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Season 3 Of “Unsolved Mysteries” Premieres On Netflix (Guide)
The third season of Netflix’s hit true crime and paranormal series “Unsolved Mysteries” has just officially premiered on the streaming giant to the delight of fans. Featuring nine episodes, the season will explore terrible crimes, strange mysteries, and the paranormal. This time Netflix won’t be releasing all the episodes at once, instead, the episodes will be released over three weeks. Season Three Episode Guide: 1. Mystery at Mile Marker 45 – Tue Oct 18, 2022 When talented 18-year-old volleyball star Tiffany Valiante was hit by a train on a remote, unlit stretch of tracks in Mays Landing, New Jersey, authorities quickly ruled her case a suicide. However, Tiffany’s family and a team of pro bono experts believe she was murdered and her body, left on the tracks, to destroy the evidence. 2. Something in the Sky -Tue Oct 18, 2022 On the night of March 8, 1994, hundreds of people called 911 to report strange lights hovering over Lake Michigan.
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Highlights For All AMC Streaming Networks’ Upcoming Series And Films
This November, AMC Networks’ streaming services will feature a number of highly anticipated series debuts and sendoffs, including the series finale of the pop cultural phenomenon “The Walking Dead”, along with a simulcast of the series’ epic finale event in Los Angeles and supersized, live Talking Dead, on November 20 at 9pm ET. But that’s not all, the eagerly-awaited new season of AMC+ Original “Gangs of London” debus on November 17. Also, tune in for the season finale of critically acclaimed Anne Rice’s “Interview with the Vampire” on November 6; the two-episode debut of BBC America’s Mood on November 6; and the season finales of the popular IFC Original series, Documentary Now! and Sherman’s Showcase, on November 9 and November 23, respectively. This month features new AMC+ exclusive film premieres rolling out every week, including French love triangle thriller starring Juliette Binoche, Both Sides of the Blade (November 4), sudsy comedy starring Rachel Bloom and Melissa Fumero, Bar Fight! (In
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Top 10 Scariest States In The U.S.
As a lover of all things dark and spooky, have you ever wondered what states have the most hauntings, most horror movies, or the most serial killers? Cycling Frog has done the research and crunched the numbers and shared with us the “Top 10 Scariest States.” “Vermont takes the top spot in the terrifying table. Despite being home to just 645,000 Americans, Vermont reports a higher number of UFO sightings than any other state, recording 90 sightings per 100,000 people. The average number of UFO sightings across the states is 45 per 100,000 people, so Vermonters are reporting double the average number of sightings on the National UFO Reporting Center website. Vermont also has the highest number of haunted places per 100,000 people living in the state. It’s home to over 2,000 cemeteries, so it’s no wonder 236 individual ghost sightings have been logged on GhostsofAmerica.com alone – that’s around 37 per 100,000 people in the state. Although it’s probably
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In An Interview, Actress Gena Shaw Reveals True Story Behind New Horror Film ‘A Savannah Haunting’
Unless you’ve been living under a rock somewhere you have heard of or seen Netflix’s excellent series “Cobra Kai” and Shudder’s “Creepshow,” well, we sat down with the oh-so-awesome actress Gena Shaw, who has appeared in both series, about her leading role in the upcoming paranormal horror-thriller A Savannah Haunting, from director William Mark McCullough, which happens to premiere this month. In the film, a family moves to Savannah, Georgia to escape the memory of their young daughter’s tragic drowning. Once in their new home, the mother begins to experience chilling phenomena that lead her to believe she is being haunted by her dead daughter. But an old black woman with ties to the home’s slavery past warns there may be darker, more sinister forces dwelling beneath the house. The family is torn apart as the haunting turns each of them against the other. Will they discover what is inside their home before it’s too late? Kelli: “Are you ready
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Shorts Reviews: “CIMIM” and “Witchy” (Screamfest)
CIMIM Writer/director Cody Mobley’s short shocker CIMIM left me wanting more, more, more in the way of a feature-length version. A group of friends is sitting around talking and drinking during a desert camping trip when one of them (Laura Jenkins) goes to retrieve something from her vehicle and returns to the group to find herself — or something that looks exactly like her — sitting in her place. Mobley uses eerie sound design and classic off-screen terror to heighten the tension in this highly effective, great-looking horror short. Witchy In Witchy, Ken (John Ross Bowie) wants to go trick or treating with his teenage daughter Winter (Morgan Bastin) on the first Halloween after the passing of Ken’s wife and Winter’s mom to keep up a family tradition, as Halloween was the woman’s favorite time of year. Winter isn’t thrilled with the idea because she feels that she is too old to dress up in costume, she wants to go
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Movie Review: Feed Me (A Night of Horror International Film Festival)
The classic fright-fare movie tagline “Not for the squeamish!” deserves to be resurrected for the horror comedy Feed Me (U.K., 2022), cowritten and codirected by Adam Leader and Richard Oakes (Hosts, 2020). This tale of a cannibal and his willing meat supply provides a good deal of gags of both the humorous and queasy varieties. Jed Freeman (Christopher Mulvin) is depressed to the point of ending it all after his wife succumbs to an eating disorder. Lionel Flack (Neal Ward), who knows of Jed’s grief, introduces himself at a bar and tells Jed that he can make all of his troubles disappear. Jed eventually agrees to being eaten by Lionel, and their extremely weird relationship begins. Ward is terrific as the deeply disturbed Lionel, stopping just short of scenery chewing at times, and at others, giving harrowing emotional performances. He goes all in, and he and Mulvin play off each other superbly. Production Designer Amy Lucas (as Amy Lukas), Propmaker
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Monster Movie ‘All Eyes’ Is Out Now!
