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“Fear The Walking Dead: Season 7” Slashing Its Way Onto Blu-Ray
The follow-up to the world’s most in-demand TV series, “The Walking Dead,” Fear the Walking Dead” Season 7 slashes its way onto Blu-ray™+Digital and DVD this January from Lionsgate. In season 7, Teddy (John Glover) brought about his vision of “The End” when he detonated nuclear warheads across the Texas landscape, but it will be up to the survivors to decide what “The Beginning” will look like. In this world devoid of light and hope, where the outside air is just as deadly as the walkers they face, the ones who lived will find out who they really are and what they’re really made of. Some will rise to the occasion. Others will find a new purpose. Still, others will redefine themselves–even if it comes at a terrible cost to those they once considered family. Alycia Debnam-CareyTV’s “The 100,” Friend Request, Into the Storm, Colman Domingo TV’s “Euphoria,” Lincoln, Candyman, and Lennie James TV’s “The Walking Dead,” Save Me, ”Blade
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Game Review: ‘Saint Kotar’
When it comes to faith people either have it, don’t, or are unsure. In Saint Kotar, the faith of our heroes is tested as modern faith and old traditions collide. I want to thank SOEDESCO and Red Martyer Entertainment for the reviewing opportunity! Saint Kotar takes players to a remote town in Croatia where the people practice modern and pagan beliefs while under the watchful eyes of the town’s leaders who rule with fear. The village is also plagued by kidnappings and murders carried out by the “Moon Ghouls”, a group of cannibal cultists. Players take on the roles of Benedek, a monk, and staunch Catholic, and Nikolay, a Deacon and Benedek’s brother-in-law. The two find themselves waking up in a living nightmare as Benedek’s estranged sister (and Nikolay’s wife) has gone missing and is somehow involved in events that just took place in the town. Now onto the game itself. Saint Kotar is a point-and-click game, which becomes obvious
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Movie Review – No Escape (1994)
In the fantastic future year of 2022, big biz owns the world’s prisons and they love nothing more than exiling problem prisoners to a remote island known as Absolom, a piece of land populated entirely by convicts, cannibals and other assorted wacky-ass chaps! This is something Marine John Robbins (Ray Liotta) learns about intimately as his ass is thrown there almost immediately after being incarcerated for the murder of the commanding officer who demanded our hero murder innocent civilians. Before long, Robbins finds himself caught between the neo-primitive Outsiders who rule the jungle with violence from a base located in an abandoned resort, and the Insiders, a group of more peaceful folk who form a small tribe that try to keep to themselves far removed from the Outsider’s jungle… though not so far that the gang’s leader, the absolutely off-the-wall Walter Marek (Stuart Wilson), doesn’t launch frequent pillaging sessions, much to the chagrin of the Insider’s leader, Father (the legendary
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Supernatural Horror ‘Bed Rest’ Premieres Exclusively On Tubi This December
Tubi which has a library of thousands of horror movies has just announced it has acquired the exclusive U.S. streaming rights to the STXfilms supernatural thriller, Bed Rest. Starring Melissa Barrera (“In the Heights,” “Scream”) the film is written by Lori Evans Taylor (“Final Destination 6”) who is making her directing debut. STXfilms has the global distribution rights for Bed Rest, which STXinternational has licensed the film worldwide. The film is produced by William Sherak, James Vanderbilt, and Paul Neinstein through their Project X Entertainment banner, along with Evans Taylor and Barrera. Financing for the film was provided by Bondit Media. In the film, “After years of struggling to start a family, Julie Rivers (Barrera) is pregnant again and moving into a new home with her husband as they embrace a fresh start. Upon being ordered to mandatory bed rest, Julie begins to slowly unravel as she suffers through the monotony and anxiety of her new constraints. Soon, terrifying ghostly
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Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’ Lands On Peacock
There are so many ways you can now watch Jordan Peele‘s out-of-this-world movie Nope, including on Peacock as well as Blu-ray and Digital and we highly recommend you check it out if you haven’t already. It’s fantastic. The film reunites Peele with Oscar® winner Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out, Judas and the Black Messiah), who is joined by Keke Palmer (Hustlers) and Oscar® nominee Steven Yeun (“The Walking Dead”) as residents in a lonely gulch of inland California who bears witness to an uncanny and chilling discovery.” Nope, which also stars Michael Wincott (Hitchcock, “Westworld”) and Brandon Perea (“The OA,” American Insurrection), was written and directed by Jordan Peele and is produced by Ian Cooper (Us, Candyman) and Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions. Nope, which we called “a non-stop wild ride” and a “must-see” in our review, is available now on Peacock, free to subscribers.
