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The Multiverse Collides: The First ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Trailer Is Here!
The wait is finally over: the first full trailer for Avengers: Doomsday has officially dropped. And it confirms that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is pulling out every stop for the biggest multiverse crossover in history. After an exclusive peek for CinemaCon attendees earlier this year, the footage is now public. It sets the stage for a cinematic event that feels less like a movie and more like a comic book “Crisis” event brought to life. The End of the World (As We Know It) Avengers: Doomsday serves as the high-stakes culmination of the Multiverse Saga. The Russo Brothers, behind Infinity War and Endgame, are returning to the director’s chair. The film reunites nearly every major player in the MCU to face their most formidable threat yet: Doctor Doom. There is a twist that has sent shockwaves through the fandom. The iconic villain is played by Robert Downey Jr. While details remain shrouded in mystery, the film explores Doom as a
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Slash-Produced Documentary ‘Black Zombie’ Digs Up the Monster’s True History
Long before the zombie became Hollywood’s favorite excuse for a video game kill-streak or a multi-season television drama, it was something far more terrifying and historically grounded. This Halloween season, director Maya Annik Bedward is ready to unleash her acclaimed new documentary, Black Zombie. Kino Lorber has snagged the rights.The film will skip the typical jump scares to exhume the deeply unsettling, buried origins of pop culture’s most profitable monster. The Ultimate Monster Makeover After making its world premiere at SXSW, it hit Hot Docs and the Blackstar Film Festival. Then arrived at Fantasia to terrorize audiences. The film tracks how a complex figure born from colonial enslavement, Haitian Vodou, and spiritual resistance. IT has been systematically whitewashed, stripped of its roots, and packaged into a cinematic cash cow. Bedward re-examines horror staples like White Zombie, Night of the Living Dead, and The Serpent and the Rainbow. There’s also archival footage and raw, observational vérité scenes. A Packed Roster of
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Move over Leatherface, ‘Frankie, Maniac Woman’ has Slashed its Way onto Prime Video
If you thought the most dangerous thing about the Los Angeles music industry was a predatory contract or a soul-crushing TikTok algorithm, director Pierre Tsigaridis and star/co-writer Dina Silva are here to correct the record. Their brilliant new feature, Frankie, Maniac Woman, is officially out now on Digital and VOD. It is a breath of fresh air for the slasher genre, trading melancholy radio ballads for high-octane, unapologetic carnage. The Ultimate Industry Meltdown The film introduces us to Frankie Ramirez (played by a wonderfully unhinged Dina Silva). She’s an aspiring singer-songwriter who has officially hit her limit. She’s fueled by a toxic cocktail of childhood trauma, internalized misogyny, and the image-obsessed fat-shaming of Hollywood executives. Frankie decides she’s done playing nice. Instead of writing a passive-aggressive breakup track, she embarks on a glorious, neon-soaked killing spree. One where the body count rises faster than a viral pop hit. The lesson here? Never tell a talented woman she “doesn’t fit the
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Megan Fox and Josh Hutcherson Battle Sharks in ‘The Bay’ – Out Now
If your summer plans involved a peaceful tropical excursion, we have some bad news. The Bay has officially swum its way onto major VOD streaming platforms, and it’s here to turn your vacation dreams into a total feeding frenzy. It’s here to remind us of a universal truth: sharks don’t care about your wealth, your status, or your feelings. To them, you’re just a floating charcuterie board. Rich People vs. Apex Predators The premise is a classic horror setup. A commercial tour boat takes a handful of wealthy, entitled tourists out to a strictly restricted shark sanctuary. Naturally, because nobody in a thriller ever listens to warning signs, the trip immediately derails into a nightmare on the open water. Directed by Jeff Vespa, the film relies on a surprisingly stacked ensemble cast to sell the chaos. Lachlan Taʻimua Hannemann anchors the panic as Ruhan, the ship’s resilient deckhand. He’s joined by genre royalty Megan Fox, Josh Hutcherson, and Bruce Greenwood,
