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CAPCOM announces ‘Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster’
Today at CAPCOM NEXT, the leading game developer announced the deluxe remaster of the cult classic zombie survival game, Dead Rising. Along with the news comes a new trailer and release date to get fans of the original excited. Players will return as Frank West, a photojournalist who is covering a zombie outbreak and is forced to fight for his survival, along with others, in a mall infested with zombies and psychopaths where anything and everything is a weapon! There are a bunch of new features and gameplay improvements in Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster that will have both veterans and newcomers falling in love with the game (again), including: Improved Graphics: Experience Willamette Parkview Mall being overrun by hordes of zombies like never before in up to 4K resolution with a 60 FPS frame rate! Updated Character Models: Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster introduces new, high-end character modeling for Frank West, the unhinged Psychopaths, NPCs like Brad, Jessie, Isabela, and the
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Final ‘Longlegs’ Trailer Teases “The End” of Sleep Filled Nights
Ahead of the theatrical debut of the year’s most highly anticipated horror film, Longlegs, the final trailer, “The End,” has arrived. The trailer teases the horrors that await in Osgood Perkins‘ film and that your nights of peaceful sleep may be over. Perkins, the mastermind behind The Blackcoat’s Daughter, is known for his ability to weave a web of psychological dread. And judging by the trailer, Longlegs promises to be no exception. The story follows FBI rookie Agent Lee Harker (Maika Monroe, It Follows, Watcher). Harker is in a race against time to save a victim from a terrifying killer. As Harker digs deeper into the case, she uncovers a horrifying truth—a connection to the killer’s twisted game that runs far deeper than she ever imagined. The trailer delivers a masterclass in building suspense. It’s filled with emotionally unsettling visuals and a haunting soundscape that will leave you on the edge of your seat. We see glimpses of Harker’s relentless
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‘Hellboy: The Crooked Man,’ Written by Creator Mike Mignola, Unleashes First Trailer
Get ready for a monstrous return! As Hellboy celebrates his 30th anniversary, the first trailer for Hellboy: The Crooked Man, the latest adaptation of creator Mike Mignola‘s beloved comic book character, has been released. The film, written by Mignola himself, boasts a new take on the red right hand. Jack Kesy steps into the iconic role, following in the footsteps of Ron Perlman and David Harbour. Hellboy: The Crooked Man is an R-rated thrill ride set in the chilling atmosphere of 1950s America. Adeline Rudolph portrays Bobbie Jo Song, a rookie agent thrust into a nightmarish situation. When a routine mission involving a mysterious spider goes sideways, Bobbie Jo is forced to enlist the help of Hellboy. Directed by Brian Taylor, the movie stars Jefferson White (“Yellowstone”) as Tom Ferrell. Adaline Rudoplh (Resident Evil), Joseph Marcell (“Fresh Prince”), and Leigh MacNamara (The Gentlemen) round out the cast. Filmed on location in Bulgaria, the film is based on the iconic comic
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Interview: Star Michael Nardelli Reveals Circle Sequel is Coming
In 2015, the acclaimed sci-fi horror film Circle captured the attention of viewers and critics alike for its powerful commentary on society. The film stars Michael Nardelli as Eric. He also served as a producer. In Circle, significant effects and backdrops are bypassed to concentrate on the story. The film sees fifty strangers taken and forced to choose the one person who deserves to live.” I sat with Michael to discuss Circle’s exploration of society and survival. But that’s not all. We have exciting news! A sequel, titled Circles, is on its way next year. Circle and Circles are not the only projects we had the opportunity to discuss. We also discussed Michael’s Emmy nominations for his series “Dark/Web,” which you can stream now on Prime Video. In the series, a programmer’s mysterious disappearance leads to the reunion of old friends. Together, they discover strange stories she left behind that may hold clues to an impending technological crisis. One thing
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Movie Review: Child’s Play (2019) – Scream Factory 4K/Blu-ray combo
Young mother Karen (Aubrey Plaza) has it tough all over. She’s moved to the city with her son Andy (Gabriel Bateman) who is having a shit of a time adjusting to his new environs, she has a rather shitty boyfriend, and her department store job is a real drag… so a bummer convention through and through. What is the hottest selling item at the store ol’ K-dawg toils away at I don’t hear you ask? Why the Buddi doll of course, a robotic best friend for children that our heroine manages to snag for free after blackmailing a member of the returns department. Of course, Karen has no idea that this particular Buddi doll, Chucky by name, has had each and every safety protocol removed from it’s circuits by a disgruntled worker before he splats himself into the street pizza Hall of Fame. After a bit of disinterest, Andy grows to really enjoy Chucky’s company, and even manages to befriend
