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The CW Announces Premiere Dates For ‘Supernatural’ And ‘Riverdale’
The CW is already gearing up for the fall season and has now announced the premiere dates for Supernatural’s twelfth season and Riverdale’s second. Supernatural’s 13th season will premiere on its new night, Thursday October 21, 2017 at 8/9. After 12 seasons Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) have faced just about everything, ghosts, demons, vampires, gods, and everything in between, all in an attempt to keep the world safe. Last season the brothers went up against the British Men of Letters to save their mom and the other hunters. Cas had his hands full trying to rescue and protect Lucifer’s baby momma who is carrying a child with enormous power that could end the world or save it. The Winchesters will have a hard season ahead of them. Two of their allies (and friends) are dead. In the final moments of the season, both Crowley and Cas are killed by Lucifer. Catch up before the premiere. Season 12
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David Bowie Starred In A Little Known X-Rated Short Horror Film (Watch)
The world mourned the day that music icon David Bowie passed away. One of the worst parts of losing him is that we will never see or hear anything new that he had created. While it is not new, there is something of Bowie’s that you probably haven’t seen before. Bowie starred in a little-known short horror film titled The Boy in 1968. Exclusively shown in porn theaters when released, director Michael Armstrong’s film scored an X-rating due to the violence in the 13-minute film. The story centers on an artist (Michael Byrne) who paints a picture of a young man. The image somehow turns to flesh and stalks the artist. Terrified, he tries to kill the supernatural intruder (Bowie). Rest In Peace David Bowie 1947-2016
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“Office Space Meets Shaun Of The Dead” In ‘Office Uprising’ – A First Look
Lin Oeding, who has directed films such as Braven and episodes for series like Syfy’s Blood Drive and Chicago P.D., is at the helm of the a upcoming horror-comedy Office Uprising. Office Uprising has an impressive cast that includes Brenton Thwaites (Gods of Egypt), Jane Levy (Don’t Breathe), Karan Soni (Deadpool), Zachary Levi (Heroes Reborn), Gregg Henry (Guardians of the Galaxy), Kurt Fuller (Rosewood) , Ian Harding (Pretty Little Liars), Sam Daly (Submerged), Keeneth Choi (Captain America) and Blood Drive’s Alan Ritchson, who described the movie as “Office Space meets Shaun of the Dead”. The film is, “set inside one of the world’s leading arms manufacturers where a substance is slipped into the employees’ drinks by the board of directors that supposedly makes them work more efficiently. Due to a slacker within the company, they are fed the wrong formula and start turning into homicidal maniacs – leaving the slacker needing to step up his game to rescue himself and
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A Man Seeks Revenge In ‘Jasmine’ – On VOD This July
New stills and the first trailer have arrived for director Dax Phelan’s revenge thriller Jasmine which is approaches it’s summer release. Starring Jason Tobin as the central character Leonard, Byron Mann, Eugenia Yuan , Sarah Lian and Glen Chin, the story centers on a man mourning the death of his wife. He becomes determined to find her killer and get revenge after a chance encounter. From the Press Release: West Hollywood, California – Indican Pictures is set to release director Dax Phelan’s Jasmine this summer. The film will open in Laemmle Theatres, commencing with a showing in Los Angeles, mid-June. Jasmine is a film about conspiracy and revenge as one man is on the hunt for his wife’s deranged killer. The film stars: Jason Tobin (The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift) as central character Leonard, along with Byron Mann (The Big Short), Eugenia Yuan (Memoirs of a Geisha), Sarah Lian and Glen Chin. A preview of the film’s wide
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‘Death Pool’ Dives onto DVD and VOD June 20th
Those who like a little murder with their sun and fun having something to look forward to on June 20th with the release of Death Pool. While I’m not sure if hot young Pool Cleaners exist outside of porno’s, Death Pool turns one into a killer with its main man Johnny Taylor (god that’s a great name for a killer.) I’m not sold yet on a Slasher based around drowning (the gore hound in me needs some blood to wet my appetite), but Death Pool doesn’t look half bad. There’s a fine line between goofy and scary with films like this though, so we’ll just have to wait until the 20th to see whether Death Pool will make a splash or sink to the bottom.
