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Players Take On The Hoard In ‘World War Z’
Gamers and fans of the film and book ‘World War Z’ will be able to take their love of the story a step further and actually be in the middle of the body-piling chaos along with friends in the upcoming 4 player Co-Op video game by Saber Interactive. The overall story is unknown but takes players to recognizable locations from the film as well as some locations that were not in the film. Players can make traps, upgrade weapons, build barriers, and use their surroundings to keep back and survive the (debatable) undead hoard. My prediction is the game will resemble that of ‘Left 4 Dead’ and ‘Killing Floor’ both game series focus on teamwork and reaching objectives while surviving an onslaught of zombies. The game will be available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, you can check out the reveal trailer below and check out the website here!
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‘Jigsaw’ Coming To Blu-ray And DVD This January
The eighth film of the Saw franchise, Jigsaw will be unleashed this January with a ton of special features. In the film, bodies are turning up around the city, each having met a uniquely gruesome demise. As the investigation proceeds, evidence points to one man, John Kramer (Tobin Bell), the man known as Jigsaw. The problem is, Jigsaw has been dead for over a decade. The duo of Michael and Peter Spierig will be in the director’s chairs for the film penned by Josh Stolberg and Pete Goldfinger. The Spierigs are also behind the upcoming genre films Winchester and The Dark Crystal sequel. Mandela Van Peebles, Hannah Anderson, Laura Vandervoort, Callum Keith Rennie, Brittany Allen, Hannah Anderson, Matt Passmore, Josiah Black, Michael Bolsvert, Shaquan Lewis, and James Gomez will co-star in the film guaranteed to be as gruesome as its predecessors. Mark Burg, Gregg Hoffman, and Oren Koules who produced all seven of the previous films will produce Jigsaw as
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Mulder And Scully Are On A Mission In This Sneek Peak Of ‘The X-Files’
The new season of ‘The X-Files’ is quickly approaching. To hold you over until it’s premiere this January we have a sneak peek. The season 11 premiere, written and directed by series creator Chris Carter, picks up exactly where the previous season left off. Mulder (David Duchovny) and Scully (Gillian Anderson) become aware that they are not the only ones in a desperate search for William, their son. The must find him first, the fate of the world may depend on it. The second episode, titled “This”, opens with a time jump that puts distance between Mulder and Scully and the events of the premiere. Episode three is “a darkly comedic hour, penned by Chris Carter, focusing on doubles and doppelgängers. But beyond the humor, the larger mythology of The ‘X-Files’ — like the fallout from Scully’s abduction and the chip that was implanted in her neck — continues to shape Mulder and Scully’s world.” Mitch Pileggi will also reprise
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Movie Review: The Blackcoat’s Daughter will Possess Your Soul!
The students of Bradford Academy are all leaving to spend winter break with their families…everyone except bizarro Kat and Catholic School Rizzo surrogate Rose; ‘cuz their parents apparently give less than two shits about them and fail to show up to spirit them away. The girls are now left alone at the perpetually grey and dour school where they have an uneventful stay until their parents arrive. The end. Okay, that’s complete nonsense as I forgot to mention, there’s some sort of malevolent force haunting the school, so supernatural shenanigans abound six ways to Sunday. Adding to the goings-on is a mysterious woman named Joan who is hellbent for Bradford; though why she wants to get there is unclear at first…but trust me when you find out it’s a real corker! Unlike ol’ Atomica above; The Blackcoat’s Daughter is a slow-burn fright flick done right! Dripping with atmosphere, creeptastic tension (those pregnant pauses!), and off-kilter characters, this film is definitely
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William Seabrook: Zombies, Cannibalism, Tormented Mind
While researching for a previous article, I came across an interesting fellow named William Seabrook. Seabrook’s occupation was as a Writer and Reporter but the rest of his credentials are Occultist, Explorer, Traveler, Cannibal, and Journalist. I understand if like me after reading that, you heard a record scratch and are currently looking back to make sure you read that right. Yes, casually tucked in among his other titles is Cannibal. What makes that more ironic or fascinating is that Seabrook is credited as one of the first authors to introduce zombies to western culture, not the kind we know today but the actual zombies of Haitian origins steeped deep in Voodoo lore. I know, I know, “Get to the part where he’s a Cannibal!” alright But first some background. Seabrook was a traveler and explorer who made a name for himself by writing articles for magazines like Cosmopolitan, Reader’s Digest, and Vanity Fair that detailed his adventures to parts
