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Become A Wraith In ‘Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife’
Fast Travel Games announced details about their upcoming VR horror game Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife. The game is the first game from World of Darkness to be in VR. The game takes place in the universe of World of Darkness where you play as Ed Miller. Ed is…or was, a photographer who died during a séance and is now a wraith and haunts the Barclay Mansion. Caught between the world of the living and dead, Ed must use his abilities as a wraith to uncover the truth behind his death, and why even the spirits of the mansion are scared… In Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife players can go through walls, track other spirits, and manipulate objects. Players will also have to outwit and avoid specters, hostile spirits that wander the halls of Barclay Mansion that have connections to the mystery of the mansion’s history. Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife will be released April 22 for Oculus Rift, Oculus
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Supermassive Book Bundle Launches At Humble Bundle!
It’s that time of year where things are slow and boredom runs rampant. One good way to pass the time is to read a good book, but with it being hard (and potentially dangerous) to go out and look for books, why not just find a bunch of them in one place? Today the Supermassive Sci-Fi, Fantasy, & Horror by Tachyon has gone live on Humble Bundle till the 27th (of March) where potential readers can have access or over 40 Ebooks that are valued at $441 but YOU decide how much you want to pay, there are four tiers that when you pay to unlock a certain number of Ebooks you can own ($1 = 4 books, $10+ = 8 books, $18+ = 11 books, $28+ = 24 books). All proceeds for the Supermassive Sci-Fi, Fantasy, & Horror by Tachyon, like other bundles on the site, go towards charity, proceeds from this bundle will go towards the Electronic Frontier
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A Romantic Trip Goes Terribly Wrong In The ‘Held’ Trailer
A trip to rekindle a couple’s passions goes terribly wrong in the thriller Held, starring Jill Awbrey and Bart Johnson. Directed by Chris Lofing and Travis Cluff from the script by Awbrey, Held centers on Emma (Jill Awbrey) and Henry (Bart Johnson) whose marriage is losing its spark. In an effort to reconnect, they vacation to a remote high-end rental, complete with automated smart house features and integrated security. However, after suspecting a nighttime intruder they decide to flee, only to become forcibly trapped inside by the automated security system. Emitting from the house, an unknown ‘Voice’ watches their every move through an array of hidden cameras, revealing an intimate and unsettling knowledge of their relationship. While the situation grows increasingly brutal, Emma and Henry must work together to uncover the truth and find a way out before it’s too late. Tremendum Pictures’ Lofing, Cluff, and Kyle Gentz produced. Executive producers are Brent Powell, Ryan Pratt, Jener Dasilva, Sohrab Sohrabi,
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Neil Marshall’s ‘The Reckoning’ Casts Its Spell On Blu-ray And DVD This April
Set against the backdrop of England at the end of the 17th century as the Great Plague rages and innocent people lose their lives to witch hunts, Neil Marshall’s stunning horror thriller The Reckoning is coming to Blu-ray and DVD this April. In the film, “After losing her husband during the Great Plague, Grace Haverstock (Charlotte Kirk) is unjustly accused of being a witch and placed in the custody of England’s most ruthless witch-hunter, Judge Moorcroft (Sean Pertwee). Forced to endure physical and emotional torture while steadfastly maintaining her innocence, Grace must face her own inner demons as the Devil himself starts to work his way into her mind.” Joe Anderson and Steven Waddington also star in the film that Marshall wrote with Charlotte Kirk and Edward Evers-Swindell, based on a story by Antony Jones and Nico Evers-Swindell. Marshall has a long list of genre hits including The Descent, Dog Soldiers, and Doomsday. He also directed several episodes of the
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Fans Being Gifted A ‘Silent Night, Deadly Night’ Reboot
One of the best-recognized holiday horror films is 1984’s controversial Silent Night, Deadly Night. Now, it’s joining the ranks of many horror films before it, it’s getting a reboot. Deadline is reporting that Orwo Studios and Black Hanger Studios, the same folks behind the upcoming Jeepers Creepers: Reborn movie are behind the reboot. The good news is that the original movie’s producers Scott Schneid and Dennis Whitehead of Wonderwheel Entertainment are also on board. Silent Night, Deadly Night has already spawned several sequels and a remake in 2012. But the original film follows a child traumatized after seeing his parents murdered by a man dressed as Santa. Years later, he puts on the suit himself and sets out to get revenge. The film was labeled controversial back when it was released due to its graphic violence. The National Parent ad Teacher Association went after the film demanding that it be pulled from theaters. Thanks to the attention it was given,
