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New ‘The Watchers’ Teaser Gives a Glimpse at the Horrors That Await You
Prepare for a thrilling new chapter in horror as Ishana Night Shyamalan, daughter of the iconic M. Night Shyamalan, prepares to unleash her directorial debut, The Watchers. This chilling film promises a terrifying journey into the unknown, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats. A brand new teaser has been released while the film’s release is a few weeks away. It offers a glimpse into the unsettling mystery at the heart of the story. The cryptic footage doesn’t reveal much about the plot but effectively builds suspense. We see a group of strangers, played by Dakota Fanning, Georgina Campbell, Oliver Finnegan, and Olwen Fouéré, isolated and stalked by unseen creatures that emerge at night. The new teaser centers on four haunting instructions: “Do not turn your back to the mirror. Do not open the door after dark. Do not go near the burrows. Always stay in the light.” These cryptic rules hint at the danger that awaits those who
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Il Tempo del Sogna – Dream Time (2023) – Rustblade Blu-ray
There’s nothing that hits quite like Italian horror cinema of the ’80s to mid-’90s. It is often outrageous, spectacularly gore-drenched, surreal and completely one-of-a-kind (even when it lifts elements from Hollywood fright flick blockbusters)… and just as it was rockin’ and rollin’, the wheels came off the cart shortly after the release of Michele Soavi’s kinda-sorta Dylan Dog adaptation, Cemetery Man in 1994. How did this occur? Well, that is precisely what Nocturno magazine’s Davide Pulici aims to decipher in Claudio Lattanzi’s (1988’s Zombi 5: The Killing Birds) documentary Il Tempo del Sogna. Following the journey from Lamberto Bava’s 1985 monsterpiece Demons, with a special focus given to the troubled production of it’s second sequel (which would eventually be retooled into Soavi’s The Church in 1989), on through late-era Fulci, and to late in the game stragglers such as 1997’s The Wax Mask (directed by effects maestro Sergio Stivaletti) we hear first-hand accounts of both the production of beloved fright
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Lou Ferrigno Goes from Hulk to Cannibal in ‘The Hermit’
Get ready to see Lou Ferrigno in a whole new light! Variety has unveiled the first image of the iconic actor/bodybuilder as a cannibalistic pig farmer in the upcoming horror film The Hermit. This marks Ferrigno’s first monstrous role since his legendary portrayal of the Incredible Hulk on the hit CBS series. He’s trading in his green rage for a darker hunger, taking on a terrifying new persona. The film follows two teenagers, Lisa (Malina Weissman) and Eric (Anthony Turpel). The teens are on a forced vacation in the woods. Their teenage angst takes a backseat to terror when they stumble upon a remote farm. Inside, a gruesome scene awaits them – animal heads adorn the walls, hinting at the horrors that lie within. What unfolds next is a desperate fight for survival against a seemingly unstoppable cannibalistic pig farmer, who uses his “produce” to create a horrifying side hustle – human jerky. The Hermit is by Italian filmmaker Salvatore
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Dive Into Terror This Summer with Netflix’s ‘Under Paris’
Get ready to dive deep into terror. Netflix will unleash Under Paris, an action-packed, blood-drenched shark attack film this summer. Here’s what you need to know. Directed by Xavier Gens (Mayhem!), Under Paris throws out the beach setting and plunges us into the heart of Paris. The Seine River usually symbolizes romance and beauty. But in this movie, it becomes a feeding ground for a monstrous, hungry shark. A celebratory event takes a horrifying turn as the predator tears through the unsuspecting crowd, transforming a festive atmosphere into a gruesome blood bath. Before it’s too late, Bérénice Bejo (The Artist) takes center stage as Sophia, a brilliant scientist determined to unravel the mystery behind the lurking menace. She joins forces with Mika, a passionate environmental activist, and Adil, the Seine River police commander (Nassim Lyes, Overdose). This unlikely trio must work together against the clock to stop the carnage before Paris is forever stained red. Fans of fins and frights,
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Movie Review: The Cat and The Canary (1927) – Eureka Blu-ray
As per his dying wish, twenty years after rich eccentric geezer Cyrus West kicks the bucket, his relatives gather on a dark and stormy night for the reading of his will at his former arcane abode; a mansion that looks like German Expressionism mixed with Edgar Allan Poe aesthetics. Anyhow, this groovy gaggle of weirdos eventually discovers that Cyrus’ fortune is to be left to his niece Annabelle (prolific silent film actress Laura La Plante)… on the condition she be judged sane (something Cyrus himself would never be able to achieve) by the macabre medicine-man Doctor Ira Lazar (Lucien Littlefield). If she fails the exam, the riches will be given to the second choice family member who will be revealed in a separate sealed will… I mean for fuck’s sake dude, couldn’t you have just split that shit six ways among everyone and call it a day?! As if Annabelle isn’t under enough pressure from the threat of her remaining
