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Get Your ‘Silent Night, Deadly Night’ Tabletop Game Before The Campaign Ends
Silent Night, Deadly Night: The Game, inspired by the 1984 Christmas classic, has just raised over double its goal of $20,000, with three days remaining on its crowdfunding campaign. Now’s your chance to secure your copy of the tabletop game, created by the producers of Silent Night, Deadly Night in partnership with horror merch purveyor Fright-Rags. The game challenges 1 to 4 players to work as a team to stop murderous Santa Billy from reaching the orphanage. Roll the dice and make your move while Billy stalks along his path. Collect weapons, roadblocks, and snowballs to help your fight, then flick the spinner to determine your fate. A deck of 30 action cards guarantees each game is unique, while a reversible board with a “naughty” drinking game version is available exclusively on Kickstarter. The five “kill zones” featuring new illustrations by Justin Osbourn have been revealed during the campaign, along with the box art. All four stretch goals – metal
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New Trailer Explores ‘What Happened At 625 River Road’ – Based On True Events
Director Devon Jovi Johnson makes his feature film debut with the indie horror film What Happened at 625 River Road. Today, the first trailer has arrived for the film. What really happened at 625 River Road on May 11th, 2015? This film is based on true events and follows two young female college students from New York City on their spring break. As they arrive at their rental home, 625 River Road, a chain of mysterious events takes place that remains unsolved to this day. The film stars Francheska Pujols, Summer Foley, Silvana Jakich, Piotr Marzecki, Matrell Smith, and Lloyd Dickenson, and was written by director Devon Jovi Johnson and Allen Worrell. This summer, we will find out What Happened at 625 River Road. For more information please visit the film’s official website.
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Blu-ray Review: Raiders of Atlantis (1983)
Future Year 1994: Miami U.S. of A. and the sweet disco sounds of Black Inferno by the De Angelis brothers fills the air with the funkiest of fuckin’ funk! Why do I mention the De Angelis brothers at all, well the music that plays as our “heroes” straight up murder a dude in his home sounds a lot like a piece of the score from Anthony Margheriti’s Yor: The Hunter from the Future (which they also composed the music for)… wait, you want to know why those dudes killed that other dude? It’s because Mike Ross (a truly game Christopher Connelly, he of Fulci’s Manhattan Baby and Mattei’s Strike Commando fame) and his partner Mohammed (ne: Washington… though Ross still calls him “Wash”… or more accurately “Warsh”… in a (not so) stunning (because this was made in the early ’80s) and hilariously accented display of cultural insensitivity… oh, and he’s played by Tony King) are top-notch mercenaries employed by the
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Shudder Review: The Superdeep
Director Arseniy Sukhin (Lockout) takes us deep underground in his sci-fi horror The Superdeep, inspired by a true story and location. The Russian Kola Superdeep Borehole is the largest drilling project in the world, attempting to drill as far as possible into the Earth’s crust. After reaching depths of nearly seven miles below the surface, unexplained sounds resembling the screams and moans were reported and the borehole was shut down. This is where the fiction kicks in. When a small team of scientists and military personnel set out to unearth the source of a terrible illness, they end up discovering the greatest threat that humanity has ever faced. Milena Radulovic (The Balkan Line) stars as Doctor Anya, the scientist who is part of the mission. After a terrible event in the past that forever scarred her, she takes the assignment hoping to redeem herself. Unfortunately, her character makes stupid decisions after stupid decisions throughout the entire movie. Let me ask
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Original Stars Discuss The ‘Scream’ Franchise In A New BTS Featurette
Ahead of its premiere, Scream continues to unleash images and featurettes for the movie. The latest featurette, titled “Return to Woodsboro” features commentary from the original stars, Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette. It serves as a recap of sorts of the franchise and goes behind the scenes of the new sequel. The previous featurette released also features Cox’s Gail Weathers as she gives a news report. In the movie, set twenty-five years after a streak of brutal murders shocked the quiet town of Woodsboro, a new killer has donned the Ghostface mask and begins targeting a group of teenagers to resurrect secrets from the town’s deadly past. Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell), Gail Weathers (Courtney Cox), and Dewey Riley (David Arquette) return to save a new generation of victims in the new sequel to the Scream franchise, set twenty-five years after the first film. Deputy Judy Hicks (Marley Shelton) from Scream 4 also returns. New cast members include Jenna
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New ‘Jurassic World: Dominion’ Image Introduces A New Character
