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Score Free Advanced Tickets To See ‘The Black Phone’ In Atlanta!
See the movie critics are calling “nightmare-inducing” in which “Ethan Hawke gives a bloodcurdling performance, unlike anything we’ve ever seen!” We are, of course, talking about The Black Phone, which opens in theaters on June 24th. How would you like to skip the line and attend an advanced screening? Well, we’ve got passes for you and a friend to the screening in Atlanta on June 21st (while supplies last)! When: June 21st, 7:30 PM (ET) Where: AMC Parkway Pointe, Atlanta, Georgia How To Get Advanced Tickets: Share this on your news feed with #TheBlackPhone, @TheBlackPhone, @UniversalHorror, and #HorrorFuel, and comment “I Want To Answer The Call!” and we’ll get in touch! From Blumhouse and the director of DOCTOR STRANGE and SINISTER, Universal Pictures presents THE BLACK PHONE. Director Scott Derrickson returns to his terror roots, partnering Blumhouse for the new horror-thriller, The Black Phone, whose new featurette sees Ethan Hawke delve into “The Grabber,” the twisted, mask-wearing villain of the
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A Cult Is At Work In The First Trailer For ‘The Dead Rose’
The first trailer has premiered for the indie film The Dead Rose, and teases a world in which black magic, cults, and politics go hand in hand. The Dead Rose, currently in production in Denver and LA, stars Vernon Wells (Mad Max 2), Oscar nominee Eric Roberts (The Pope of Greenich Village), Cooper Huckabee (Space Cowboys), and Richard Tyson (Kindergarten Cop). Jimmy Drain (The Initiation), Rachel Alig (First Blush), Natasha Coppola-Shalom (Last Call), Erika Monet (Night Things), Michael S. Rodriguez (Last American Horror Show), Sparkle Soojian (The Last Battleship), Bob Bagnall (Shoot From the Hip), Maggie Wagner (Sallywood), Harley Wallen (Investigation Discovery’s Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda), Marcus D. Spencer (Brooklyn Nine-Nine) and and Eric Cartwright (Crisis Point) round out the cast. After the death of his father, Robby Duray’s (Drain) faith is to put to the test when he is seduced into the corrupt world of organized crime, extortion and violence; masked in the form of an underground cult
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A List Of College-Themed Horror Movies To Watch
It’s that time of year again where millions of students are either finishing up their last semester of college or are about to embark on the journey. While this can be an exciting time, it’s also ripe with potential for horror movie inspiration. So if you’re looking for a few good scares and don’t want to go too far from campus, we’ve got you covered. Here is a list of college-themed horror movies to watch! Happy Death Day Happy Death Day follows Tree as she tries to figure out who is behind her gruesome murders and, more importantly, how to break free from the time loop. With plenty of suspense, gore, and jump scares, it’s sure to keep you entertained from beginning to end. Tree Gelbman is having the worst day of her life over and over again. That’s because she’s stuck in a time loop where she’s repeatedly murdered on her birthday. If that doesn’t sound like a nightmare
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Exclusive ‘A Plague Tale: Requiem’ Trailer Shows The End Of Innocence
Asobo Studio and Focus Entertainment revealed an exclusive trailer from their upcoming game A Plague Tale: Requiem, the direct sequel to the critically acclaimed and award-winning A Plague Tale: Innocence. A Plague Tale: Requiem continues where the first game left off and continues to follow siblings Amicia and Hugo as they continue their travels through war and plague-torn Europe as Hugo’s condition from the first game shows no sign of letting up. The trailer which showcases footage from Xbox Series X/S shows off Amicia’s new weapons and mechanics such as hand-to-hand combat, new stealth/hiding, and using knives, and a crossbow while also showing that something within Amica is changing and potentially not for the best. Focus Home will be having a showcase at the Tribeca Festival and will reveal A Plague Tale: Requiem‘s release date along with extended gameplay footage.