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“Welcome to Derry” Director Promises a Character Driven Series
The terrifying world of Stephen King’s IT is expanding to the small screen with the prequel series Welcome to Derry. This new chapter promises to be as scary as its big-screen counterpart while delving deeper into the characters at the heart of the story. “Welcome to Derry” serves as a prequel to the chilling two-part film adaptation directed by Andy Muschietti. The series transports viewers back to the town of Derry, Maine, in the 1960s – two decades before the events of IT: Chapter One. While plot details remain tightly under wraps, rumors suggest the series explores the origins of Pennywise, the nightmarish entity that feasts on children every twenty-seven years. Director Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour, known for his work on the incredible FX series Shōgun, is at the helm of several episodes, including the pilot. Muschietti serves as an executive producer, ensuring the series stays true to the established vision. Osei-Kuffour has hinted that fans can expect a show that prioritizes
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Review: GUNNAR Optics new Clear Pro Lens
GUNNA Optics is the leading company making glasses for people who spend lots of time looking at screens with clients ranging from your average Joe with a laptop, and military personnel, to animation studios. It was the latter, Dreamworks to be precise, who asked for a change. GUNNAR glasses have a yellow tint to them that blocks out blue spectrum light which can cause eye fatigue, this yellow tint affects how colors look which is not good for members of Dreamworks’ Gold Team who have to go through every frame of an animated project to find any imperfections before release, this includes color palats. Ten years later, research has paid off, and GUNNAR has now developed the Clear Pro Lens. The lenses still block harmful blue light from screens, but won’t change how colors look! I want to thank GUNNAR for sending over a couple of their new glasses (Arbor Collection with Cear Pro Lens) for me to check out!
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Pierce Brosnan Hunts a Werewolf in Upcoming Horror ‘Wolfland’
Legendary actor Pierce Brosnan is gearing up for a thrilling new role: a werewolf hunter in his son Sean Brosnan‘s film Wolfland. This exciting project promises to be a fresh take on the classic monster movie trope. Sean Brosnan, the film’s co-writer alongside Matt D’Elia, takes the helm for Wolfland. The film follows a young boy’s desperate quest to save his sister from a vicious werewolf attack. His journey leads him to Devlin, a legendary werewolf hunter played by Pierce Brosnan. Together, this unlikely duo delves into a world of blood and carnage as they hunt down the monstrous creature. Wolfland boasts the impressive special effects work of Imaginarium Studios, renowned for its groundbreaking creature design and effects, like in Planet of the Apes and The Lord of the Rings. With their expertise, audiences can expect truly terrifying and awe-inspiring werewolf visuals. The filmmaker has high aspirations for Wolfland. Sean Brosnan himself has expressed his desire to redefine the werewolf
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2025 a Killer Year for Horror: Release Dates for Sequels of M3GAN, Five Nights at Freddy’s, and More!
2025 may be months away, but news of what the year will hold for horror fans is shaping up to be huge! Multiple franchises will return with new installments, and many of their premiere dates have just been announced. Here’s what’s heading your way next year. A Return to Five Nights at Freddy’s The Five Nights at Freddy’s video game adaptation is back with its sequel, hitting theaters on December 5th, 2025. It’s sure to send shivers down your spine after the first film’s box film’s success of nearly $300 million. For those unfamiliar with the first film’s plot, Blumhouse brings the terrifying world of Five Nights at Freddy’s to life for a blood-curdling cinematic experience. The first movie follows a troubled security guard who takes a job at Freddy Fazbear’s. As his first night unfolds, he quickly realizes surviving his shift won’t be easy. The star-studded cast included Matthew Lillard, Hutcherson, Piper Rubio, Mary Stuart Masterson, Elizabeth Lail, and
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JK Simmons Gets Brutal in New Clip From ‘You Can’t Run Forever’ – Out Today
Prepare for a heart-pounding crime thriller, You Can’t Run Forever, which races into theaters today, promising a chilling experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Ahead of its premiere, a new clip has arrived, revealing what happens when you bring a knife to a gunfight. Academy Award® winner J.K. Simmons takes on a sinister role as a relentless serial killer. Isabelle Anaya portrays Miranda, a young woman already battling crippling anxiety from a past trauma. Miranda becomes the target of this ruthless killer, and is forced to confront both her inner demons and a terrifying external threat. The film explores themes of resilience, the enduring bonds of family, and the remarkable potential of the human spirit to overcome even the most horrifying situations. Director Michelle Schumacher co-wrote the film along with Carolyn Carpenter. You Can’t Run Forever boasts a talented team behind the scenes. Produced by Randle Schumacher, the film promises a captivating experience that will