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The Original Michael Myers Is Coming Home For The New ‘Halloween’
We first met the iconic silent killer Michael Myers back in 1978. John Carpenter’s masked creation has stalked Haddonfield, Il, our dreams, and our Halloweens ever since. After 40 years, Michael Myers, often referred to as “The Shape”, is coming home. Nick Castle, the man who originally wore the white mask, is returning to the role for the upcoming 2018 film, Bloody-Disgusting reports. While Castle will be “The Shape”, James Jude Courtney will be doing the stunts for the role. There’s more. Academy Award-winning VFX and make-up artist Christopher Nelson (Suicide Squad, Deadpool) has signed on for the David Gordon Green-directed film written by Danny McBride. We have previously reported that the film, which picks up 40 years after the original, will act as if the other sequels never existed. Jamie Lee Curtis will be reprising her role as Laurie Strode with Judy Greer cast as her daughter and Andi Matichak playing Laurie’s granddaughter. John Carpenter will consult, and executive
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‘Mercy Christmas’ Star Steven Hubbell Talks Cannibals, Christmas Lights, And More
After watching the fantastic new holiday horror film Mercy Christmas (review) I had the opportunity to speak with its star Steven Hubbell and ask him about making his acting debut in the movie and his history working the film industry. Up until his debut role, Steven has been working behind-the-scenes in the film and TV industry, including films like The Avengers, Jobs, Date Night, ‘Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles’, and Seven Psychopaths. In Mercy Christmas, when Michael Briskett meets the perfect woman, his ideal Christmas dream comes true after she invites him to her family’s holiday dinner. Micheal’s dream and his heart are shattered when he learns that HE IS the holiday dinner. Gwen Van Dam, Casey O’Keefe, Dakota Shepard, McKenzie Coffman, Cole Gleason, David Ruprecht, Whitney Nielsen, Joseph Keane, and D.J. Hale co-star in this holiday horror film written by Beth Levy Nelson and Ryan Nelson who also directed. Horror Fuel: “How did you get into the film industry?”
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This January The Devil Has A New Playground In ‘House OF Salem’
This January the Devil has a new playground. Don’t Breathe meets You’re Next in writer-director James Crow’s dark horror-crime-thriller House of Salem. In the film, a group of kidnappers become a child’s unlikely protectors after discovering they have unwittingly been set up to take part in a satanic ritual. As they begin to uncover the truth of the house they find themselves trapped, they must battle demonic forces and uncover a legacy of over a hundred years of murder in the name of the Devil. Jessica Arterton, Jack Brett Anderson, and Liam Kelly star in House of Salem, premiering on VOD on January 23, 2018, from Wild Eye Releasing.
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Movie Review: Chicago Rot will Infect Your Brain!
After being wrongfully locked up for years, a bad ass (giant bullet holes in his chest don’t even slow him down) with a violent streak a mile long named The Ghoul is a free man once more. No one is particularly thrilled about this fact, and soon G-man finds himself B.D. in a mad search for the ones that F’d up his life six ways to Sunday. What follows is a Grand Guignol bacchanal of bloodsoaked revenge as The Ghoul descends deep into the underworld of Chicago…which seems rather cut and dried until strange beings begin speaking to our hero from within a mirror. Oh, and The Ghoul apparently has lost his soul and he’s on a journey to get it back. Along his journey we experience a multitude of surreal dimensions which characters can traverse with ease (and each time their appearance changes drastically…for example dig; this is a film where a street thug can hop through a portal
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‘What We Do In The Shadows’ Spin-Off ‘Wellington Paranormal’ Coming To TV
2014’s vampire flick What We Do in the Shadows won our hearts and was a big success. It didn’t take long for fans to start begging for a sequel. While filmmakers Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement are still working on the script for their spin-off We’re Wolves, they are moving ahead with developing a new TV series, based on the police in the film, played by Mike Minogue and Karen O’Leary. Nick (Cori Gonzalez-Macuer) will also be featured in the series as the duo struggles to protect Wellington safe from supernatural forces. In a recent interview with Stuff, Clement talked about the troubles over in Wellington. It’s surprising how many demonic possessions there are,” he told Stuff. “There was a very tense situation at the Bucket Fountain – I can tell you it involved a possible Gateway from Hell. We’re very concerned about this kind of stuff.”We had an incident with some zombies which got pretty tense there,” he added.
