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New Poster, New Photos And Casting News For American Horror Story Season 6
American Horror Story has released the first poster for season 6 and it’s creepy. I hope you don’t have Arachnophobia. Earlier this week we reported that new photos from the set of American Horror Story’s season 6, courtesy of TMZ, had revealed that the the theme will revolve around “The Lost Colony” of Roanoke, though no title or official synopsis has been released yet. One photo contained the image of a tree with the word “CROATOAN” which is a dead giveaway. The word was the only clue left in the mystery of 117 people’s disappearance in 1590 from Roanoke, the North Carolina colony. Today, we have two pieces of news, the first is that American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson star Cuba Gooding Jr. appears to have joined the show’s cast and has been seen on the set filming. At this time there has been nothing formally announced about his casting or what character he might play. Gooding
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Will See A Big Bad In Season 2 Of Ash VS Evil Dead Worse Than Anything They’ve Faced Before – First Photo
Just when we thought Ash and his crew had faced the worst, we learn that this season a new big bad is going to be introduced. Joel Tobeck stars as “Baal”, a creature that is more powerful than anything Ash has ever gone up against before. When Baal is released from the underworld, our team will face an enemy more powerful than any that have come before. One with bigger plans than just destroying Ash as well as a secret link to Ruby(Lucy Lawless).” Bruce Campbell, Ash himself, has said that this season we’ll see one of the most brutal death scenes ever to seen on TV. According to Campbell, the special effects team has really outdone themselves on the gory scene, that will feature Ash’s 1973 Delta 88, seen below, covered in blood. Campbell dropped another spoiler, his doppelganger will make an appearance in season 2. “Well, he seems to pop up, that Evil Ash, he’s a tricky one,”
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Ruby Rose Boards The Giant Shark Movie Meg
DJ/Model/Actress Ruby Rose has been busy, between appearing in Orange Is the New Black, filming Resident Evil: The Final Chapter and xXx: Return of Xander Cage and preparing for her role in John Whick: Chapter Two. Now, she’s added another upcoming role to her list. Rose has signed on to co-star in the giant shark film Meg. She is set to play the character Jaxx, “a kick-ass engineering genius and member of the marine research team.” Rose will co-star alongside Jason Statham, Fan Bingbing, and Jessica McNamee. Jon Turteltaub will be directing the film written by Belle Avery, based on the 1997 novel by Steve Allen featuring a Megalodon (prehistoric shark). Meg follows an international underwater observation program, led by Chinese scientists, which comes under attack by an unkown danger. With its deep-sea submersible disabled and trapped at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, they need rescue. A former naval captain and expert deep-sea diver, played by Statham, is recruited
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A Group Of Friends Fight To survive In Blackburn – Coming To DVD This September
3Brane Entertainment has announced that the slasher film Blackburn will be released on DVD in both the U.S. and The U.K. on September 5th, 2016 from Matchbox Films. Directed by Lauro Chartand and penned by Natasha Baron, Blackburn follows five friends trapped in an Alaskan ghost town. When they seek shelter in an abandoned asylum they discover that they are now in a battle against its residents to survive. The Soska sisters, Jen and Sylvia (American Mary, See No Evil 2), star along side Lochlyn Munro (Poker Night), Sarah Lind (Wolf Cop), Emilie Ullerup ( A Little Bit Zombie), and Calum Worthy (Aquarius). From the Press Release: Vancouver, B.C., August 4th, 2016: 3Brane Entertainment is pleased to announce that their horror film Blackburn will see more territories. Already slated for a North American release, this terrifying title will be distributed in the United Kingdom, on September 5th, 2016; Matchbox Films will handle the release. The film stars Lochlyn Munro (Poker
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[Review] The Torment Of Laurie Ann Cullom Takes It Back Old School
Following the story of a young women diagnosed with agoraphobia and confined to her mother’s home during the Spring of 1988 leading up to a psycho trying to kill her, The Torment Of Laurie Cullom wasn’t a let down. Set in the same vain as HUSH, the film (WINNER BEST ACTRESS AWARD and OFFICIAL SELECTION of THE ORLANDO FREAK SHOW HORROR FILM FESTIVAL) built pace and suspense rather than being a blood bath. The first 30 or so minutes in frankly I believed I was watching a haunting film: stuff falling, things being misplaced or actually the real kicker, a jug of milk becoming a jug of blood. All this happening actually made me begin to expect a ghoul to pop up..somewhere. I then found myself surprised and intently watching as the screen went black and my eyes scooped all over my screen for signs of life. About 10 seconds later a novelty mask donned Killer emerged from the shadows