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Deadly Creatures In The Old West: ‘Night Of The Tommyknockers’ Unleashes Trailer
From director Michael Su comes the horror film The Night of the Tommyknockers, written by Rolfe Kanefsky, Michael Mahal, Sonny Mahal, and Adrian Milnes. Set in the 1870s, the film centers on a group of miners blasting for gold when they accidentally release ancient creatures known as “Tommyknockers.” The Town of Deer Creek, Nevada is soon under siege with only a handful of survivors held up in the local saloon. The film stars Richard Grieco, Tom Sizemore, Robert LaSardo, Jessica Morris, Angela Cole, and many more! The action-packed horror is from Mahal Empire Productions, Mezek Films, FilmCore, and Alien Donut Films. Night of the Tommyknockers is out on VOD, Blu-ray, and DVD on November 25, 2022, from Gravitas Ventures. Check out the trailer below.
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Shorts Reviews: “AlieNation,” “Folk,” and “First Blood” (Blood in the Snow Film Festival)
AlieNation Director Ray Raghavan’s AlieNation (Canada, 2022) finds a young girl named Maria (Maria Frazer) and her mother (Margarita Iturriaga) being chased through the woods by border patrol agents who aren’t shy about using their guns. Maria makes an astounding discovery while hiding in a cave entrance, and soon enough everyone finds themselves pursued by a deadly entity. The double-meaning title gives away what joins the chase, but that gives me the opportunity to say without giving away a spoiler that the creature design is highly impressive. Chase scenes and social issues combine to make this well-acted and deftly directed science fiction/horror hybrid a winner. Folk Director Gabriel Maron crafts a goosebumps-inducing Halloween folk horror in Folk (Canada, 2022), in which a young woman (Sara-Sue Vallée) turns away some trick-or-treaters at her front door, only to find that these are not your average children simply looking for candy handouts. This supernatural chiller sports an ominous tone and unsettling color palette,
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Ultimate Guide to Telling Scary Stories
Are you that person in your friend’s group who loves to tell stories? Are you constantly looking for ways to improve your storytelling skills? Do you love engaging your audience and having them sit on the edges of their seats to know how a story progresses? Well, if you have answered the above questions with a resounding yes, you’ve come to the right place. Writing and telling scary stories is an art form in itself. Scary stories, if told correctly, can engage and capture the audience’s attention throughout the storyline. There are many ways in which a storyteller can tell scary stories effectively. In this article, we shall uncover some of them. Describe your scene well Good storytelling involves describing a scene in detail. The description of a scene is important because it helps readers and audiences who are listening to the story visualize where the characters are. A description of a scene also helps to explain character movements and
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HorrorFuel.com Reviews ‘IT: Chapter Two’ Shirt From The WB Shop
What horror fan doesn’t love merch featuring your favorite icons and movies? I know I do. That’s why when I came across the WB Shop, I had to get an IT T-shirt. Ordering was quick and easy and it only took a few days to arrive. When I took the shirt out of the white plastic envelope it arrived in, I noticed that it was a bit stiff. But the image on the front was well done and the IT Chapter Two detail on the back was a nice touch. After washing it, I noticed that it was much softer and the fabric is thick and of high quality without being too thick. The image did not fade and it did not shrink much, if at all. I will tell you that I did wash it on cold and dry it on the delicate cycle. As for the cut of the shirt, it hung well, however, I ordered a large
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Who Really Was America’s First Serial Killer?
