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Blumhouse Announces ‘Unfriended: Dark Web’ At SXSW
Back last October we first reported about Unfriended: Game night, the sequel to 2014’s Unfriended, which Blumhouse somehow filmed in secret. The true title for the film, it was first advertised as an untitled Blumhouse-Bazelevs project then as Unfriended: Game Night, was announced by Blumhouse last night with the new title Unfriended: Dark Web. In the film, “A 20-something finds a cache of hidden files on his new laptop and is thrust into the deep waters of the dark web. From the makers of Unfriended, this thriller unravels in real-time, entirely on a computer screen. A warning for the digital age.” Written and directed by Colin Woodell, Unfriended: Dark Web stars Betty Gabriel, Rebecca Rittenhouse, Andrew Lees, Conor del Rio, Stephanie Nogueras and Savira Windyani.
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A Cop Seeks Revenge In ‘Corbin Nash’ – Starring Corey Feldman
Corey Feldman has now confirmed that the vampire noir thriller Corbin Nash will be his first film in over a decade to premiere in theaters. Feldman plays the role of Queeny, a cross-dressing vampire in the film, a role that is far different from his iconic character Edgar Frog, the vampire slayer in The Lost Boys franchise. Corbin Nash‘s all-star cast also includes Malcolm McDowell, Rutger Hauer, Richard Wagner, and Bruce Davison, with Dean Jagger starring. The film, set in New York, centers on a rogue cop who is on a mission to hunt down the person responsible for the murders of his parents. Directed by Ben Jagger, Corbin Nash opens in theaters and arrives On Demand on April 20, 2018, from Gravitas Ventures.
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Puff, Puff, But Don’t Pass On ‘4/20 Massacre’ – On DVD This April
Make a date with death this April. It’s 4/20 somewhere. Suspense, smoke and spine-tingling chill are headed your way with 4/20 Massacre, starring Jamie Bernadette and Justine Wachsberger. The first-ever “stoner slasher” pits hot young stars against cinema’s next iconic monster in this horror-comedy that arrives just in time for the official holiday of weed enthusiasts. From writer-director Dylan Reynolds comes a tale of five women on a camping trip celebrating their friend’s birthday over the 4/20 weekend. When the group accidentally crosses the path of an illegal pot farm they must fight to survive a living nightmare. Jamie Bernadette (I Spit on Your Grave: Déjà Vu, Killing Joan), Vanessa Rose Parker (Samurai Cop 2), Justine Wachsberger (Divergent), Stacey Danger (‘’Jean-Claude Van Johnson’’), Marissa Pistone (Raze), Jim Storm (Dark Shadows), Mark Schroeder (‘’Pretty Little Liars’’) Jim Round, Drew Talbert and James Gregory star. “Inhale. Exhale. Scream.” 4/20 Massacre premieres on VOD and DVD on April 3, 2018, from Film Chest.
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Movie Review: Hell’s Kitty is a Disappointing Cameo Packed Horror Comedy
Struggling screen writer Nick has got a problem with pussy…namely his cat angel, a demonically possessed feline that attacks any woman that gets within ten feet of our hero. Desperate Nick tries any method possible (including sleeping with her on a bed strewn with rose petals, an exorcism, and a seance…same things really) to try and get his cat to stop maiming and mutilating the female of the species, but with little success…and to complicate matters the nasty hairball’s victims suffer a form of rotting disease. Will Nick ever be able to tame that wild beast and have a normal love life? Let’s start with the positives…I’m glad Hell’s Kitty was an hour and a half and not two hours. Also some of the make-up effects are descent, and the cameos (though forced) were entertaining enough and included the likes of legends such as Doug Jones (Hellboy, The Shape of Water), Michael Berryman (The Hills Have Eyes), Kelli Maroney (Night
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Teaser For Survival Horror Game ‘Crying Is Not Enough’
The folks over at Story Line Team will soon be releasing a survival horror game that’s five years in the making, Crying Is Not Enough. This upcoming indie game will have players taking on the role of Jacob whose wife mysteriously vanishes from the hospital after she recovered from a car accident. Jacob then is told by a mysterious woman where his wife is and offers her assistance where players will be sent into a horrifying reality where Jacob will learn that his story is a minor plot in a tangled web of horror, hate, fear, and intrigue which he is now forced to survive. The game will be in third-person, from the teaser and screenshots I’m getting a sense of Silent Hill, Evil Within, and Alan Wake to it, the developers did say that Crying Is Not Enough was influenced by some big name games that left their marks on the survival horror genre in gaming. Keeping true to
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Sam & Dean Meet Scooby-Doo In Trailer For This Month’s ‘Supernatural’ Crossover
The Winchesters have just about been through it all, vampires, ghosts, monsters, but this March they will have their strangest mission yet, they’re getting animated. The boys will go where they have never gone before when they are sucked into the animated world of “Scooby-Doo”. Once they get over their amazement at the beginning of the cartoon, two things happen,” executive producer Robert Singer to EW. “They say, ‘We’ve been in a situation like this before with the Trickster and I think we’re supposed to play this out.’ Then they realize they’re in a Scooby-Doo cartoon, which makes Dean incredibly excited because Scooby-Doo was his favorite cartoon growing up.” With the episode approaching a teaser has been released. Dean, being Dean, declares “Dibs on Daphne!” Don’t miss the “Supernatural” – “Scooby-Doo” crossover on March 29, 2018, at 8/7c on The CW.