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Players Take On The Hoard In ‘World War Z’
Gamers and fans of the film and book ‘World War Z’ will be able to take their love of the story a step further and actually be in the middle of the body-piling chaos along with friends in the upcoming 4 player Co-Op video game by Saber Interactive. The overall story is unknown but takes players to recognizable locations from the film as well as some locations that were not in the film. Players can make traps, upgrade weapons, build barriers, and use their surroundings to keep back and survive the (debatable) undead hoard. My prediction is the game will resemble that of ‘Left 4 Dead’ and ‘Killing Floor’ both game series focus on teamwork and reaching objectives while surviving an onslaught of zombies. The game will be available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, you can check out the reveal trailer below and check out the website here!
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‘Jigsaw’ Coming To Blu-ray And DVD This January
The eighth film of the Saw franchise, Jigsaw will be unleashed this January with a ton of special features. In the film, bodies are turning up around the city, each having met a uniquely gruesome demise. As the investigation proceeds, evidence points to one man, John Kramer (Tobin Bell), the man known as Jigsaw. The problem is, Jigsaw has been dead for over a decade. The duo of Michael and Peter Spierig will be in the director’s chairs for the film penned by Josh Stolberg and Pete Goldfinger. The Spierigs are also behind the upcoming genre films Winchester and The Dark Crystal sequel. Mandela Van Peebles, Hannah Anderson, Laura Vandervoort, Callum Keith Rennie, Brittany Allen, Hannah Anderson, Matt Passmore, Josiah Black, Michael Bolsvert, Shaquan Lewis, and James Gomez will co-star in the film guaranteed to be as gruesome as its predecessors. Mark Burg, Gregg Hoffman, and Oren Koules who produced all seven of the previous films will produce Jigsaw as
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Mulder And Scully Are On A Mission In This Sneek Peak Of ‘The X-Files’
The new season of ‘The X-Files’ is quickly approaching. To hold you over until it’s premiere this January we have a sneak peek. The season 11 premiere, written and directed by series creator Chris Carter, picks up exactly where the previous season left off. Mulder (David Duchovny) and Scully (Gillian Anderson) become aware that they are not the only ones in a desperate search for William, their son. The must find him first, the fate of the world may depend on it. The second episode, titled “This”, opens with a time jump that puts distance between Mulder and Scully and the events of the premiere. Episode three is “a darkly comedic hour, penned by Chris Carter, focusing on doubles and doppelgängers. But beyond the humor, the larger mythology of The ‘X-Files’ — like the fallout from Scully’s abduction and the chip that was implanted in her neck — continues to shape Mulder and Scully’s world.” Mitch Pileggi will also reprise
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Movie Review: The Blackcoat’s Daughter will Possess Your Soul!
The students of Bradford Academy are all leaving to spend winter break with their families…everyone except bizarro Kat and Catholic School Rizzo surrogate Rose; ‘cuz their parents apparently give less than two shits about them and fail to show up to spirit them away. The girls are now left alone at the perpetually grey and dour school where they have an uneventful stay until their parents arrive. The end. Okay, that’s complete nonsense as I forgot to mention, there’s some sort of malevolent force haunting the school, so supernatural shenanigans abound six ways to Sunday. Adding to the goings-on is a mysterious woman named Joan who is hellbent for Bradford; though why she wants to get there is unclear at first…but trust me when you find out it’s a real corker! Unlike ol’ Atomica above; The Blackcoat’s Daughter is a slow-burn fright flick done right! Dripping with atmosphere, creeptastic tension (those pregnant pauses!), and off-kilter characters, this film is definitely
Continue reading →
William Seabrook: Zombies, Cannibalism, Tormented Mind
While researching for a previous article, I came across an interesting fellow named William Seabrook. Seabrook’s occupation was as a Writer and Reporter but the rest of his credentials are Occultist, Explorer, Traveler, Cannibal, and Journalist. I understand if like me after reading that, you heard a record scratch and are currently looking back to make sure you read that right. Yes, casually tucked in among his other titles is Cannibal. What makes that more ironic or fascinating is that Seabrook is credited as one of the first authors to introduce zombies to western culture, not the kind we know today but the actual zombies of Haitian origins steeped deep in Voodoo lore. I know, I know, “Get to the part where he’s a Cannibal!” alright But first some background. Seabrook was a traveler and explorer who made a name for himself by writing articles for magazines like Cosmopolitan, Reader’s Digest, and Vanity Fair that detailed his adventures to parts
