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Zombies Invade a Camp In The Trailer For ‘World Ends At Camp Z’
What do you get when you combine a camp and a zombie apocalypse? You get World Ends at Camp Z, coming to VOD this October. In this horror, a Canadian summer camp is closed due to the pandemic. Young Julian Walsh has to prepare the camp for a potential new buyer Aaron Prince, a wealthy, spoiled 22-year-old who secretly plans to convert it into a graphite mine. Julian works at the camp and is enlisted to help fellow employee Vanessa prepare for the arrival of the new buyer, Aaron. Clay, one of the camp owners, is onto Aaron and puts his plan into action to scare Aaron and his friends enough that they won’t go through with the purchase. As night falls on the campground, mysterious deadly creatures appear. The night becomes one of survival and terror for everyone, including Clay and Julian, who now must join forces with Aaron and his friends for the sake of survival. Directed by
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Anna Taylor-Joy Reunites With Robert Eggers For His Retelling Of ‘Nosferatu’
Anna Taylor-Joy made her feature acting debut in Robert Eggers‘ The Witch before going on to starring in many high-profile movies such as The Queen’s Gambit. Now, Taylor-Joy is reuniting with the incredible director for his remake of the iconic 1922 vampire film Nosferatu. The original Nosferatu (there was a remake in 1979) was directed by F.W. Murnau and follows vampire Count Orlok who aims to buy a house in Germany. The vampire soon falls in love with the wife of his real estate agent. That may sound familiar, the silent film is an unofficial retelling of Bram Stoker’s iconic novel Dracula. Anna Taylor-Joy is also starring in Eggers’ upcoming project The Northman that will also star Bill Skarsgård, Ethan Hawke, Björk, Nicole Kidman, and Willem Defoe who appeared in Eggers’ The Lighthouse.
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New ‘Pet Sematary’ Prequel Re-Writes Character To Suit Double Amputee Actor
The upcoming, still untitled, Pet Sematary prequel is still adding cast members to its roster. Variety is reporting that “actor, disability advocate and double hand amputee” John W. Lawson (“American Horror Story”) has now joined the cast and will star as “Stanny”. This marks the first time a double amputee has been cast in a leading role. The character was originally not an amputee and was rewritten just for the actor. I have myoelectric hands… or what people commonly call ‘cyborg,’” Lawson told the site. “But most of the time, it’s just my hooks.” . After Lawson auditioned and got a call back he learned that new scenes had been written just for him. “And when I got the new sides,” He said to Variety, “they had completely written the role for the character to be an amputee. Which was freakin’ awesome. Because it was not [an amputee role before] in any way. That, to me, was a real turning
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Rusty Quill Announces Several New Podcasts And Audio Dramas
Rusty Quill Ltd continues the expansion of the RQ Network with a number of fan favorites and untapped talents from the world of audio drama. The largest of these is the global phenomenon We’re Alive, with over 250 million downloads, making it a contender for the biggest audio drama podcast of all time. Today, they have announced several new series including I Am In Eskew, The Silt Verses (both Eskew Productions), The Milkman of St. Gaffs written and directed by Chris McClure, The Town Whispers written and directed by Cole Weavers, and We’re Alive an Audio Theatre for The Mind by Wayland Productions. These shows feature themes of horror, action, and weird fiction and join the likes of iconic shows such as The Magnus Archives (Rusty Quill), Old Gods of Appalachia (DeepNerd Media), The Storage Papers (Grinner Media), The Deca Tapes (Written/Directed by Lex Noteboom), Cryptids (Wild Obscura; written by Alexander V Thompson), and How it Ends (written/directed by Stephanie
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Netflix Series Review: ‘Brand New Cherry Flavor’ Is Absolutely Insane!
