Latest Articles
“Lucifer” May Not Be Sentenced To Hell After All
Last month FOX announced that they were canceling the series “Lucifer” after its third season which has now ended. Fans quickly started petitions to get FOX to change its mind or convince other networks to pick up the series and it may have paid off. According to Amazon Studios head Jennifer Salke, they have has talked about keeping “Lucifer” alive. While talking to Deadline on Thursday, Salke confirmed that talks about taking over Lucifer were happening and that’s as recently as a few days ago. We were talking about Lucifer” Salke stated. “I’m not sure where we are on that. I know that international, especially the UK group, was really bullish on that show, I haven’t checked in on that today Thursday), but I heard conversations were ongoing on that yesterday.” Hopefully, the folks over at Amazon will decide to go ahead and save “Lucifer“. It wouldn’t be the only show that Amazon has rescued from cancelation. Only days after
Continue reading →
Premiere Date And Trailer Finally Arrive For Outcast’s Second Season
The trailer for the second season of “Outcast” from “Walking Dead” creator Robert Kirkman has finally arrived. In the first season, we follow Kyle Barnes, played by Patrick Fugit, a man who has been plagued by demons since childhood. We watch as Kyle returns to his hometown of Rome, West Virginia where demons have infected the residents. “In the second season of Outcast, the exploration and mystery of what lies behind the supernatural manifestations and why they are drawn to Kyle Barnes continues. As the possessions that have plagued him grow in scope and number, Kyle struggles to protect those he holds most dear. At his side are Reverend Anderson and Chief Giles, while his sister Megan grapples with her own demons. But otherworldly threats prove greater than Kyle could ever have anticipated. His struggle will grow into a fight for all of Rome, as he discovers the haunting secrets of his own past.” “Outcast” returns on Friday, July 20,
Continue reading →
Trent Shy Clamations Tackles Get Out and Halloween
Trent Shy Claymations who reproduce fosters, scenes and more from our favorite films and series, have just unveiled their version of the Get Out poster and it’s awesome! While Shy’s Get Out poster is fantastic, it’s just one of the many killer projects that have been shared via Shy’s Instagram account, which is something that you have to see. Among the images is a killer version of a promotional image released for the new Halloween movie, starring Jamie Lee Curtis, whose trailer arrived a few days ago. https://www.instagram.com/p/BenwiQlDcDZ/?taken-by=trentshyclaymations Shy is also working on a short claymation horror film, titled Humans that will be twenty plus minutes long. We will be keeping an eye out for that. Be sure to follow Trent Shy Clamations on Instagram for updates, images, and more. https://www.instagram.com/p/Be1bAFeDS12/?taken-by=trentshyclaymations
Continue reading →
Female Driven Film Snapshots Announces Release Date
Director Melanie Mayron’s (Jane the Virgin) award-winning film Snapshots is set to premiere in Los Angeles at the Laemmle Music Hall on July 27, 2018, following its incredible festival tour, racking up over twenty awards, ahead of its August VOD and Digital release. Snapshots stars the iconic Piper Laurie (“Carrie,” “The Hustler”), Brooke Adams (“Invasion of the Body Snatchers,” “Days of Heaven”) Emily Baldoni (“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,” “Coherence”), Emily Goss (“Castle,” “Criminal Minds”), Shannon Collis (“Inherit Vice,” “Darcy’s Wild Life”) Max Adler (“Glee,” “Love and Honor”), Brett Dier (“Diary of a Wimpy Kid,” “Jane the Virgin”) & Cathy DeBuono (“And Then Came Lola,” “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine”), and is the latest feature film from director (“Thirtysomething,” “Jane The Virgin”). The female-driven film, which was directed, written, produced, cast by and starring women, centers on three Women, three Generations, fifty Years Apart. With an old Brownie camera and developed old film in hand, Patty and her daughter Allison arrive at
Continue reading →
Actress & Activist Rose McGowan Pens Letter To The Public Following Friend’s Suicide
Depression is something we don’t talk enough about. Too many people struggle in silence which leads to suicide. The statistics are terrifying. Every 30 seconds someone commits suicide, over 3,000 people a day. And for every one of those, 20 more attempt it. Twenty-two veterans a day take their own life every day due to depression, anxiety, and PTSD. Those numbers are mindblowing. We need to find a way to help. Actress turned activist and author Rose McGowan, who starred in the series “Charmed” and films like Planet Terror, Grindhouse, and The Sound, recently released a letter to the public following the heartbreaking suicide of Anthony Bourdain, star of the series “No Reservations” and “Parts Unkown”. We would like to share her statement with you in hopes that you become more aware of the problem and that if you are considering suicide that you reach out for help. Dear Fellow Humans, Sitting across from me is the remarkable human and