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Comet TV Announces Charge! Network And Giveaway!
This March we have a kick-ass treat for you! Comet TV has announced Charge!, a new action network! Comet TV has also announced their March lineup that includes the “Best of the Worst” movies ever created. Over on CHARGE!, there’s the Kickboxer marathon with all five Kickboxer films. Oh, that’s not all! We’ve teamed up with Comet TV and Charge! for a killer giveaway! Check it out. One lucky winner is going to score a prize pack that includes some bad-ass prizes! The Comet TV and Charge! March Pack: 1 – Limited Edition Johnny Mnemonic COMET TV T-shirt: One of the best of the worst films ever. Can you carry Nearly 80 Gigs Of Data In Your Head… It depends on if I have my morning coffee! This shirt is exclusive and only 130 are in existence. 1 – Kickboxer Exclusive Charge! Clamshell Box: Talk about retro goodness! This Bloodsport exclusive clamshell box features exclusive throwback artwork and will immediately
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‘Pacific Rim: Amara’ Webtoon Launches Today
Set in the same universe as the films, Pacific Rim: Amara is the prequel to the upcoming film Pacific Rim Uprising. Legendary Comics and LINE Webtoon teamed up to distribute the prequel that’s co-written by Cavan Scott of the UK and Zhang Ran of China, the webtoon is illustrated by Chinese artist BigN. The story is about Amara, who will be played by Cailee Spaeny in the film, showcasing her struggles in post-Kaiju Santa Monaca after the invasion of the large monsters called Kaiju that come from the sea. Kaiju is Japanese for “strange beast” and is also the name of the popular film genre in Japanese cinema that depicts large monsters destroying large cities or fighting one another with humanity caught in the middle, the most famous Kaiju is Godzilla. The webtoon will showcase Amara’s adventures to making her own Jaeger, a large mechanical fighter capable of fighting the Kaiju in which a human is inside piloting the machine.
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New Trailer Explores ‘What Keeps You Alive’
Watch as a couple is pit against one another during their one-year anniversary in the new trailer for writer-director Colin Minihan’s What Keeps You Alive. The thriller stars Hannah Emily Anderson hot off the heels of her role in Jigsaw, along with Brittany Allen (It Stains the Sands Red), Martha MacIsaac (Superbad), and Joey Klein who starred in the “12 Monkeys’” series. What Keeps You Alive is set to debut on March 10, 2018, at SXSW. You can find out more about the festival here. Screenings: World Premiere | Saturday, March 10th, 11:55pm @ Alamo Ritz 1 Public Screening #2 | Monday, March 12th, 10:15pm @ Alamo Lamar A Public Screening #3 | Wednesday, March 14, 11:00am @ Alamo Lamar B
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Movie Review: Basket Case is the Greatest Grindhouse Creature Feature Ever Made!
