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Shorts Reviews: Starf*ckers, Letter to a Pig, and Censor of Dreams (SLASH Film Festival)

The following three shorts were part of SLASH Film Festival’s Fantastic Futures competition, which consisted of nine shorts from student filmmakers or first-time filmmakers. Starfuckers Writer/director/star Antonio Marziale delivers a gripping revenge thriller of a decidedly different kind with his short film Starfuckers (2022). The short begins with genre elements such as plastic sheets covering a floor and an atmosphere thick with tension as a young man (Cole Doman) meets a middle-aged man (Jonathan Slavin) with power dynamics obviously skewed toward the older man, who happens to be a film director. The director seems to make a habit of promising male escorts roles in his films that never come about, and a second young man (Marziale) shows up unexpectedly to make his feelings known in an unforgettable way. Marziale gives a jaw-dropping, star-making drag performance that lingers long after the short ends, and is reason enough to seek out this powerful take on Hollywood corruption, though there are plenty of

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Joseph Perry

Oct 17, 2022

Director Mark Hartley Discusses New Serial Killer Thriller 'Girl At The Window'

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A Young Woman Is Convinced Her Neighbor’s A Killer In ‘Girl At The Window’ (Trailer)

The suspense-filled trailer for Mark Hartley‘s new thriller Girl at the Window is here ahead of its November release and it teases that a killer is lurking too close to home for one young woman. In the film, Amy (Ella Newton) and her mother (Radha Mitchell) move to a new home. Amy sees weird activity – her neighbor comes and goes at strange hours and she hears screams. Is her new neighbor and her mother’s new love interest the serial killer that’s killing her classmates? From filmmaker Mark Hartley (genre documentary Not Quite Hollywood), this serial killer-next-door thriller has plenty of kills, gore, and suspense that will keep horror fans hooked. Radha Mitchell (Silent Hill franchise, Mozart and the Whale, Man on Fire) stars alongside Ella Newton (TV’s Harrow, Kit & Em, TV’s Neighbours), James Mackay (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Battle of the Sexes, Hacksaw Ridge), Karis Oka, and Vince Colosimo (Lantana, Chopper). Girl at

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 15, 2022

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Rakuten Viki Announces Killer “Happy Halloween” Weekend Programming

Horror fanatics rejoice! Halloween is right around the corner and this year, Rakuten Viki, the largest streaming service for Asian content, is making sure viewers get to indulge in spooky thrills and chills. Scary movie fans know that when it comes to the genre, the U.S. can learn a thing or two about horror films from Asia, so leading into Halloween night, Rakuten Viki is launching a robust collection of its best titles. Get your popcorn ready and turn on the “Happy Halloween!” collection, which has a line-up of over 45 Asian horror titles that are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. Some of the chilling titles include the hit zombie thriller, Train to Busan and the sequel Peninsula, Tale of the Nine-Tailed, a mythical drama about the nine-tailed fox creature, Zombie Detective, a fantasy horror series, The Wailing, a Korean film about a cursed village and much more. See below for additional titles in the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 12, 2022

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Stephen Lang Stars In ‘Old Man’ – Premiering This October

Buried secrets from the past surface in Lucky McKee’s (Tales of Halloween, The Woman) highly-anticipated thriller Old Man, starring Stephen Lang (Don’t Breathe I & 2) In the film, “When a lost hiker stumbles upon an erratic old man living in the woods, he could never have imagined the nightmare that awaits.” Marc Senter, Liana Wright-Mark, and Patch Darragh also star in the film written by Joel Veach. Old Man lands in theaters and on VOD and Digital on October 14, 2022.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 12, 2022

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Film Review: Good Boy (Beyond Fest)

About as cautionary a fable as you can have for both meeting strangers through online dating apps and not following first impressions, writer/director Viljar Bøe’s Norwegian chiller Good Boy (2022) is a dark journey, indeed. Part-time university student Sigrid (Katrine Lovise Øpstad Fredriksen) and non-working millionaire Christian (Gard Løkke) meet on tinder, and their first date goes well enough that they wind up in bed at his house. Things take a turn for the unexpected when Frank’s dog walks into the bedroom. Frank, as viewers see in the opening minutes of the film, is actually a man (Nicolai Narvesen Lied) in a canine costume participating in “puppy play” role playing. Naturally, this freaks Sigrid out, but once her roommate tips her off about who Christian is and about his wealth, Sigrid begins to second-guess the red flags she originally felt about the situation. She meets Christian at his home again and sparks fly even as she questions the relationship between