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Take A Ride Down ‘Lost Gully Road’ In It’s First Teaser
For fans of a horror down under, Lost Gully Road, the new Austrailan Supernatural Thriller from Johnny Ghost director Donna McRae might be just what it takes to scratch that Aussie itch, with the first teaser dropping onto Youtube. And teaser is the right word for it, because this little trailer doesn’t tell you jack shit about the movie. Not that going into a movie knowing jack shit about it is necessarily a bad thing. Nothing ruins a good twisty movie like spoiling the hell out of it in the marketing. From the press release, Lost Gully Road “tells the story of Lucy, a directionless young woman who travels to a secluded cottage in the forest to wait for her sister. With no television and little communication with the outside world she spends her days alone and drinking to pass the time. That is, until her unexpected host decides to keep her company…” Wow, spending days alone and drinking to
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Chad Archibald And Cody Calahan Are Taking Us To ‘The Cleaners’
Chad Archbald (Bite, Let Her Out) and Cody Calahan (Antisocial, Antisocial 2) and their company Black Fawn films are working to deliver a new television series, titled The Cleaners. The Cleaners follows a team of crime scene cleaners who mop up after supernatural killings, hiding the truth from the world… that monsters really do exist. From the Press Release: Award-winning horror film producers and directors Cody Calahan and Chad Archibald of Black Fawn Films are set to showcase their TV series concept “The Cleaners,” created by Calahan and Al Kratina, to networks in Banff. For the first time ever, William F. White Int’l. will allow a production company to take over its social media sites. Black Fawn Films will control the WFW Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube channel for three days. While in Calgary, Black Fawn will be making a stop to meet fans at the Calgary Horror-Con on June 11th, where they will be presenting at a panel moderated
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Netflix Announces Forest Whitaker Joining Theo James In ‘How It Ends’
Netflix has announced that Forest Whitaker has signed on to co-star alongside Theo James (Underworld: Awakening), David M. Rosenthal (Jacob’s Ladder remake) in the post-apocalyptic thriller How It Ends, THR reports. Beginning production in Canada next month under the direction of David M. Rosenthal, the film centers on a mysterious apocalyptic event that turns the world into mayhem. Theo James plays a young father who will stop at nothing to get across the country to his pregnant wife. Written by Brooks McLaren, How It Ends is produced by Paul Sciff, Kelly McCormick, Tai Duncan, and Patrick Newall serve as producers. Sierra’s Nick Meyer and Marc Schaberg are executive producing.
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Meet The Newest LBGT Icon, The Babadook ?
Pride month is in full swing and fate has it a mistake made Netflix has cast the creepy stove-pipe-hat-wearing ghoul from The Babadook, one of 2014’s biggest films, as a new LBGT icon. So how did Netflix transform the creepy character from scary to utterly fabulous? They accidentally put the film in the LBGT section of their streaming service and things snowballed from there. Following the news and multiple memes the icon was born. If you think about it, The Babadook, written and directed by Jennifer Kent, has a lot in common in with some members of the LBGT community. He’s an entity hiding the shadows like many of the closeted members of the community. He’s different and very flamboyant. I mean, come on he rocks a top hat and cloak. The family knows he’s there but try to look past him and ignore what he is. At the end of the film he “comes out” and the main character
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Tom Hardy’s ‘Taboo’ To Have Two More Seasons
One of the best series to premiere this year was Tom Hardy’s Taboo on FX. The dark series with supernatural aspects, written by Hardy and Steven Knight, won’t be sticking around past it’s welcome. Knight, who also writes the hit series Peaky Blinders, told HuffPostUK that the series will be “three series and out’. I can feel three acts. The first was ‘the escape’. The second will be ‘the journey’ and the third will be ‘the arrival’, and that’ll be it.” Knight explains.”I don’t think the story will be what viewers are expecting, but hopefully they’ll enjoy it.” The series has already been renewed for it’s second season which follows James Delaney (Hardy) as he leaves London for the “New World”. According to Knight the violence and dark themes will continue in the upcoming season. It’s not simple violence,” Knight told the site. “It’s dealing with a time when violence was much more acceptance, plus this kind of drama is