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Horror Anthology Patient Seven Unleashes New Poster And Trailer
We have the new poster and trailer for Terror Films’ film Patient Seven. The anthology includes a wrap around directed by Danny Draven and penned by Barry Jay Stitch. Patient Seven consists of seven award winning short films from directors all around the world. The cast for the film includes Doug Jones who appeared in Hellboy, Crimson Peak and Pan’s Labyrinth. Jones will star alongside Amy Smart (The Single Mom’s Club) and Alfie Allen of Game of Thrones and John Whick, as well as Michael Ironside (Scanners) and Jack Plotnick (Reno 911!: Miami). Nicholas Peterson, Paul Davis, Ómar Örn Hauksson, Dean Hewison, Erlingur Ottar Thoroddsen, Joel Morgan, Johannes Persson and Rasmus Wassberg directed the segments featured in the anthology. In the film Dr. Marcus (Ironside), a renowned psychiatrist, has selected 6 severely mentally ill and dangerous patients to interview as research for his book. One by one they recount the horrors they have committed. The doctor discovers that there is
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[TV Review/Recap] SCREAM: The Vanishing
Last nights SCREAM the killer added another head to his demented list of victims and the SCREAM fandom went in a frenzy as Noah was seemingly about to be next to die. Opening with Maggie discovering a freshly stitched wound on Piper’s body after it was brought back into police custody. As Maggie unsealed the wound she was met by a pig’s heart, which gives a call back to the first season, which begs the question WHY a pig? Is it like a metaphor? Like “Maggie this is your heart, you are a pig!”. Well no. It has to do with something Sheriff Acosta and Maggie did in their youth. While we speculate, lets continue on EVERYTHING that went down last night. Emma had a one on one with Audry on why she brought Piper to Lakewood. Audry during this reveals to Emma she was with Piper the night Rachel (Audry’s GF) got murdered and the fact she knew she
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I AM Not A Serial Killer Receives August Release Date
A troubled teen is struggling to fight his homicidal tendencies, when he discovers a killer arrives in his small town. He must hunt down and destroy the killer while fighting his own urges in I AM Not a Serial Killer, directed by Billy O’Brien. The film premiered earlier this year at SXSW and was then picked up by IFC Midnight. Now, a release date for the thriller has been set for this August. A New trailer and clip have also been released (below). Written by O’Brien and Christopher Hyde, based on the novel by Dan Wells, I AM Not a Serial Killer stars Christopher Lloyd, Max Records, Laura Fraser, and Karl Geary, Dread Central reports. Synopsis: Sixteen-year old John Cleaver (Records) is dangerous and he knows it. He’s obssessed with serial killers, but really doesn’t want to become one. Terrible impulses constantly tempt him, so for his own sake, and the safety of those around him, he lives by rigid
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Willem Dafoe Joins Netflix’s Death Note
Filming for Netflix’s live-action adaption of Death Note, based on the well known Japanese manga from Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, is now under way and is being directed by Adam Wingard (You’re Next). Today we received news that film star Willem Defoe (The Great Wall, John Wick, Boondock Saints) has joined the film’s cast. Defoe will lend his voice to the character Ryuk the Shinigami (God of Death). Defoe will co-star alongside Nat Wolff, Margaret Qualley, Keith Stanfield, Shea Whigham and Paul Nakauchi. The film, centers on a high school teen who finds a supernatural notebook that holds great power, anyone whose name is written in it will die. The young man begins to kill those he believes is unworthy of life. Death Note is produced by Roy Lee, Dan Lin, Masi Oka and Jason Hoffs. Johnathan Eirich, Mirir Yoon Branden Ferguson, and John Powers Middleton are serving as executive producers. We can expect to see the new adaption
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A Camping Trip Turns Deadly In Dark Cove – Now On Digital HD
A weekend of fun quickly turns deadly for five friends in Dark Cove, starring Eliot Bayne, Rob Willey, Cameron Crosby, Montanna McNalley, Rob Abbate, Jules Cotton, Ty Stokoe and James Anderson, Dark Cove was both written and directed by Rob Willey. Official synopsis: Five friends go camping on the wild coast of Vancouver Island. After a physical confrontation with two Australian surfers the night quickly spirals into a violent nightmare as the campers are forced to fight against man and nature to survive. From the Press Release: Victoria, B.C. (August 2nd, 2016) – The Vancouver Island shot Dark Cove is being released on August 2nd, 2016, via Video on Demand. This film was completed in 2014. Also in 2014, the film was shown in Victoria, British Columbia. Here, it played to a packed house of cast, crew and indie horror film fans. Now, this title is set for a wide release, on multiple digital platforms. The latest details on the