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Sci-fi Horror ‘Alien Outbreak’ Lands on DVD
The award-winning British sci-fi horror Alien Outbreak is now available on DVD in the USA from director and VFX master Neil Rowe (“Robot World”). Featuring a chilling soundtrack by Amanda Rowe, Alien Outbreak is a terrifying vision of an alien invasion. The film follows local police officers Zoe (Katherine Drake) and Patrick (Ritchie Crane) as they witness a small rural community descend into chaos. Strange occurrences plague the town, residents exhibit bizarre behavior, and a sense of impending doom hangs heavy in the air. As Zoe and Patrick realize they’re under siege by alien machines, they become cut off from the outside world. Forced to defend their community against these unwelcome visitors, they team up with a group of brave residents to unravel the mystery and fight for survival. But can they stop the alien threat before it’s too late? Alien Outbreak has been praised for its tight pacing and expertly blended horror and action elements. The film’s special effects,
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Movie Review: Arena Wars (2024)
In the very near future, everyone is absolutely balls deep into Arena Wars; the game show where convicts can earn their freedom if they survive the onslaught of a ghoulish gaggle of murderous madmen (and women)… well at least they used to be into it, but the contest has been one sided… what with those sinister stalkers being armed to the nines and all… for so long that things are getting a bit long in the tooth. Enter: Luke Bender (John Wells), an ex-marine serving a totally rational 200 year sentence for a crime he had nothing to do with after all, which gives him plenty of motivation to win this particular contest of champions, so before you can say Bachman Books we’re off and runnin’, man! Now of course comparisons between this film’s narrative, and Arnie’s 1987 masterpiece (and by association Stephen King’s 1982 novel of the same name written under his Richard Bachman pen-name) are going to be
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NEON’s Horror Thriller ‘Cuckoo’ Receives New Release Date
Gear up for a chilling descent into horror with NEON’s latest film, Cuckoo, directed by the acclaimed Tilman Singer (Luz). The film stars Hunter Schafer (“Euphoria”) and unveils a hauntingly beautiful poster that hints at the psychological terror that awaits. The story follows 17-year-old Gretchen (Schafer) on a seemingly idyllic family vacation. Joining her father and his new family at a luxurious resort nestled in the German Alps, Gretchen anticipates a relaxing getaway. However, her dreams of tranquility quickly dissipate. Strange noises echo through the night, and disturbing visions plague her. As the facade of a perfect vacation crumbles, Gretchen uncovers a dark secret lurking beneath the resort’s pristine surface. The new poster offers a glimpse into Gretchen’s nightmare. Her terrified expression foreshadows the horrors that await. NEON hints at a monstrous entity, a nightmarish bird-like creature with a horrifying scream. This grotesque element adds a layer of mystery to the film, hinting at a story that goes beyond a
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BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE: A Ghoulishly Fun Afterlife Experience Comes To LA
Calling all Beetlejuice fans! Get ready to enter the strange and spooky world of Tim Burton‘s film with the new BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE: The Afterlife Experience. Opening August 23rd at Los Angeles’ Ovation Hollywood, this immersive experience brings the afterlife to life just in time for the premiere of the highly anticipated sequel. This 11,000-square-foot extravaganza throws you headfirst into the afterlife. Guests will encounter recreated sets from the movie, enjoy live entertainment, and capture unforgettable photo ops. Knock three times to enter the waiting room, grab your exclusive passport, and prepare to meet Beetlejuice himself alongside a kooky cast of ghosts. The experience goes beyond scares. Grab a bite at the Afterlife Diner, themed with food and drinks to tantalize your taste buds. For the ultimate memento, visit the Afterlife Souvenir Shop, brimming with limited-edition merchandise inspired by the film. Tickets start at $25 and go on sale July 3rd at 10:00 AM PDT exclusively on Fever. For pre-sale access,
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Horror Thriller ‘A Sacrifice’ is Now in Theaters
While “Stranger Things” fans eagerly await its return, star Sadie Sink takes on a chilling new role in the horror-thriller A Sacrifice (formerly titled “Berlin Nobody”). This Vertical Entertainment film dives into the unsettling world of cults, teenage rebellion, and the complexities of father-daughter relationships. A Sacrifice draws inspiration from Nicholas Hogg’s 2015 novel “Tokyo Nobody.” Director Jordan Scott, son of legendary filmmaker Ridley Scott, helms the project, both directing and producing alongside his father. The film promises a suspenseful narrative that unfolds in Berlin’s vibrant yet unsettling backdrop. The story revolves around Ben Monroe (Eric Bana), an American social psychologist on the trail of a disturbing Berlin cult. As Ben delves deeper into the investigation, his world collides with that of his teenage daughter, Mazzy (Sadie Sink). Mazzy, a rebellious spirit, is drawn to the city’s underground party scene, influenced by a mysterious local boy. As their paths diverge, both father and daughter face escalating dangers. When Mazzy becomes