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The CW Announces Premiere Dates For ‘Supernatural’ And ‘Riverdale’
The CW is already gearing up for the fall season and has now announced the premiere dates for Supernatural’s twelfth season and Riverdale’s second. Supernatural’s 13th season will premiere on its new night, Thursday October 21, 2017 at 8/9. After 12 seasons Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) have faced just about everything, ghosts, demons, vampires, gods, and everything in between, all in an attempt to keep the world safe. Last season the brothers went up against the British Men of Letters to save their mom and the other hunters. Cas had his hands full trying to rescue and protect Lucifer’s baby momma who is carrying a child with enormous power that could end the world or save it. The Winchesters will have a hard season ahead of them. Two of their allies (and friends) are dead. In the final moments of the season, both Crowley and Cas are killed by Lucifer. Catch up before the premiere. Season 12
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David Bowie Starred In A Little Known X-Rated Short Horror Film (Watch)
The world mourned the day that music icon David Bowie passed away. One of the worst parts of losing him is that we will never see or hear anything new that he had created. While it is not new, there is something of Bowie’s that you probably haven’t seen before. Bowie starred in a little-known short horror film titled The Boy in 1968. Exclusively shown in porn theaters when released, director Michael Armstrong’s film scored an X-rating due to the violence in the 13-minute film. The story centers on an artist (Michael Byrne) who paints a picture of a young man. The image somehow turns to flesh and stalks the artist. Terrified, he tries to kill the supernatural intruder (Bowie). Rest In Peace David Bowie 1947-2016
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“Office Space Meets Shaun Of The Dead” In ‘Office Uprising’ – A First Look
Lin Oeding, who has directed films such as Braven and episodes for series like Syfy’s Blood Drive and Chicago P.D., is at the helm of the a upcoming horror-comedy Office Uprising. Office Uprising has an impressive cast that includes Brenton Thwaites (Gods of Egypt), Jane Levy (Don’t Breathe), Karan Soni (Deadpool), Zachary Levi (Heroes Reborn), Gregg Henry (Guardians of the Galaxy), Kurt Fuller (Rosewood) , Ian Harding (Pretty Little Liars), Sam Daly (Submerged), Keeneth Choi (Captain America) and Blood Drive’s Alan Ritchson, who described the movie as “Office Space meets Shaun of the Dead”. The film is, “set inside one of the world’s leading arms manufacturers where a substance is slipped into the employees’ drinks by the board of directors that supposedly makes them work more efficiently. Due to a slacker within the company, they are fed the wrong formula and start turning into homicidal maniacs – leaving the slacker needing to step up his game to rescue himself and
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A Man Seeks Revenge In ‘Jasmine’ – On VOD This July
New stills and the first trailer have arrived for director Dax Phelan’s revenge thriller Jasmine which is approaches it’s summer release. Starring Jason Tobin as the central character Leonard, Byron Mann, Eugenia Yuan , Sarah Lian and Glen Chin, the story centers on a man mourning the death of his wife. He becomes determined to find her killer and get revenge after a chance encounter. From the Press Release: West Hollywood, California – Indican Pictures is set to release director Dax Phelan’s Jasmine this summer. The film will open in Laemmle Theatres, commencing with a showing in Los Angeles, mid-June. Jasmine is a film about conspiracy and revenge as one man is on the hunt for his wife’s deranged killer. The film stars: Jason Tobin (The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift) as central character Leonard, along with Byron Mann (The Big Short), Eugenia Yuan (Memoirs of a Geisha), Sarah Lian and Glen Chin. A preview of the film’s wide
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‘Death Pool’ Dives onto DVD and VOD June 20th
Those who like a little murder with their sun and fun having something to look forward to on June 20th with the release of Death Pool. While I’m not sure if hot young Pool Cleaners exist outside of porno’s, Death Pool turns one into a killer with its main man Johnny Taylor (god that’s a great name for a killer.) I’m not sold yet on a Slasher based around drowning (the gore hound in me needs some blood to wet my appetite), but Death Pool doesn’t look half bad. There’s a fine line between goofy and scary with films like this though, so we’ll just have to wait until the 20th to see whether Death Pool will make a splash or sink to the bottom.