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New ‘The Watchers’ Teaser Gives a Glimpse at the Horrors That Await You
Prepare for a thrilling new chapter in horror as Ishana Night Shyamalan, daughter of the iconic M. Night Shyamalan, prepares to unleash her directorial debut, The Watchers. This chilling film promises a terrifying journey into the unknown, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats. A brand new teaser has been released while the film’s release is a few weeks away. It offers a glimpse into the unsettling mystery at the heart of the story. The cryptic footage doesn’t reveal much about the plot but effectively builds suspense. We see a group of strangers, played by Dakota Fanning, Georgina Campbell, Oliver Finnegan, and Olwen Fouéré, isolated and stalked by unseen creatures that emerge at night. The new teaser centers on four haunting instructions: “Do not turn your back to the mirror. Do not open the door after dark. Do not go near the burrows. Always stay in the light.” These cryptic rules hint at the danger that awaits those who
Continue reading →
Il Tempo del Sogna – Dream Time (2023) – Rustblade Blu-ray
There’s nothing that hits quite like Italian horror cinema of the ’80s to mid-’90s. It is often outrageous, spectacularly gore-drenched, surreal and completely one-of-a-kind (even when it lifts elements from Hollywood fright flick blockbusters)… and just as it was rockin’ and rollin’, the wheels came off the cart shortly after the release of Michele Soavi’s kinda-sorta Dylan Dog adaptation, Cemetery Man in 1994. How did this occur? Well, that is precisely what Nocturno magazine’s Davide Pulici aims to decipher in Claudio Lattanzi’s (1988’s Zombi 5: The Killing Birds) documentary Il Tempo del Sogna. Following the journey from Lamberto Bava’s 1985 monsterpiece Demons, with a special focus given to the troubled production of it’s second sequel (which would eventually be retooled into Soavi’s The Church in 1989), on through late-era Fulci, and to late in the game stragglers such as 1997’s The Wax Mask (directed by effects maestro Sergio Stivaletti) we hear first-hand accounts of both the production of beloved fright
Continue reading →
Lou Ferrigno Goes from Hulk to Cannibal in ‘The Hermit’
Get ready to see Lou Ferrigno in a whole new light! Variety has unveiled the first image of the iconic actor/bodybuilder as a cannibalistic pig farmer in the upcoming horror film The Hermit. This marks Ferrigno’s first monstrous role since his legendary portrayal of the Incredible Hulk on the hit CBS series. He’s trading in his green rage for a darker hunger, taking on a terrifying new persona. The film follows two teenagers, Lisa (Malina Weissman) and Eric (Anthony Turpel). The teens are on a forced vacation in the woods. Their teenage angst takes a backseat to terror when they stumble upon a remote farm. Inside, a gruesome scene awaits them – animal heads adorn the walls, hinting at the horrors that lie within. What unfolds next is a desperate fight for survival against a seemingly unstoppable cannibalistic pig farmer, who uses his “produce” to create a horrifying side hustle – human jerky. The Hermit is by Italian filmmaker Salvatore
Continue reading →
Dive Into Terror This Summer with Netflix’s ‘Under Paris’
Get ready to dive deep into terror. Netflix will unleash Under Paris, an action-packed, blood-drenched shark attack film this summer. Here’s what you need to know. Directed by Xavier Gens (Mayhem!), Under Paris throws out the beach setting and plunges us into the heart of Paris. The Seine River usually symbolizes romance and beauty. But in this movie, it becomes a feeding ground for a monstrous, hungry shark. A celebratory event takes a horrifying turn as the predator tears through the unsuspecting crowd, transforming a festive atmosphere into a gruesome blood bath. Before it’s too late, Bérénice Bejo (The Artist) takes center stage as Sophia, a brilliant scientist determined to unravel the mystery behind the lurking menace. She joins forces with Mika, a passionate environmental activist, and Adil, the Seine River police commander (Nassim Lyes, Overdose). This unlikely trio must work together against the clock to stop the carnage before Paris is forever stained red. Fans of fins and frights,
Continue reading →
Movie Review: The Cat and The Canary (1927) – Eureka Blu-ray
As per his dying wish, twenty years after rich eccentric geezer Cyrus West kicks the bucket, his relatives gather on a dark and stormy night for the reading of his will at his former arcane abode; a mansion that looks like German Expressionism mixed with Edgar Allan Poe aesthetics. Anyhow, this groovy gaggle of weirdos eventually discovers that Cyrus’ fortune is to be left to his niece Annabelle (prolific silent film actress Laura La Plante)… on the condition she be judged sane (something Cyrus himself would never be able to achieve) by the macabre medicine-man Doctor Ira Lazar (Lucien Littlefield). If she fails the exam, the riches will be given to the second choice family member who will be revealed in a separate sealed will… I mean for fuck’s sake dude, couldn’t you have just split that shit six ways among everyone and call it a day?! As if Annabelle isn’t under enough pressure from the threat of her remaining