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First Look: The Originals’ Joseph Morgan Stars in H.P. Lovecraft’s ‘Reanimator’ Reimagining
Deadline has dropped our first official look at a contemporary reimagining of H.P. Lovecraft’s iconic short story, Herbert West: Reanimator. Currently filming in Alton, Illinois. The project promises to prove once and for all that conquering death is the ultimate sin against life. And it is an excellent way to get yourself violently dismembered. The Dynamic Duo of Mad Science Taking over the iconic role played by Jeffrey Combs in Stuart Gordon’s 1985 cult classic is Joseph Morgan (The Originals). Morgan stars as the brilliant, secretive, and deeply unhinged surgeon Herbert West, a man obsessed with perfecting a corpse-reviving serum. Every mad scientist needs a co-conspirator who ignores basic lab safety protocols, and that’s where Katie Cassidy (Arrow) comes in. Cassidy plays Kate Locke, a pathologist with a troubled past who gets drawn into West’s creepy orbit. Instead of filing a human resources complaint when he shows her reanimated severed tissue in his basement, she does the logical thing: moves
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Vincent D’Onofrio Plays a Serial Killer in Jennifer Lynch’s ‘Chained,’ Now Streaming Free on Tubi
If your idea of a cozy night involves maximum psychological discomfort, an incredibly unsettling Vincent D’Onofrio, and a plot that will make you never want to hail a cab again, Tubi has a treat for you. The 2012 Canadian psychological horror-thriller Chained is officially streaming for free on the platform. Directed by Jennifer Lynch (yes, David Lynch’s daughter, so you know exactly what kind of genetic weirdness you’re getting into), this film is a pitch-black exploration of trauma, captivity, and the world’s worst mentorship program. The Ultimate Bad Rideshare Experience The nightmare begins when 9-year-old Tim and his mother Sarah (Julia Ormond) catch a taxi home from the movies. Their driver is Bob (Vincent D’Onofrio), a methodical, deeply abused serial killer who decides to take them on a permanent detour. After brutally murdering the mother, Bob chains Tim up in his isolated home, renames him “Rabbit,” and forces him into a nine-year routine of domestic chores, scrapbooking news clippings of
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Proven Tips to Handle Conflicts In Your Business and Keep It On Track
Conflicts are the silent killer of productivity and efficiency, tearing apart even the most carefully crafted business plans. By recognizing early warning signs and using proven de-escalation strategies, you can stop small spats from derailing your company. Here are six actionable tips to tackle workplace disputes head-on and keep your business on track. Let’s check them out. Identify the Root Cause Early Most workplace arguments are just symptoms of a much larger problem. When a dispute breaks out between employees or partners, dig deep to find the real source of frustration. Often, issues stem from unclear roles, poor communication, or overlapping duties. Sit down with both parties, listen to their concerns, and clarify exactly who is responsible for what. Put Clear Legal Frameworks in Place Before business tensions flare up, you need written rules that guide everyone on how to behave—and how to handle major disagreements. Setting clear expectations in your employee handbooks and shareholder agreements early on prevents chaos
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Horror Meets Comedy in the Trailer for the Heist Film ‘The Hoodoos’
Get your hex bags ready and your escape vehicles gassed up. The bayou is about to host one hell of a dangerous heist. The Southern Gothic horror-comedy The Hoodoos is officially gearing up for its red-carpet film premiere. Where? At the Historic Manship Theatre inside the Shaw Center for the Arts in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on August 14, 2026, at 7:30 PM. Based on the pulse-pounding novel of the same name, this feature is from filmmaker Sean-Michael Argo (Sineater). He blends heist action with dark, regional folklore. Audiences can catch their first glimpse of the bayou-born nightmare by viewing the newly released official trailer below. Confederate Gold and Clout-Chasing Clerics The story follows a crew of career criminals recruited by a shadow-dwelling crime lord known only as “The Captain.” The gig? A heist deep in the murky Teche bayou. Their objective seems simple enough: breach a crumbling, long-abandoned plantation house and escape with a fortune in hidden Confederate gold coins.