Continue reading →
The Original Michael Myers Is Coming Home For The New ‘Halloween’
We first met the iconic silent killer Michael Myers back in 1978. John Carpenter’s masked creation has stalked Haddonfield, Il, our dreams, and our Halloweens ever since. After 40 years, Michael Myers, often referred to as “The Shape”, is coming home. Nick Castle, the man who originally wore the white mask, is returning to the role for the upcoming 2018 film, Bloody-Disgusting reports. While Castle will be “The Shape”, James Jude Courtney will be doing the stunts for the role. There’s more. Academy Award-winning VFX and make-up artist Christopher Nelson (Suicide Squad, Deadpool) has signed on for the David Gordon Green-directed film written by Danny McBride. We have previously reported that the film, which picks up 40 years after the original, will act as if the other sequels never existed. Jamie Lee Curtis will be reprising her role as Laurie Strode with Judy Greer cast as her daughter and Andi Matichak playing Laurie’s granddaughter. John Carpenter will consult, and executive
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‘Mercy Christmas’ Star Steven Hubbell Talks Cannibals, Christmas Lights, And More
After watching the fantastic new holiday horror film Mercy Christmas (review) I had the opportunity to speak with its star Steven Hubbell and ask him about making his acting debut in the movie and his history working the film industry. Up until his debut role, Steven has been working behind-the-scenes in the film and TV industry, including films like The Avengers, Jobs, Date Night, ‘Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles’, and Seven Psychopaths. In Mercy Christmas, when Michael Briskett meets the perfect woman, his ideal Christmas dream comes true after she invites him to her family’s holiday dinner. Micheal’s dream and his heart are shattered when he learns that HE IS the holiday dinner. Gwen Van Dam, Casey O’Keefe, Dakota Shepard, McKenzie Coffman, Cole Gleason, David Ruprecht, Whitney Nielsen, Joseph Keane, and D.J. Hale co-star in this holiday horror film written by Beth Levy Nelson and Ryan Nelson who also directed. Horror Fuel: “How did you get into the film industry?”
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This January The Devil Has A New Playground In ‘House OF Salem’
This January the Devil has a new playground. Don’t Breathe meets You’re Next in writer-director James Crow’s dark horror-crime-thriller House of Salem. In the film, a group of kidnappers become a child’s unlikely protectors after discovering they have unwittingly been set up to take part in a satanic ritual. As they begin to uncover the truth of the house they find themselves trapped, they must battle demonic forces and uncover a legacy of over a hundred years of murder in the name of the Devil. Jessica Arterton, Jack Brett Anderson, and Liam Kelly star in House of Salem, premiering on VOD on January 23, 2018, from Wild Eye Releasing.
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Movie Review: Chicago Rot will Infect Your Brain!
After being wrongfully locked up for years, a bad ass (giant bullet holes in his chest don’t even slow him down) with a violent streak a mile long named The Ghoul is a free man once more. No one is particularly thrilled about this fact, and soon G-man finds himself B.D. in a mad search for the ones that F’d up his life six ways to Sunday. What follows is a Grand Guignol bacchanal of bloodsoaked revenge as The Ghoul descends deep into the underworld of Chicago…which seems rather cut and dried until strange beings begin speaking to our hero from within a mirror. Oh, and The Ghoul apparently has lost his soul and he’s on a journey to get it back. Along his journey we experience a multitude of surreal dimensions which characters can traverse with ease (and each time their appearance changes drastically…for example dig; this is a film where a street thug can hop through a portal
Continue reading →
‘What We Do In The Shadows’ Spin-Off ‘Wellington Paranormal’ Coming To TV
2014’s vampire flick What We Do in the Shadows won our hearts and was a big success. It didn’t take long for fans to start begging for a sequel. While filmmakers Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement are still working on the script for their spin-off We’re Wolves, they are moving ahead with developing a new TV series, based on the police in the film, played by Mike Minogue and Karen O’Leary. Nick (Cori Gonzalez-Macuer) will also be featured in the series as the duo struggles to protect Wellington safe from supernatural forces. In a recent interview with Stuff, Clement talked about the troubles over in Wellington. It’s surprising how many demonic possessions there are,” he told Stuff. “There was a very tense situation at the Bucket Fountain – I can tell you it involved a possible Gateway from Hell. We’re very concerned about this kind of stuff.”We had an incident with some zombies which got pretty tense there,” he added.
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