From director Todd Greenlee comes All Eyes, a film about a recently fired podcast host who comes across a story that he feels could revitalize his career, a widowed farmer who claims a monster is living in the woods behind his farm. The plan, trap and kill the beast. Check out the trailer below. Jasper Hammer, Ben Hall, Danielle Evon Ploeger, and Laurie Cummings star in this indie film, written by Alex Greenlee and produced by Emily Calhoun, Adam Greenlee, Alex Greenlee, Todd Greenlee, Janice Pellam, Laurie Cummings, Tab Pierce, Jeff Greenlee, and Lisa Greenlee. All Eyes is out NOW on iTunes, Amazon Prime, Vudu, YouTube, and more, from Gravitas Ventures.
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Movie Review: Jordan Peele’s Nope Is Out Of This World
Jordon Peele has made a name for himself in horror following the release of his brilliant films Get Out and Us. His latest piece of cinema is simply titled Nope and after watching it I know why. Both writing and directing, Peele branches out into the sci-fi genre while keeping elements of horror with Nope in which residents of a lonely gulch in inland California bear witness to a chilling discovery. Warning Spoilers! The film centers on a brother and sister, played by Oscar® winner Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out, Judas and the Black Messiah) and Emmy® Award winner Keke Palmer (Hustlers, “Scream Queens”) who run a dying horse ranch. Oscar® nominee Steven Yeun (Minari, “The Walking Dead”), Michael Wincott (Basquiat, What Just Happened), and Brandon Perea (“The OA”) also star. The brother and sister couldn’t be more of opposites. Kaluuya’s OJ is quiet and hard-working while his sister is a free spirit who comes across as loud and often obnoxious.
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This November, Explore The Dark Side Of Social Media With ‘The Willowbrook’
This November, witness the duplicitous side of social media when Gravitas Ventures releases the gripping award-winning film The Willowbrook, produced by the creator of the Final Destination franchise. In the film, “A renowned wellness influencer invites one of her recently overdosed followers to seek recovery at her small-town manor. Once the follower arrives, she realizes the dark world existing within the manor is not what she–nor millions of others–perceived from the internet.” The Willowbrook was both written and directed by Zach Klopp, who is making his feature film debut. It stars Jessica Bishop, Erin Day, and Lawrence J. Hughes. It was executive produced by Koepp and Bethe H. Gordon and produced by Jeffrey Reddick, Jessica Bishop, Krista Kolegraff, Aaron Hammersley, and Greg Bekkers. The film is a Rag Tag Pictures Production. Gravitas Ventures will release the film on digital platforms on November 8, 2022.
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Exclusive New Trailer For ‘Ghosts Of Hiroshima’ Debuts Ahead Of Halloween Premiere
HorrorFuel.com has the exclusive trailer for director Brandon Walker‘s Ghosts of Hiroshima. What happens when a paranormal curse is born from the ashes of nuclear warfare? Ghost of Hiroshima explores this dark conceit in the upcoming paranormal thriller. East meets West in the film in the tradition of films like The Grudge in the film starring Robert Palmer Watkins (Walking Dead: World Beyond), 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.
