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Movie Reviews: Ghoulies (1984) – MVD 4K/Blu-ray
Young Jonathan Graves (Peter Liapis) has just inherited his late father Malcolm’s (Michael Des Barres) estate and moved the hell on in with his girlfriend Rebecca (Lisa Pelikan). While exploring the arcane abode, the duo find an absolute ass load of Pappy Dearest’s Satanic paraphernalia, which quickly becomes an obsession with our hero… so much so he decides to invite guests (who you absolutely have to see to believe, and who’s ranks include Law & Order: S.V.U.‘s Mariska Hargitay) at his swingin’ new wave housewarming shindig to partake in an occult ritual… you know, just for funsies… right after some spontaneous breakdancing. And if you just said “awesome” to that, you’re already sold on this baby! However, said ritual appears at first glance to be a dud… but unbeknownst to one and all, one of his father’s homunculus demons, a titular Ghoulie if you will, is summoned forth. Meanwhile, Jonathan’s mood and life decisions grow ever shittier as he quits
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‘From The Shadows’ Announces Theatrical Premiere And Giveaway
The paranormal horror-thriller From the Shadows is headed your way later this month from director Mike Sargent. This indie film stars Academy Award® nominee and Golden Globe® winner Bruce Davison (“Ozark,” Willard”), Selena Anduze (“Wanda/Vision,” “Creepshow”), and Tony-nominated and multiple Emmy Award winner Keith David (“Nope,” “The Thing”). “When the enigmatic leader of the Hidden Wisdom cult, Dr. Joseph Cawl (Bruce Davison), and eighteen of his followers all die in a mysterious inferno, the five young survivors suspected of igniting the blaze contact paranormal researcher Amara Rowan (Selena Anduze) to help uncover the real cause of the fire. When they stumble upon the truth behind the disappearance of Cawl’s partner, Dr. Leonard Bertram (Keith David), they become the target of a deranged killer who wants to slaughter them all.” Written by Mike Kuciak, the film is based on a story by Ian Holt (co-author with Dacre Stoker of the international bestseller, “Dracula the Un-Dead,” the official sequel to Bram Stoker’s
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Kit Harington Featured In First Look At Horror-Thriller ‘What Remains Of Us’
Today, we have the first look at the upcoming horror-thriller What Remains of Us, starring Kit Harington (HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” Eternals). Also starring Ashleigh Cummings (AMC’s “NOS4A2”), James Cosmo (Paramount’s Braveheart, HBO’s “Game of Thrones”), and Caoilinn Springall (Netflix’s The Midnight Sky, the film is directed by and stars George Clooney. Arclight Films handles worldwide rights to the film, which has completed production in Yorkshire, England. Set deep in rural England, the film is framed from the point of view of Harington’s character’s 10-year-old daughter (Caoilinn Springall). Behind the walls of her family’s isolated, fortified compound, she questions her unusual life. She discovers that once a month, her father turns into a monster. Her parents say the monster is nothing to be afraid of, but when the monster escapes, the girl must confront the harsh reality of her father’s identity and make a life-altering decision. We’ll let you know as soon as the release date for What Remains of
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FX Unveils Trailer For Series “A Murder At The End Of The World”
FX has just released the trailer for their upcoming thrilling murder mystery series, “A Murder at the End of the World,” which opens with a cover of “Strangelove” by Depeche Mode. The series features an all-star cast that includes Emma Corrin (Lady Chatterley’s Lover, The Crown), Brit Marling (Another Earth, The OA), Clive Owen (Children of Men, King Arthur), and Harris Dickinson (Where the Crawdads Sing, Triangle of Sadness). Created by Marling and Zal Batmanglij (Sound of My Voice, The OA), the seven-episode series centers on Corrin’s Darby Hart, a hacker and amateur sleuth who is invited by a reclusive billionaire to a remote location along with eight other guests. Darby must use her skills to unravel a mystery when one of the guests is found dead. She has to prove it was murder against a tide of competing interests before the killer strikes again. The series also stars Ryan J. Haddad (The Politician, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt), Neal Huff (Radium
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New Trailer And Premiere Date Revealed For Apple TV+’s “Monarch: Legacy of the Monsters”
Apple TV+ has released the first trailer and announced the premiere date for their upcoming Monsterverse series, “Monarch: Legacy of the Monsters,” revealing Godzilla’s return and a mystery that will unfold over its 10-episode first season. “Legacy of the Monsters” centers on three generations of a family coming to grips with its dark history and discovering they are involved with the shadowy Monarch organization. Two generations of the character Army Officer Lee Shaw, depicted 50 years apart, will be played by real-life father Kurt Russell and his son Wyatt Russell. In the series, “Following the thunderous battle between Godzilla and the Titans that leveled San Francisco and the shocking revelation that monsters are real, “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters” tracks two siblings following in their father’s footsteps to uncover their family’s connection to the secretive organization known as Monarch. Clues lead them into the world of monsters and ultimately down the rabbit hole to Army officer Lee Shaw (Kurt Russell and
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Horror Movies Being Released This Week (Sept 10-17th, 2023)
September started strong with movies like The Nun II and The Exorcist: Believer opening in theaters last week. This week, there’s no shortage of horror movies headed your way. Here’s what’s coming. To learn more about the film, click on its title. Mega Ape In the movie, “A team of animal rights activists unknowingly release a genetically engineered ape from a top secret research facility, who soon grows to enormous size and embarks on a rampage of destruction in Hollywood.” On VOD on September 12th Night of the Caregiver Eileen Dietz, star of The Exorcist, next appears in the horror film Night of the Caregiver, whose trailer has just been released and its premiere date announced by ITN Studios. Natalie Denise Sperl (MANK) and Eric Roberts (Dark Knight) also star in the film that centers on Hospice nurse Julia Rowe, who is hired to be a caregiver for Lillian Gresham, who lives in an isolated house in a remote area.