Continue reading →
Movie Review: Beyond the Grave (Porto dos Mortos – 2010)
In a post apocalyptic landscape a lone black clad lawman (Rafael Tombini) wanders in search of vengeance against an outre adversary; a demonically possessed serial killer (inspired in no small way by Stephen King’s great creation Randall Flagg). Along his journey our hero takes up with two teenage castaways who tag along on his dark mission, fights monsters and magic, and attempts to retain some semblance of his humanity as he stares further into the abyss of both his quest and the world he inhabits. Highly reminiscent of the D.Y.I., punk rock aesthetic of early ’90’s genre film trailblazers such as Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino, Beyond the Grave presents a story that takes well established tropes and puts a slight spin on them, along with a kinetic energy that ends up being a bit like Mad Max meets Phantasm…a world of grim policemen in muscle cars fighting zombies and magic in dilapidated industrial districts and sprawling bucolic landscapes. Speaking
Continue reading →
James Wan Remaking Arachnophobia
Amblin and James Wan’s Atomic Monster are at work on a remake of Frank Marshall’s 1990 classic Arachnophobia, the about a South American spider that takes over a small town after hitching a ride in a coffin. Wan will be producing, but not directing, the film that is currently searching for the right writer. In Wan’s recent tweet he hints that we might get to see John Goodman again, who played the role of the exterminator in the first film. We have our fingers crossed. https://twitter.com/creepypuppet/status/1006272174091485184
Continue reading →
Directors Chris Micklos And Jay Sapiro Talk ‘The Nursery’ In An Interview
Christopher Micklos and Jay Sapiro are making their directorial debut with the chilling supernatural thriller The Nursery. So I sat down with Micklos and Sapiro to discuss their film, how it came to be, and what’s next for the duo. In the film, “When Ranae, a college student babysits for a family with a tragic history, she finds herself stalked by a sinister presence and haunted by ghosts from her past. Soon, she and her friends must confront the angry, evil spirit hunting them down one-by-one on a deliberate march towards its ultimate prey.” Emmaline Friederichs, Madeline Conway, and Carly Rae James Sauer star. Horror Fuel: “How did you two get brought together for The Nursery?” Jay: “Chris and I have owned a media firm with our third partner and fellow filmmaker Glenn Chung for about twenty years. We’ve made countless ads and videos. We’ve always talked about making a film together on some level. But we kept putting it
Continue reading →
Chomp Into The New TV Spot For The Meg
A brand new TV spot and image are here to wet our appetite for Jon Turteltaub‘s The Meg, starring Jason Statham. And we want more! Just look at the size of that thing! In the film, based on novel series by Steve Alten, “A deep-sea submersible—part of an international undersea observation program—has been attacked by a massive creature, previously thought to be extinct, and now lies disabled at the bottom of the deepest trench in the Pacific…with its crew trapped inside. With time running out, expert deep-sea rescue diver Jonas Taylor (Statham) is recruited by a visionary Chinese oceanographer (Winston Chao), against the wishes of his daughter Suyin (Li Bingbing), to save the crew—and the ocean itself—from this unstoppable threat: a pre-historic 75-foot-long shark known as the Megalodon. What no one could have imagined is that years before, Taylor had encountered this same terrifying creature. Now, teamed with Suyin, he must confront his fears and risk his own life to
Continue reading →
‘Jurassic World Evolution’ Review
I always wanted a pet Dinosaur when I was a kid, I think that was a common wish by most youngsters. After seeing the “Jurassic Park” films over the years I think that changed my opinion but I can live that wild dream again in the business simulation video game, “Jurassic World Evolution”. Frontier Developments was kind enough to allow me early access to the game. The game is basically like your theme park simulation games except you are dealing with dinosaurs in the “Jurassic World” universe (meaning all hell will break loose). You take on the role of a park manager on the Las Cinco Muertes (the five deaths) island where you are building a new “Jurassic World” theme park and to help you along the way is Ian Malcolm offering his opinions and advice along with other characters from the films, and yes, Jeff Goldblum is playing Malcolm! Onto the game; if you’re not familiar with business/multitasking/management type
Continue reading →More latest articles