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“Mr. Mercedes” Writer Adapting Stephen King’s ‘Elevation’ For A Feature Film
If there’s one thing that you count on it’s that there will always be a Stephen King adaptation on its way. There are currently at least four that we know of, Firestarter, “The Jaunt“, The Running Man, and The Long Walk. Today, we add a new title to the list, the feature film adaptation of King’s 2018 novella Elevation. Jack Bender, who directed 23 episodes of the series adaptation of King’s “Mr. Mercedes”, as well as 9 episodes of the “Under the Dome” series, recently revealed to Cinema Blend that he’s making the movie based on the 144-page novella about a man with a mysterious illness and a town who aims to prevent a lesbian couple from opening a restaurant. I’ve recently adapted a book of [King’s] called Elevation, which we’re going to make into a film,” Bender explains. “And I invented some stuff and added, and was nervous because he’d never read anything I’ve written, only directed and produced.
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Get ‘Crucified’ This March On Demand
Claudio Lattanzi’s hit Italian horror film Crucified, which premiered to rave reviews at Sitges, is set to be unleashed this March. “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 arrives On Demand on March 9, 2021, in the US and Canada, from Uncork’d Entertainment.
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The Queen Mary Sets Sail For New Horror Trilogy
Alice Eve (Belgravia, Star Trek) has signed onto star in The Queen Mary, the first film of a trilogy of highly anticipated feature horror films inspired by the hauntings on-board the infamous ocean liner. Gary Shore (Dracula Untold) will direct from the screenplay he co-wrote with Stephen Oliver, Tom Vaughan. Developed and produced by Brett Tomberlin of Imagination Design Works, along with Nigel Sinclair and Nicholas Ferrall of White Horse Pictures (The Woman in Black, Let Me In, End of Watch), Thorsten Schumacher and Lars Sylvest for Rocket Science (Resistance), and Jason Newmark and Laurie Cook of Newscope. Docked in Long Beach, California, the multi-storied ocean liner, named Time Magazine’s most haunted place in the world, receives over two million visitors each year, drawn by its amazing history, legend, tours, and events. We were immediately obsessed with Gary’s intelligent and twisted multi-film take on a great American legend and could not be more excited working with an extremely gifted actor
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Unintentionally Funny Moments In Serious Horror Movies
When one watches horror movies, the main reason for doing so is to be scared, disturbed, and entertained… not laugh or left dumbfounded by what you just saw. The following list count downs from the least to the most moments in horror films that were probably not meant to be funny but came out that way, and be warned, there are a lot of SPOILERS ahead. 10: Get Out First, we start off with the 2017 directorial debut of Jordan Peele, Get Out. The film is about a young African-American man named Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) who goes to meet his white girlfriend’s (Allison Williams) family who is part of a family ran conspiracy to transplant the brains of its ailing white family members and friends into healthy bodies of African Americans. The Scene: Walter’s Nighttime Run In this scene, Chris goes to have a smoke outside in the middle of the night where he has a strange encounter with the
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“Fear The Walking Dead” Co-Creator Adapting Stephen King’s ‘The Jaunt’ For TV
Dave Erickson, the co-creator of AMC’s “Fear the Walking Dead” is adapting Stephen King’s short story “The Jaunt” for a TV series as part of an overall deal with MRC Television, Deadline reports. Originally published as part of the Skeleton Crew collection in 1985, the tale is set in the 24th century when teleportation, known as “haunting”, is an everyday reality, giving people the opportunity to travel enormous distances, even to other planets. However, sometimes things don’t go as planned. We’ve long admired Dave’s visionary creative work and are thrilled to welcome him to MRC,” Elise Henderson, President of MRC Television,Deadline states. “A true master of his craft, he’s the ideal partner to build upon the work of Stephen King, and create and develop more originals as the studio continues to expand.”