A new image has surfaced from Jurassic World: Dominion, introducing us to a new character that appears alongside franchise star Chris Pratt. The yet-to-be-named character featured is played by Fatherhood star DeWanda Wise. The new image was shared by Colin Trevorrow, the film’s director. It appears Wise is holding what looks like a taser as she stands beside Pratt’s Owen Grady, who himself is wielding a knife. The two look ready for a fight. Trevorrow simply captioned the image: “Heroes.” Pratt also shared the image and expressed his excitement to be working with Wise, saying, “Cannot wait to share the silver screen with the great and powerful @dewandawise as she makes an entrance you will never forget,” Pratt wrote on Instagram, adding: “Blessed. Humbled. Grateful.” Colin Trevorrow, who was also behind Jurassic World, directs from a script written by Emily Carmichael, based on a story by Trevorrow and Derek Connolly. Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, and BD Wong are returning
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First Look: Olwen Fouréré Stars As The New Sally In Netflix’s ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’
Back in 1974, Sally Hardesty earned her place as a final girl after going head-to-head with Leatherface in Tobe Hooper’s classic The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. After a combo of eight sequels, prequels, and reboots, the character is back in David Blue Garcia‘s Texas Chainsaw Massacre which is set to slash its way onto Netflix next month. The first look at the recast Sally, played by Olwen Fouréré, was shared by USA Today. Fouréré took over the role of Sally in the wake of the original actress, Marilyn Burns’ death. The new movie serves as a direct sequel to the original, set nearly fifty years after the first massacre, and centers on “Melody (Sarah Yarkin), her teenage sister Lila (Elsie Fisher), and their friends Dante (Jacob Latimore) and Ruth (Nell Hudson), who head to the remote town of Harlow, Texas to start a new business venture. But after accidentally disrupting the home of Leatherface, their dreams turn into a nightmare
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Blu-ray Review: Warriors of the Year 2072 (1984)
It’s 2072, and shit is Blade Runner as fuck. In this foggy, moving billboard landscape a new form of extremely popular motorcycle sport has arisen, and no one is better at it than ol’ Drake (Jared Martin, who you may remember from the ultra-gory late ’80s War of the Worlds television show)… and while the fans love him to itty-bitty pieces, the network sees him as a hurdle in the way of promoting further, more deadlier entertainment… namely a program where death row prisoners are offered a chance at redemption by competing in a “to the death” blood sport! A solution is soon reached; send in some whistling dime store Droogs, have them off Drakes’ lady, and when Drake goes Blood Simple on their asses, throw him in the hoosegow… thus making him a criminal and eligible to “participate” in the new gladiatorial games. Once in training he meets his rag-tag team; acid-scarred dude, Fred “the Hammer” Williamson, mohawk karate
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“Ozark” Star Moves Into ‘Apartment 7A’ Produced By John Krasinski
You will recognize Emmy Award-winning actress Julia Garner from her roles in series such as Netflix’s “Ozarks” and films like The Last Exorcism Part II and We Are What We Are. For her next project, she’s moving into Apartment 7A, Deadline is reporting. While the plot is yet to be revealed, the film is described as a psychological thriller with Natalie Erika James (Relic) directing from the script she co-wrote with Christian White, a re-write of the original draft penned by Skylar James. John Krasinski is re-teaming with his fellow A Quiet Place producer Allyson Seeger who will produce under the Sunday Night banner. Michael Bay, Andrew Form, and Brad Fuller will produce for Platinum Dunes. We’ll update you as soon as we know more, in the meantime don’t miss the season four premiere of “Ozark” on Netflix on January 21, 2022. This season will be the last season which doesn’t bode well for the Byrde family as they try
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Nine Minute Video Shares New Details Of “The Boys” Season 3 & The Spin-Off
A new video has landed that plays out like a nearly nine-minute news segment from the Vought News Network, hosted by Cameron Coleman. A lot of new details are revealed during the report, so let’s break it down. First, we hear about the Hero Draft, then we get new details about the upcoming spin-off which will include stars Jaz Sinclair (“Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”) and Lizzie Broadway (“The Rookie”). It is set at Godolkin University for superheroes that is also run by Vought. The still-untitled series will explore the lives of the supes who are in constant competition to be the best as their physical, sexual, and moral boundaries are put to the test and they fight for the best hero contracts across the country. Previous alums of Godolkin include Queen Maeve, The Deep, and A-Train. Next, we learn about heroes, Termite and Blue Hawk who are new this season. The reporter grills Hughie (Jack Quaid) about the FBSA and
