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First Look: Upcoming Horror ‘Brute 1976’ Pays Homage to the Classics
Grab your popcorn and prepare for a blood-soaked trip with the upcoming horror film Brute 1976. This film, directed by Marcel Walz (Blood Feast), is a clear love letter to the genre’s golden age. It specifically draws inspiration from the terrifying likes of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and The Hills Have Eyes. The film’s first images have been revealed, and we’re definitely getting that ’70s vibe. Things get “Savage.” Written by Joe Knetter (Twilight of the Dead), Brute 1976 throws viewers into the unforgiving desert landscape. The story follows Raquel and her girlfriend, whose road trip to a celebratory photoshoot takes a horrifying detour when their car breaks down in the middle of nowhere. While they explore an abandoned mine, the photoshoot crew ultimately stumbles upon the deserted town of Savage. A town scarred by a dark and violent past. Little do they all know, a twisted family of psychopaths has claimed Savage as their own. The family is
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Zombies Unleashed: New Horror Game ‘Dead Season’ Coming in 2024
Get ready to sink your teeth into the relentless onslaught of the undead with Dead Season. The brand new PC turn-based tactics game by Iceberg Interactive and Pavel Kharev (Snail Bite). Scheduled for release in 2024, Dead Season throws you into a world ravaged by a horrifying outbreak, where survival is a constant struggle. A Band of Survivors, a Desperate Fight The world you knew is gone. It’s been replaced by a desolate landscape teeming with the shambling dead. In this desperate scenario, a group of unlikely heroes emerges. You take control of these unprepared survivors, united by a single, primal goal: to survive the brutal “Dead Season” – a period of heightened danger in the zombie apocalypse. Strategy, Stealth, and Sheer Will to Survive Dead Season is a single-player, turn-based tactics game that tests your strategic mind. You’ll guide your ragtag team of survivors. Scavenge for resources, complete objectives, and, most importantly, outsmart the relentless waves of the undead.
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Movie Review: Hot Spur (1968) and The Scavengers (1969) – Severin Blu-ray
Our pals at Severin have unleashed a duo of wicked westerns from exploitation maestro Lee Frost (Love Camp 7, The Black Gestapo) and today we are fixin’ to set our sights on them both! First up is 1968’s Hot Spur… A group of cowpokes get it in there sleazy heads to poke something else, which leads to them sexually assaulting a local saloon girl (while the sounds of the Martian ships from George Pal’s War of the Worlds adaptation plays in the background exactly as one would expect… and that shit comes back too). The assault sets off the woman’s meek brother, Carlo (James Arena)… who has witnessed these same events play out years earlier, and he begins to journey down Revenge Road… but the travelling is hornier than one would reckon. Anyway, Carlo goes and gets himself a job as a stable hand at the nearby ranch owned by Jason O’Hara (soap opera mainstay Joseph Mascolo), where those sex-addicted
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Black Panther Director at The Helm for New “The X-Files” Reboot
Yet again, Hollywood is taking aim at a classic with a reboot. This time, it’s the iconic sci-fi series “The X-Files.” Black Panther director Ryan Coogler spearheads the new version, Variety reports. The Stamp of Approval Creator Chris Carter won’t be directly involved. He has, however, expressed his support for Coogler’s vision, calling their initial discussion about the reboot “a really nice conversation.” Carter even acknowledges the unique challenge Coogler faces in a world saturated with conspiracy theories: “Everything’s a conspiracy. No one knows what the truth is.” This shift in the cultural landscape promises a fresh take on the series’ core theme – the pursuit of truth in the face of the unknown.” An Enduring Legacy The original “X-Files” ran from 1993 to 2001. It captivated audiences with its blend of science fiction, horror, and government conspiracies. The chemistry between FBI agents Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson), the skeptic, and Fox Mulder (David Duchovny), the believer, was a cornerstone of
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‘Abigail’ Bares Her Fangs in New Trailer and Blood-Drenched Featurette
Get ready for some bloodthirsty thrills and intense chills! Universal is gearing up to unleash the horror movie Abigail this April. From the team behind hits like Ready or Not and the recent Scream revival, Radio Silence delivers a modern twist on a dark legend. Dracula’s Daughter Originally titled Dracula’s Daughter, Abigail throws off the cape and embraces a fresh identity. A group of criminals kidnap the 12-year-old ballerina daughter of an influential underworld figure. All they have to do to collect a $50 million ransom is watch the girl overnight. In an isolated mansion, the captors start to dwindle. One by one, they discover, to their mounting horror, that they’re locked inside with no ordinary little girl. Dive into a chilling atmosphere with the unveiling of the new trailer for Abigail. The group of kidnappers find themselves trapped in a mansion with a far more deadly threat than they ever imagined. A Star-Studded Cast Abigail assembles a powerhouse cast
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A Haunting Homecoming: “She Came Back” Now Available to Stream
TriCoast Worldwide brings chills to the home screen by releasing She Came Back. This unsettling film, formerly titled Maternal, will captivate audiences with its unique spin on the afterlife. A Familiar Face Takes the Helm Award-winning actress Megan Follows takes the director’s chair for She Came Back, showcasing her talents behind the camera. Follows, known for her role in the series “Reign,” brings her experience to this exploration of grief, loss, and the bonds that transcend life itself. A Young Star Faces a Devastating Choice Amybeth McNulty, who impressed audiences in “Stranger Things” and “Anne with an E.” Now she delivers a compelling performance as Charlie McLeod, a 16-year-old caught in a terrifying situation. Charlie’s world is turned upside down after a car accident leaves her clinging to life. “Amybeth McNulty is captivating as the tormented survivor in She Came Back,” says Strath Hamilton of TriCoast Worldwide. “Traditionally, we see stories of characters yearning to reunite with deceased loved ones.