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First Look At Sam Raimi Produced Horror-Thriller ‘Don’t Move’
The first look image from the Sam Raimi-produced horror-thriller Don’t Move has arrived, featuring “Yellowstone” actress Kelsey Asbille, who stars alongside “American Horror Stories” actor Finn Wittrock. Directed by Adam Schindler and Brian Netto and written by T.J. Cimfel and David White (Intruders), the film follows a seasoned killer who injects a grieving woman with a paralytic agent. She must run, fight, and hide before her body completely shuts down if she wants to survive. Producers include Sam Raimi of Raimi Productions, Christian Mercuri of Capstone Studios, and Alex Lebovici of Hammerstone Studios (Barbarian, Bill & Ted Face the Music). A premiere date for Don’t Move should be announced soon. We’ll keep you posted.
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Movie Review: The Giant Gila Monster (1959)/The Killer Shrews (1959) – Film Masters Blu-ray
Just outside of a small town, deep within a ravine, a gila monster has grown to enormous size (and magically became a bearded lizard which is in turn presented on miniature sets to simulate it’s large scale) where it promptly eats two folks sucking face out on Lover’s Lane. This causes the local teeny-bopper community to spring into action to assist the local sheriff (Fred Graham) in finding their chums, but even when their pal, ace mechanic/drag racer Chase Winstead (Don Sullivan, The Monster of Piedras Blancas) eventually locates the couple’s car and the mysterious damage it displays, no one expects a giant monster to be the cause… because they aren’t completely insane. The monster biz escalates however from attacks on cars and trucks, to trains… which finally gets people to start digging on the possibility of a dinosaur-sized lizard hissing it’s ass off all over town… Will Chase be able to save the town, and more importantly the sock
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Movie Review: City of the Living Dead (1980) – Cauldron 4K/DVD
New York City medium Theresa (Adelaide Aste) is up to her usual shit… namely conducting a séance when something goes dreadfully wrong… one of the participants, Mary Woodhouse (Catriona MacColl, 1981’s The Beyond and The House By the Cemetery… all parts of Lucio Fulci’s “Gates of Hell” trilogy, of which City of the Living Dead is the first part… though none of the films are connected except by general themes) up and dies of fright after she has a vision of a priest, Father Thomas (Fabrizio Jovine) hanging himself in a New England cemetery (or the closest Savannah. Georgia can come to faking it) as the dead rise. Enter: Journalist Peter Bell (Christopher George, star of stage, screen, and Juan Piquer Simón’s 1982 batshit slasher flick Pieces) who snoops into Mary’s case, only to find she is still alive just as she’s being buried! Before you can say “H.P. Lovecraft”, our heroes consult with Theresa and are soon off to
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Movie Review: Gangnam Zombie (2023) – WellGo USA Blu-ray
During the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, two dudes get the shit-hot (minus the hot) idea of robbing a shipping container down South Korea way. Once said container is pried open a feral cat leaps out and attacks one of the would-be criminals, who then turns into a flesh-hungry zombie-like creature (of the fast moving variety) before falling in the drink and floating un-merrily down the stream to the posh Gangnam district. This spells impending disaster for former Taekwondo ass-kicker now office worker Hyeon-seok (Ji Il-joo) and his officemate/unrequited crush Min-jeong (Park Ji-yeon), because guess who shows up at work (after some wacky hijinks accompanied by cartoon music, naturally)? It’s the cat attack dude… c’mon, did any of you actually get that wrong? Anyhow, he’s now in the building biting mother fuckers willy-nilly and creating even more of a monster-based mess, and the impossibly bitchy owner of the building has ordered the doors sealed shut so no one will associate
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Movie Reviews: Ghoulies (1984) – MVD 4K/Blu-ray
Young Jonathan Graves (Peter Liapis) has just inherited his late father Malcolm’s (Michael Des Barres) estate and moved the hell on in with his girlfriend Rebecca (Lisa Pelikan). While exploring the arcane abode, the duo find an absolute ass load of Pappy Dearest’s Satanic paraphernalia, which quickly becomes an obsession with our hero… so much so he decides to invite guests (who you absolutely have to see to believe, and who’s ranks include Law & Order: S.V.U.‘s Mariska Hargitay) at his swingin’ new wave housewarming shindig to partake in an occult ritual… you know, just for funsies… right after some spontaneous breakdancing. And if you just said “awesome” to that, you’re already sold on this baby! However, said ritual appears at first glance to be a dud… but unbeknownst to one and all, one of his father’s homunculus demons, a titular Ghoulie if you will, is summoned forth. Meanwhile, Jonathan’s mood and life decisions grow ever shittier as he quits
Continue reading →
‘From The Shadows’ Announces Theatrical Premiere And Giveaway
