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This May Strangers Must Work Together To Survive In ‘Escape The Field’
A group of six strangers must work together to solve a puzzle and to survive in director Emerson Moore‘s Escape the Field. The horror film was written by Moore, Joshua Dobkin, and Sean Wathen, Starring Jordan Claire Robbins, Theo Rossi, Tahirah Sharif, Julian Feder, Elena Juatco, and Shane West. Andrew Davies Gans, Michael Philip, Jason Moring, Emerson Moore serve as producers. “The fear is inescapable and the suspense nonstop in this gripping horror-thriller about six strangers who suddenly awaken in a remote, endless cornfield. Stripped of their possessions, they are left with only six items: a gun with a single bullet, matches, a lantern, a knife, a compass, and a flask of water. As mysterious sirens blare in the distance and traps appear at every turn, the group realizes it’s been plunged into a cat-and-mouse game with an unseen evil, and survival depends upon solving a diabolical — and deadly — puzzle.” Lionsgate presents an Anacapa Pictures and CR8IV DNA
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Review: Fun.com’s Killer Halloween High Tops
Last week we shared the new killer Halloween/Michael Myers high tops and low tops from FUN.com. Being the shoeaholic and horror fan that I am, when I saw them I HAD to have a pair for my collection. I filled out the easy form and paid $39.99 for the high tops. And they arrived FAST, I’m talking three days. When I opened the box I found the shoes well wrapped in heavy plastic. I am impressed by the detail and quality. The stitching looks great and the images of Michael Myers are printed clearly on black fabric. There’s a stripe of orange fabric going down the back with “Halloween” printed on it. The high tops are lightweight and comfortable. As for sizing, I ordered a pair of women’s size 8 and they fit perfectly. The shoes come with black laces, but I was surprised to find an extra set of orange laces in the box. I also found another little
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Short Film Review: Twisted Fiction Episode 3: The Witches’ Brew (2022)
Remember a while back when I took a look at two episodes of an anthology series with the handle of Twisted Fiction? If not head here and come back here because I have a hot new review of the new episode; The Witches’ Brew! Major sleazoid/Hollywood producer Howard Castinoff (Leo Goodman) is hot n’ horny to keep the casting couch alive and unwell, and his latest victim is one Sofia Rain (Koko Marshall). With camera and spiked drink in hand, Howie proceeds to both film Sofia’s audition (a powerful, if bizarre choice of monologue) and begin his devious advances… which end suddenly when he sees the image of his pleading daughter during the deed. Turns out Sofia and her pals don’t take that kind o’ shit lightly and our antagonist is soon in for quite the bad time! In the previous episodes of Twisted Fiction we got E.C. horror comic monstrous morality plays by way of the grit and pulp
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This May, Christina Ricci Faces Off Against A Monster In ‘Monstrous’ (Trailer)
Fresh off her stint on Showtime’s “Yellowjackets”, Christina Ricci, also known for her role as Wednesday Addams, is starring in the upcoming movie monster movie Monstrous, alongside Colleen Camp (Police Academy, Clue, “The Twilight Zone”). In the film, All Cheerleaders Must Die director Chris Siverston. “Laura (Christina Ricci), traumatized by an abusive relationship, finally runs away from her former husband with her seven-year-old son Cody. But in their new, idyllic, and remote sanctuary, they find they have another, bigger and more terrifying monster to deal with…one that will test both their mental health issues to the limit.” “The glossy, twist-filled Monstrous is exactly the kind of unforgettable thriller we’re eager to release,” Screen Media said in a statement. “The film is all the more special thanks to the iconic charm of Christina Ricci in a complex lead performance.” Deadline reports that Monstrous will be arriving On Demand on May 13, 2022.
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A Woman Seeks Answers In The Dark Thriller ‘Lost Angel’ – Out This Week
Director Simon Drake’s mystery-thriller Lost Angel is set to be released this week from Left Films. In the new trailer, we see a woman out to find answers about the death of her sister. Co-written by Drake and Louise Hume, the film stars Sascha Harman, Fintan Shevlin, Maggie Clune, Matthew Carrington, and Duncan Henderson. In the film, “When Lisa returns home to the small island of Newpoint after the mysterious death of her sister, she is drawn into a dangerous and unsettling quest to uncover the truth. As she begins to suspect sinister criminal underworld connections, she meets her only ally in her mission for justice – a charming man named Rich, who is hiding his own dark secrets, and his role linking to her sister’s demise.” Watch the mystery unfold when Lost Angel lands on Digital and On-Demand on March 15, 2022.