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Season 3 Of “Unsolved Mysteries” Premieres On Netflix (Guide)
The third season of Netflix’s hit true crime and paranormal series “Unsolved Mysteries” has just officially premiered on the streaming giant to the delight of fans. Featuring nine episodes, the season will explore terrible crimes, strange mysteries, and the paranormal. This time Netflix won’t be releasing all the episodes at once, instead, the episodes will be released over three weeks. Season Three Episode Guide: 1. Mystery at Mile Marker 45 – Tue Oct 18, 2022 When talented 18-year-old volleyball star Tiffany Valiante was hit by a train on a remote, unlit stretch of tracks in Mays Landing, New Jersey, authorities quickly ruled her case a suicide. However, Tiffany’s family and a team of pro bono experts believe she was murdered and her body, left on the tracks, to destroy the evidence. 2. Something in the Sky -Tue Oct 18, 2022 On the night of March 8, 1994, hundreds of people called 911 to report strange lights hovering over Lake Michigan.
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Highlights For All AMC Streaming Networks’ Upcoming Series And Films
This November, AMC Networks’ streaming services will feature a number of highly anticipated series debuts and sendoffs, including the series finale of the pop cultural phenomenon “The Walking Dead”, along with a simulcast of the series’ epic finale event in Los Angeles and supersized, live Talking Dead, on November 20 at 9pm ET. But that’s not all, the eagerly-awaited new season of AMC+ Original “Gangs of London” debus on November 17. Also, tune in for the season finale of critically acclaimed Anne Rice’s “Interview with the Vampire” on November 6; the two-episode debut of BBC America’s Mood on November 6; and the season finales of the popular IFC Original series, Documentary Now! and Sherman’s Showcase, on November 9 and November 23, respectively. This month features new AMC+ exclusive film premieres rolling out every week, including French love triangle thriller starring Juliette Binoche, Both Sides of the Blade (November 4), sudsy comedy starring Rachel Bloom and Melissa Fumero, Bar Fight! (In
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Top 10 Scariest States In The U.S.
As a lover of all things dark and spooky, have you ever wondered what states have the most hauntings, most horror movies, or the most serial killers? Cycling Frog has done the research and crunched the numbers and shared with us the “Top 10 Scariest States.” “Vermont takes the top spot in the terrifying table. Despite being home to just 645,000 Americans, Vermont reports a higher number of UFO sightings than any other state, recording 90 sightings per 100,000 people. The average number of UFO sightings across the states is 45 per 100,000 people, so Vermonters are reporting double the average number of sightings on the National UFO Reporting Center website. Vermont also has the highest number of haunted places per 100,000 people living in the state. It’s home to over 2,000 cemeteries, so it’s no wonder 236 individual ghost sightings have been logged on GhostsofAmerica.com alone – that’s around 37 per 100,000 people in the state. Although it’s probably
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In An Interview, Actress Gena Shaw Reveals True Story Behind New Horror Film ‘A Savannah Haunting’
Unless you’ve been living under a rock somewhere you have heard of or seen Netflix’s excellent series “Cobra Kai” and Shudder’s “Creepshow,” well, we sat down with the oh-so-awesome actress Gena Shaw, who has appeared in both series, about her leading role in the upcoming paranormal horror-thriller A Savannah Haunting, from director William Mark McCullough, which happens to premiere this month. In the film, a family moves to Savannah, Georgia to escape the memory of their young daughter’s tragic drowning. Once in their new home, the mother begins to experience chilling phenomena that lead her to believe she is being haunted by her dead daughter. But an old black woman with ties to the home’s slavery past warns there may be darker, more sinister forces dwelling beneath the house. The family is torn apart as the haunting turns each of them against the other. Will they discover what is inside their home before it’s too late? Kelli: “Are you ready
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Shorts Reviews: “CIMIM” and “Witchy” (Screamfest)
CIMIM Writer/director Cody Mobley’s short shocker CIMIM left me wanting more, more, more in the way of a feature-length version. A group of friends is sitting around talking and drinking during a desert camping trip when one of them (Laura Jenkins) goes to retrieve something from her vehicle and returns to the group to find herself — or something that looks exactly like her — sitting in her place. Mobley uses eerie sound design and classic off-screen terror to heighten the tension in this highly effective, great-looking horror short. Witchy In Witchy, Ken (John Ross Bowie) wants to go trick or treating with his teenage daughter Winter (Morgan Bastin) on the first Halloween after the passing of Ken’s wife and Winter’s mom to keep up a family tradition, as Halloween was the woman’s favorite time of year. Winter isn’t thrilled with the idea because she feels that she is too old to dress up in costume, she wants to go
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Movie Review: Feed Me (A Night of Horror International Film Festival)
The classic fright-fare movie tagline “Not for the squeamish!” deserves to be resurrected for the horror comedy Feed Me (U.K., 2022), cowritten and codirected by Adam Leader and Richard Oakes (Hosts, 2020). This tale of a cannibal and his willing meat supply provides a good deal of gags of both the humorous and queasy varieties. Jed Freeman (Christopher Mulvin) is depressed to the point of ending it all after his wife succumbs to an eating disorder. Lionel Flack (Neal Ward), who knows of Jed’s grief, introduces himself at a bar and tells Jed that he can make all of his troubles disappear. Jed eventually agrees to being eaten by Lionel, and their extremely weird relationship begins. Ward is terrific as the deeply disturbed Lionel, stopping just short of scenery chewing at times, and at others, giving harrowing emotional performances. He goes all in, and he and Mulvin play off each other superbly. Production Designer Amy Lucas (as Amy Lukas), Propmaker
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Monster Movie ‘All Eyes’ Is Out Now!