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Collector’s Edition Review: The Northman
If you’re like me, you’ve eagerly awaited brilliant writer-director Robert Egger’s latest film, The Northman. Well, there’s good news, it’s now available on VOD, Digital, DVD, and Blu-ray. Starring Alexander Skarsgård, Ethan Hawke, Nicole Kidman, and Anya Taylor-Joy, the film follows young prince Amleth, whose father, the king (Hawke), is killed by his uncle and his throne stolen along with his mother. Amleth swears to avenge his father and save his mother. Hidden amongst a berserker tribe, he grows into a strong fighter who kills like it’s an everyday mundane activity. After a raid, a vision sends him on a quest for revenge, and he brings death to anyone who stands in his way. Entwined with the story are the old legends of the north, worship of gods Odin and Freyja, ceremonies, and sacrifice. Mystics trigger otherworldly visions as men crawl on all fours like dogs, and Valcaries carry the fortunate off to Valhalla. From beginning to end, The Northman
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‘Scorn’ Gets A Release Date And New Trailer
Developer Ebb Software and publisher Kepler Interactive released the latest trailer for their bio-mechanical horror FPS Scorn along with its release date. Heavily inspired by the works of H.R. Giger, players awaken in a once heavily industrial civilization that has now fallen to ruin that seems to have blended biological material and machine together turning the world into a nightmarish landscape of hell. To unravel the mystery of the world around them, players will solve intricate puzzles in their search for unsettling answers and slowly come to understand their existence all the while having limited ammo and health. Scorn will take you to the Labyrinth on October 21, 2022, for Xbox Series X|S and PC
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A Great White Hunts A Group Of Friends In ‘The Reef: Stalked’ Trailer
Andrew Traucki’s shark movie The Reef made waves back in 2010 because the film used real sharks, not animatronic or CGI ones. Now, the sequel, The Reef: Stalked, is swimming your way and the first trailer reveals a shark-turned stalker. In the sequel, “Nic, in an effort to heal after witnessing her sister’s horrific murder, travels to a tropical resort with her friends for a kayaking and diving adventure. Only hours into their expedition, the women are stalked and attacked by a great white shark. To survive, they will need to band together, and Nic will have to overcome her post-traumatic stress, face her fears and slay the monster.” Teressa Liane (“The Vampire Diaries”), Ann Truong (“Cowboy Bebop”), Saskia Archer (Boshack), Kate Lister (Clickbait), and Tim Ross (Wonderland) star in The Reef: Stalked The Reef: Stalked is produced by Neal Kingston (Great White), Michael Robertson (The Pack), Jack Christian (Black Water: Abyss), and Traucki (The Reef). AMP International is handling
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This July, The Horror ‘Glasshouse’ Reminds Us “To Trust No One” (Trailer)
From actress-writer (Mad Max: Fury Road, Warrior) turned director Kelsey Egan comes Glasshouse, out this July from Voyage Media. In this chilling film, “confined to their glasshouse, a family survives The Shred, a toxin that erases memory. Until the sisters are seduced by a Stranger who shatters their peace and stirs a past best left buried.” Starring Jessica Alexander, Kitty Harris, Helton Pelser, Adrienne Pearce, and Anja Taljaard, and written by Emma Lungiswa de Wet and Kelsey Egan, Glasshouse premieres on digital platforms on July 12, 2022.
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A Woman’s Past Comes Back To Haunt Her In ‘Our Father, The Devil’
Last night, Our Father, The Devil, made its world premiere at Tribeca. Today, we have a new clip to share with you. Written and directed by Ellie Foumbi, Our Father, The Devil, centers on Marie Cissé (Babetida Sadjo), who works as the head chef at a retirement home in small-town France. Her easy day-to-day life spent caring for residents, hanging out with her co-worker and best friend Nadia, and teasing a potential new romance is disrupted by the arrival of Father Patrick (Souléymane Sy Savané), an African priest whom she recognizes from a terrifying episode in her homeland. As he further endears himself to the residents and staff, Marie is forced to decide how best to deal with this reminder of her troubled past. Babetida Sadjo, Souleymane Sy Savané, Jennifer Tchiakpe, Franck Saurel, and Martine Amisse star. Our Father, The Devil, continues to screen at Tribeca this week on Wednesday the 15th, 18th, and the 19th.
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Special Edition Of Documentary ‘Tom Savini: Smoke And Mirrors’ Being Released
Wild Eye Releasing has now announced details on a special edition Blu-ray of Tom Savini: Smoke and Mirrors, the acclaimed documentary that explores the celebrated career of special makeup effects legend, actor, director, and stuntman Tom Savini. Smoke and Mirrors covers everything, from his childhood in Pittsburgh, PA, to his tour of duty during Vietnam, to his beginnings with George A. Romero, and beyond. Blu-ray extras will include commentary with Tom Savini and director Jason Baker, hours of Tom’s personal video archives, including behind-the-scenes footage from movies like Day of the Dead, From Dusk Till Dawn, Creepshow, Friday the 13th Part 4, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. A collectible folded poster also comes with the purchase. The Blu-ray will be released just in time for Halloween.
