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Movie Reviews: HeBGBTV and BABY BOOM (Nightmares Film Festival)
HeBGB TV Freaky, frenetic, and fun, HeBGB TV (2022) is a nostalgic blast for anyone who grew up watching horror hosts, Nickelodeon in the nineties, or pretty much television of any kind. If you spent any time at all in front of the electric babysitter, you’ll find plenty to enjoy in this outlandish effort from cowriters/codirectors Eric Griffin, Adam Lenhart, and Jake Mcclellan. A young brother and sister have their night — and lives — suddenly changed when a retro-horror cable TV box comes into their lives unexpectedly. A wacky horror host pops out and takes them on a tube-ular journey filled with mind-blowing wackiness and no small amount of camp. This is not your usual horror anthology, so don’t go in expecting longer-running stories with plots that make sense. HeBGB TV is all about assaulting the senses, twisting the mind, and shooting for laughs — or at least knowing nods with accompanying smiles — as often as possible. The
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‘Evil West’ Releases New Gameplay Overview Trailer
What’s Halloween without Vampires? And you can’t have Vampires without Vampire Hunters, but what about Vampires, Vampire Hunters, in the old west?! You have yourself Evil West. Focus Home released an action-packed gameplay overview trailer today to help add more to your Halloween. Evil West is a third-person action-adventure game taking players to the old west as Jesse Rentier, a vampire hunter who is in the Old west that’s infested with vampires and other evils that have wiped out the institute of vampire hunters that he’s a part of. On a mission of vengeance, Jesse is also on a mission to rebuild the organization his father built that hunts vampires. To help reach Jesse’s goal, players will explore every corner of the Wild West, looking for new Institute members and valuable leads on the vampire conspiracy, taking money from abandoned chests and corpses, and growing Jesse’s arsenal of weapons. Armed with both old-fashioned firearms and advanced technology like the lightning-fueled
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The Soska Sisters Are Back With ‘Unseen’ Inspired By ‘BlindSide’ Game
Film Mode Entertainment, The Soska Sisters, and Radar Pictures are thrilled to announce UNSEEN, the latest thriller/horror from the infamous, world-renown “Twisted Twins” aka Jen and Sylvia Soska, whose hit films include Vendetta, Rabid, American Mary, and ABC’s of Death. The film is written and directed by Jen and Sylvia Soska and is currently casting. The film is produced by global powerhouse producer Ted Fieldwhose impressive credits include a slew of global box office hits like Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Amityville Horror, and the Jumanji franchise. Film Mode Entertainment (FME) is teaming up with the sisters again, after a successful run with the hit 2019 reimagined David Cronenberg horror film, Rabid. UNSEEN is inspired by one of the world’s most innovative video games, BlindSide. FME has just boarded the project as a worldwide sales agent for global rights to the film. UNSEEN is a psychological sci-fi thriller that takes place in the 1970s about a Boston couple who wakes up blind.
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Game Review: ‘Broken Pieces’
Happy Halloween Ghouls and Ghoulettes! When you think of Halloween you don’t see yourself spending time at the beach right? Or at a beach out of time…and space? Well, that’s how I spent my Halloween in Broken Pieces. I want to give thanks to Elseware Experience and Freedom Games for the reviewing opportunity. Broken Pieces takes place on the seaside of France in 1993 where players take on the role of Elise, a woman searching for her missing fiance as the world seems to be outside of time and the village she’s in is devoid of life as an event took place resulting in the population going missing and supernatural threats stalk the streets. Now onto the game itself! When it comes to the controls, Broken Pieces thankfully has a tutorial system but the more I played it, it became evident that the game is more suited for mouse and keyboard which makes some interactions and movements awkward. The game’s
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‘Ghosts Of Hiroshima’ Haunts Prime Video And Tubi Today
Brandon Walker‘s horror film Ghosts of Hiroshima poses the question of what happens when a paranormal curse is born from the ashes of nuclear warfare? Ghosts of Hiroshima explores this dark conceit in the upcoming paranormal thriller. Robert Palmer Watkins (Walking Dead: World Beyond) stars alongside Ashley Park (Rosewood), and Akihiro Kitamura (Human Centipede). From a screenplay by Emmy Award-winning writer Brandon Walker and producer Ashley Park, Ghosts of Hiroshima, the second offering from Ghost Machine Pictures, will be available on Amazon Prime and on Tubi on October 31, 2022. Check out the trailer below which HorroFuel.com claimed the exclusive on.