Netflix has been killing it lately when it comes to horror with movies. They also have a new series that just came out titled “Brand New Cherry Flavor”, that’s the one we are here to talk about. “Brand New Cherry Flavor” follows Lisa Nova (Rosa Salazar), a filmmaker who has traveled to California for a meeting to meet a producer (Lou) in hopes of getting her short film adapted for a feature film. After meeting Lou (Eric Lange) she is double-crossed when he basically steals her film. Not long after she meets a mysterious woman, a witch (Catherine Keener), who tells her she can get Lisa revenge. This is where the series goes completely goes off the rails as Lisa begins to cough up kittens (yes, kittens), encounters zombies, and more, as Lisa fights to survive the hitmen Lou has hired to kill her. And that’s just the beginning of the insanity that is “Brand New Cherry Flavor.” I don’t
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Candyman’s Virginia Madsen Stars In The Supernatural Horror ‘The Devil’s Light’
On Halloween last year, Lionsgate announce the supernatural horror The Devil’s Light. Today, we can report that film has scored a February 22, 2022 release date, reports out of CinemaCon state. Star of the Candyman franchise, Virginia Madsen appears alongside Jackie Ryers (“The Strain”) and Colin Salmon (Resident Evil) in the film in which “reports of demonic possessions reaching unprecedented numbers globally, and the Vatican opens schools for exorcisms in six countries including the United States.” Daniel Stamm (The Last Exorcism) is in the director’s chair and is directing from the script penned by Halloween H2O‘s Robert Zappia. “The Devil’s Light tells the story of Sister Ann, a restless 25-year-old, who devoutly believes that performing exorcisms is her calling. But she is at odds with the institution’s traditions: sisters are not allowed to perform exorcisms, only priests. With the support of a mentor, a professor who senses her special gift, she is allowed to observe actual training sessions. Her desire
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More Cast Announced For Tim Burton’s “Wednesday” Series
First announced back in February, Tim Burtons‘ upcoming live-action series that centers on Wednesday Addams is heading to Netflix. Simply titled “Wednesday,” the series will follow the daughter of Gomez and Morticia and is a “spooky coming-of-age” story. Today, we’ve got more casting news for you. Jenna Ortega (The Babysitter: Killer Queen) will star as Wednesday with Luis Guzmán as Gomez and Catherine Zeta-Jones as Morticia. It’s now been revealed by Deadline that Thora Birch (Ghost World, “The Walking Dead”), Riki Lindhome (Knives Out, Another Period), Jamie McShane (Mank, Bloodline), Hunter Doohan (Your Honor, Truth Be Told), Moosa Mostafa (Nativity Rocks!, The Last Bus), Georgie Farmer (Treadstone, The Evermoor Chronicles), Emma Myers (Girl in the Basement, Taste of Christmas), Naomi J. Ogawa (Skylin3s), Joy Sunday (Dear White People, The Beta Test) and Percy Hynes White (The Gifted, Pretty Hard Cases) have joined the cast. “Wednesday” is being described as “a sleuthing, supernaturally infused mystery charting Wednesday Addams’ years as a
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Joshua Radburn Writes A Love Letter To Horror And Darkness With ‘Shells’ – Novel Review
Plot Monsters come in all shapes and sizes and Joshua Radburn’s upcoming novel Shells proves it. At it’s core, Shells is a menagerie of genres and styles that all blend together to create a captivating horror/mystery that is incredibly unique. I am not going to give much of the plot away here because it is one that reader’s need to experience. Radburn has created a plot built of tried and true tropes (like a down and out cop) that are tried and true because they work. The brilliance of this plot is not because it is exciting, terrifying, and keeps the reader guessing (although it certainly does all of that), the true brilliance is how Bradburn pieces everything all together to create his mystery. I think that the plot is best described in the novel’s forward. It is a “plunge into [the] underworld of gangsters, guns, and monsters.” Characters The characters in Shells feel real. They feel like they are
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A Group Making A Film In A Haunted Building Get More Than They Bargained For In ‘Perfect Horror’
This October witness a group of filmmakers set out to make a movie in the found footage film Perfect Horror, from Bayview Entertainment. In the English subtitled film, “An ambitious film director, Mr. Gang, brings his crew to an abandoned factory, which is reputed to be one of the most haunted places in northern China, to shoot a horror film. Mr. Gang ignores all common sense and tells his crew that they are staying for the night, despite the warnings against doing so. What happens to them that night is more terrible than anything Mr. Gang was conceiving for his perfect horror film. In Mandarin with English subtitles.” Dawei Lee wrote and directed Perfect Horror which is coming to DVD on October 19th, 2021, from Bayview Entertainment.