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New Poster, New Photos And Casting News For American Horror Story Season 6
American Horror Story has released the first poster for season 6 and it’s creepy. I hope you don’t have Arachnophobia. Earlier this week we reported that new photos from the set of American Horror Story’s season 6, courtesy of TMZ, had revealed that the the theme will revolve around “The Lost Colony” of Roanoke, though no title or official synopsis has been released yet. One photo contained the image of a tree with the word “CROATOAN” which is a dead giveaway. The word was the only clue left in the mystery of 117 people’s disappearance in 1590 from Roanoke, the North Carolina colony. Today, we have two pieces of news, the first is that American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson star Cuba Gooding Jr. appears to have joined the show’s cast and has been seen on the set filming. At this time there has been nothing formally announced about his casting or what character he might play. Gooding
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Will See A Big Bad In Season 2 Of Ash VS Evil Dead Worse Than Anything They’ve Faced Before – First Photo
Just when we thought Ash and his crew had faced the worst, we learn that this season a new big bad is going to be introduced. Joel Tobeck stars as “Baal”, a creature that is more powerful than anything Ash has ever gone up against before. When Baal is released from the underworld, our team will face an enemy more powerful than any that have come before. One with bigger plans than just destroying Ash as well as a secret link to Ruby(Lucy Lawless).” Bruce Campbell, Ash himself, has said that this season we’ll see one of the most brutal death scenes ever to seen on TV. According to Campbell, the special effects team has really outdone themselves on the gory scene, that will feature Ash’s 1973 Delta 88, seen below, covered in blood. Campbell dropped another spoiler, his doppelganger will make an appearance in season 2. “Well, he seems to pop up, that Evil Ash, he’s a tricky one,”
Continue reading →
Ruby Rose Boards The Giant Shark Movie Meg
DJ/Model/Actress Ruby Rose has been busy, between appearing in Orange Is the New Black, filming Resident Evil: The Final Chapter and xXx: Return of Xander Cage and preparing for her role in John Whick: Chapter Two. Now, she’s added another upcoming role to her list. Rose has signed on to co-star in the giant shark film Meg. She is set to play the character Jaxx, “a kick-ass engineering genius and member of the marine research team.” Rose will co-star alongside Jason Statham, Fan Bingbing, and Jessica McNamee. Jon Turteltaub will be directing the film written by Belle Avery, based on the 1997 novel by Steve Allen featuring a Megalodon (prehistoric shark). Meg follows an international underwater observation program, led by Chinese scientists, which comes under attack by an unkown danger. With its deep-sea submersible disabled and trapped at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, they need rescue. A former naval captain and expert deep-sea diver, played by Statham, is recruited
Continue reading →
A Group Of Friends Fight To survive In Blackburn – Coming To DVD This September
3Brane Entertainment has announced that the slasher film Blackburn will be released on DVD in both the U.S. and The U.K. on September 5th, 2016 from Matchbox Films. Directed by Lauro Chartand and penned by Natasha Baron, Blackburn follows five friends trapped in an Alaskan ghost town. When they seek shelter in an abandoned asylum they discover that they are now in a battle against its residents to survive. The Soska sisters, Jen and Sylvia (American Mary, See No Evil 2), star along side Lochlyn Munro (Poker Night), Sarah Lind (Wolf Cop), Emilie Ullerup ( A Little Bit Zombie), and Calum Worthy (Aquarius). From the Press Release: Vancouver, B.C., August 4th, 2016: 3Brane Entertainment is pleased to announce that their horror film Blackburn will see more territories. Already slated for a North American release, this terrifying title will be distributed in the United Kingdom, on September 5th, 2016; Matchbox Films will handle the release. The film stars Lochlyn Munro (Poker
Continue reading →
[Review] The Torment Of Laurie Ann Cullom Takes It Back Old School
Following the story of a young women diagnosed with agoraphobia and confined to her mother’s home during the Spring of 1988 leading up to a psycho trying to kill her, The Torment Of Laurie Cullom wasn’t a let down. Set in the same vain as HUSH, the film (WINNER BEST ACTRESS AWARD and OFFICIAL SELECTION of THE ORLANDO FREAK SHOW HORROR FILM FESTIVAL) built pace and suspense rather than being a blood bath. The first 30 or so minutes in frankly I believed I was watching a haunting film: stuff falling, things being misplaced or actually the real kicker, a jug of milk becoming a jug of blood. All this happening actually made me begin to expect a ghoul to pop up..somewhere. I then found myself surprised and intently watching as the screen went black and my eyes scooped all over my screen for signs of life. About 10 seconds later a novelty mask donned Killer emerged from the shadows