Small-town boy Duane Bradley arrives in the sleazy and deranged hell on Earth more commonly known as ’80’s New York City with a strange basket in tow. What bring’s him to the Big Apple you may ask? Just your simple lust for revenge against the shady doctors that surgically removed his horrendously deformed twin brother Belial from his side years previous in a traumatic operation. You can just guess what’s in the damn basket, can’t ya? Before long, both doctors and the tenants of the run down apartment building the the brother’s call home alike begin to fall to the teeth and talons of Belial, who in turn becomes even more enraged by the romance that begins to bloom between Duane and the comely receptionist of one of the doctors they murder. The body count escalates as the relationship between the brothers begins to crumble… Basket Case is, in my opinion, the ultimate grindhouse creature feature; it’s sleazy (there’s that
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Blumhouse Announces ‘Unfriended: Dark Web’ At SXSW
Back last October we first reported about Unfriended: Game night, the sequel to 2014’s Unfriended, which Blumhouse somehow filmed in secret. The true title for the film, it was first advertised as an untitled Blumhouse-Bazelevs project then as Unfriended: Game Night, was announced by Blumhouse last night with the new title Unfriended: Dark Web. In the film, “A 20-something finds a cache of hidden files on his new laptop and is thrust into the deep waters of the dark web. From the makers of Unfriended, this thriller unravels in real-time, entirely on a computer screen. A warning for the digital age.” Written and directed by Colin Woodell, Unfriended: Dark Web stars Betty Gabriel, Rebecca Rittenhouse, Andrew Lees, Conor del Rio, Stephanie Nogueras and Savira Windyani.
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A Cop Seeks Revenge In ‘Corbin Nash’ – Starring Corey Feldman
Corey Feldman has now confirmed that the vampire noir thriller Corbin Nash will be his first film in over a decade to premiere in theaters. Feldman plays the role of Queeny, a cross-dressing vampire in the film, a role that is far different from his iconic character Edgar Frog, the vampire slayer in The Lost Boys franchise. Corbin Nash‘s all-star cast also includes Malcolm McDowell, Rutger Hauer, Richard Wagner, and Bruce Davison, with Dean Jagger starring. The film, set in New York, centers on a rogue cop who is on a mission to hunt down the person responsible for the murders of his parents. Directed by Ben Jagger, Corbin Nash opens in theaters and arrives On Demand on April 20, 2018, from Gravitas Ventures.
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Puff, Puff, But Don’t Pass On ‘4/20 Massacre’ – On DVD This April
Make a date with death this April. It’s 4/20 somewhere. Suspense, smoke and spine-tingling chill are headed your way with 4/20 Massacre, starring Jamie Bernadette and Justine Wachsberger. The first-ever “stoner slasher” pits hot young stars against cinema’s next iconic monster in this horror-comedy that arrives just in time for the official holiday of weed enthusiasts. From writer-director Dylan Reynolds comes a tale of five women on a camping trip celebrating their friend’s birthday over the 4/20 weekend. When the group accidentally crosses the path of an illegal pot farm they must fight to survive a living nightmare. Jamie Bernadette (I Spit on Your Grave: Déjà Vu, Killing Joan), Vanessa Rose Parker (Samurai Cop 2), Justine Wachsberger (Divergent), Stacey Danger (‘’Jean-Claude Van Johnson’’), Marissa Pistone (Raze), Jim Storm (Dark Shadows), Mark Schroeder (‘’Pretty Little Liars’’) Jim Round, Drew Talbert and James Gregory star. “Inhale. Exhale. Scream.” 4/20 Massacre premieres on VOD and DVD on April 3, 2018, from Film Chest.
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Movie Review: Hell’s Kitty is a Disappointing Cameo Packed Horror Comedy
Struggling screen writer Nick has got a problem with pussy…namely his cat angel, a demonically possessed feline that attacks any woman that gets within ten feet of our hero. Desperate Nick tries any method possible (including sleeping with her on a bed strewn with rose petals, an exorcism, and a seance…same things really) to try and get his cat to stop maiming and mutilating the female of the species, but with little success…and to complicate matters the nasty hairball’s victims suffer a form of rotting disease. Will Nick ever be able to tame that wild beast and have a normal love life? Let’s start with the positives…I’m glad Hell’s Kitty was an hour and a half and not two hours. Also some of the make-up effects are descent, and the cameos (though forced) were entertaining enough and included the likes of legends such as Doug Jones (Hellboy, The Shape of Water), Michael Berryman (The Hills Have Eyes), Kelli Maroney (Night
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Teaser For Survival Horror Game ‘Crying Is Not Enough’
The folks over at Story Line Team will soon be releasing a survival horror game that’s five years in the making, Crying Is Not Enough. This upcoming indie game will have players taking on the role of Jacob whose wife mysteriously vanishes from the hospital after she recovered from a car accident. Jacob then is told by a mysterious woman where his wife is and offers her assistance where players will be sent into a horrifying reality where Jacob will learn that his story is a minor plot in a tangled web of horror, hate, fear, and intrigue which he is now forced to survive. The game will be in third-person, from the teaser and screenshots I’m getting a sense of Silent Hill, Evil Within, and Alan Wake to it, the developers did say that Crying Is Not Enough was influenced by some big name games that left their marks on the survival horror genre in gaming. Keeping true to
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Sam & Dean Meet Scooby-Doo In Trailer For This Month’s ‘Supernatural’ Crossover
The Winchesters have just about been through it all, vampires, ghosts, monsters, but this March they will have their strangest mission yet, they’re getting animated. The boys will go where they have never gone before when they are sucked into the animated world of “Scooby-Doo”. Once they get over their amazement at the beginning of the cartoon, two things happen,” executive producer Robert Singer to EW. “They say, ‘We’ve been in a situation like this before with the Trickster and I think we’re supposed to play this out.’ Then they realize they’re in a Scooby-Doo cartoon, which makes Dean incredibly excited because Scooby-Doo was his favorite cartoon growing up.” With the episode approaching a teaser has been released. Dean, being Dean, declares “Dibs on Daphne!” Don’t miss the “Supernatural” – “Scooby-Doo” crossover on March 29, 2018, at 8/7c on The CW.