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Score Free Advanced Tickets To See ‘The Black Phone’ In Atlanta!
See the movie critics are calling “nightmare-inducing” in which “Ethan Hawke gives a bloodcurdling performance, unlike anything we’ve ever seen!” We are, of course, talking about The Black Phone, which opens in theaters on June 24th. How would you like to skip the line and attend an advanced screening? Well, we’ve got passes for you and a friend to the screening in Atlanta on June 21st (while supplies last)! When: June 21st, 7:30 PM (ET) Where: AMC Parkway Pointe, Atlanta, Georgia How To Get Advanced Tickets: Share this on your news feed with #TheBlackPhone, @TheBlackPhone, @UniversalHorror, and #HorrorFuel, and comment “I Want To Answer The Call!” and we’ll get in touch! From Blumhouse and the director of DOCTOR STRANGE and SINISTER, Universal Pictures presents THE BLACK PHONE. Director Scott Derrickson returns to his terror roots, partnering Blumhouse for the new horror-thriller, The Black Phone, whose new featurette sees Ethan Hawke delve into “The Grabber,” the twisted, mask-wearing villain of the
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A Cult Is At Work In The First Trailer For ‘The Dead Rose’
The first trailer has premiered for the indie film The Dead Rose, and teases a world in which black magic, cults, and politics go hand in hand. The Dead Rose, currently in production in Denver and LA, stars Vernon Wells (Mad Max 2), Oscar nominee Eric Roberts (The Pope of Greenich Village), Cooper Huckabee (Space Cowboys), and Richard Tyson (Kindergarten Cop). Jimmy Drain (The Initiation), Rachel Alig (First Blush), Natasha Coppola-Shalom (Last Call), Erika Monet (Night Things), Michael S. Rodriguez (Last American Horror Show), Sparkle Soojian (The Last Battleship), Bob Bagnall (Shoot From the Hip), Maggie Wagner (Sallywood), Harley Wallen (Investigation Discovery’s Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda), Marcus D. Spencer (Brooklyn Nine-Nine) and and Eric Cartwright (Crisis Point) round out the cast. After the death of his father, Robby Duray’s (Drain) faith is to put to the test when he is seduced into the corrupt world of organized crime, extortion and violence; masked in the form of an underground cult
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A List Of College-Themed Horror Movies To Watch
It’s that time of year again where millions of students are either finishing up their last semester of college or are about to embark on the journey. While this can be an exciting time, it’s also ripe with potential for horror movie inspiration. So if you’re looking for a few good scares and don’t want to go too far from campus, we’ve got you covered. Here is a list of college-themed horror movies to watch! Happy Death Day Happy Death Day follows Tree as she tries to figure out who is behind her gruesome murders and, more importantly, how to break free from the time loop. With plenty of suspense, gore, and jump scares, it’s sure to keep you entertained from beginning to end. Tree Gelbman is having the worst day of her life over and over again. That’s because she’s stuck in a time loop where she’s repeatedly murdered on her birthday. If that doesn’t sound like a nightmare
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Exclusive ‘A Plague Tale: Requiem’ Trailer Shows The End Of Innocence
Asobo Studio and Focus Entertainment revealed an exclusive trailer from their upcoming game A Plague Tale: Requiem, the direct sequel to the critically acclaimed and award-winning A Plague Tale: Innocence. A Plague Tale: Requiem continues where the first game left off and continues to follow siblings Amicia and Hugo as they continue their travels through war and plague-torn Europe as Hugo’s condition from the first game shows no sign of letting up. The trailer which showcases footage from Xbox Series X/S shows off Amicia’s new weapons and mechanics such as hand-to-hand combat, new stealth/hiding, and using knives, and a crossbow while also showing that something within Amica is changing and potentially not for the best. Focus Home will be having a showcase at the Tribeca Festival and will reveal A Plague Tale: Requiem‘s release date along with extended gameplay footage.