The paranormal horror-thriller From the Shadows is headed your way later this month from director Mike Sargent. This indie film stars Academy Award® nominee and Golden Globe® winner Bruce Davison (“Ozark,” Willard”), Selena Anduze (“Wanda/Vision,” “Creepshow”), and Tony-nominated and multiple Emmy Award winner Keith David (“Nope,” “The Thing”). “When the enigmatic leader of the Hidden Wisdom cult, Dr. Joseph Cawl (Bruce Davison), and eighteen of his followers all die in a mysterious inferno, the five young survivors suspected of igniting the blaze contact paranormal researcher Amara Rowan (Selena Anduze) to help uncover the real cause of the fire. When they stumble upon the truth behind the disappearance of Cawl’s partner, Dr. Leonard Bertram (Keith David), they become the target of a deranged killer who wants to slaughter them all.” Written by Mike Kuciak, the film is based on a story by Ian Holt (co-author with Dacre Stoker of the international bestseller, “Dracula the Un-Dead,” the official sequel to Bram Stoker’s
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Kit Harington Featured In First Look At Horror-Thriller ‘What Remains Of Us’
Today, we have the first look at the upcoming horror-thriller What Remains of Us, starring Kit Harington (HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” Eternals). Also starring Ashleigh Cummings (AMC’s “NOS4A2”), James Cosmo (Paramount’s Braveheart, HBO’s “Game of Thrones”), and Caoilinn Springall (Netflix’s The Midnight Sky, the film is directed by and stars George Clooney. Arclight Films handles worldwide rights to the film, which has completed production in Yorkshire, England. Set deep in rural England, the film is framed from the point of view of Harington’s character’s 10-year-old daughter (Caoilinn Springall). Behind the walls of her family’s isolated, fortified compound, she questions her unusual life. She discovers that once a month, her father turns into a monster. Her parents say the monster is nothing to be afraid of, but when the monster escapes, the girl must confront the harsh reality of her father’s identity and make a life-altering decision. We’ll let you know as soon as the release date for What Remains of
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FX Unveils Trailer For Series “A Murder At The End Of The World”
FX has just released the trailer for their upcoming thrilling murder mystery series, “A Murder at the End of the World,” which opens with a cover of “Strangelove” by Depeche Mode. The series features an all-star cast that includes Emma Corrin (Lady Chatterley’s Lover, The Crown), Brit Marling (Another Earth, The OA), Clive Owen (Children of Men, King Arthur), and Harris Dickinson (Where the Crawdads Sing, Triangle of Sadness). Created by Marling and Zal Batmanglij (Sound of My Voice, The OA), the seven-episode series centers on Corrin’s Darby Hart, a hacker and amateur sleuth who is invited by a reclusive billionaire to a remote location along with eight other guests. Darby must use her skills to unravel a mystery when one of the guests is found dead. She has to prove it was murder against a tide of competing interests before the killer strikes again. The series also stars Ryan J. Haddad (The Politician, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt), Neal Huff (Radium
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New Trailer And Premiere Date Revealed For Apple TV+’s “Monarch: Legacy of the Monsters”
Apple TV+ has released the first trailer and announced the premiere date for their upcoming Monsterverse series, “Monarch: Legacy of the Monsters,” revealing Godzilla’s return and a mystery that will unfold over its 10-episode first season. “Legacy of the Monsters” centers on three generations of a family coming to grips with its dark history and discovering they are involved with the shadowy Monarch organization. Two generations of the character Army Officer Lee Shaw, depicted 50 years apart, will be played by real-life father Kurt Russell and his son Wyatt Russell. In the series, “Following the thunderous battle between Godzilla and the Titans that leveled San Francisco and the shocking revelation that monsters are real, “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters” tracks two siblings following in their father’s footsteps to uncover their family’s connection to the secretive organization known as Monarch. Clues lead them into the world of monsters and ultimately down the rabbit hole to Army officer Lee Shaw (Kurt Russell and
Continue reading →
Horror Movies Being Released This Week (Sept 10-17th, 2023)
September started strong with movies like The Nun II and The Exorcist: Believer opening in theaters last week. This week, there’s no shortage of horror movies headed your way. Here’s what’s coming. To learn more about the film, click on its title. Mega Ape In the movie, “A team of animal rights activists unknowingly release a genetically engineered ape from a top secret research facility, who soon grows to enormous size and embarks on a rampage of destruction in Hollywood.” On VOD on September 12th Night of the Caregiver Eileen Dietz, star of The Exorcist, next appears in the horror film Night of the Caregiver, whose trailer has just been released and its premiere date announced by ITN Studios. Natalie Denise Sperl (MANK) and Eric Roberts (Dark Knight) also star in the film that centers on Hospice nurse Julia Rowe, who is hired to be a caregiver for Lillian Gresham, who lives in an isolated house in a remote area.