From director Todd Greenlee comes All Eyes, a film about a recently fired podcast host who comes across a story that he feels could revitalize his career, a widowed farmer who claims a monster is living in the woods behind his farm. The plan, trap and kill the beast. Check out the trailer below. Jasper Hammer, Ben Hall, Danielle Evon Ploeger, and Laurie Cummings star in this indie film, written by Alex Greenlee and produced by Emily Calhoun, Adam Greenlee, Alex Greenlee, Todd Greenlee, Janice Pellam, Laurie Cummings, Tab Pierce, Jeff Greenlee, and Lisa Greenlee. All Eyes is out NOW on iTunes, Amazon Prime, Vudu, YouTube, and more, from Gravitas Ventures.
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Movie Review: Jordan Peele’s Nope Is Out Of This World
Jordon Peele has made a name for himself in horror following the release of his brilliant films Get Out and Us. His latest piece of cinema is simply titled Nope and after watching it I know why. Both writing and directing, Peele branches out into the sci-fi genre while keeping elements of horror with Nope in which residents of a lonely gulch in inland California bear witness to a chilling discovery. Warning Spoilers! The film centers on a brother and sister, played by Oscar® winner Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out, Judas and the Black Messiah) and Emmy® Award winner Keke Palmer (Hustlers, “Scream Queens”) who run a dying horse ranch. Oscar® nominee Steven Yeun (Minari, “The Walking Dead”), Michael Wincott (Basquiat, What Just Happened), and Brandon Perea (“The OA”) also star. The brother and sister couldn’t be more of opposites. Kaluuya’s OJ is quiet and hard-working while his sister is a free spirit who comes across as loud and often obnoxious.
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This November, Explore The Dark Side Of Social Media With ‘The Willowbrook’
This November, witness the duplicitous side of social media when Gravitas Ventures releases the gripping award-winning film The Willowbrook, produced by the creator of the Final Destination franchise. In the film, “A renowned wellness influencer invites one of her recently overdosed followers to seek recovery at her small-town manor. Once the follower arrives, she realizes the dark world existing within the manor is not what she–nor millions of others–perceived from the internet.” The Willowbrook was both written and directed by Zach Klopp, who is making his feature film debut. It stars Jessica Bishop, Erin Day, and Lawrence J. Hughes. It was executive produced by Koepp and Bethe H. Gordon and produced by Jeffrey Reddick, Jessica Bishop, Krista Kolegraff, Aaron Hammersley, and Greg Bekkers. The film is a Rag Tag Pictures Production. Gravitas Ventures will release the film on digital platforms on November 8, 2022.
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Exclusive New Trailer For ‘Ghosts Of Hiroshima’ Debuts Ahead Of Halloween Premiere
HorrorFuel.com has the exclusive trailer for director Brandon Walker‘s Ghosts of Hiroshima. What happens when a paranormal curse is born from the ashes of nuclear warfare? Ghost of Hiroshima explores this dark conceit in the upcoming paranormal thriller. East meets West in the film in the tradition of films like The Grudge in the film starring Robert Palmer Watkins (Walking Dead: World Beyond), 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.
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