“Lucifer” May Not Be Sentenced To Hell After All
Last month FOX announced that they were canceling the series “Lucifer” after its third season which has now ended. Fans quickly started petitions to get FOX to change its mind or convince other networks to pick up the series and it may have paid off. According to Amazon Studios head Jennifer Salke, they have has talked about keeping “Lucifer” alive. While talking to Deadline on Thursday, Salke confirmed that talks about taking over Lucifer were happening and that’s as recently as a few days ago. We were talking about Lucifer” Salke stated. “I’m not sure where we are on that. I know that international, especially the UK group, was really bullish on that show, I haven’t checked in on that today Thursday), but I heard conversations were ongoing on that yesterday.” Hopefully, the folks over at Amazon will decide to go ahead and save “Lucifer“. It wouldn’t be the only show that Amazon has rescued from cancelation. Only days after
Continue reading →
Premiere Date And Trailer Finally Arrive For Outcast’s Second Season
The trailer for the second season of “Outcast” from “Walking Dead” creator Robert Kirkman has finally arrived. In the first season, we follow Kyle Barnes, played by Patrick Fugit, a man who has been plagued by demons since childhood. We watch as Kyle returns to his hometown of Rome, West Virginia where demons have infected the residents. “In the second season of Outcast, the exploration and mystery of what lies behind the supernatural manifestations and why they are drawn to Kyle Barnes continues. As the possessions that have plagued him grow in scope and number, Kyle struggles to protect those he holds most dear. At his side are Reverend Anderson and Chief Giles, while his sister Megan grapples with her own demons. But otherworldly threats prove greater than Kyle could ever have anticipated. His struggle will grow into a fight for all of Rome, as he discovers the haunting secrets of his own past.” “Outcast” returns on Friday, July 20,
Continue reading →
Trent Shy Clamations Tackles Get Out and Halloween
Trent Shy Claymations who reproduce fosters, scenes and more from our favorite films and series, have just unveiled their version of the Get Out poster and it’s awesome! While Shy’s Get Out poster is fantastic, it’s just one of the many killer projects that have been shared via Shy’s Instagram account, which is something that you have to see. Among the images is a killer version of a promotional image released for the new Halloween movie, starring Jamie Lee Curtis, whose trailer arrived a few days ago. https://www.instagram.com/p/BenwiQlDcDZ/?taken-by=trentshyclaymations Shy is also working on a short claymation horror film, titled Humans that will be twenty plus minutes long. We will be keeping an eye out for that. Be sure to follow Trent Shy Clamations on Instagram for updates, images, and more. https://www.instagram.com/p/Be1bAFeDS12/?taken-by=trentshyclaymations
Continue reading →
Female Driven Film Snapshots Announces Release Date
Director Melanie Mayron’s (Jane the Virgin) award-winning film Snapshots is set to premiere in Los Angeles at the Laemmle Music Hall on July 27, 2018, following its incredible festival tour, racking up over twenty awards, ahead of its August VOD and Digital release. Snapshots stars the iconic Piper Laurie (“Carrie,” “The Hustler”), Brooke Adams (“Invasion of the Body Snatchers,” “Days of Heaven”) Emily Baldoni (“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,” “Coherence”), Emily Goss (“Castle,” “Criminal Minds”), Shannon Collis (“Inherit Vice,” “Darcy’s Wild Life”) Max Adler (“Glee,” “Love and Honor”), Brett Dier (“Diary of a Wimpy Kid,” “Jane the Virgin”) & Cathy DeBuono (“And Then Came Lola,” “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine”), and is the latest feature film from director (“Thirtysomething,” “Jane The Virgin”). The female-driven film, which was directed, written, produced, cast by and starring women, centers on three Women, three Generations, fifty Years Apart. With an old Brownie camera and developed old film in hand, Patty and her daughter Allison arrive at
Continue reading →
Actress & Activist Rose McGowan Pens Letter To The Public Following Friend’s Suicide
Depression is something we don’t talk enough about. Too many people struggle in silence which leads to suicide. The statistics are terrifying. Every 30 seconds someone commits suicide, over 3,000 people a day. And for every one of those, 20 more attempt it. Twenty-two veterans a day take their own life every day due to depression, anxiety, and PTSD. Those numbers are mindblowing. We need to find a way to help. Actress turned activist and author Rose McGowan, who starred in the series “Charmed” and films like Planet Terror, Grindhouse, and The Sound, recently released a letter to the public following the heartbreaking suicide of Anthony Bourdain, star of the series “No Reservations” and “Parts Unkown”. We would like to share her statement with you in hopes that you become more aware of the problem and that if you are considering suicide that you reach out for help. Dear Fellow Humans, Sitting across from me is the remarkable human and