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Get Your ‘Silent Night, Deadly Night’ Tabletop Game Before The Campaign Ends
Silent Night, Deadly Night: The Game, inspired by the 1984 Christmas classic, has just raised over double its goal of $20,000, with three days remaining on its crowdfunding campaign. Now’s your chance to secure your copy of the tabletop game, created by the producers of Silent Night, Deadly Night in partnership with horror merch purveyor Fright-Rags. The game challenges 1 to 4 players to work as a team to stop murderous Santa Billy from reaching the orphanage. Roll the dice and make your move while Billy stalks along his path. Collect weapons, roadblocks, and snowballs to help your fight, then flick the spinner to determine your fate. A deck of 30 action cards guarantees each game is unique, while a reversible board with a “naughty” drinking game version is available exclusively on Kickstarter. The five “kill zones” featuring new illustrations by Justin Osbourn have been revealed during the campaign, along with the box art. All four stretch goals – metal
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New Trailer Explores ‘What Happened At 625 River Road’ – Based On True Events
Director Devon Jovi Johnson makes his feature film debut with the indie horror film What Happened at 625 River Road. Today, the first trailer has arrived for the film. What really happened at 625 River Road on May 11th, 2015? This film is based on true events and follows two young female college students from New York City on their spring break. As they arrive at their rental home, 625 River Road, a chain of mysterious events takes place that remains unsolved to this day. The film stars Francheska Pujols, Summer Foley, Silvana Jakich, Piotr Marzecki, Matrell Smith, and Lloyd Dickenson, and was written by director Devon Jovi Johnson and Allen Worrell. This summer, we will find out What Happened at 625 River Road. For more information please visit the film’s official website.
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Blu-ray Review: Raiders of Atlantis (1983)
Future Year 1994: Miami U.S. of A. and the sweet disco sounds of Black Inferno by the De Angelis brothers fills the air with the funkiest of fuckin’ funk! Why do I mention the De Angelis brothers at all, well the music that plays as our “heroes” straight up murder a dude in his home sounds a lot like a piece of the score from Anthony Margheriti’s Yor: The Hunter from the Future (which they also composed the music for)… wait, you want to know why those dudes killed that other dude? It’s because Mike Ross (a truly game Christopher Connelly, he of Fulci’s Manhattan Baby and Mattei’s Strike Commando fame) and his partner Mohammed (ne: Washington… though Ross still calls him “Wash”… or more accurately “Warsh”… in a (not so) stunning (because this was made in the early ’80s) and hilariously accented display of cultural insensitivity… oh, and he’s played by Tony King) are top-notch mercenaries employed by the
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Shudder Review: The Superdeep
Director Arseniy Sukhin (Lockout) takes us deep underground in his sci-fi horror The Superdeep, inspired by a true story and location. The Russian Kola Superdeep Borehole is the largest drilling project in the world, attempting to drill as far as possible into the Earth’s crust. After reaching depths of nearly seven miles below the surface, unexplained sounds resembling the screams and moans were reported and the borehole was shut down. This is where the fiction kicks in. When a small team of scientists and military personnel set out to unearth the source of a terrible illness, they end up discovering the greatest threat that humanity has ever faced. Milena Radulovic (The Balkan Line) stars as Doctor Anya, the scientist who is part of the mission. After a terrible event in the past that forever scarred her, she takes the assignment hoping to redeem herself. Unfortunately, her character makes stupid decisions after stupid decisions throughout the entire movie. Let me ask
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Original Stars Discuss The ‘Scream’ Franchise In A New BTS Featurette
Ahead of its premiere, Scream continues to unleash images and featurettes for the movie. The latest featurette, titled “Return to Woodsboro” features commentary from the original stars, Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette. It serves as a recap of sorts of the franchise and goes behind the scenes of the new sequel. The previous featurette released also features Cox’s Gail Weathers as she gives a news report. In the movie, set twenty-five years after a streak of brutal murders shocked the quiet town of Woodsboro, a new killer has donned the Ghostface mask and begins targeting a group of teenagers to resurrect secrets from the town’s deadly past. Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell), Gail Weathers (Courtney Cox), and Dewey Riley (David Arquette) return to save a new generation of victims in the new sequel to the Scream franchise, set twenty-five years after the first film. Deputy Judy Hicks (Marley Shelton) from Scream 4 also returns. New cast members include Jenna
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New ‘Jurassic World: Dominion’ Image Introduces A New Character