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Two Girls Find Themselves At The Center Of A Murder Investigation In ‘What Breaks The Ice’
Two friends. One secret. During the tumultuous summer of 1998, two young women find themselves at the center of a murder investigation in What Breaks the Ice. This coming-of-age thriller stars a trio of young Hollywood’s A-listers including Madelyn Cline (“Outer Banks”, Knives Out 2), Sofia Hublitz (“Ozark”), and Lukas Gage (“The White Lotus”). From writer-director Rebecca Eskreis, the film starts as a sweet, idyllic coming-of-age story about female empowerment and friendship, but soon takes a dark and powerful turn. As the socio-political landscape is turned on its head, two girls from different worlds form an unlikely friendship in the sweltering summer heat. Their fun and carefree days quickly turn cold as they find themselves at the center of a murder that rocks an idealistic East Coast community. Catherine Curtin (“Homeland”), Aimee Mullins (“Stranger Things”), Shakira Barrera (“GLOW”), and Joel Allen (The Purge) round out the cast. What Breaks the Ice is a movie that, above all, celebrates female friendship,”
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Zombies Invade a Camp In The Trailer For ‘World Ends At Camp Z’
What do you get when you combine a camp and a zombie apocalypse? You get World Ends at Camp Z, coming to VOD this October. In this horror, a Canadian summer camp is closed due to the pandemic. Young Julian Walsh has to prepare the camp for a potential new buyer Aaron Prince, a wealthy, spoiled 22-year-old who secretly plans to convert it into a graphite mine. Julian works at the camp and is enlisted to help fellow employee Vanessa prepare for the arrival of the new buyer, Aaron. Clay, one of the camp owners, is onto Aaron and puts his plan into action to scare Aaron and his friends enough that they won’t go through with the purchase. As night falls on the campground, mysterious deadly creatures appear. The night becomes one of survival and terror for everyone, including Clay and Julian, who now must join forces with Aaron and his friends for the sake of survival. Directed by
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Anna Taylor-Joy Reunites With Robert Eggers For His Retelling Of ‘Nosferatu’
Anna Taylor-Joy made her feature acting debut in Robert Eggers‘ The Witch before going on to starring in many high-profile movies such as The Queen’s Gambit. Now, Taylor-Joy is reuniting with the incredible director for his remake of the iconic 1922 vampire film Nosferatu. The original Nosferatu (there was a remake in 1979) was directed by F.W. Murnau and follows vampire Count Orlok who aims to buy a house in Germany. The vampire soon falls in love with the wife of his real estate agent. That may sound familiar, the silent film is an unofficial retelling of Bram Stoker’s iconic novel Dracula. Anna Taylor-Joy is also starring in Eggers’ upcoming project The Northman that will also star Bill Skarsgård, Ethan Hawke, Björk, Nicole Kidman, and Willem Defoe who appeared in Eggers’ The Lighthouse.
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New ‘Pet Sematary’ Prequel Re-Writes Character To Suit Double Amputee Actor
The upcoming, still untitled, Pet Sematary prequel is still adding cast members to its roster. Variety is reporting that “actor, disability advocate and double hand amputee” John W. Lawson (“American Horror Story”) has now joined the cast and will star as “Stanny”. This marks the first time a double amputee has been cast in a leading role. The character was originally not an amputee and was rewritten just for the actor. I have myoelectric hands… or what people commonly call ‘cyborg,’” Lawson told the site. “But most of the time, it’s just my hooks.” . After Lawson auditioned and got a call back he learned that new scenes had been written just for him. “And when I got the new sides,” He said to Variety, “they had completely written the role for the character to be an amputee. Which was freakin’ awesome. Because it was not [an amputee role before] in any way. That, to me, was a real turning
Continue reading →
Rusty Quill Announces Several New Podcasts And Audio Dramas
Rusty Quill Ltd continues the expansion of the RQ Network with a number of fan favorites and untapped talents from the world of audio drama. The largest of these is the global phenomenon We’re Alive, with over 250 million downloads, making it a contender for the biggest audio drama podcast of all time. Today, they have announced several new series including I Am In Eskew, The Silt Verses (both Eskew Productions), The Milkman of St. Gaffs written and directed by Chris McClure, The Town Whispers written and directed by Cole Weavers, and We’re Alive an Audio Theatre for The Mind by Wayland Productions. These shows feature themes of horror, action, and weird fiction and join the likes of iconic shows such as The Magnus Archives (Rusty Quill), Old Gods of Appalachia (DeepNerd Media), The Storage Papers (Grinner Media), The Deca Tapes (Written/Directed by Lex Noteboom), Cryptids (Wild Obscura; written by Alexander V Thompson), and How it Ends (written/directed by Stephanie
Continue reading →
Netflix Series Review: ‘Brand New Cherry Flavor’ Is Absolutely Insane!