Continue reading →
Movie Review: Beyond the Grave (Porto dos Mortos – 2010)
In a post apocalyptic landscape a lone black clad lawman (Rafael Tombini) wanders in search of vengeance against an outre adversary; a demonically possessed serial killer (inspired in no small way by Stephen King’s great creation Randall Flagg). Along his journey our hero takes up with two teenage castaways who tag along on his dark mission, fights monsters and magic, and attempts to retain some semblance of his humanity as he stares further into the abyss of both his quest and the world he inhabits. Highly reminiscent of the D.Y.I., punk rock aesthetic of early ’90’s genre film trailblazers such as Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino, Beyond the Grave presents a story that takes well established tropes and puts a slight spin on them, along with a kinetic energy that ends up being a bit like Mad Max meets Phantasm…a world of grim policemen in muscle cars fighting zombies and magic in dilapidated industrial districts and sprawling bucolic landscapes. Speaking
Continue reading →
James Wan Remaking Arachnophobia
Amblin and James Wan’s Atomic Monster are at work on a remake of Frank Marshall’s 1990 classic Arachnophobia, the about a South American spider that takes over a small town after hitching a ride in a coffin. Wan will be producing, but not directing, the film that is currently searching for the right writer. In Wan’s recent tweet he hints that we might get to see John Goodman again, who played the role of the exterminator in the first film. We have our fingers crossed. https://twitter.com/creepypuppet/status/1006272174091485184
Continue reading →
Directors Chris Micklos And Jay Sapiro Talk ‘The Nursery’ In An Interview
Christopher Micklos and Jay Sapiro are making their directorial debut with the chilling supernatural thriller The Nursery. So I sat down with Micklos and Sapiro to discuss their film, how it came to be, and what’s next for the duo. In the film, “When Ranae, a college student babysits for a family with a tragic history, she finds herself stalked by a sinister presence and haunted by ghosts from her past. Soon, she and her friends must confront the angry, evil spirit hunting them down one-by-one on a deliberate march towards its ultimate prey.” Emmaline Friederichs, Madeline Conway, and Carly Rae James Sauer star. Horror Fuel: “How did you two get brought together for The Nursery?” Jay: “Chris and I have owned a media firm with our third partner and fellow filmmaker Glenn Chung for about twenty years. We’ve made countless ads and videos. We’ve always talked about making a film together on some level. But we kept putting it
Continue reading →
Chomp Into The New TV Spot For The Meg
A brand new TV spot and image are here to wet our appetite for Jon Turteltaub‘s The Meg, starring Jason Statham. And we want more! Just look at the size of that thing! In the film, based on novel series by Steve Alten, “A deep-sea submersible—part of an international undersea observation program—has been attacked by a massive creature, previously thought to be extinct, and now lies disabled at the bottom of the deepest trench in the Pacific…with its crew trapped inside. With time running out, expert deep-sea rescue diver Jonas Taylor (Statham) is recruited by a visionary Chinese oceanographer (Winston Chao), against the wishes of his daughter Suyin (Li Bingbing), to save the crew—and the ocean itself—from this unstoppable threat: a pre-historic 75-foot-long shark known as the Megalodon. What no one could have imagined is that years before, Taylor had encountered this same terrifying creature. Now, teamed with Suyin, he must confront his fears and risk his own life to
Continue reading →
‘Jurassic World Evolution’ Review
I always wanted a pet Dinosaur when I was a kid, I think that was a common wish by most youngsters. After seeing the “Jurassic Park” films over the years I think that changed my opinion but I can live that wild dream again in the business simulation video game, “Jurassic World Evolution”. Frontier Developments was kind enough to allow me early access to the game. The game is basically like your theme park simulation games except you are dealing with dinosaurs in the “Jurassic World” universe (meaning all hell will break loose). You take on the role of a park manager on the Las Cinco Muertes (the five deaths) island where you are building a new “Jurassic World” theme park and to help you along the way is Ian Malcolm offering his opinions and advice along with other characters from the films, and yes, Jeff Goldblum is playing Malcolm! Onto the game; if you’re not familiar with business/multitasking/management type
Continue reading →