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Collector’s Edition Review: The Northman
If you’re like me, you’ve eagerly awaited brilliant writer-director Robert Egger’s latest film, The Northman. Well, there’s good news, it’s now available on VOD, Digital, DVD, and Blu-ray. Starring Alexander Skarsgård, Ethan Hawke, Nicole Kidman, and Anya Taylor-Joy, the film follows young prince Amleth, whose father, the king (Hawke), is killed by his uncle and his throne stolen along with his mother. Amleth swears to avenge his father and save his mother. Hidden amongst a berserker tribe, he grows into a strong fighter who kills like it’s an everyday mundane activity. After a raid, a vision sends him on a quest for revenge, and he brings death to anyone who stands in his way. Entwined with the story are the old legends of the north, worship of gods Odin and Freyja, ceremonies, and sacrifice. Mystics trigger otherworldly visions as men crawl on all fours like dogs, and Valcaries carry the fortunate off to Valhalla. From beginning to end, The Northman
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‘Scorn’ Gets A Release Date And New Trailer
Developer Ebb Software and publisher Kepler Interactive released the latest trailer for their bio-mechanical horror FPS Scorn along with its release date. Heavily inspired by the works of H.R. Giger, players awaken in a once heavily industrial civilization that has now fallen to ruin that seems to have blended biological material and machine together turning the world into a nightmarish landscape of hell. To unravel the mystery of the world around them, players will solve intricate puzzles in their search for unsettling answers and slowly come to understand their existence all the while having limited ammo and health. Scorn will take you to the Labyrinth on October 21, 2022, for Xbox Series X|S and PC
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A Great White Hunts A Group Of Friends In ‘The Reef: Stalked’ Trailer
Andrew Traucki’s shark movie The Reef made waves back in 2010 because the film used real sharks, not animatronic or CGI ones. Now, the sequel, The Reef: Stalked, is swimming your way and the first trailer reveals a shark-turned stalker. In the sequel, “Nic, in an effort to heal after witnessing her sister’s horrific murder, travels to a tropical resort with her friends for a kayaking and diving adventure. Only hours into their expedition, the women are stalked and attacked by a great white shark. To survive, they will need to band together, and Nic will have to overcome her post-traumatic stress, face her fears and slay the monster.” Teressa Liane (“The Vampire Diaries”), Ann Truong (“Cowboy Bebop”), Saskia Archer (Boshack), Kate Lister (Clickbait), and Tim Ross (Wonderland) star in The Reef: Stalked The Reef: Stalked is produced by Neal Kingston (Great White), Michael Robertson (The Pack), Jack Christian (Black Water: Abyss), and Traucki (The Reef). AMP International is handling
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This July, The Horror ‘Glasshouse’ Reminds Us “To Trust No One” (Trailer)
From actress-writer (Mad Max: Fury Road, Warrior) turned director Kelsey Egan comes Glasshouse, out this July from Voyage Media. In this chilling film, “confined to their glasshouse, a family survives The Shred, a toxin that erases memory. Until the sisters are seduced by a Stranger who shatters their peace and stirs a past best left buried.” Starring Jessica Alexander, Kitty Harris, Helton Pelser, Adrienne Pearce, and Anja Taljaard, and written by Emma Lungiswa de Wet and Kelsey Egan, Glasshouse premieres on digital platforms on July 12, 2022.
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A Woman’s Past Comes Back To Haunt Her In ‘Our Father, The Devil’
Last night, Our Father, The Devil, made its world premiere at Tribeca. Today, we have a new clip to share with you. Written and directed by Ellie Foumbi, Our Father, The Devil, centers on Marie Cissé (Babetida Sadjo), who works as the head chef at a retirement home in small-town France. Her easy day-to-day life spent caring for residents, hanging out with her co-worker and best friend Nadia, and teasing a potential new romance is disrupted by the arrival of Father Patrick (Souléymane Sy Savané), an African priest whom she recognizes from a terrifying episode in her homeland. As he further endears himself to the residents and staff, Marie is forced to decide how best to deal with this reminder of her troubled past. Babetida Sadjo, Souleymane Sy Savané, Jennifer Tchiakpe, Franck Saurel, and Martine Amisse star. Our Father, The Devil, continues to screen at Tribeca this week on Wednesday the 15th, 18th, and the 19th.
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Special Edition Of Documentary ‘Tom Savini: Smoke And Mirrors’ Being Released
Wild Eye Releasing has now announced details on a special edition Blu-ray of Tom Savini: Smoke and Mirrors, the acclaimed documentary that explores the celebrated career of special makeup effects legend, actor, director, and stuntman Tom Savini. Smoke and Mirrors covers everything, from his childhood in Pittsburgh, PA, to his tour of duty during Vietnam, to his beginnings with George A. Romero, and beyond. Blu-ray extras will include commentary with Tom Savini and director Jason Baker, hours of Tom’s personal video archives, including behind-the-scenes footage from movies like Day of the Dead, From Dusk Till Dawn, Creepshow, Friday the 13th Part 4, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. A collectible folded poster also comes with the purchase. The Blu-ray will be released just in time for Halloween.
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