The recent installment of the video game series, The Dark Pictures Anthology titled The Devil In Me, focused on the exploits of the infamous 19century serial killer H.H. Holmes. In the game as well as pretty much anywhere else you always hear that Holmes (real name Herman Webster Mudgett) is “America’s First Serial Killer”. This title is only half true. Holmes is probably America’s first highly publicized Serial Killer thanks to there being advances in communications at the time, photographs, and 42 states with decent size populations for the time to hear and read about his exploits and trial. But H.H. Holmes is not the first serial killer to spill the blood of his fellow citizens on its soil. The title really belongs to the Harpe Brothers. The Harpe Brothers, Joshua (also known as Micajah), and William (also known as Wiley) were both born either in Scotland OR the British Colony of North Carolina in the 18th century. The life
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“Fear The Walking Dead: Season 7” Slashing Its Way Onto Blu-Ray
The follow-up to the world’s most in-demand TV series, “The Walking Dead,” Fear the Walking Dead” Season 7 slashes its way onto Blu-ray™+Digital and DVD this January from Lionsgate. In season 7, Teddy (John Glover) brought about his vision of “The End” when he detonated nuclear warheads across the Texas landscape, but it will be up to the survivors to decide what “The Beginning” will look like. In this world devoid of light and hope, where the outside air is just as deadly as the walkers they face, the ones who lived will find out who they really are and what they’re really made of. Some will rise to the occasion. Others will find a new purpose. Still, others will redefine themselves–even if it comes at a terrible cost to those they once considered family. Alycia Debnam-CareyTV’s “The 100,” Friend Request, Into the Storm, Colman Domingo TV’s “Euphoria,” Lincoln, Candyman, and Lennie James TV’s “The Walking Dead,” Save Me, ”Blade
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Game Review: ‘Saint Kotar’
When it comes to faith people either have it, don’t, or are unsure. In Saint Kotar, the faith of our heroes is tested as modern faith and old traditions collide. I want to thank SOEDESCO and Red Martyer Entertainment for the reviewing opportunity! Saint Kotar takes players to a remote town in Croatia where the people practice modern and pagan beliefs while under the watchful eyes of the town’s leaders who rule with fear. The village is also plagued by kidnappings and murders carried out by the “Moon Ghouls”, a group of cannibal cultists. Players take on the roles of Benedek, a monk, and staunch Catholic, and Nikolay, a Deacon and Benedek’s brother-in-law. The two find themselves waking up in a living nightmare as Benedek’s estranged sister (and Nikolay’s wife) has gone missing and is somehow involved in events that just took place in the town. Now onto the game itself. Saint Kotar is a point-and-click game, which becomes obvious
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Movie Review – No Escape (1994)
In the fantastic future year of 2022, big biz owns the world’s prisons and they love nothing more than exiling problem prisoners to a remote island known as Absolom, a piece of land populated entirely by convicts, cannibals and other assorted wacky-ass chaps! This is something Marine John Robbins (Ray Liotta) learns about intimately as his ass is thrown there almost immediately after being incarcerated for the murder of the commanding officer who demanded our hero murder innocent civilians. Before long, Robbins finds himself caught between the neo-primitive Outsiders who rule the jungle with violence from a base located in an abandoned resort, and the Insiders, a group of more peaceful folk who form a small tribe that try to keep to themselves far removed from the Outsider’s jungle… though not so far that the gang’s leader, the absolutely off-the-wall Walter Marek (Stuart Wilson), doesn’t launch frequent pillaging sessions, much to the chagrin of the Insider’s leader, Father (the legendary
Continue reading →
Supernatural Horror ‘Bed Rest’ Premieres Exclusively On Tubi This December
Tubi which has a library of thousands of horror movies has just announced it has acquired the exclusive U.S. streaming rights to the STXfilms supernatural thriller, Bed Rest. Starring Melissa Barrera (“In the Heights,” “Scream”) the film is written by Lori Evans Taylor (“Final Destination 6”) who is making her directing debut. STXfilms has the global distribution rights for Bed Rest, which STXinternational has licensed the film worldwide. The film is produced by William Sherak, James Vanderbilt, and Paul Neinstein through their Project X Entertainment banner, along with Evans Taylor and Barrera. Financing for the film was provided by Bondit Media. In the film, “After years of struggling to start a family, Julie Rivers (Barrera) is pregnant again and moving into a new home with her husband as they embrace a fresh start. Upon being ordered to mandatory bed rest, Julie begins to slowly unravel as she suffers through the monotony and anxiety of her new constraints. Soon, terrifying ghostly
Continue reading →
Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’ Lands On Peacock
There are so many ways you can now watch Jordan Peele‘s out-of-this-world movie Nope, including on Peacock as well as Blu-ray and Digital and we highly recommend you check it out if you haven’t already. It’s fantastic. The film reunites Peele with Oscar® winner Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out, Judas and the Black Messiah), who is joined by Keke Palmer (Hustlers) and Oscar® nominee Steven Yeun (“The Walking Dead”) as residents in a lonely gulch of inland California who bears witness to an uncanny and chilling discovery.” Nope, which also stars Michael Wincott (Hitchcock, “Westworld”) and Brandon Perea (“The OA,” American Insurrection), was written and directed by Jordan Peele and is produced by Ian Cooper (Us, Candyman) and Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions. Nope, which we called “a non-stop wild ride” and a “must-see” in our review, is available now on Peacock, free to subscribers.
