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Warner Bros.’ Free MultiVersus Game Has Been Unleashed!

Warner Bros. Games today announced that MultiVersus, the free-to-play platform fighter videogame, has officially launched on multiple platforms. Developed by Player First Games with production support and live management by Warner Bros. Games San Diego, MultiVersus features an ever-expanding roster of famous characters based on Warner Bros. Discovery franchises. Starting today, Season 1: Puns & Villainy brings new playable fighters into the mix with DC Super-Villain The Joker, Jason Voorhees from the Friday the 13th, and Banana Guard from Adventure Time, along with Agent Smith from The Matrix film series, who will join the cast later in the season. MultiVersus launches with the addition of an all-new PvE (Player vs. Environment) mode called “Rifts” with unexpected twists that offer a different way to experience the game outside of competitive PvP (Player vs. Player) matches. The game’s fun-filled bouts continue to be set against the backdrop of new maps inspired by Dexter’s Laboratory and The Powerpuff Girls animated series, which are

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

May 29, 2024

Spoiler Free Review: 'Boy Kills World' Is a Bloody, Brutal, Must See

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Four Movies to Watch Today on Fandango at Home

There are a ton of great films to watch that are being unleashed this week on Fandango at Home! From horror to action to clashing titans, there’s something for everyone! Here are five movies to watch this week. Boy Kills World Bill Skarsgård unleashes brutal fury in Boy Kills World, directed by Moritz Mohr. The film plunges us into a dystopian landscape led by a twisted dynasty headed by Hilda Van Der Koy (Famke Janssen). Bill Skarsgård takes center stage as the titular “Boy,” a young man robbed of his family and voice by this ruthless regime. Left orphaned, deaf, and voiceless, “Boy” reflects the brutality of this world. Driven by a burning desire for retribution, “Boy” finds solace in a unique companion: a voice narrated by H. Jon Benjamin. Fueled by memories of a past video game, this internal dialogue becomes his guiding force. To hone his skills for the inevitable confrontation, “Boy” seeks the tutelage of a mysterious

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

May 28, 2024

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Horror Game “Morbid: The Lords of Ire” Out Now on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox

Brace yourself for a descent into madness! Maximum Entertainment and developer Still Running have unleashed the action-adventure horror title Morbid: The Lords of Ire on PC, PlayStation 4/5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S! Morbid: The Lords of Ire throws you into a grotesque hellscape where hordes of nightmarish creatures threaten your sanity and life. Engage in brutal hack-and-slash combat, mastering a variety of weapons and abilities to overcome these gruesome foes. Scavenge for unique weapons and enhance them with powerful runes, tailoring them to your play style. Utilize blessings to gain special perks, giving you the edge against monstrous enemies and their grotesque leaders, the Lords of Ire. The game builds upon the sanity system from its predecessor, Morbid: The Seven Acolytes. Your choices will determine your path – Enlightenment or Insanity. The path of Enlightenment grants incredible resilience, powerful attacks, and increased experience gains. However, succumbing to the allure of Insanity grants devastating damage output but

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

May 23, 2024

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Fantasia’s 2024 First Wave Announcement: From the Horrifying to the Hilarious

Canada’s Fantasia International Film Festival brings a drool-worthy feast of genre cinema to Montreal every year, and the first wave announcement for the fest’s 2024 edition — set for July 18 through August 4 — boasts a buffet of amazing features. Following is the official press announcement. The Fantasia International Film Festival will celebrate its upcoming 28th edition with an electrifying program of screenings, workshops, and launch events running from July 18 through August 4, 2024, returning yet again at the Concordia Hall and J.A. de Sève cinemas, with additional screens and events at Montreal’s Cinémathèque québécoise and Cinéma du Musée. The festival’s full lineup will be announced on July 3, but this past Thursday, Fantasia exclusively revealed its first seventeen titles and a first look at its 2024 poster art. Please find the information below. The festival’s 2024 poster art, created by Montreal visual artist Donald Caron, brings back two of the festival’s most-beloved characters from earlier editions, returning

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Joseph Perry

May 17, 2024

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Two New Clips Unleashed for ‘Imaginary’ – Baring Its Teeth Today

Get ready to be scared! Blumhouse’s newest horror icon, Chauncey the Bear, is coming home! But don’t be fooled by Chauncey’s cuddly appearance – he’s anything but a friendly plaything. Imaginary follows Jessica (DeWanda Wise) as she relocates her family to her childhood home. When her young stepdaughter Alice (Pyper Braun) discovers a teddy bear named Chauncey in the basement, what starts as innocent playtime takes a chilling turn. Alice becomes increasingly attached to Chauncey, and their interactions become disturbingly dark. As Alice’s behavior spirals out of control, Jessica uncovers a horrifying truth – Chauncey is no ordinary toy. Imaginary features a stellar cast, including DeWanda Wise, Tom Payne, Taegen Burns, Pyper Braun, legendary actress Betty Buckley (Carrie), and Veronica Falcón (“Ozark”). Dane DiLiegro plays the not-so-cuddly Chauncey. He sat down with us for an interview to discuss this fun, frightening flick in detail and even gave us a look at his claws. The film is directed by Jeff Wadlow,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