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Six Short Horror Films To Watch This Halloween
This Halloween, we’ve got a treat for you, six short terrifying tales of horror set on the spookiest night of the year. Trick or Treat During their first Halloween in their new home, Travis and Beth encounter an unexpected trick or treater. The films from writer-director Wesley Mellott. The House on Oak Street Four middle school kids discover the unimaginable when, on Halloween night, they venture into the old house on Oak Street. The Pumpkin Man: Demon of Fall Jenny Scott is an amateur photographer constantly looking for abandoned landmarks to add to her portfolio. But when she visits Alpine Groves, she stumbles upon something far darker and more sinister than she could have possibly imagined… The Pumpkin Man! Written & Directed by Ryan Sheets and starring Sylvia Muchmore. The Last Halloween As they go from house to house, four young trick-or-treaters collect strange treats that could signal the end of Halloween. “The Last Halloween” was directed by Marc Roussel.
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Movie Review: Run Sweetheart Run
Once in a while, I stumble across a movie that is more than just blood and guts and jump scares, one that goes deeper, one that’s not just about entertainment, but that has something to say. That’s the case with writer-director Shana Feste’s Run Sweetheart Run. I want to talk about it. But don’t worry, there won’t be any major spoilers shared here. The plot given in press releases goes like this: “Initially apprehensive when her boss insists she meets with one of his most important clients, single mom Cherie (Ella Balinska) is relieved and excited when she meets charismatic Ethan (Pilou Asbæk). The influential businessman defies expectations and sweeps Cherie off her feet. But at the end of the night, when the two are alone together, he reveals his true, violent nature. Battered and terrified, she flees for her life, beginning a relentless game of cat-and-mouse with a blood-thirsty assailant hell-bent on her utter destruction. In this edge-of-your-seat dark
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Liam Hemsworth Replacing Henry Cavill For Season 4 Of “The Witcher”
Toss a coin to your new Witcher… Liam Hemsworth. Yeap, you read that right. Henry Cavill announced on Instagram that he will be “laying down my medallion and my swords” and leaving Netflix’s hit fantasy series “The Witcher” after its upcoming third season. Stepping into the role of the monster hunter for season four, which is already green-lit, is Liam Hemsworth. “My journey as Geralt of Rivia has been filled with both monsters and adventures,” Cavill wrote in his post. “In my stead, the fantastic Mr. Liam Hemsworth will be taking up the mantle of the White Wolf. As with the greatest of literary characters, I pass the torch with reverence for the time spent embodying Geralt and enthusiasm to see Liam’s take on this most fascinating and nuanced of men.” He continued, “Liam, good sir, this character has such a wonderful depth to him. Enjoy diving in and seeing what you can find.” “As a Witcher fan, I’m over
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Movie Review: Quiet Days in Clichy (1970) – 4K Ultra HD
If there’s one thing about Jens Jørgen Thorsen’s 1970 adaptation of author Henry Miller’s 1956 semi-autobiographical novel Quiet Days in Clichy it’s that it’s light on plot… like lighter than a feather from a rather tiny bird light… and that is very light y’all, dig? The long and the short of it all is this; American writer-type Joey (Paul Valjean) and his euro-roomie Carl (Wayne Rodda) live in an apartment in Clichy in Paris. They are broke and horny, so what follows is a non-narrative debauchery free-for-all involving tons of nudity, un-simulated sex, and dubious choices in sexual partners… all set to the stirring tunes of Country Joe McDonald no less! By changing the setting from the 1930’s of the novel to the recently emerged sexual revolution of late 1960’s era Paris it becomes a natural for presenting the story without as much coherent narrative as one would expect (though the novel itself was no slouch in that department), Thorsen
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“Pennyworth” Actress Joins The Cast Of Screen Gems’ ‘Horrorscope’
The cast for Screen Gems’ upcoming horror film Horrorscope, the adaptation of the novel by Nicholas Adams, continues to grow with Harriet Slater (“Pennyworth”) being the latest star to join according to Deadline. Slater joins previously announced cast members Jacob Batalon (“Reginald the Vampire”), Alana Boden (The Invitation), Adain Bradley (Wrong Turn: The Foundation), Avantika (Senior Year), Larsen Thompson (“The Midnight Club”), Humberly González (Nobody), Olwen Fouéré (Mandy), and Wolfgang Novogratz (Assassination Nation). Anna Halberg and Spenser Cohen (Moonfall) penned the script and will be directing the movie that centers on, “a group of college friends who after getting their horoscopes read, begin dying in ways connected to their fortunes. Are their fates fatal or can they change what’s written in the stars?” The film is from Screen Gems and Alloy Entertainment.