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Deadly Creatures In The Old West: ‘Night Of The Tommyknockers’ Unleashes Trailer
From director Michael Su comes the horror film The Night of the Tommyknockers, written by Rolfe Kanefsky, Michael Mahal, Sonny Mahal, and Adrian Milnes. Set in the 1870s, the film centers on a group of miners blasting for gold when they accidentally release ancient creatures known as “Tommyknockers.” The Town of Deer Creek, Nevada is soon under siege with only a handful of survivors held up in the local saloon. The film stars Richard Grieco, Tom Sizemore, Robert LaSardo, Jessica Morris, Angela Cole, and many more! The action-packed horror is from Mahal Empire Productions, Mezek Films, FilmCore, and Alien Donut Films. Night of the Tommyknockers is out on VOD, Blu-ray, and DVD on November 25, 2022, from Gravitas Ventures. Check out the trailer below.
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Shorts Reviews: “AlieNation,” “Folk,” and “First Blood” (Blood in the Snow Film Festival)
AlieNation Director Ray Raghavan’s AlieNation (Canada, 2022) finds a young girl named Maria (Maria Frazer) and her mother (Margarita Iturriaga) being chased through the woods by border patrol agents who aren’t shy about using their guns. Maria makes an astounding discovery while hiding in a cave entrance, and soon enough everyone finds themselves pursued by a deadly entity. The double-meaning title gives away what joins the chase, but that gives me the opportunity to say without giving away a spoiler that the creature design is highly impressive. Chase scenes and social issues combine to make this well-acted and deftly directed science fiction/horror hybrid a winner. Folk Director Gabriel Maron crafts a goosebumps-inducing Halloween folk horror in Folk (Canada, 2022), in which a young woman (Sara-Sue Vallée) turns away some trick-or-treaters at her front door, only to find that these are not your average children simply looking for candy handouts. This supernatural chiller sports an ominous tone and unsettling color palette,
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Ultimate Guide to Telling Scary Stories
Are you that person in your friend’s group who loves to tell stories? Are you constantly looking for ways to improve your storytelling skills? Do you love engaging your audience and having them sit on the edges of their seats to know how a story progresses? Well, if you have answered the above questions with a resounding yes, you’ve come to the right place. Writing and telling scary stories is an art form in itself. Scary stories, if told correctly, can engage and capture the audience’s attention throughout the storyline. There are many ways in which a storyteller can tell scary stories effectively. In this article, we shall uncover some of them. Describe your scene well Good storytelling involves describing a scene in detail. The description of a scene is important because it helps readers and audiences who are listening to the story visualize where the characters are. A description of a scene also helps to explain character movements and
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HorrorFuel.com Reviews ‘IT: Chapter Two’ Shirt From The WB Shop
What horror fan doesn’t love merch featuring your favorite icons and movies? I know I do. That’s why when I came across the WB Shop, I had to get an IT T-shirt. Ordering was quick and easy and it only took a few days to arrive. When I took the shirt out of the white plastic envelope it arrived in, I noticed that it was a bit stiff. But the image on the front was well done and the IT Chapter Two detail on the back was a nice touch. After washing it, I noticed that it was much softer and the fabric is thick and of high quality without being too thick. The image did not fade and it did not shrink much, if at all. I will tell you that I did wash it on cold and dry it on the delicate cycle. As for the cut of the shirt, it hung well, however, I ordered a large
Continue reading →
Who Really Was America’s First Serial Killer?
The recent installment of the video game series, The Dark Pictures Anthology titled The Devil In Me, focused on the exploits of the infamous 19century serial killer H.H. Holmes. In the game as well as pretty much anywhere else you always hear that Holmes (real name Herman Webster Mudgett) is “America’s First Serial Killer”. This title is only half true. Holmes is probably America’s first highly publicized Serial Killer thanks to there being advances in communications at the time, photographs, and 42 states with decent size populations for the time to hear and read about his exploits and trial. But H.H. Holmes is not the first serial killer to spill the blood of his fellow citizens on its soil. The title really belongs to the Harpe Brothers. The Harpe Brothers, Joshua (also known as Micajah), and William (also known as Wiley) were both born either in Scotland OR the British Colony of North Carolina in the 18th century. The life
Continue reading →