Continue reading →
“Welcome to Derry” Director Promises a Character Driven Series
The terrifying world of Stephen King’s IT is expanding to the small screen with the prequel series Welcome to Derry. This new chapter promises to be as scary as its big-screen counterpart while delving deeper into the characters at the heart of the story. “Welcome to Derry” serves as a prequel to the chilling two-part film adaptation directed by Andy Muschietti. The series transports viewers back to the town of Derry, Maine, in the 1960s – two decades before the events of IT: Chapter One. While plot details remain tightly under wraps, rumors suggest the series explores the origins of Pennywise, the nightmarish entity that feasts on children every twenty-seven years. Director Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour, known for his work on the incredible FX series Shōgun, is at the helm of several episodes, including the pilot. Muschietti serves as an executive producer, ensuring the series stays true to the established vision. Osei-Kuffour has hinted that fans can expect a show that prioritizes
Continue reading →
Review: GUNNAR Optics new Clear Pro Lens
GUNNA Optics is the leading company making glasses for people who spend lots of time looking at screens with clients ranging from your average Joe with a laptop, and military personnel, to animation studios. It was the latter, Dreamworks to be precise, who asked for a change. GUNNAR glasses have a yellow tint to them that blocks out blue spectrum light which can cause eye fatigue, this yellow tint affects how colors look which is not good for members of Dreamworks’ Gold Team who have to go through every frame of an animated project to find any imperfections before release, this includes color palats. Ten years later, research has paid off, and GUNNAR has now developed the Clear Pro Lens. The lenses still block harmful blue light from screens, but won’t change how colors look! I want to thank GUNNAR for sending over a couple of their new glasses (Arbor Collection with Cear Pro Lens) for me to check out!
Continue reading →
Pierce Brosnan Hunts a Werewolf in Upcoming Horror ‘Wolfland’
Legendary actor Pierce Brosnan is gearing up for a thrilling new role: a werewolf hunter in his son Sean Brosnan‘s film Wolfland. This exciting project promises to be a fresh take on the classic monster movie trope. Sean Brosnan, the film’s co-writer alongside Matt D’Elia, takes the helm for Wolfland. The film follows a young boy’s desperate quest to save his sister from a vicious werewolf attack. His journey leads him to Devlin, a legendary werewolf hunter played by Pierce Brosnan. Together, this unlikely duo delves into a world of blood and carnage as they hunt down the monstrous creature. Wolfland boasts the impressive special effects work of Imaginarium Studios, renowned for its groundbreaking creature design and effects, like in Planet of the Apes and The Lord of the Rings. With their expertise, audiences can expect truly terrifying and awe-inspiring werewolf visuals. The filmmaker has high aspirations for Wolfland. Sean Brosnan himself has expressed his desire to redefine the werewolf
Continue reading →
2025 a Killer Year for Horror: Release Dates for Sequels of M3GAN, Five Nights at Freddy’s, and More!
2025 may be months away, but news of what the year will hold for horror fans is shaping up to be huge! Multiple franchises will return with new installments, and many of their premiere dates have just been announced. Here’s what’s heading your way next year. A Return to Five Nights at Freddy’s The Five Nights at Freddy’s video game adaptation is back with its sequel, hitting theaters on December 5th, 2025. It’s sure to send shivers down your spine after the first film’s box film’s success of nearly $300 million. For those unfamiliar with the first film’s plot, Blumhouse brings the terrifying world of Five Nights at Freddy’s to life for a blood-curdling cinematic experience. The first movie follows a troubled security guard who takes a job at Freddy Fazbear’s. As his first night unfolds, he quickly realizes surviving his shift won’t be easy. The star-studded cast included Matthew Lillard, Hutcherson, Piper Rubio, Mary Stuart Masterson, Elizabeth Lail, and
Continue reading →
JK Simmons Gets Brutal in New Clip From ‘You Can’t Run Forever’ – Out Today
Prepare for a heart-pounding crime thriller, You Can’t Run Forever, which races into theaters today, promising a chilling experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Ahead of its premiere, a new clip has arrived, revealing what happens when you bring a knife to a gunfight. Academy Award® winner J.K. Simmons takes on a sinister role as a relentless serial killer. Isabelle Anaya portrays Miranda, a young woman already battling crippling anxiety from a past trauma. Miranda becomes the target of this ruthless killer, and is forced to confront both her inner demons and a terrifying external threat. The film explores themes of resilience, the enduring bonds of family, and the remarkable potential of the human spirit to overcome even the most horrifying situations. Director Michelle Schumacher co-wrote the film along with Carolyn Carpenter. You Can’t Run Forever boasts a talented team behind the scenes. Produced by Randle Schumacher, the film promises a captivating experience that will
Continue reading →