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Movie Reviews: HeBGBTV and BABY BOOM (Nightmares Film Festival)
HeBGB TV Freaky, frenetic, and fun, HeBGB TV (2022) is a nostalgic blast for anyone who grew up watching horror hosts, Nickelodeon in the nineties, or pretty much television of any kind. If you spent any time at all in front of the electric babysitter, you’ll find plenty to enjoy in this outlandish effort from cowriters/codirectors Eric Griffin, Adam Lenhart, and Jake Mcclellan. A young brother and sister have their night — and lives — suddenly changed when a retro-horror cable TV box comes into their lives unexpectedly. A wacky horror host pops out and takes them on a tube-ular journey filled with mind-blowing wackiness and no small amount of camp. This is not your usual horror anthology, so don’t go in expecting longer-running stories with plots that make sense. HeBGB TV is all about assaulting the senses, twisting the mind, and shooting for laughs — or at least knowing nods with accompanying smiles — as often as possible. The
Continue reading →
‘Evil West’ Releases New Gameplay Overview Trailer
What’s Halloween without Vampires? And you can’t have Vampires without Vampire Hunters, but what about Vampires, Vampire Hunters, in the old west?! You have yourself Evil West. Focus Home released an action-packed gameplay overview trailer today to help add more to your Halloween. Evil West is a third-person action-adventure game taking players to the old west as Jesse Rentier, a vampire hunter who is in the Old west that’s infested with vampires and other evils that have wiped out the institute of vampire hunters that he’s a part of. On a mission of vengeance, Jesse is also on a mission to rebuild the organization his father built that hunts vampires. To help reach Jesse’s goal, players will explore every corner of the Wild West, looking for new Institute members and valuable leads on the vampire conspiracy, taking money from abandoned chests and corpses, and growing Jesse’s arsenal of weapons. Armed with both old-fashioned firearms and advanced technology like the lightning-fueled
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The Soska Sisters Are Back With ‘Unseen’ Inspired By ‘BlindSide’ Game
Film Mode Entertainment, The Soska Sisters, and Radar Pictures are thrilled to announce UNSEEN, the latest thriller/horror from the infamous, world-renown “Twisted Twins” aka Jen and Sylvia Soska, whose hit films include Vendetta, Rabid, American Mary, and ABC’s of Death. The film is written and directed by Jen and Sylvia Soska and is currently casting. The film is produced by global powerhouse producer Ted Fieldwhose impressive credits include a slew of global box office hits like Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Amityville Horror, and the Jumanji franchise. Film Mode Entertainment (FME) is teaming up with the sisters again, after a successful run with the hit 2019 reimagined David Cronenberg horror film, Rabid. UNSEEN is inspired by one of the world’s most innovative video games, BlindSide. FME has just boarded the project as a worldwide sales agent for global rights to the film. UNSEEN is a psychological sci-fi thriller that takes place in the 1970s about a Boston couple who wakes up blind.
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Game Review: ‘Broken Pieces’
Happy Halloween Ghouls and Ghoulettes! When you think of Halloween you don’t see yourself spending time at the beach right? Or at a beach out of time…and space? Well, that’s how I spent my Halloween in Broken Pieces. I want to give thanks to Elseware Experience and Freedom Games for the reviewing opportunity. Broken Pieces takes place on the seaside of France in 1993 where players take on the role of Elise, a woman searching for her missing fiance as the world seems to be outside of time and the village she’s in is devoid of life as an event took place resulting in the population going missing and supernatural threats stalk the streets. Now onto the game itself! When it comes to the controls, Broken Pieces thankfully has a tutorial system but the more I played it, it became evident that the game is more suited for mouse and keyboard which makes some interactions and movements awkward. The game’s
Continue reading →
‘Ghosts Of Hiroshima’ Haunts Prime Video And Tubi Today
Brandon Walker‘s horror film Ghosts of Hiroshima poses the question of what happens when a paranormal curse is born from the ashes of nuclear warfare? Ghosts of Hiroshima explores this dark conceit in the upcoming paranormal thriller. Robert Palmer Watkins (Walking Dead: World Beyond) stars alongside Ashley Park (Rosewood), and Akihiro Kitamura (Human Centipede). From a screenplay by Emmy Award-winning writer Brandon Walker and producer Ashley Park, Ghosts of Hiroshima, the second offering from Ghost Machine Pictures, will be available on Amazon Prime and on Tubi on October 31, 2022. Check out the trailer below which HorroFuel.com claimed the exclusive on.