May 14, 2024

Godzilla x Kong Sequel Scores a Release Date

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‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire’ Is Coming Home

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is coming home. The iconic Titans are finally set to battle it on a small screen near you! The epic follow-up to the explosive Godzilla vs. Kong promises a thrilling new adventure packed with action and colossal creatures. The previous film, Godzilla vs. Kong, established a fragile truce between Godzilla and Kong. Kong now rules Hallow Earth while Godzilla maintains the balance between monsters and humans on the surface. However, their newfound peace is shattered by the arrival of a terrifying new enemy – the Scar King. This ancient, giant beast awakens from his imprisonment deep within Hollow Earth to threaten the world. Alongside a new fight, the latest chapter delves deeper into the history of these iconic Titans. It explores their origins and the secrets of their connection to Skull Island. It also sheds light on the legendary battle that forged and linked their destinies to humanity forever. Directed by Adam Wingard, Godzilla

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

May 8, 2024

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Movie Review: Lisa Frankenstein (2024) – Universal Blu-ray

Like most teens at the ass-end of the eerie ‘80’s, Lisa Swallows (Kathryn Newton) is adjusting to life with a new stepmother… the obnoxious and self-obsessed Janet (a delightfully over-the-top Carla Gugino)… and stepsister, the cheery, popular Taffy (Liza Soberano)… a family she has been blended into lickety-fuckin’-split because her Dad got rather horny pretty much directly after mother was hacked to pieces by an axe-wielding psycho practically in front of her… As those of a certain age well and truly know, was often the way in those days… So yeah… new family, dead mom, fuckin’ sucks… and while Taffy does her level-headed best to invite Lisa into her world, our heroine would rather spend her time in the local cemetery… the same one she ends up in after a disastrous party experience makes her wish she could be with the dead-as-a-doornail Victorian gent who’s grave she plops down next to… and while she simply wished to be deceased, a

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Apr 19, 2024

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Monsters In Nicolas Cage Horror ‘Arcadian’ Inspired by Disney Movie

Nicolas Cage‘s latest film takes a surprising turn. Arcadian, a survival horror set in a dystopian future, features terrifying creatures that draw unexpected inspiration from Disney’s beloved Goofy. A Childhood Fear Fuels Monstrous Creation In a recent interview with IGN, director Ben Brewer has revealed the shocking source behind the film’s distinctive monsters. “From the beginning, I had this idea of big nocturnal eyes and massive spaced-out teeth, teeth way too big for the creature’s mouth,” Brewer explained. He dropped the unexpected bomb: “Goofy, the Disney character, was a big inspiration.” A Goofy Nightmare Brewer elaborated, citing a specific scene from A Goofy Movie as the catalyst for his monstrous vision. “That’s where the Goofy thing comes in,” he said. “In that film, that dream sequence where Goofy’s son Max has a nightmare about turning into his father… it’s terrifying.” This unsettling image and the idea of “too much personality” being inherently creepy became the foundation for Arcadian’s monstrous foes.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Apr 17, 2024

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Spoiler-Free Short Film Reviews: “Bookworm,” “Hevel,” “Souling,” “Dark Mommy,” “Spooky Crew,” “I Could Just Die, and That Would Be Alright” (Overlook Film Festival)

Following is a capsule review roundup of six of the short-film shockers that screened at this year’s edition of New Orlean’s Overlook Film Festival. Bookworm Bookworm (Ratón de biblioteca; Spain, 2023) from director Javier Yañez envelops viewers in a phantasmagorical vibe before suddenly ramping up the visceral shocks. Irene (Aria Bedmar in a wonderful performance) is a young librarian in 1979 Spain who wants to become a writer, much to her mother’s dismay. Irene and her fellow librarian often see the ghost of a young man — though they can’t quite catch a glimpse of his face — browsing books. Determined to try to make contact with this potential soulmate, Irene sets out to find out what his visage looks like. With beautiful set design and cinematography, Bookworm both charms and chills. Hevel In writer/director David Grace’s Hevel, devout Jewish woman Edra (Mor Cohen) begins a Shabbat service. A dybbuk has other plans for her, however, in this demonic possession

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Joseph Perry

Apr 16, 2024

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Review: Low Budget Horror ‘Isleen Pines’ Is A Fun Flick

From the writing and directing duo of Alexys Paonessa and Matthew Festle comes the no-budget horror film Isleen Pines. The film centers on a group of friends gathering together for their annual Halloween get-together. The horrors of this indie flick kick off when one of the friends discovers a strange creature. It doesn’t take long for things to turn into a nightmare when a snake-like creature forces its way through his urethra, basically making his dick explode. Not a great way to go. Things go down quickly from there, with the friends being killed off one by one as they discover that another type of creature, bigger, badder, uglier, and it is killing everyone in its path. I did not see the dick alien coming. Needless to say, it got my attention. In all, there are three forms of alien creatures. You can tell that thought went into their design. It’s surprising what they created with the budget restrictions. The

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Apr 15, 2024