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Become A Wraith In ‘Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife’
Fast Travel Games announced details about their upcoming VR horror game Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife. The game is the first game from World of Darkness to be in VR. The game takes place in the universe of World of Darkness where you play as Ed Miller. Ed is…or was, a photographer who died during a séance and is now a wraith and haunts the Barclay Mansion. Caught between the world of the living and dead, Ed must use his abilities as a wraith to uncover the truth behind his death, and why even the spirits of the mansion are scared… In Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife players can go through walls, track other spirits, and manipulate objects. Players will also have to outwit and avoid specters, hostile spirits that wander the halls of Barclay Mansion that have connections to the mystery of the mansion’s history. Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife will be released April 22 for Oculus Rift, Oculus
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Supermassive Book Bundle Launches At Humble Bundle!
It’s that time of year where things are slow and boredom runs rampant. One good way to pass the time is to read a good book, but with it being hard (and potentially dangerous) to go out and look for books, why not just find a bunch of them in one place? Today the Supermassive Sci-Fi, Fantasy, & Horror by Tachyon has gone live on Humble Bundle till the 27th (of March) where potential readers can have access or over 40 Ebooks that are valued at $441 but YOU decide how much you want to pay, there are four tiers that when you pay to unlock a certain number of Ebooks you can own ($1 = 4 books, $10+ = 8 books, $18+ = 11 books, $28+ = 24 books). All proceeds for the Supermassive Sci-Fi, Fantasy, & Horror by Tachyon, like other bundles on the site, go towards charity, proceeds from this bundle will go towards the Electronic Frontier
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A Romantic Trip Goes Terribly Wrong In The ‘Held’ Trailer
A trip to rekindle a couple’s passions goes terribly wrong in the thriller Held, starring Jill Awbrey and Bart Johnson. Directed by Chris Lofing and Travis Cluff from the script by Awbrey, Held centers on Emma (Jill Awbrey) and Henry (Bart Johnson) whose marriage is losing its spark. In an effort to reconnect, they vacation to a remote high-end rental, complete with automated smart house features and integrated security. However, after suspecting a nighttime intruder they decide to flee, only to become forcibly trapped inside by the automated security system. Emitting from the house, an unknown ‘Voice’ watches their every move through an array of hidden cameras, revealing an intimate and unsettling knowledge of their relationship. While the situation grows increasingly brutal, Emma and Henry must work together to uncover the truth and find a way out before it’s too late. Tremendum Pictures’ Lofing, Cluff, and Kyle Gentz produced. Executive producers are Brent Powell, Ryan Pratt, Jener Dasilva, Sohrab Sohrabi,
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Neil Marshall’s ‘The Reckoning’ Casts Its Spell On Blu-ray And DVD This April
Set against the backdrop of England at the end of the 17th century as the Great Plague rages and innocent people lose their lives to witch hunts, Neil Marshall’s stunning horror thriller The Reckoning is coming to Blu-ray and DVD this April. In the film, “After losing her husband during the Great Plague, Grace Haverstock (Charlotte Kirk) is unjustly accused of being a witch and placed in the custody of England’s most ruthless witch-hunter, Judge Moorcroft (Sean Pertwee). Forced to endure physical and emotional torture while steadfastly maintaining her innocence, Grace must face her own inner demons as the Devil himself starts to work his way into her mind.” Joe Anderson and Steven Waddington also star in the film that Marshall wrote with Charlotte Kirk and Edward Evers-Swindell, based on a story by Antony Jones and Nico Evers-Swindell. Marshall has a long list of genre hits including The Descent, Dog Soldiers, and Doomsday. He also directed several episodes of the
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Fans Being Gifted A ‘Silent Night, Deadly Night’ Reboot
One of the best-recognized holiday horror films is 1984’s controversial Silent Night, Deadly Night. Now, it’s joining the ranks of many horror films before it, it’s getting a reboot. Deadline is reporting that Orwo Studios and Black Hanger Studios, the same folks behind the upcoming Jeepers Creepers: Reborn movie are behind the reboot. The good news is that the original movie’s producers Scott Schneid and Dennis Whitehead of Wonderwheel Entertainment are also on board. Silent Night, Deadly Night has already spawned several sequels and a remake in 2012. But the original film follows a child traumatized after seeing his parents murdered by a man dressed as Santa. Years later, he puts on the suit himself and sets out to get revenge. The film was labeled controversial back when it was released due to its graphic violence. The National Parent ad Teacher Association went after the film demanding that it be pulled from theaters. Thanks to the attention it was given,