Continue reading →
Take A Ride Down ‘Lost Gully Road’ In It’s First Teaser
For fans of a horror down under, Lost Gully Road, the new Austrailan Supernatural Thriller from Johnny Ghost director Donna McRae might be just what it takes to scratch that Aussie itch, with the first teaser dropping onto Youtube. And teaser is the right word for it, because this little trailer doesn’t tell you jack shit about the movie. Not that going into a movie knowing jack shit about it is necessarily a bad thing. Nothing ruins a good twisty movie like spoiling the hell out of it in the marketing. From the press release, Lost Gully Road “tells the story of Lucy, a directionless young woman who travels to a secluded cottage in the forest to wait for her sister. With no television and little communication with the outside world she spends her days alone and drinking to pass the time. That is, until her unexpected host decides to keep her company…” Wow, spending days alone and drinking to
Continue reading →
Chad Archibald And Cody Calahan Are Taking Us To ‘The Cleaners’
Chad Archbald (Bite, Let Her Out) and Cody Calahan (Antisocial, Antisocial 2) and their company Black Fawn films are working to deliver a new television series, titled The Cleaners. The Cleaners follows a team of crime scene cleaners who mop up after supernatural killings, hiding the truth from the world… that monsters really do exist. From the Press Release: Award-winning horror film producers and directors Cody Calahan and Chad Archibald of Black Fawn Films are set to showcase their TV series concept “The Cleaners,” created by Calahan and Al Kratina, to networks in Banff. For the first time ever, William F. White Int’l. will allow a production company to take over its social media sites. Black Fawn Films will control the WFW Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube channel for three days. While in Calgary, Black Fawn will be making a stop to meet fans at the Calgary Horror-Con on June 11th, where they will be presenting at a panel moderated
Continue reading →
Netflix Announces Forest Whitaker Joining Theo James In ‘How It Ends’
Netflix has announced that Forest Whitaker has signed on to co-star alongside Theo James (Underworld: Awakening), David M. Rosenthal (Jacob’s Ladder remake) in the post-apocalyptic thriller How It Ends, THR reports. Beginning production in Canada next month under the direction of David M. Rosenthal, the film centers on a mysterious apocalyptic event that turns the world into mayhem. Theo James plays a young father who will stop at nothing to get across the country to his pregnant wife. Written by Brooks McLaren, How It Ends is produced by Paul Sciff, Kelly McCormick, Tai Duncan, and Patrick Newall serve as producers. Sierra’s Nick Meyer and Marc Schaberg are executive producing.
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Meet The Newest LBGT Icon, The Babadook ?
Pride month is in full swing and fate has it a mistake made Netflix has cast the creepy stove-pipe-hat-wearing ghoul from The Babadook, one of 2014’s biggest films, as a new LBGT icon. So how did Netflix transform the creepy character from scary to utterly fabulous? They accidentally put the film in the LBGT section of their streaming service and things snowballed from there. Following the news and multiple memes the icon was born. If you think about it, The Babadook, written and directed by Jennifer Kent, has a lot in common in with some members of the LBGT community. He’s an entity hiding the shadows like many of the closeted members of the community. He’s different and very flamboyant. I mean, come on he rocks a top hat and cloak. The family knows he’s there but try to look past him and ignore what he is. At the end of the film he “comes out” and the main character
Continue reading →
Tom Hardy’s ‘Taboo’ To Have Two More Seasons
One of the best series to premiere this year was Tom Hardy’s Taboo on FX. The dark series with supernatural aspects, written by Hardy and Steven Knight, won’t be sticking around past it’s welcome. Knight, who also writes the hit series Peaky Blinders, told HuffPostUK that the series will be “three series and out’. I can feel three acts. The first was ‘the escape’. The second will be ‘the journey’ and the third will be ‘the arrival’, and that’ll be it.” Knight explains.”I don’t think the story will be what viewers are expecting, but hopefully they’ll enjoy it.” The series has already been renewed for it’s second season which follows James Delaney (Hardy) as he leaves London for the “New World”. According to Knight the violence and dark themes will continue in the upcoming season. It’s not simple violence,” Knight told the site. “It’s dealing with a time when violence was much more acceptance, plus this kind of drama is
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