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CAPCOM announces ‘Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster’
Today at CAPCOM NEXT, the leading game developer announced the deluxe remaster of the cult classic zombie survival game, Dead Rising. Along with the news comes a new trailer and release date to get fans of the original excited. Players will return as Frank West, a photojournalist who is covering a zombie outbreak and is forced to fight for his survival, along with others, in a mall infested with zombies and psychopaths where anything and everything is a weapon! There are a bunch of new features and gameplay improvements in Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster that will have both veterans and newcomers falling in love with the game (again), including: Improved Graphics: Experience Willamette Parkview Mall being overrun by hordes of zombies like never before in up to 4K resolution with a 60 FPS frame rate! Updated Character Models: Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster introduces new, high-end character modeling for Frank West, the unhinged Psychopaths, NPCs like Brad, Jessie, Isabela, and the
Continue reading →
Final ‘Longlegs’ Trailer Teases “The End” of Sleep Filled Nights
Ahead of the theatrical debut of the year’s most highly anticipated horror film, Longlegs, the final trailer, “The End,” has arrived. The trailer teases the horrors that await in Osgood Perkins‘ film and that your nights of peaceful sleep may be over. Perkins, the mastermind behind The Blackcoat’s Daughter, is known for his ability to weave a web of psychological dread. And judging by the trailer, Longlegs promises to be no exception. The story follows FBI rookie Agent Lee Harker (Maika Monroe, It Follows, Watcher). Harker is in a race against time to save a victim from a terrifying killer. As Harker digs deeper into the case, she uncovers a horrifying truth—a connection to the killer’s twisted game that runs far deeper than she ever imagined. The trailer delivers a masterclass in building suspense. It’s filled with emotionally unsettling visuals and a haunting soundscape that will leave you on the edge of your seat. We see glimpses of Harker’s relentless
Continue reading →
‘Hellboy: The Crooked Man,’ Written by Creator Mike Mignola, Unleashes First Trailer
Get ready for a monstrous return! As Hellboy celebrates his 30th anniversary, the first trailer for Hellboy: The Crooked Man, the latest adaptation of creator Mike Mignola‘s beloved comic book character, has been released. The film, written by Mignola himself, boasts a new take on the red right hand. Jack Kesy steps into the iconic role, following in the footsteps of Ron Perlman and David Harbour. Hellboy: The Crooked Man is an R-rated thrill ride set in the chilling atmosphere of 1950s America. Adeline Rudolph portrays Bobbie Jo Song, a rookie agent thrust into a nightmarish situation. When a routine mission involving a mysterious spider goes sideways, Bobbie Jo is forced to enlist the help of Hellboy. Directed by Brian Taylor, the movie stars Jefferson White (“Yellowstone”) as Tom Ferrell. Adaline Rudoplh (Resident Evil), Joseph Marcell (“Fresh Prince”), and Leigh MacNamara (The Gentlemen) round out the cast. Filmed on location in Bulgaria, the film is based on the iconic comic
Continue reading →
Interview: Star Michael Nardelli Reveals Circle Sequel is Coming
In 2015, the acclaimed sci-fi horror film Circle captured the attention of viewers and critics alike for its powerful commentary on society. The film stars Michael Nardelli as Eric. He also served as a producer. In Circle, significant effects and backdrops are bypassed to concentrate on the story. The film sees fifty strangers taken and forced to choose the one person who deserves to live.” I sat with Michael to discuss Circle’s exploration of society and survival. But that’s not all. We have exciting news! A sequel, titled Circles, is on its way next year. Circle and Circles are not the only projects we had the opportunity to discuss. We also discussed Michael’s Emmy nominations for his series “Dark/Web,” which you can stream now on Prime Video. In the series, a programmer’s mysterious disappearance leads to the reunion of old friends. Together, they discover strange stories she left behind that may hold clues to an impending technological crisis. One thing
Continue reading →
Movie Review: Child’s Play (2019) – Scream Factory 4K/Blu-ray combo
Young mother Karen (Aubrey Plaza) has it tough all over. She’s moved to the city with her son Andy (Gabriel Bateman) who is having a shit of a time adjusting to his new environs, she has a rather shitty boyfriend, and her department store job is a real drag… so a bummer convention through and through. What is the hottest selling item at the store ol’ K-dawg toils away at I don’t hear you ask? Why the Buddi doll of course, a robotic best friend for children that our heroine manages to snag for free after blackmailing a member of the returns department. Of course, Karen has no idea that this particular Buddi doll, Chucky by name, has had each and every safety protocol removed from it’s circuits by a disgruntled worker before he splats himself into the street pizza Hall of Fame. After a bit of disinterest, Andy grows to really enjoy Chucky’s company, and even manages to befriend