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Six Short Horror Films To Watch This Halloween
This Halloween, we’ve got a treat for you, six short terrifying tales of horror set on the spookiest night of the year. Trick or Treat During their first Halloween in their new home, Travis and Beth encounter an unexpected trick or treater. The films from writer-director Wesley Mellott. The House on Oak Street Four middle school kids discover the unimaginable when, on Halloween night, they venture into the old house on Oak Street. The Pumpkin Man: Demon of Fall Jenny Scott is an amateur photographer constantly looking for abandoned landmarks to add to her portfolio. But when she visits Alpine Groves, she stumbles upon something far darker and more sinister than she could have possibly imagined… The Pumpkin Man! Written & Directed by Ryan Sheets and starring Sylvia Muchmore. The Last Halloween As they go from house to house, four young trick-or-treaters collect strange treats that could signal the end of Halloween. “The Last Halloween” was directed by Marc Roussel.
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Movie Review: Run Sweetheart Run
Once in a while, I stumble across a movie that is more than just blood and guts and jump scares, one that goes deeper, one that’s not just about entertainment, but that has something to say. That’s the case with writer-director Shana Feste’s Run Sweetheart Run. I want to talk about it. But don’t worry, there won’t be any major spoilers shared here. The plot given in press releases goes like this: “Initially apprehensive when her boss insists she meets with one of his most important clients, single mom Cherie (Ella Balinska) is relieved and excited when she meets charismatic Ethan (Pilou Asbæk). The influential businessman defies expectations and sweeps Cherie off her feet. But at the end of the night, when the two are alone together, he reveals his true, violent nature. Battered and terrified, she flees for her life, beginning a relentless game of cat-and-mouse with a blood-thirsty assailant hell-bent on her utter destruction. In this edge-of-your-seat dark
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Liam Hemsworth Replacing Henry Cavill For Season 4 Of “The Witcher”
Toss a coin to your new Witcher… Liam Hemsworth. Yeap, you read that right. Henry Cavill announced on Instagram that he will be “laying down my medallion and my swords” and leaving Netflix’s hit fantasy series “The Witcher” after its upcoming third season. Stepping into the role of the monster hunter for season four, which is already green-lit, is Liam Hemsworth. “My journey as Geralt of Rivia has been filled with both monsters and adventures,” Cavill wrote in his post. “In my stead, the fantastic Mr. Liam Hemsworth will be taking up the mantle of the White Wolf. As with the greatest of literary characters, I pass the torch with reverence for the time spent embodying Geralt and enthusiasm to see Liam’s take on this most fascinating and nuanced of men.” He continued, “Liam, good sir, this character has such a wonderful depth to him. Enjoy diving in and seeing what you can find.” “As a Witcher fan, I’m over
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Movie Review: Quiet Days in Clichy (1970) – 4K Ultra HD
If there’s one thing about Jens Jørgen Thorsen’s 1970 adaptation of author Henry Miller’s 1956 semi-autobiographical novel Quiet Days in Clichy it’s that it’s light on plot… like lighter than a feather from a rather tiny bird light… and that is very light y’all, dig? The long and the short of it all is this; American writer-type Joey (Paul Valjean) and his euro-roomie Carl (Wayne Rodda) live in an apartment in Clichy in Paris. They are broke and horny, so what follows is a non-narrative debauchery free-for-all involving tons of nudity, un-simulated sex, and dubious choices in sexual partners… all set to the stirring tunes of Country Joe McDonald no less! By changing the setting from the 1930’s of the novel to the recently emerged sexual revolution of late 1960’s era Paris it becomes a natural for presenting the story without as much coherent narrative as one would expect (though the novel itself was no slouch in that department), Thorsen
Continue reading →
“Pennyworth” Actress Joins The Cast Of Screen Gems’ ‘Horrorscope’
The cast for Screen Gems’ upcoming horror film Horrorscope, the adaptation of the novel by Nicholas Adams, continues to grow with Harriet Slater (“Pennyworth”) being the latest star to join according to Deadline. Slater joins previously announced cast members Jacob Batalon (“Reginald the Vampire”), Alana Boden (The Invitation), Adain Bradley (Wrong Turn: The Foundation), Avantika (Senior Year), Larsen Thompson (“The Midnight Club”), Humberly González (Nobody), Olwen Fouéré (Mandy), and Wolfgang Novogratz (Assassination Nation). Anna Halberg and Spenser Cohen (Moonfall) penned the script and will be directing the movie that centers on, “a group of college friends who after getting their horoscopes read, begin dying in ways connected to their fortunes. Are their fates fatal or can they change what’s written in the stars?” The film is from Screen Gems and Alloy Entertainment.
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