A new image has surfaced from Jurassic World: Dominion, introducing us to a new character that appears alongside franchise star Chris Pratt. The yet-to-be-named character featured is played by Fatherhood star DeWanda Wise. The new image was shared by Colin Trevorrow, the film’s director. It appears Wise is holding what looks like a taser as she stands beside Pratt’s Owen Grady, who himself is wielding a knife. The two look ready for a fight. Trevorrow simply captioned the image: “Heroes.” Pratt also shared the image and expressed his excitement to be working with Wise, saying, “Cannot wait to share the silver screen with the great and powerful @dewandawise as she makes an entrance you will never forget,” Pratt wrote on Instagram, adding: “Blessed. Humbled. Grateful.” Colin Trevorrow, who was also behind Jurassic World, directs from a script written by Emily Carmichael, based on a story by Trevorrow and Derek Connolly. Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, and BD Wong are returning
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First Look: Olwen Fouréré Stars As The New Sally In Netflix’s ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’
Back in 1974, Sally Hardesty earned her place as a final girl after going head-to-head with Leatherface in Tobe Hooper’s classic The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. After a combo of eight sequels, prequels, and reboots, the character is back in David Blue Garcia‘s Texas Chainsaw Massacre which is set to slash its way onto Netflix next month. The first look at the recast Sally, played by Olwen Fouréré, was shared by USA Today. Fouréré took over the role of Sally in the wake of the original actress, Marilyn Burns’ death. The new movie serves as a direct sequel to the original, set nearly fifty years after the first massacre, and centers on “Melody (Sarah Yarkin), her teenage sister Lila (Elsie Fisher), and their friends Dante (Jacob Latimore) and Ruth (Nell Hudson), who head to the remote town of Harlow, Texas to start a new business venture. But after accidentally disrupting the home of Leatherface, their dreams turn into a nightmare
Continue reading →
Blu-ray Review: Warriors of the Year 2072 (1984)
It’s 2072, and shit is Blade Runner as fuck. In this foggy, moving billboard landscape a new form of extremely popular motorcycle sport has arisen, and no one is better at it than ol’ Drake (Jared Martin, who you may remember from the ultra-gory late ’80s War of the Worlds television show)… and while the fans love him to itty-bitty pieces, the network sees him as a hurdle in the way of promoting further, more deadlier entertainment… namely a program where death row prisoners are offered a chance at redemption by competing in a “to the death” blood sport! A solution is soon reached; send in some whistling dime store Droogs, have them off Drakes’ lady, and when Drake goes Blood Simple on their asses, throw him in the hoosegow… thus making him a criminal and eligible to “participate” in the new gladiatorial games. Once in training he meets his rag-tag team; acid-scarred dude, Fred “the Hammer” Williamson, mohawk karate
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“Ozark” Star Moves Into ‘Apartment 7A’ Produced By John Krasinski
You will recognize Emmy Award-winning actress Julia Garner from her roles in series such as Netflix’s “Ozarks” and films like The Last Exorcism Part II and We Are What We Are. For her next project, she’s moving into Apartment 7A, Deadline is reporting. While the plot is yet to be revealed, the film is described as a psychological thriller with Natalie Erika James (Relic) directing from the script she co-wrote with Christian White, a re-write of the original draft penned by Skylar James. John Krasinski is re-teaming with his fellow A Quiet Place producer Allyson Seeger who will produce under the Sunday Night banner. Michael Bay, Andrew Form, and Brad Fuller will produce for Platinum Dunes. We’ll update you as soon as we know more, in the meantime don’t miss the season four premiere of “Ozark” on Netflix on January 21, 2022. This season will be the last season which doesn’t bode well for the Byrde family as they try
Continue reading →
Nine Minute Video Shares New Details Of “The Boys” Season 3 & The Spin-Off
A new video has landed that plays out like a nearly nine-minute news segment from the Vought News Network, hosted by Cameron Coleman. A lot of new details are revealed during the report, so let’s break it down. First, we hear about the Hero Draft, then we get new details about the upcoming spin-off which will include stars Jaz Sinclair (“Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”) and Lizzie Broadway (“The Rookie”). It is set at Godolkin University for superheroes that is also run by Vought. The still-untitled series will explore the lives of the supes who are in constant competition to be the best as their physical, sexual, and moral boundaries are put to the test and they fight for the best hero contracts across the country. Previous alums of Godolkin include Queen Maeve, The Deep, and A-Train. Next, we learn about heroes, Termite and Blue Hawk who are new this season. The reporter grills Hughie (Jack Quaid) about the FBSA and
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