highly-anticipated 80’s throwback flick The Barn. The Barn, written and directed by Justin M. Seaman, racked up awards across 38 film festivals winning Best Old School Horror (Fright Night Film Fest), Best Cinematography (Crimson Screen Horror Film), Best Special Make-Up FX (Hexploitation Film Fest), the Audience Choice Award at Nevermore Film Festival and many more! Set on Halloween night 1989, it follows best friends Sam (Mitchell Musolino) and Josh (Will Stout) who are trying to enjoy what’s left of their final ‘Devil’s Night’ before graduating from high school. However, trouble arises when the two pals and a group of friends take a detour on their way to a rock concert. They find an old abandoned barn and awaken the evil that lurks inside. Now it’s up to Sam and Josh to find a way to protect their friends and defeat the creatures that lurk within “The Barn.” The
Continue reading →
Fantasia 2018 Movie Review: The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The BigFoot
On July 19th Robert D. Krzykowski‘s The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the BigFoot premiered at the acclaimed 2018 Fantasia International Film Festival. I had the pleasure of seeing this intense film that is filled with suspense, emotion, and action. The film opens with Billy Squire’s “Lonely is the Night” playing on an old jukebox. As the camera pans around we see a man sitting on a bar stool alone with only his drink to keep him company. That man is none other than Mr. Sam Elliot as our silver-haired central character, Calvin Barr. As soon as Calvin sets down his glass we are sent into a flashback, which happens frequently in this film. We see a young, dark-haired man in a Nazi uniform making his way through a manor under Nazi control. We see the young Calvin enter an office where Hitler stands, warming himself by a fire. Suddenly Calvin snaps back to the present where the bartender
Continue reading →
Movie Review: Occupation (2018)
Occupation begins with Reagan’s famous speech about the world’s differences being set aside and all mankind uniting if faced with an alien threat (also a large part of the plot of ’80’s comic book masterpiece Watchmen)…which is put to the test as a disparate band of residents of a small Australian town go about their daily lives until they are faced with just that…an invasion from beyond the stars that begins as they all enjoy a carnival where a football match…game…I don’t know, maybe it even isn’t football…I know jack shit-all about sports, and I’m sure the participants ability to kick a ball in no way foreshadows anything to come as the story plays out. Any way, a right unruly lot of armor clad star-borne bastards begin shooting up the carnival with their “pew-pew” lasers six ways to Sunday (in a spectacular action set piece). As the days (and months) progress our normal folk must rise up and become heroes
Continue reading →
Confirmed: Annabelle 3 Coming To Theaters In 2019
Last night at the San Diego Comic-Con it was confirmed that a third Annabelle film is on its way. The first spin-off from The Conjuring franchise will come full circle with its final film, set in the present. The franchise has revealed that the haunted doll is only one of the many terrifying objects locked away in Warren’s museum. Now, Annabelle will activate everything inside the museum and terrorize the Warren’s 10 year-old daughter Judy. Gary Dauberman who wrote both Annabelle and Annabelle: Creation will be both writing and directing the sequel which is being described as “Night at the Museum, but with demons.” James Wan will be producing. Even though New Line has just announced Annabelle 3, it already possesses a release date, July 3, 2019. Annabelle 3 is not the only Conjuring spin-off with a release date, The Nun is set to open in theaters nationwide on September 7th.
Continue reading →
The Lullaby Is Now Out On DVD
The Lullaby, from director Darrell Roodt, one of the best indie horror films of the year, is now out on VOD and DVD. Starring Reine Swart, The Lullaby is the twisted tale of Chloe Van Heerden, as a young woman who returns to her hometown to give birth. As she struggles to cope with motherhood and her overbearing mother, she finds herself with a growing sense of guilt, paranoia, and an overwhelming feeling that she and her baby are in danger from a dark entity. Brandon Auret, Thandi Puren, Dorthy Ann Gould, Samuel Frauenstein, and Deànré Reines co-star in this tale that shines a light on postpartum depression. Pick up your copy of The Lullaby (review) now, from Uncork’d Entertainment. Be sure to check our interview with the film’s star Reine Swart.
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