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Watch The Post-Apocalyptic Indie Horror ‘Crucified’ Now
Claudio Lattanzi’s hit Italian post-apocalyptic horror film Crucified, which premiered to rave reviews at Sitges, is out now. “In a dungeon, five people struggle for their survival: three women, a theologian, and a young doctor. Outside this hideout reigns the apocalypse. The Evil has been generated by a patient zero, and a group of former soldiers, The Exterminators, crucify any person they meet to find the source of this evil.” Cinzia Monreale, Giovanni Lombardo Radice, Marina Loi, Veronica Urban, Lorenzo Lepori, Nina Orlandi, Sergio Stivaletti, and Francesca Orsini star. Crucified was released On Demand earlier this month from Uncork’d.
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This Week, A Priest Fights Evil In The Supernatural Indie Horror ‘The Parish’ (Trailer)
Genre staple Bill Oberst Jr. (3 From Hell) stars as a priest fighting evil in The Parish, set to be released this week from Uncork’d Entertainment. In the film, “A widow haunted by the gruesome death of her husband uproots her daughter and moves them to a peaceful rural town. Then the real nightmares begin when she and her daughter stumble upon a long-buried scandal. They team up with the town’s priest after encountering a creepy young boy, a hostile janitor, and a bloodthirsty nun who will stop at nothing to protect the deadly secrets of the parish. Directed by David S.Hogan and scripted by Todd Downing, The Parish also stars Angela DiMarco, Sanae Louis, Ray Tagavilla, Bill Oberst Jr., Sara Coates, Gin Hammond, Amber Wolfe, Ryan Sanders, Lucas Oktay, and Jonathan Holbrook. The Parish premieres on DVD and Digital on March 16, 2021, from Uncork, ’d Entertainment.
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Sam Raimi-Produced Horror ‘Umma’ Haunts Theaters This Week
Sony Pictures is set to release the Sam Raimi-produced horror Umma this week, putting it up against Ti West’s highly anticipated new horror film X. Umma centers on Sandra Oh‘s Amanda and her daughter (Fivel Stewart) who live a quiet life on an American farm, but when the remains of Amanda’s mother arrive from Korea, Amanda becomes unhinged, haunted by her mother. Dermot Mulroney, MeeWha Alana Lee, Odeya Rush, and Tom Yi co-star in the film written and directed by Iris K. Shim. Umma is executive produced by André Øvredal (Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark). Umma opens in theaters on March 18, 2022, followed by a VOD release a few weeks later.
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Red Band Trailer Teases An Action-Packed, Blood-Drenched Third Season Of “The Boys”
Amazon Prime’s hit ultra-violent superhero series “The Boys” is back for season 3 this summer. The official red band teaser trailer is here, teasing a bloody action-packed season. We also see that Bill has new powers and we get a look at Jensen Ackles’ (“Supernatural”) new character Soldier Boy. Season 3 stars also Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr, Erin Moriarty, Dominique McElligott, Jessie T. Usher, Laz Alonso, Chace Crawford, Tomer Capon, Karen Fukuhara, Nathan Mitchell, Colby Minifie, and Claudia Doumit. This season we will also be introduced to several new characters including Nick Wechsler‘s (Revenge) Blue Hawk and Laurie Holden (“The Walking Dead”) as Crimson Countess, Miles Gaston Villanueva (Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders) as Supersonic, Sean Patrick Flannery (Dexter) as Gunpowder, Katia Winter (Sleepy Hollow) as Little Nina, Kristin Booth (“Orphan Black”) and Jack Doolan (Marcella) as Tessa and Tommy, the TNT Twins. “The Boys” is based on Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson’s best-selling comic.