Continue reading →
First Look At Sam Raimi Produced Horror-Thriller ‘Don’t Move’
The first look image from the Sam Raimi-produced horror-thriller Don’t Move has arrived, featuring “Yellowstone” actress Kelsey Asbille, who stars alongside “American Horror Stories” actor Finn Wittrock. Directed by Adam Schindler and Brian Netto and written by T.J. Cimfel and David White (Intruders), the film follows a seasoned killer who injects a grieving woman with a paralytic agent. She must run, fight, and hide before her body completely shuts down if she wants to survive. Producers include Sam Raimi of Raimi Productions, Christian Mercuri of Capstone Studios, and Alex Lebovici of Hammerstone Studios (Barbarian, Bill & Ted Face the Music). A premiere date for Don’t Move should be announced soon. We’ll keep you posted.
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Movie Review: The Giant Gila Monster (1959)/The Killer Shrews (1959) – Film Masters Blu-ray
Just outside of a small town, deep within a ravine, a gila monster has grown to enormous size (and magically became a bearded lizard which is in turn presented on miniature sets to simulate it’s large scale) where it promptly eats two folks sucking face out on Lover’s Lane. This causes the local teeny-bopper community to spring into action to assist the local sheriff (Fred Graham) in finding their chums, but even when their pal, ace mechanic/drag racer Chase Winstead (Don Sullivan, The Monster of Piedras Blancas) eventually locates the couple’s car and the mysterious damage it displays, no one expects a giant monster to be the cause… because they aren’t completely insane. The monster biz escalates however from attacks on cars and trucks, to trains… which finally gets people to start digging on the possibility of a dinosaur-sized lizard hissing it’s ass off all over town… Will Chase be able to save the town, and more importantly the sock
Continue reading →
Movie Review: City of the Living Dead (1980) – Cauldron 4K/DVD
New York City medium Theresa (Adelaide Aste) is up to her usual shit… namely conducting a séance when something goes dreadfully wrong… one of the participants, Mary Woodhouse (Catriona MacColl, 1981’s The Beyond and The House By the Cemetery… all parts of Lucio Fulci’s “Gates of Hell” trilogy, of which City of the Living Dead is the first part… though none of the films are connected except by general themes) up and dies of fright after she has a vision of a priest, Father Thomas (Fabrizio Jovine) hanging himself in a New England cemetery (or the closest Savannah. Georgia can come to faking it) as the dead rise. Enter: Journalist Peter Bell (Christopher George, star of stage, screen, and Juan Piquer Simón’s 1982 batshit slasher flick Pieces) who snoops into Mary’s case, only to find she is still alive just as she’s being buried! Before you can say “H.P. Lovecraft”, our heroes consult with Theresa and are soon off to
Continue reading →
Movie Review: Gangnam Zombie (2023) – WellGo USA Blu-ray
During the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, two dudes get the shit-hot (minus the hot) idea of robbing a shipping container down South Korea way. Once said container is pried open a feral cat leaps out and attacks one of the would-be criminals, who then turns into a flesh-hungry zombie-like creature (of the fast moving variety) before falling in the drink and floating un-merrily down the stream to the posh Gangnam district. This spells impending disaster for former Taekwondo ass-kicker now office worker Hyeon-seok (Ji Il-joo) and his officemate/unrequited crush Min-jeong (Park Ji-yeon), because guess who shows up at work (after some wacky hijinks accompanied by cartoon music, naturally)? It’s the cat attack dude… c’mon, did any of you actually get that wrong? Anyhow, he’s now in the building biting mother fuckers willy-nilly and creating even more of a monster-based mess, and the impossibly bitchy owner of the building has ordered the doors sealed shut so no one will associate
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