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New ‘Last Look’ Trailer Teases a Found Footage Nightmare and a Deadly Game
If you think losing a game of Uno destroys friendships, wait until you see what happens when the deck plays back. Floating Rock Productions has officially unleashed the final trailer for its highly anticipated indie horror-thriller, Last Look. Pitching itself as a wicked, claustrophobic hybrid of “Jumanji meets Paranormal Activity,” the found-footage film drags the cozy, aesthetic world of cafe culture straight into a reality-bending tabletop nightmare. The Lore: A Livestream from Hell The movie centers on Jason (known to his digital followers as “Java”), a popular social media influencer and coffee shop owner who makes the ultimate mistake for online validation. Looking to spice up a livestream, Jason unboxes a mysterious, vintage tabletop card game. What starts as innocent unboxing content quickly turns into a desperate fight for survival. Trapped inside his own shuttered cafe, Jason realizes that the game’s five sinister cards impose cursed, literal “gifts” on the player. Every single card drawn summons terrifying, hyper-realistic creatures directly
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Movie Review: Fungicide (2002) – Visual Vengeance Blu-ray
Mad scientist-type Silas Purcell (David Weldon) spends all of his time playing with his beakers in the basement… so much so that his parents decide to send his ass on a li’l unscheduled vacay at a rural bed and breakfast run by a psychic hippie named Jade Moon (Mary Wascavage). Once there, Sinister Silas immediately trips and accidentally releases his latest concoction which spills on some mushrooms turning them into flesh eating, Silly String shootin’, monster fungi that can gain the abilities of anyone they consume! This becomes a serious pain in the ass to Moon and the rest of her guests… the likes of which include Pro-Wrestler Tony “Titus” Ignitus (Dave Bonavita), shady commercial real estate developer Jackson P. Jackson (Dave Wascavage… who also directed and co-wrote the picture along with the aforementioned Mary Wascavage… and while Mary’s on our minds, she sings an absolutely incredible theme song that has to be heard to be believed… I absolutely loved
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The Multiverse Collides: The First ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Trailer Is Here!
The wait is finally over: the first full trailer for Avengers: Doomsday has officially dropped. And it confirms that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is pulling out every stop for the biggest multiverse crossover in history. After an exclusive peek for CinemaCon attendees earlier this year, the footage is now public. It sets the stage for a cinematic event that feels less like a movie and more like a comic book “Crisis” event brought to life. The End of the World (As We Know It) Avengers: Doomsday serves as the high-stakes culmination of the Multiverse Saga. The Russo Brothers, behind Infinity War and Endgame, are returning to the director’s chair. The film reunites nearly every major player in the MCU to face their most formidable threat yet: Doctor Doom. There is a twist that has sent shockwaves through the fandom. The iconic villain is played by Robert Downey Jr. While details remain shrouded in mystery, the film explores Doom as a
Continue reading →
Slash-Produced Documentary ‘Black Zombie’ Digs Up the Monster’s True History
Long before the zombie became Hollywood’s favorite excuse for a video game kill-streak or a multi-season television drama, it was something far more terrifying and historically grounded. This Halloween season, director Maya Annik Bedward is ready to unleash her acclaimed new documentary, Black Zombie. Kino Lorber has snagged the rights.The film will skip the typical jump scares to exhume the deeply unsettling, buried origins of pop culture’s most profitable monster. The Ultimate Monster Makeover After making its world premiere at SXSW, it hit Hot Docs and the Blackstar Film Festival. Then arrived at Fantasia to terrorize audiences. The film tracks how a complex figure born from colonial enslavement, Haitian Vodou, and spiritual resistance. IT has been systematically whitewashed, stripped of its roots, and packaged into a cinematic cash cow. Bedward re-examines horror staples like White Zombie, Night of the Living Dead, and The Serpent and the Rainbow. There’s also archival footage and raw, observational vérité scenes. A Packed Roster of