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Blu-Ray Review: Legend (1985)
The Lord of Darkness (a scene dominating Tim Curry, physically unrecognizable thanks to absolutely jaw-dropping make-up courtesy of Rob Bottin) has retreated to the shadows, banished by the light harbored within the purity of the unicorns that remain hidden only to be found by those possessing total innocence. Once such person is lovesick forest child Jack (a solid and charming performance from a young Tom Cruise), who is so smitten with young Princess Lili (a pre-Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Mia Sara) that he takes her to see said unicorns… and she immediately touches one making it visible to Darkness’ goblins, who then proceed to go apeshit and cut off one of the unicorn’s horns and plunge the world into a winter hellscape while blasting a frozen peasant’s furniture across the room with said horn. I adore this fucking movie! Also I should stop the synopsis for a sec and mention all of the above is cut like a music video,
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This May Strangers Must Work Together To Survive In ‘Escape The Field’
A group of six strangers must work together to solve a puzzle and to survive in director Emerson Moore‘s Escape the Field. The horror film was written by Moore, Joshua Dobkin, and Sean Wathen, Starring Jordan Claire Robbins, Theo Rossi, Tahirah Sharif, Julian Feder, Elena Juatco, and Shane West. Andrew Davies Gans, Michael Philip, Jason Moring, Emerson Moore serve as producers. “The fear is inescapable and the suspense nonstop in this gripping horror-thriller about six strangers who suddenly awaken in a remote, endless cornfield. Stripped of their possessions, they are left with only six items: a gun with a single bullet, matches, a lantern, a knife, a compass, and a flask of water. As mysterious sirens blare in the distance and traps appear at every turn, the group realizes it’s been plunged into a cat-and-mouse game with an unseen evil, and survival depends upon solving a diabolical — and deadly — puzzle.” Lionsgate presents an Anacapa Pictures and CR8IV DNA
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Review: Fun.com’s Killer Halloween High Tops
Last week we shared the new killer Halloween/Michael Myers high tops and low tops from FUN.com. Being the shoeaholic and horror fan that I am, when I saw them I HAD to have a pair for my collection. I filled out the easy form and paid $39.99 for the high tops. And they arrived FAST, I’m talking three days. When I opened the box I found the shoes well wrapped in heavy plastic. I am impressed by the detail and quality. The stitching looks great and the images of Michael Myers are printed clearly on black fabric. There’s a stripe of orange fabric going down the back with “Halloween” printed on it. The high tops are lightweight and comfortable. As for sizing, I ordered a pair of women’s size 8 and they fit perfectly. The shoes come with black laces, but I was surprised to find an extra set of orange laces in the box. I also found another little
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Short Film Review: Twisted Fiction Episode 3: The Witches’ Brew (2022)
Remember a while back when I took a look at two episodes of an anthology series with the handle of Twisted Fiction? If not head here and come back here because I have a hot new review of the new episode; The Witches’ Brew! Major sleazoid/Hollywood producer Howard Castinoff (Leo Goodman) is hot n’ horny to keep the casting couch alive and unwell, and his latest victim is one Sofia Rain (Koko Marshall). With camera and spiked drink in hand, Howie proceeds to both film Sofia’s audition (a powerful, if bizarre choice of monologue) and begin his devious advances… which end suddenly when he sees the image of his pleading daughter during the deed. Turns out Sofia and her pals don’t take that kind o’ shit lightly and our antagonist is soon in for quite the bad time! In the previous episodes of Twisted Fiction we got E.C. horror comic monstrous morality plays by way of the grit and pulp
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This May, Christina Ricci Faces Off Against A Monster In ‘Monstrous’ (Trailer)
Fresh off her stint on Showtime’s “Yellowjackets”, Christina Ricci, also known for her role as Wednesday Addams, is starring in the upcoming movie monster movie Monstrous, alongside Colleen Camp (Police Academy, Clue, “The Twilight Zone”). In the film, All Cheerleaders Must Die director Chris Siverston. “Laura (Christina Ricci), traumatized by an abusive relationship, finally runs away from her former husband with her seven-year-old son Cody. But in their new, idyllic, and remote sanctuary, they find they have another, bigger and more terrifying monster to deal with…one that will test both their mental health issues to the limit.” “The glossy, twist-filled Monstrous is exactly the kind of unforgettable thriller we’re eager to release,” Screen Media said in a statement. “The film is all the more special thanks to the iconic charm of Christina Ricci in a complex lead performance.” Deadline reports that Monstrous will be arriving On Demand on May 13, 2022.
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A Woman Seeks Answers In The Dark Thriller ‘Lost Angel’ – Out This Week
Director Simon Drake’s mystery-thriller Lost Angel is set to be released this week from Left Films. In the new trailer, we see a woman out to find answers about the death of her sister. Co-written by Drake and Louise Hume, the film stars Sascha Harman, Fintan Shevlin, Maggie Clune, Matthew Carrington, and Duncan Henderson. In the film, “When Lisa returns home to the small island of Newpoint after the mysterious death of her sister, she is drawn into a dangerous and unsettling quest to uncover the truth. As she begins to suspect sinister criminal underworld connections, she meets her only ally in her mission for justice – a charming man named Rich, who is hiding his own dark secrets, and his role linking to her sister’s demise.” Watch the mystery unfold when Lost Angel lands on Digital and On-Demand on March 15, 2022.