Continue reading →
“Mr. Mercedes” Writer Adapting Stephen King’s ‘Elevation’ For A Feature Film
If there’s one thing that you count on it’s that there will always be a Stephen King adaptation on its way. There are currently at least four that we know of, Firestarter, “The Jaunt“, The Running Man, and The Long Walk. Today, we add a new title to the list, the feature film adaptation of King’s 2018 novella Elevation. Jack Bender, who directed 23 episodes of the series adaptation of King’s “Mr. Mercedes”, as well as 9 episodes of the “Under the Dome” series, recently revealed to Cinema Blend that he’s making the movie based on the 144-page novella about a man with a mysterious illness and a town who aims to prevent a lesbian couple from opening a restaurant. I’ve recently adapted a book of [King’s] called Elevation, which we’re going to make into a film,” Bender explains. “And I invented some stuff and added, and was nervous because he’d never read anything I’ve written, only directed and produced.
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Get ‘Crucified’ This March On Demand
Claudio Lattanzi’s hit Italian horror film Crucified, which premiered to rave reviews at Sitges, is set to be unleashed this March. “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 arrives On Demand on March 9, 2021, in the US and Canada, from Uncork’d Entertainment.
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The Queen Mary Sets Sail For New Horror Trilogy
Alice Eve (Belgravia, Star Trek) has signed onto star in The Queen Mary, the first film of a trilogy of highly anticipated feature horror films inspired by the hauntings on-board the infamous ocean liner. Gary Shore (Dracula Untold) will direct from the screenplay he co-wrote with Stephen Oliver, Tom Vaughan. Developed and produced by Brett Tomberlin of Imagination Design Works, along with Nigel Sinclair and Nicholas Ferrall of White Horse Pictures (The Woman in Black, Let Me In, End of Watch), Thorsten Schumacher and Lars Sylvest for Rocket Science (Resistance), and Jason Newmark and Laurie Cook of Newscope. Docked in Long Beach, California, the multi-storied ocean liner, named Time Magazine’s most haunted place in the world, receives over two million visitors each year, drawn by its amazing history, legend, tours, and events. We were immediately obsessed with Gary’s intelligent and twisted multi-film take on a great American legend and could not be more excited working with an extremely gifted actor
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Unintentionally Funny Moments In Serious Horror Movies
When one watches horror movies, the main reason for doing so is to be scared, disturbed, and entertained… not laugh or left dumbfounded by what you just saw. The following list count downs from the least to the most moments in horror films that were probably not meant to be funny but came out that way, and be warned, there are a lot of SPOILERS ahead. 10: Get Out First, we start off with the 2017 directorial debut of Jordan Peele, Get Out. The film is about a young African-American man named Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) who goes to meet his white girlfriend’s (Allison Williams) family who is part of a family ran conspiracy to transplant the brains of its ailing white family members and friends into healthy bodies of African Americans. The Scene: Walter’s Nighttime Run In this scene, Chris goes to have a smoke outside in the middle of the night where he has a strange encounter with the
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“Fear The Walking Dead” Co-Creator Adapting Stephen King’s ‘The Jaunt’ For TV
Dave Erickson, the co-creator of AMC’s “Fear the Walking Dead” is adapting Stephen King’s short story “The Jaunt” for a TV series as part of an overall deal with MRC Television, Deadline reports. Originally published as part of the Skeleton Crew collection in 1985, the tale is set in the 24th century when teleportation, known as “haunting”, is an everyday reality, giving people the opportunity to travel enormous distances, even to other planets. However, sometimes things don’t go as planned. We’ve long admired Dave’s visionary creative work and are thrilled to welcome him to MRC,” Elise Henderson, President of MRC Television,Deadline states. “A true master of his craft, he’s the ideal partner to build upon the work of Stephen King, and create and develop more originals as the studio continues to expand.”
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