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An Interview With ‘Dawning Of The Dead’ And ‘Cute Little Buggers’ Director Tony Jopia

Tony Jopia, writer-director-producer of films such as Crying Wolf 3D, Cute Little Buggers, and the zombie film Dawning of the Dead, which just arrived on VOD, took the time to sit down and answer a few of our questions about his films. Horror Fuel: Do you remember the first horror film you saw? What was it and how old were you?” Tony Jopia: I got to see loads of black and white creature features like THEM! and The Black Scorpion from around 11years old when my father would wake me up to watch them on late night TV. Prior to this, I think The Wizard of OZ was pretty scary, I remember going to the cinema on a very rainy day with my dad when I was about 6 and getting freaked out by the monkeys and the green witch. The forest was spooky too. The first few films I call full-on horror, that had a massive impact on me,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Dec 13, 2017

Trailers

‘Devil’s Gate’ Gets Haunting New Trailer And Poster

An unholy force is locked away in a dilapidated, isolated farmhouse in Clay Staub’s sci-fi creature feature Devil’s Gate, starring Milo Ventimiglia. In the film, when a woman and her son mysteriously vanish, FBI agent Daria Francis (Amanda Schull) is dispatched to the small town of Devil’s Gate, N.D., to investigate the main suspect: religious fanatic, husband, and father to the missing, Jackson Pritchard (Milo Ventimiglia). When Francis and the local deputy Colt (Shawn Ashmore) arrive at the property they discover more than they have bargained for. IFC will be releasing Devil’s Gate in theaters and on VOD on January 5, 2017. The second trailer and poster (via EW) have both just arrived.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Dec 8, 2017

Streaming TVTrailers

Comet TV Announces An Out Of This World December Schedule

Before you get all wrapped up in the holiday season, COMET TV has a bunch of things this December to keep you warm and snuggly! Great films are playing this month like Earth Girls Are Easy (After today, isn’t it time for a mental margarita?), Tank Girl, and more! Don’t miss the COMET TV Martian Holiday Movie Marathon on December 25th starting at Noon/11C. I mean, your family is out of this world, so keep them entertained with martian movies. There’s also Cult Classic Theater all month long, with Dolls, Morons from Space, and More! Did we mention that you can watch Comet TV for free? How awesome is that? Here’s the Comet TV December lineup. Check it out. Martian Holiday Movie Marathon Sunday, December 25 starting at NOON/11C Mars Needs Women (1968) Starting at NOON/11C The Angry Red Planet (1960) Starting at 2P/1C Queen of Blood (1966) Starting at 4P/3C Red Planet Mars (1952) Starting at 6P/5C Santa Claus

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Dec 3, 2017

InterviewsTrailers

Actor-Director Justin Price Discusses ‘The Elf’ And ‘The 13th Friday’ In An Interview

I had the opportunity to talk with actor-writer-director-producer Justin Price today who took the time out of his busy schedule to answer a few questions about his upcoming film The Elf and The 13th Friday, along with some of his other projects. Horror Fuel: “I’ve heard that you have to loose and gain weight a lot for your roles.” Price: “I had to lose a lot of weight for ‘Alien Reign of Men’. We shot that in Iceland. I thought I would get into some Daniel Day-Lewis character work, right. I tried to look like a heavy, bulky guy, and I put on about 40 pounds. Then I had to drop it, 40 pounds sounds a lot easier than done. Gaining it was easy.” Horror Fuel: “Do you do that a lot?” Price: “What, fluctuate weight? All the time. In ‘The Cloth’ I was about 165, in the ‘Reign of Men’ I was 240, right now I’m at 185. It’s

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 31, 2017

Trailers

‘All The Devils Are Here’ On VOD And Digital

Witness a group of friends’ spring break weekend go terribly wrong in writer-director Ryan Lightbourn’s 80’s style creature-feature All the Devils Are Here. Starring Ansley Gordon, Tommy Goodman, Ben Evans, Ben Owen, J. LaRose, and Amanda Dela Cruz, the film which is now on both digital and VOD after making its festival rounds. From the Press Release: Orlando, Florida- October 25th, 2017 – From the twisted mind that brought you the award-winning short film “Roid Rage,” comes an original creature-feature that is sure to get pulses racing in the horror community – All the Devils Are Here! Bahamian filmmaker Ryan Lightbourn has recently debuted this film festival hit on a wide range of digital outlets. All the Devils Are Here (formerly titled Sleepwalkers) tells the story of five college students as they attempt to enjoy a debaucherous spring break getaway. As a series of horrific events surfaces, the group joins forces with a local convenience store owner and a prison