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Honoring the Past, Creating New Terror: An Interview with the Director and the Writer of ‘The First Omen’
Anticipation hangs heavy in the air as The First Omen, the chilling prequel to the 1976 classic, unleashes its horrors on audiences today. I had the privilege of sitting down with the film’s director, Arkasha Stevenson, and writer, Tim Smith, to delve into this unholy horror film that reunited the two after making “Brand New Cherry Flavor.” An Omen Awaits The First Omen delves into the terrifying origins of the Antichrist. We follow a young American woman, played by Nell Tiger Free. She arrives in Rome to dedicate herself to the church. However, her faith is shaken to its core when she encounters a shadowy conspiracy aiming to usher in the birth of ultimate evil. A Conversation with the Creators Both Smith and Stevenson radiated excitement about the film’s release, eager to see audience reactions to their terrifying vision. They also discussed the challenges faced during production, hinting at strange occurrences that might spark theories of supernatural intervention. Could the
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First Images Rise From Maggie Gyllenhaal’s ‘The Bride’
A first glimpse of Christian Bale and Jesse Buckley from director Maggie Gyllenhaal‘s upcoming Frankenstein movie The Bride has arrived. The images were not revealed by the studio or stars but instead by Gyllenhaul’s godmother, Jamie Lee Curtis, on Instagram. Judging by the first images, The Bride is going the same route as the upcoming reboot of The Crow, with both of their stars being heavily tattooed and giving off a dark vibe. A Reimagining: The film is a modern reimagining of Mary Shelley’s gothic masterpiece, Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus. And it will be a departure from the classic 1935 film. Gyllenhaal’s vision transports us to a gritty 1930s Chicago. Here, a lonely Frankenstein seeks the aid of a mysterious Dr. Euphronius to create a companion. But his pursuit of love takes a dark and unexpected turn. The reanimated Bride proves to be far more than either man anticipated. A passionate romance, the love draws the attention of authorities
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New Trailer Teases the Horrors of ‘Bambi: The Reckoning’
The twisted minds behind Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 are gearing up to ruin your childhood once again. This time with their new horror take on the Disney classic Bambi: The Reckoning. Directed by Dan Allen, the film stars Roxanne McKee and Tom Mulheron as Xana and Benji, a mother and son who find themselves in a terrifying situation after a car accident. Their fight for survival intensifies when they become the targets of a vicious predator – Bambi. This isn’t the sweet little fawn we all know and love. This Bambi is bloodthirsty and brutal AF. The first teaser for Bambi: The Reckoning shows hunters talking and Bambi attacking a car. The movie comes hot off the heels of the premiere of Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2, which opened in theaters in March. Both films are part of a larger Poohniverse, a series of indie horror films that turn iconic Disney characters into killers, which was announced
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New K-Horror Series “Parasyte: The Grey” Infects Netflix
Netflix continues adding to its ever-expanding K-horror library (Korean Horror). The latest addition is the series “Parasyte: The Grey,” based on the acclaimed manga “Patasyte” by Hitoshi Iwaaki. A Legacy of Horror Originally published from 1989 to 1994, the manga garnered widespread praise for its masterful blend of complex characters, philosophical themes, and a unique combination of body horror and dark humor. This is not the first time the manga has been adapted; it has previously been transformed into a popular TV anime and two live-action films. Drawing inspiration from the source material, “Parasyte: The Grey” introduces a new narrative and characters. The series follows a group called “Team Grey,” a clandestine organization dedicated to fighting a terrifying threat – parasitic creatures. At the Helm At the helm of this new adaptation is director Yeon Sang-ho, renowned for crafting captivating and intense horror narratives. You have probably seen his series “Hellbound” and the global phenomenon Train to Busan. He was
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First Look: Upcoming Horror ‘Brute 1976’ Pays Homage to the Classics
Grab your popcorn and prepare for a blood-soaked trip with the upcoming horror film Brute 1976. This film, directed by Marcel Walz (Blood Feast), is a clear love letter to the genre’s golden age. It specifically draws inspiration from the terrifying likes of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and The Hills Have Eyes. The film’s first images have been revealed, and we’re definitely getting that ’70s vibe. Things get “Savage.” Written by Joe Knetter (Twilight of the Dead), Brute 1976 throws viewers into the unforgiving desert landscape. The story follows Raquel and her girlfriend, whose road trip to a celebratory photoshoot takes a horrifying detour when their car breaks down in the middle of nowhere. While they explore an abandoned mine, the photoshoot crew ultimately stumbles upon the deserted town of Savage. A town scarred by a dark and violent past. Little do they all know, a twisted family of psychopaths has claimed Savage as their own. The family is