Netflix has been killing it lately when it comes to horror with movies. They also have a new series that just came out titled “Brand New Cherry Flavor”, that’s the one we are here to talk about. “Brand New Cherry Flavor” follows Lisa Nova (Rosa Salazar), a filmmaker who has traveled to California for a meeting to meet a producer (Lou) in hopes of getting her short film adapted for a feature film. After meeting Lou (Eric Lange) she is double-crossed when he basically steals her film. Not long after she meets a mysterious woman, a witch (Catherine Keener), who tells her she can get Lisa revenge. This is where the series goes completely goes off the rails as Lisa begins to cough up kittens (yes, kittens), encounters zombies, and more, as Lisa fights to survive the hitmen Lou has hired to kill her. And that’s just the beginning of the insanity that is “Brand New Cherry Flavor.” I don’t
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Candyman’s Virginia Madsen Stars In The Supernatural Horror ‘The Devil’s Light’
On Halloween last year, Lionsgate announce the supernatural horror The Devil’s Light. Today, we can report that film has scored a February 22, 2022 release date, reports out of CinemaCon state. Star of the Candyman franchise, Virginia Madsen appears alongside Jackie Ryers (“The Strain”) and Colin Salmon (Resident Evil) in the film in which “reports of demonic possessions reaching unprecedented numbers globally, and the Vatican opens schools for exorcisms in six countries including the United States.” Daniel Stamm (The Last Exorcism) is in the director’s chair and is directing from the script penned by Halloween H2O‘s Robert Zappia. “The Devil’s Light tells the story of Sister Ann, a restless 25-year-old, who devoutly believes that performing exorcisms is her calling. But she is at odds with the institution’s traditions: sisters are not allowed to perform exorcisms, only priests. With the support of a mentor, a professor who senses her special gift, she is allowed to observe actual training sessions. Her desire
Continue reading →
More Cast Announced For Tim Burton’s “Wednesday” Series
First announced back in February, Tim Burtons‘ upcoming live-action series that centers on Wednesday Addams is heading to Netflix. Simply titled “Wednesday,” the series will follow the daughter of Gomez and Morticia and is a “spooky coming-of-age” story. Today, we’ve got more casting news for you. Jenna Ortega (The Babysitter: Killer Queen) will star as Wednesday with Luis Guzmán as Gomez and Catherine Zeta-Jones as Morticia. It’s now been revealed by Deadline that Thora Birch (Ghost World, “The Walking Dead”), Riki Lindhome (Knives Out, Another Period), Jamie McShane (Mank, Bloodline), Hunter Doohan (Your Honor, Truth Be Told), Moosa Mostafa (Nativity Rocks!, The Last Bus), Georgie Farmer (Treadstone, The Evermoor Chronicles), Emma Myers (Girl in the Basement, Taste of Christmas), Naomi J. Ogawa (Skylin3s), Joy Sunday (Dear White People, The Beta Test) and Percy Hynes White (The Gifted, Pretty Hard Cases) have joined the cast. “Wednesday” is being described as “a sleuthing, supernaturally infused mystery charting Wednesday Addams’ years as a
Continue reading →
Joshua Radburn Writes A Love Letter To Horror And Darkness With ‘Shells’ – Novel Review
Plot Monsters come in all shapes and sizes and Joshua Radburn’s upcoming novel Shells proves it. At it’s core, Shells is a menagerie of genres and styles that all blend together to create a captivating horror/mystery that is incredibly unique. I am not going to give much of the plot away here because it is one that reader’s need to experience. Radburn has created a plot built of tried and true tropes (like a down and out cop) that are tried and true because they work. The brilliance of this plot is not because it is exciting, terrifying, and keeps the reader guessing (although it certainly does all of that), the true brilliance is how Bradburn pieces everything all together to create his mystery. I think that the plot is best described in the novel’s forward. It is a “plunge into [the] underworld of gangsters, guns, and monsters.” Characters The characters in Shells feel real. They feel like they are
Continue reading →
A Group Making A Film In A Haunted Building Get More Than They Bargained For In ‘Perfect Horror’
This October witness a group of filmmakers set out to make a movie in the found footage film Perfect Horror, from Bayview Entertainment. In the English subtitled film, “An ambitious film director, Mr. Gang, brings his crew to an abandoned factory, which is reputed to be one of the most haunted places in northern China, to shoot a horror film. Mr. Gang ignores all common sense and tells his crew that they are staying for the night, despite the warnings against doing so. What happens to them that night is more terrible than anything Mr. Gang was conceiving for his perfect horror film. In Mandarin with English subtitles.” Dawei Lee wrote and directed Perfect Horror which is coming to DVD on October 19th, 2021, from Bayview Entertainment.
Continue reading →
Two Girls Find Themselves At The Center Of A Murder Investigation In ‘What Breaks The Ice’
Two friends. One secret. During the tumultuous summer of 1998, two young women find themselves at the center of a murder investigation in What Breaks the Ice. This coming-of-age thriller stars a trio of young Hollywood’s A-listers including Madelyn Cline (“Outer Banks”, Knives Out 2), Sofia Hublitz (“Ozark”), and Lukas Gage (“The White Lotus”). From writer-director Rebecca Eskreis, the film starts as a sweet, idyllic coming-of-age story about female empowerment and friendship, but soon takes a dark and powerful turn. As the socio-political landscape is turned on its head, two girls from different worlds form an unlikely friendship in the sweltering summer heat. Their fun and carefree days quickly turn cold as they find themselves at the center of a murder that rocks an idealistic East Coast community. Catherine Curtin (“Homeland”), Aimee Mullins (“Stranger Things”), Shakira Barrera (“GLOW”), and Joel Allen (The Purge) round out the cast. What Breaks the Ice is a movie that, above all, celebrates female friendship,”
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