Continue reading →
Move over Leatherface, ‘Frankie, Maniac Woman’ has Slashed its Way onto Prime Video
If you thought the most dangerous thing about the Los Angeles music industry was a predatory contract or a soul-crushing TikTok algorithm, director Pierre Tsigaridis and star/co-writer Dina Silva are here to correct the record. Their brilliant new feature, Frankie, Maniac Woman, is officially out now on Digital and VOD. It is a breath of fresh air for the slasher genre, trading melancholy radio ballads for high-octane, unapologetic carnage. The Ultimate Industry Meltdown The film introduces us to Frankie Ramirez (played by a wonderfully unhinged Dina Silva). She’s an aspiring singer-songwriter who has officially hit her limit. She’s fueled by a toxic cocktail of childhood trauma, internalized misogyny, and the image-obsessed fat-shaming of Hollywood executives. Frankie decides she’s done playing nice. Instead of writing a passive-aggressive breakup track, she embarks on a glorious, neon-soaked killing spree. One where the body count rises faster than a viral pop hit. The lesson here? Never tell a talented woman she “doesn’t fit the
Continue reading →
Megan Fox and Josh Hutcherson Battle Sharks in ‘The Bay’ – Out Now
If your summer plans involved a peaceful tropical excursion, we have some bad news. The Bay has officially swum its way onto major VOD streaming platforms, and it’s here to turn your vacation dreams into a total feeding frenzy. It’s here to remind us of a universal truth: sharks don’t care about your wealth, your status, or your feelings. To them, you’re just a floating charcuterie board. Rich People vs. Apex Predators The premise is a classic horror setup. A commercial tour boat takes a handful of wealthy, entitled tourists out to a strictly restricted shark sanctuary. Naturally, because nobody in a thriller ever listens to warning signs, the trip immediately derails into a nightmare on the open water. Directed by Jeff Vespa, the film relies on a surprisingly stacked ensemble cast to sell the chaos. Lachlan Taʻimua Hannemann anchors the panic as Ruhan, the ship’s resilient deckhand. He’s joined by genre royalty Megan Fox, Josh Hutcherson, and Bruce Greenwood,
Continue reading →
First Look: The Originals’ Joseph Morgan Stars in H.P. Lovecraft’s ‘Reanimator’ Reimagining
Deadline has dropped our first official look at a contemporary reimagining of H.P. Lovecraft’s iconic short story, Herbert West: Reanimator. Currently filming in Alton, Illinois. The project promises to prove once and for all that conquering death is the ultimate sin against life. And it is an excellent way to get yourself violently dismembered. The Dynamic Duo of Mad Science Taking over the iconic role played by Jeffrey Combs in Stuart Gordon’s 1985 cult classic is Joseph Morgan (The Originals). Morgan stars as the brilliant, secretive, and deeply unhinged surgeon Herbert West, a man obsessed with perfecting a corpse-reviving serum. Every mad scientist needs a co-conspirator who ignores basic lab safety protocols, and that’s where Katie Cassidy (Arrow) comes in. Cassidy plays Kate Locke, a pathologist with a troubled past who gets drawn into West’s creepy orbit. Instead of filing a human resources complaint when he shows her reanimated severed tissue in his basement, she does the logical thing: moves
Continue reading →
Vincent D’Onofrio Plays a Serial Killer in Jennifer Lynch’s ‘Chained,’ Now Streaming Free on Tubi
If your idea of a cozy night involves maximum psychological discomfort, an incredibly unsettling Vincent D’Onofrio, and a plot that will make you never want to hail a cab again, Tubi has a treat for you. The 2012 Canadian psychological horror-thriller Chained is officially streaming for free on the platform. Directed by Jennifer Lynch (yes, David Lynch’s daughter, so you know exactly what kind of genetic weirdness you’re getting into), this film is a pitch-black exploration of trauma, captivity, and the world’s worst mentorship program. The Ultimate Bad Rideshare Experience The nightmare begins when 9-year-old Tim and his mother Sarah (Julia Ormond) catch a taxi home from the movies. Their driver is Bob (Vincent D’Onofrio), a methodical, deeply abused serial killer who decides to take them on a permanent detour. After brutally murdering the mother, Bob chains Tim up in his isolated home, renames him “Rabbit,” and forces him into a nine-year routine of domestic chores, scrapbooking news clippings of