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Comet TV Announces Charge! Network And Giveaway!
This March we have a kick-ass treat for you! Comet TV has announced Charge!, a new action network! Comet TV has also announced their March lineup that includes the “Best of the Worst” movies ever created. Over on CHARGE!, there’s the Kickboxer marathon with all five Kickboxer films. Oh, that’s not all! We’ve teamed up with Comet TV and Charge! for a killer giveaway! Check it out. One lucky winner is going to score a prize pack that includes some bad-ass prizes! The Comet TV and Charge! March Pack: 1 – Limited Edition Johnny Mnemonic COMET TV T-shirt: One of the best of the worst films ever. Can you carry Nearly 80 Gigs Of Data In Your Head… It depends on if I have my morning coffee! This shirt is exclusive and only 130 are in existence. 1 – Kickboxer Exclusive Charge! Clamshell Box: Talk about retro goodness! This Bloodsport exclusive clamshell box features exclusive throwback artwork and will immediately
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‘Pacific Rim: Amara’ Webtoon Launches Today
Set in the same universe as the films, Pacific Rim: Amara is the prequel to the upcoming film Pacific Rim Uprising. Legendary Comics and LINE Webtoon teamed up to distribute the prequel that’s co-written by Cavan Scott of the UK and Zhang Ran of China, the webtoon is illustrated by Chinese artist BigN. The story is about Amara, who will be played by Cailee Spaeny in the film, showcasing her struggles in post-Kaiju Santa Monaca after the invasion of the large monsters called Kaiju that come from the sea. Kaiju is Japanese for “strange beast” and is also the name of the popular film genre in Japanese cinema that depicts large monsters destroying large cities or fighting one another with humanity caught in the middle, the most famous Kaiju is Godzilla. The webtoon will showcase Amara’s adventures to making her own Jaeger, a large mechanical fighter capable of fighting the Kaiju in which a human is inside piloting the machine.
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New Trailer Explores ‘What Keeps You Alive’
Watch as a couple is pit against one another during their one-year anniversary in the new trailer for writer-director Colin Minihan’s What Keeps You Alive. The thriller stars Hannah Emily Anderson hot off the heels of her role in Jigsaw, along with Brittany Allen (It Stains the Sands Red), Martha MacIsaac (Superbad), and Joey Klein who starred in the “12 Monkeys’” series. What Keeps You Alive is set to debut on March 10, 2018, at SXSW. You can find out more about the festival here. Screenings: World Premiere | Saturday, March 10th, 11:55pm @ Alamo Ritz 1 Public Screening #2 | Monday, March 12th, 10:15pm @ Alamo Lamar A Public Screening #3 | Wednesday, March 14, 11:00am @ Alamo Lamar B
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Movie Review: Basket Case is the Greatest Grindhouse Creature Feature Ever Made!
Small-town boy Duane Bradley arrives in the sleazy and deranged hell on Earth more commonly known as ’80’s New York City with a strange basket in tow. What bring’s him to the Big Apple you may ask? Just your simple lust for revenge against the shady doctors that surgically removed his horrendously deformed twin brother Belial from his side years previous in a traumatic operation. You can just guess what’s in the damn basket, can’t ya? Before long, both doctors and the tenants of the run down apartment building the the brother’s call home alike begin to fall to the teeth and talons of Belial, who in turn becomes even more enraged by the romance that begins to bloom between Duane and the comely receptionist of one of the doctors they murder. The body count escalates as the relationship between the brothers begins to crumble… Basket Case is, in my opinion, the ultimate grindhouse creature feature; it’s sleazy (there’s that
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