Continue reading →
Zombies Unleashed: New Horror Game ‘Dead Season’ Coming in 2024
Get ready to sink your teeth into the relentless onslaught of the undead with Dead Season. The brand new PC turn-based tactics game by Iceberg Interactive and Pavel Kharev (Snail Bite). Scheduled for release in 2024, Dead Season throws you into a world ravaged by a horrifying outbreak, where survival is a constant struggle. A Band of Survivors, a Desperate Fight The world you knew is gone. It’s been replaced by a desolate landscape teeming with the shambling dead. In this desperate scenario, a group of unlikely heroes emerges. You take control of these unprepared survivors, united by a single, primal goal: to survive the brutal “Dead Season” – a period of heightened danger in the zombie apocalypse. Strategy, Stealth, and Sheer Will to Survive Dead Season is a single-player, turn-based tactics game that tests your strategic mind. You’ll guide your ragtag team of survivors. Scavenge for resources, complete objectives, and, most importantly, outsmart the relentless waves of the undead.
Continue reading →
Movie Review: Hot Spur (1968) and The Scavengers (1969) – Severin Blu-ray
Our pals at Severin have unleashed a duo of wicked westerns from exploitation maestro Lee Frost (Love Camp 7, The Black Gestapo) and today we are fixin’ to set our sights on them both! First up is 1968’s Hot Spur… A group of cowpokes get it in there sleazy heads to poke something else, which leads to them sexually assaulting a local saloon girl (while the sounds of the Martian ships from George Pal’s War of the Worlds adaptation plays in the background exactly as one would expect… and that shit comes back too). The assault sets off the woman’s meek brother, Carlo (James Arena)… who has witnessed these same events play out years earlier, and he begins to journey down Revenge Road… but the travelling is hornier than one would reckon. Anyway, Carlo goes and gets himself a job as a stable hand at the nearby ranch owned by Jason O’Hara (soap opera mainstay Joseph Mascolo), where those sex-addicted
Continue reading →
Black Panther Director at The Helm for New “The X-Files” Reboot
Yet again, Hollywood is taking aim at a classic with a reboot. This time, it’s the iconic sci-fi series “The X-Files.” Black Panther director Ryan Coogler spearheads the new version, Variety reports. The Stamp of Approval Creator Chris Carter won’t be directly involved. He has, however, expressed his support for Coogler’s vision, calling their initial discussion about the reboot “a really nice conversation.” Carter even acknowledges the unique challenge Coogler faces in a world saturated with conspiracy theories: “Everything’s a conspiracy. No one knows what the truth is.” This shift in the cultural landscape promises a fresh take on the series’ core theme – the pursuit of truth in the face of the unknown.” An Enduring Legacy The original “X-Files” ran from 1993 to 2001. It captivated audiences with its blend of science fiction, horror, and government conspiracies. The chemistry between FBI agents Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson), the skeptic, and Fox Mulder (David Duchovny), the believer, was a cornerstone of
Continue reading →
‘Abigail’ Bares Her Fangs in New Trailer and Blood-Drenched Featurette
Get ready for some bloodthirsty thrills and intense chills! Universal is gearing up to unleash the horror movie Abigail this April. From the team behind hits like Ready or Not and the recent Scream revival, Radio Silence delivers a modern twist on a dark legend. Dracula’s Daughter Originally titled Dracula’s Daughter, Abigail throws off the cape and embraces a fresh identity. A group of criminals kidnap the 12-year-old ballerina daughter of an influential underworld figure. All they have to do to collect a $50 million ransom is watch the girl overnight. In an isolated mansion, the captors start to dwindle. One by one, they discover, to their mounting horror, that they’re locked inside with no ordinary little girl. Dive into a chilling atmosphere with the unveiling of the new trailer for Abigail. The group of kidnappers find themselves trapped in a mansion with a far more deadly threat than they ever imagined. A Star-Studded Cast Abigail assembles a powerhouse cast
Continue reading →
A Haunting Homecoming: “She Came Back” Now Available to Stream
TriCoast Worldwide brings chills to the home screen by releasing She Came Back. This unsettling film, formerly titled Maternal, will captivate audiences with its unique spin on the afterlife. A Familiar Face Takes the Helm Award-winning actress Megan Follows takes the director’s chair for She Came Back, showcasing her talents behind the camera. Follows, known for her role in the series “Reign,” brings her experience to this exploration of grief, loss, and the bonds that transcend life itself. A Young Star Faces a Devastating Choice Amybeth McNulty, who impressed audiences in “Stranger Things” and “Anne with an E.” Now she delivers a compelling performance as Charlie McLeod, a 16-year-old caught in a terrifying situation. Charlie’s world is turned upside down after a car accident leaves her clinging to life. “Amybeth McNulty is captivating as the tormented survivor in She Came Back,” says Strath Hamilton of TriCoast Worldwide. “Traditionally, we see stories of characters yearning to reunite with deceased loved ones.