Continue reading →
Horror Anthology Patient Seven Unleashes New Poster And Trailer
We have the new poster and trailer for Terror Films’ film Patient Seven. The anthology includes a wrap around directed by Danny Draven and penned by Barry Jay Stitch. Patient Seven consists of seven award winning short films from directors all around the world. The cast for the film includes Doug Jones who appeared in Hellboy, Crimson Peak and Pan’s Labyrinth. Jones will star alongside Amy Smart (The Single Mom’s Club) and Alfie Allen of Game of Thrones and John Whick, as well as Michael Ironside (Scanners) and Jack Plotnick (Reno 911!: Miami). Nicholas Peterson, Paul Davis, Ómar Örn Hauksson, Dean Hewison, Erlingur Ottar Thoroddsen, Joel Morgan, Johannes Persson and Rasmus Wassberg directed the segments featured in the anthology. In the film Dr. Marcus (Ironside), a renowned psychiatrist, has selected 6 severely mentally ill and dangerous patients to interview as research for his book. One by one they recount the horrors they have committed. The doctor discovers that there is
Continue reading →
[TV Review/Recap] SCREAM: The Vanishing
Last nights SCREAM the killer added another head to his demented list of victims and the SCREAM fandom went in a frenzy as Noah was seemingly about to be next to die. Opening with Maggie discovering a freshly stitched wound on Piper’s body after it was brought back into police custody. As Maggie unsealed the wound she was met by a pig’s heart, which gives a call back to the first season, which begs the question WHY a pig? Is it like a metaphor? Like “Maggie this is your heart, you are a pig!”. Well no. It has to do with something Sheriff Acosta and Maggie did in their youth. While we speculate, lets continue on EVERYTHING that went down last night. Emma had a one on one with Audry on why she brought Piper to Lakewood. Audry during this reveals to Emma she was with Piper the night Rachel (Audry’s GF) got murdered and the fact she knew she
Continue reading →
I AM Not A Serial Killer Receives August Release Date
A troubled teen is struggling to fight his homicidal tendencies, when he discovers a killer arrives in his small town. He must hunt down and destroy the killer while fighting his own urges in I AM Not a Serial Killer, directed by Billy O’Brien. The film premiered earlier this year at SXSW and was then picked up by IFC Midnight. Now, a release date for the thriller has been set for this August. A New trailer and clip have also been released (below). Written by O’Brien and Christopher Hyde, based on the novel by Dan Wells, I AM Not a Serial Killer stars Christopher Lloyd, Max Records, Laura Fraser, and Karl Geary, Dread Central reports. Synopsis: Sixteen-year old John Cleaver (Records) is dangerous and he knows it. He’s obssessed with serial killers, but really doesn’t want to become one. Terrible impulses constantly tempt him, so for his own sake, and the safety of those around him, he lives by rigid
Continue reading →
Willem Dafoe Joins Netflix’s Death Note
Filming for Netflix’s live-action adaption of Death Note, based on the well known Japanese manga from Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, is now under way and is being directed by Adam Wingard (You’re Next). Today we received news that film star Willem Defoe (The Great Wall, John Wick, Boondock Saints) has joined the film’s cast. Defoe will lend his voice to the character Ryuk the Shinigami (God of Death). Defoe will co-star alongside Nat Wolff, Margaret Qualley, Keith Stanfield, Shea Whigham and Paul Nakauchi. The film, centers on a high school teen who finds a supernatural notebook that holds great power, anyone whose name is written in it will die. The young man begins to kill those he believes is unworthy of life. Death Note is produced by Roy Lee, Dan Lin, Masi Oka and Jason Hoffs. Johnathan Eirich, Mirir Yoon Branden Ferguson, and John Powers Middleton are serving as executive producers. We can expect to see the new adaption
Continue reading →
A Camping Trip Turns Deadly In Dark Cove – Now On Digital HD
A weekend of fun quickly turns deadly for five friends in Dark Cove, starring Eliot Bayne, Rob Willey, Cameron Crosby, Montanna McNalley, Rob Abbate, Jules Cotton, Ty Stokoe and James Anderson, Dark Cove was both written and directed by Rob Willey. Official synopsis: Five friends go camping on the wild coast of Vancouver Island. After a physical confrontation with two Australian surfers the night quickly spirals into a violent nightmare as the campers are forced to fight against man and nature to survive. From the Press Release: Victoria, B.C. (August 2nd, 2016) – The Vancouver Island shot Dark Cove is being released on August 2nd, 2016, via Video on Demand. This film was completed in 2014. Also in 2014, the film was shown in Victoria, British Columbia. Here, it played to a packed house of cast, crew and indie horror film fans. Now, this title is set for a wide release, on multiple digital platforms. The latest details on the
Continue reading →