Continue reading →
Proven Tips to Handle Conflicts In Your Business and Keep It On Track
Conflicts are the silent killer of productivity and efficiency, tearing apart even the most carefully crafted business plans. By recognizing early warning signs and using proven de-escalation strategies, you can stop small spats from derailing your company. Here are six actionable tips to tackle workplace disputes head-on and keep your business on track. Let’s check them out. Identify the Root Cause Early Most workplace arguments are just symptoms of a much larger problem. When a dispute breaks out between employees or partners, dig deep to find the real source of frustration. Often, issues stem from unclear roles, poor communication, or overlapping duties. Sit down with both parties, listen to their concerns, and clarify exactly who is responsible for what. Put Clear Legal Frameworks in Place Before business tensions flare up, you need written rules that guide everyone on how to behave—and how to handle major disagreements. Setting clear expectations in your employee handbooks and shareholder agreements early on prevents chaos
Continue reading →
Horror Meets Comedy in the Trailer for the Heist Film ‘The Hoodoos’
Get your hex bags ready and your escape vehicles gassed up. The bayou is about to host one hell of a dangerous heist. The Southern Gothic horror-comedy The Hoodoos is officially gearing up for its red-carpet film premiere. Where? At the Historic Manship Theatre inside the Shaw Center for the Arts in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on August 14, 2026, at 7:30 PM. Based on the pulse-pounding novel of the same name, this feature is from filmmaker Sean-Michael Argo (Sineater). He blends heist action with dark, regional folklore. Audiences can catch their first glimpse of the bayou-born nightmare by viewing the newly released official trailer below. Confederate Gold and Clout-Chasing Clerics The story follows a crew of career criminals recruited by a shadow-dwelling crime lord known only as “The Captain.” The gig? A heist deep in the murky Teche bayou. Their objective seems simple enough: breach a crumbling, long-abandoned plantation house and escape with a fortune in hidden Confederate gold coins.
Continue reading →
New ‘Last Look’ Trailer Teases a Found Footage Nightmare and a Deadly Game
If you think losing a game of Uno destroys friendships, wait until you see what happens when the deck plays back. Floating Rock Productions has officially unleashed the final trailer for its highly anticipated indie horror-thriller, Last Look. Pitching itself as a wicked, claustrophobic hybrid of “Jumanji meets Paranormal Activity,” the found-footage film drags the cozy, aesthetic world of cafe culture straight into a reality-bending tabletop nightmare. The Lore: A Livestream from Hell The movie centers on Jason (known to his digital followers as “Java”), a popular social media influencer and coffee shop owner who makes the ultimate mistake for online validation. Looking to spice up a livestream, Jason unboxes a mysterious, vintage tabletop card game. What starts as innocent unboxing content quickly turns into a desperate fight for survival. Trapped inside his own shuttered cafe, Jason realizes that the game’s five sinister cards impose cursed, literal “gifts” on the player. Every single card drawn summons terrifying, hyper-realistic creatures directly
Continue reading →
Movie Review: Fungicide (2002) – Visual Vengeance Blu-ray
Mad scientist-type Silas Purcell (David Weldon) spends all of his time playing with his beakers in the basement… so much so that his parents decide to send his ass on a li’l unscheduled vacay at a rural bed and breakfast run by a psychic hippie named Jade Moon (Mary Wascavage). Once there, Sinister Silas immediately trips and accidentally releases his latest concoction which spills on some mushrooms turning them into flesh eating, Silly String shootin’, monster fungi that can gain the abilities of anyone they consume! This becomes a serious pain in the ass to Moon and the rest of her guests… the likes of which include Pro-Wrestler Tony “Titus” Ignitus (Dave Bonavita), shady commercial real estate developer Jackson P. Jackson (Dave Wascavage… who also directed and co-wrote the picture along with the aforementioned Mary Wascavage… and while Mary’s on our minds, she sings an absolutely incredible theme song that has to be heard to be believed… I absolutely loved
Continue reading →