Continue reading →
Honoring the Past, Creating New Terror: An Interview with the Director and the Writer of ‘The First Omen’
Anticipation hangs heavy in the air as The First Omen, the chilling prequel to the 1976 classic, unleashes its horrors on audiences today. I had the privilege of sitting down with the film’s director, Arkasha Stevenson, and writer, Tim Smith, to delve into this unholy horror film that reunited the two after making “Brand New Cherry Flavor.” An Omen Awaits The First Omen delves into the terrifying origins of the Antichrist. We follow a young American woman, played by Nell Tiger Free. She arrives in Rome to dedicate herself to the church. However, her faith is shaken to its core when she encounters a shadowy conspiracy aiming to usher in the birth of ultimate evil. A Conversation with the Creators Both Smith and Stevenson radiated excitement about the film’s release, eager to see audience reactions to their terrifying vision. They also discussed the challenges faced during production, hinting at strange occurrences that might spark theories of supernatural intervention. Could the
Continue reading →
First Images Rise From Maggie Gyllenhaal’s ‘The Bride’
A first glimpse of Christian Bale and Jesse Buckley from director Maggie Gyllenhaal‘s upcoming Frankenstein movie The Bride has arrived. The images were not revealed by the studio or stars but instead by Gyllenhaul’s godmother, Jamie Lee Curtis, on Instagram. Judging by the first images, The Bride is going the same route as the upcoming reboot of The Crow, with both of their stars being heavily tattooed and giving off a dark vibe. A Reimagining: The film is a modern reimagining of Mary Shelley’s gothic masterpiece, Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus. And it will be a departure from the classic 1935 film. Gyllenhaal’s vision transports us to a gritty 1930s Chicago. Here, a lonely Frankenstein seeks the aid of a mysterious Dr. Euphronius to create a companion. But his pursuit of love takes a dark and unexpected turn. The reanimated Bride proves to be far more than either man anticipated. A passionate romance, the love draws the attention of authorities
Continue reading →
New Trailer Teases the Horrors of ‘Bambi: The Reckoning’
The twisted minds behind Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 are gearing up to ruin your childhood once again. This time with their new horror take on the Disney classic Bambi: The Reckoning. Directed by Dan Allen, the film stars Roxanne McKee and Tom Mulheron as Xana and Benji, a mother and son who find themselves in a terrifying situation after a car accident. Their fight for survival intensifies when they become the targets of a vicious predator – Bambi. This isn’t the sweet little fawn we all know and love. This Bambi is bloodthirsty and brutal AF. The first teaser for Bambi: The Reckoning shows hunters talking and Bambi attacking a car. The movie comes hot off the heels of the premiere of Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2, which opened in theaters in March. Both films are part of a larger Poohniverse, a series of indie horror films that turn iconic Disney characters into killers, which was announced
Continue reading →
New K-Horror Series “Parasyte: The Grey” Infects Netflix
Netflix continues adding to its ever-expanding K-horror library (Korean Horror). The latest addition is the series “Parasyte: The Grey,” based on the acclaimed manga “Patasyte” by Hitoshi Iwaaki. A Legacy of Horror Originally published from 1989 to 1994, the manga garnered widespread praise for its masterful blend of complex characters, philosophical themes, and a unique combination of body horror and dark humor. This is not the first time the manga has been adapted; it has previously been transformed into a popular TV anime and two live-action films. Drawing inspiration from the source material, “Parasyte: The Grey” introduces a new narrative and characters. The series follows a group called “Team Grey,” a clandestine organization dedicated to fighting a terrifying threat – parasitic creatures. At the Helm At the helm of this new adaptation is director Yeon Sang-ho, renowned for crafting captivating and intense horror narratives. You have probably seen his series “Hellbound” and the global phenomenon Train to Busan. He was
Continue reading →