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Watch The Post-Apocalyptic Indie Horror ‘Crucified’ Now
Claudio Lattanzi’s hit Italian post-apocalyptic horror film Crucified, which premiered to rave reviews at Sitges, is out now. “In a dungeon, five people struggle for their survival: three women, a theologian, and a young doctor. Outside this hideout reigns the apocalypse. The Evil has been generated by a patient zero, and a group of former soldiers, The Exterminators, crucify any person they meet to find the source of this evil.” Cinzia Monreale, Giovanni Lombardo Radice, Marina Loi, Veronica Urban, Lorenzo Lepori, Nina Orlandi, Sergio Stivaletti, and Francesca Orsini star. Crucified was released On Demand earlier this month from Uncork’d.
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This Week, A Priest Fights Evil In The Supernatural Indie Horror ‘The Parish’ (Trailer)
Genre staple Bill Oberst Jr. (3 From Hell) stars as a priest fighting evil in The Parish, set to be released this week from Uncork’d Entertainment. In the film, “A widow haunted by the gruesome death of her husband uproots her daughter and moves them to a peaceful rural town. Then the real nightmares begin when she and her daughter stumble upon a long-buried scandal. They team up with the town’s priest after encountering a creepy young boy, a hostile janitor, and a bloodthirsty nun who will stop at nothing to protect the deadly secrets of the parish. Directed by David S.Hogan and scripted by Todd Downing, The Parish also stars Angela DiMarco, Sanae Louis, Ray Tagavilla, Bill Oberst Jr., Sara Coates, Gin Hammond, Amber Wolfe, Ryan Sanders, Lucas Oktay, and Jonathan Holbrook. The Parish premieres on DVD and Digital on March 16, 2021, from Uncork, ’d Entertainment.
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Sam Raimi-Produced Horror ‘Umma’ Haunts Theaters This Week
Sony Pictures is set to release the Sam Raimi-produced horror Umma this week, putting it up against Ti West’s highly anticipated new horror film X. Umma centers on Sandra Oh‘s Amanda and her daughter (Fivel Stewart) who live a quiet life on an American farm, but when the remains of Amanda’s mother arrive from Korea, Amanda becomes unhinged, haunted by her mother. Dermot Mulroney, MeeWha Alana Lee, Odeya Rush, and Tom Yi co-star in the film written and directed by Iris K. Shim. Umma is executive produced by André Øvredal (Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark). Umma opens in theaters on March 18, 2022, followed by a VOD release a few weeks later.
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Red Band Trailer Teases An Action-Packed, Blood-Drenched Third Season Of “The Boys”
Amazon Prime’s hit ultra-violent superhero series “The Boys” is back for season 3 this summer. The official red band teaser trailer is here, teasing a bloody action-packed season. We also see that Bill has new powers and we get a look at Jensen Ackles’ (“Supernatural”) new character Soldier Boy. Season 3 stars also Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr, Erin Moriarty, Dominique McElligott, Jessie T. Usher, Laz Alonso, Chace Crawford, Tomer Capon, Karen Fukuhara, Nathan Mitchell, Colby Minifie, and Claudia Doumit. This season we will also be introduced to several new characters including Nick Wechsler‘s (Revenge) Blue Hawk and Laurie Holden (“The Walking Dead”) as Crimson Countess, Miles Gaston Villanueva (Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders) as Supersonic, Sean Patrick Flannery (Dexter) as Gunpowder, Katia Winter (Sleepy Hollow) as Little Nina, Kristin Booth (“Orphan Black”) and Jack Doolan (Marcella) as Tessa and Tommy, the TNT Twins. “The Boys” is based on Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson’s best-selling comic.
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Blu-Ray Review: Legend (1985)
The Lord of Darkness (a scene dominating Tim Curry, physically unrecognizable thanks to absolutely jaw-dropping make-up courtesy of Rob Bottin) has retreated to the shadows, banished by the light harbored within the purity of the unicorns that remain hidden only to be found by those possessing total innocence. Once such person is lovesick forest child Jack (a solid and charming performance from a young Tom Cruise), who is so smitten with young Princess Lili (a pre-Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Mia Sara) that he takes her to see said unicorns… and she immediately touches one making it visible to Darkness’ goblins, who then proceed to go apeshit and cut off one of the unicorn’s horns and plunge the world into a winter hellscape while blasting a frozen peasant’s furniture across the room with said horn. I adore this fucking movie! Also I should stop the synopsis for a sec and mention all of the above is cut like a music video,
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