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 26, 2017

Trailers

Spoof ‘Snake Outta Compton’ Gets A Ridiculously Awesome Trailer

The trailer has just slithered its way into our hands for the horror-comedy/spoof Snake Outta Compton and it is completely ridiculous, in the best possible way. In the movie, “a young rap group suddenly finds themselves up against a giant, mutated snake that threatens to destroy their search for stardom! Aided by two corrupt cops, a crazed gangster, and a mad scientist, the band has one thing to do before getting the record deal they need; get that motherf**kin’ Snake Outta Compton! Prepare yourself for dope ass beats, unfriendly fire, and the biggest, nastiest snake you’ve ever seen in this outrageous satire of creature features, urban gangster films, and hip hop culture.” From the Press Release: LOS ANGELES, Oct. 16, 2017 – Automatic Entertainment announced today the release of the first official trailer for their upcoming film, Snake Outta Compton. The movie, a satire of creature features, urban gangster films, and hip hop culture, sees a rap group on the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 17, 2017

From the Crypt

There’s A Giant Mutant In The First Art For The Spoof ‘Snake Out Of Compton’

The official poster and synopsis have just arrived for the horror-comedy Snake Out of Compton, revealing a giant mutant snake roaming Compton looking for a tasty meal. In the movie, “a young rap group suddenly finds themselves up against a giant, mutated snake that threatens to destroy their search for stardom! Aided by two corrupt cops, a crazed gangster, and a mad scientist, the band has one thing to do before getting the record deal they need; get that motherf**kin’ Snake Outta Compton! Prepare yourself for dope ass beats, unfriendly fire, and the biggest, nastiest snake you’ve ever seen in this outrageous satire of creature features, urban gangster films, and hip hop culture.” Ricky Flowers Jr., Motown Maurice, Donte Essien, Tarkan Dospil, Aurelia Michael, Joston Theney, Jon Kondelik, Arielle Brachfeld, Eric Erickson, and Diana Terranova star in Snake Out of Compton directed by Hank Braxton who co-wrote the film with Tim Johnson. Jon Kondelik, James Kondelik, and Hank Braxtan serve

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 13, 2017

Interviews

Composer/Filmmaker Rocky Gray Discusses Upcoming Project ‘10/31’ And More

Though perhaps known on a wider scale more for his many contributions to metal music (Gray has been a member of Gothic metal acts Evanescence and We Are the Fallen, influential metalcore band Living Sacrifice, and many, many others), among horror fans, Rocky Gray is known for his retro-synth score in the indie-horror hit, The Barn. Well, it turns out that film was no fluke, as Gray sits down with Horror Fuel to discuss his many current horror projects, from music composition and his influences, to sitting in the director’s chair. Horror Fuel: The Barn is one of my favorite things to come into existence in quite some time. It captures that 1980s slasher/creature feature/endearing cheese vibe perfectly. How was it working on that slice of retro horror heaven? Rocky Gray: You said it; it really was horror heaven. For my first time scoring a full horror feature, it was really fun to work on. HF: What were your influences

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Capt McNeely

Jul 17, 2017

Trailers

The Clock Is Ticking As ‘Gremlin’ Approaches Its VOD Release

The “clock is ticking” towards the release of Emmy Award winning director Ryan Bellgardt’s creature feature Gremlin this July from Uncork’d Entertainment. The film, described as “Godzilla meets The Ring”, centers on a man given a mysterious box and told to give it away before the clock runs out. When he fails, a terrifying creature is released. From the Press Release: Emmy Award winning director, Ryan Bellgardt’s (Army of Frankenstein) highly anticipated creature feature Gremlin hits VOD July 11 from Uncork’d Entertainment. Godzilla meets The Ring in a thrilling, uniquely-scripted horror jaunt that boasts amazing computer-generated effects and from some of the best in the game. Adam receives a mysterious box from a relative containing a creature that will kill everyone he cares about. The only way to be rid of the curse is to give the box to someone he loves. As the ominous timer on the box counts down to its end, he can only imagine the horrors

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 2, 2017

Interviews

An Interview With Marko Mäkilaakso Director Of The Upcoming Film ‘It Came From The Desert’

I had the pleasure of interviewing Marko Mäkilaakso, the director and co-writer of the upcoming giant bug movie It Came From the Desert. Co-written by Trent Haaga, the film stars Mark Arnold, Claudia Trujillo, Vanessa Grasse, Harry Smith, and James Alper. Mäkilaakso also directed the 2011 zombie movie War of the Dead and Deadly Descent: The Abominable Snowman. Currently, he has two other films in development, Viking: Rise of the Warrior and Blowback. Horror Fuel: “What inspired you to adapt It Came From the Dessert from the 1989 game?” Mäkilaakso: “I actually wanted to make a motocross-action-comedy set in a desert with big spiders and 80’s vibe. That’s how it all started! The idea was inspired by “Eight legged freaks” and Cinemaware’s classic ”It came from the desert” game. I presented this concept to the producers in Berlin Film Festival few years ago adding that I wanted to call the movie ”It Came From The Desert”, because I loved the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

May 29, 2017