Continue reading →
Sci-fi Horror ‘Alien Outbreak’ Lands on DVD
The award-winning British sci-fi horror Alien Outbreak is now available on DVD in the USA from director and VFX master Neil Rowe (“Robot World”). Featuring a chilling soundtrack by Amanda Rowe, Alien Outbreak is a terrifying vision of an alien invasion. The film follows local police officers Zoe (Katherine Drake) and Patrick (Ritchie Crane) as they witness a small rural community descend into chaos. Strange occurrences plague the town, residents exhibit bizarre behavior, and a sense of impending doom hangs heavy in the air. As Zoe and Patrick realize they’re under siege by alien machines, they become cut off from the outside world. Forced to defend their community against these unwelcome visitors, they team up with a group of brave residents to unravel the mystery and fight for survival. But can they stop the alien threat before it’s too late? Alien Outbreak has been praised for its tight pacing and expertly blended horror and action elements. The film’s special effects,
Continue reading →
Movie Review: Arena Wars (2024)
In the very near future, everyone is absolutely balls deep into Arena Wars; the game show where convicts can earn their freedom if they survive the onslaught of a ghoulish gaggle of murderous madmen (and women)… well at least they used to be into it, but the contest has been one sided… what with those sinister stalkers being armed to the nines and all… for so long that things are getting a bit long in the tooth. Enter: Luke Bender (John Wells), an ex-marine serving a totally rational 200 year sentence for a crime he had nothing to do with after all, which gives him plenty of motivation to win this particular contest of champions, so before you can say Bachman Books we’re off and runnin’, man! Now of course comparisons between this film’s narrative, and Arnie’s 1987 masterpiece (and by association Stephen King’s 1982 novel of the same name written under his Richard Bachman pen-name) are going to be
Continue reading →
NEON’s Horror Thriller ‘Cuckoo’ Receives New Release Date
Gear up for a chilling descent into horror with NEON’s latest film, Cuckoo, directed by the acclaimed Tilman Singer (Luz). The film stars Hunter Schafer (“Euphoria”) and unveils a hauntingly beautiful poster that hints at the psychological terror that awaits. The story follows 17-year-old Gretchen (Schafer) on a seemingly idyllic family vacation. Joining her father and his new family at a luxurious resort nestled in the German Alps, Gretchen anticipates a relaxing getaway. However, her dreams of tranquility quickly dissipate. Strange noises echo through the night, and disturbing visions plague her. As the facade of a perfect vacation crumbles, Gretchen uncovers a dark secret lurking beneath the resort’s pristine surface. The new poster offers a glimpse into Gretchen’s nightmare. Her terrified expression foreshadows the horrors that await. NEON hints at a monstrous entity, a nightmarish bird-like creature with a horrifying scream. This grotesque element adds a layer of mystery to the film, hinting at a story that goes beyond a
Continue reading →
BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE: A Ghoulishly Fun Afterlife Experience Comes To LA
Calling all Beetlejuice fans! Get ready to enter the strange and spooky world of Tim Burton‘s film with the new BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE: The Afterlife Experience. Opening August 23rd at Los Angeles’ Ovation Hollywood, this immersive experience brings the afterlife to life just in time for the premiere of the highly anticipated sequel. This 11,000-square-foot extravaganza throws you headfirst into the afterlife. Guests will encounter recreated sets from the movie, enjoy live entertainment, and capture unforgettable photo ops. Knock three times to enter the waiting room, grab your exclusive passport, and prepare to meet Beetlejuice himself alongside a kooky cast of ghosts. The experience goes beyond scares. Grab a bite at the Afterlife Diner, themed with food and drinks to tantalize your taste buds. For the ultimate memento, visit the Afterlife Souvenir Shop, brimming with limited-edition merchandise inspired by the film. Tickets start at $25 and go on sale July 3rd at 10:00 AM PDT exclusively on Fever. For pre-sale access,
Continue reading →
Horror Thriller ‘A Sacrifice’ is Now in Theaters
While “Stranger Things” fans eagerly await its return, star Sadie Sink takes on a chilling new role in the horror-thriller A Sacrifice (formerly titled “Berlin Nobody”). This Vertical Entertainment film dives into the unsettling world of cults, teenage rebellion, and the complexities of father-daughter relationships. A Sacrifice draws inspiration from Nicholas Hogg’s 2015 novel “Tokyo Nobody.” Director Jordan Scott, son of legendary filmmaker Ridley Scott, helms the project, both directing and producing alongside his father. The film promises a suspenseful narrative that unfolds in Berlin’s vibrant yet unsettling backdrop. The story revolves around Ben Monroe (Eric Bana), an American social psychologist on the trail of a disturbing Berlin cult. As Ben delves deeper into the investigation, his world collides with that of his teenage daughter, Mazzy (Sadie Sink). Mazzy, a rebellious spirit, is drawn to the city’s underground party scene, influenced by a mysterious local boy. As their paths diverge, both father and daughter face escalating dangers. When Mazzy becomes
Continue reading →