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Joseph Perry

Oct 12, 2022

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A Maid Is Out For Blood This October In ‘The Domestic’ (Trailer)

Opening in select theaters, and coming to Digital and On Demand, this Halloween is The Domestic, a dark, horror-filled tale set in urban Johannesburg. “Set in a single location, an upper-class, happily married couple hire the daughter of their recently deceased housekeeper as their new helper, only for things to take a dark and macabre turn when she tries to destroy them from within.” The film stars Thuli Thabethe (Happiness is a Four-Letter Word), Amanda Du-Pont (Netflix South African Thriller Mini Series “Shadow,” “Little Big Mouth,” “10 Days in Sun City”), Tusmisho Masha (Bounce TV Drama Series “Saints & Sinners,” “Prey,” “Catch a Fire,” “Beyond Borders”), Ane Meas (Kite, Tarzan and the Lost City, Showmax Series “Binnelanders”), Linda Sebozo (SAFTA Award Winning series “Gauteng Maboneng”), Andil Mbatha (South African Youth Drama Series “Tshisa”), and Faith Baloy (Flatland, Showmax Action Series “Blood Psalms”). From Level 33 Entertainment and 33 Films in association with TAMPA (The African Motion Picture Alliance), comes a

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 11, 2022

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Box Set Review: The Incredibly Strange Films of Ray Dennis Steckler (1962 – 1986)

Severin has recently unleashed a new box set titled The Incredibly Strange Films of Ray Dennis Steckler, and that is my personal choice for understatement of the century! Let’s just dive-in to the first feature in the set, 1962’s Wild Guitar: The incredible legend (well at least his Dad wanted that to be a thing) Arch Hall Jr. (who also appeared in the caveman shocker Eegah! the same year) stars as Bud Eagle, a dude that’s a lil’ bit Elvis but is more a clumsy doofus with a massive Johnny Bravo-style blonde pompadour. Anyway Bud blows in to Hollywood one fateful day, down to his last fifteen cents, and happens into a diner (populated by cartoon hooligans and an inexplicable kid dressed as a cowboy) where he meets the bubbly, Joker-grin having Vickie (Nancy Czar), a hopeful dancer that let’s Bud tag along with her to a variety show taping where she struts her stuff; a shimmy-packed, facial tick-laced dynamite

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Oct 10, 2022

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Tubi’s Halloween Celebration, “Terror On Tubi” Features Over 13,000 Free Titles

Tubi has now announced its lineup for the resurrection of “Terror on Tubi,” a month-long streaming celebration beginning October 1st of 13,000 spooky, eerie, thrilling, creepy, and terrifying titles that fans love to indulge in around Halloween. Creeping into the catalog of Tubi’s scary good streams are six brand-new Tubi Originals that will debut throughout October, ranging from beastly and chilling documentaries to slasher and thriller films, including the originals ALONE IN THE DARK; BATTLE OF THE BEASTS: BIGFOOT VS. YETI (October 12); THE FINAL ROSE (October 14); a remake of the cult classic TERROR TRAIN (October 21); LIGHTS, CAMERA, MURDER: SCREAM (October 26), and A PARTY TO DIE FOR (October 28). “Terror on Tubi” will also offer timeless Halloween content, from spooky seasonal titles to horror film buff favorites, totaling 27,000 hours of movies and TV shows, including horror films such as Stephen King’s “It,” “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” “Hellraiser,” and “Twilight Zone: The Movie” as well as thrillers

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 10, 2022

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‘Beast’ Has Been Unleashed On Digital Ahead Of Blu-ray Release

A rouge lion hunts Idris Elba (Hobbs & Shaw, The Suicide Squad) in the pulse-pounding thriller Beast, out now Digital. Elba stars as Dr. Nate Daniels, a recently widowed father who returns to South Africa, where he first met his wife, on a trip with his daughters to a game reserve managed by Martin Battles (Sharlto Copley, “Russian Doll”, Maleficent), an old family friend and wildlife biologist. But what begins as a journey of healing turns into a fight for survival when a lion begins hunting them. Iyana Halley (The Hate U Give, This is Us series) plays Daniels’ 18-year-old daughter, Meredith, with Leah Sava Jeffries (Real series, Empire series) in the role of his 13-year-old daughter, Norah. The action-packed film is from filmmaker Baltasar Kormákur, the director of Everest and Universal Pictures’ 2 Guns and Contraband. Beast is produced by Will Packer (Girls Trip, the Ride Along franchise, Night School, No Good Deed) and the president of Will Packer

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 8, 2022

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How Did the Film ‘Lanier’ Attract Casino Lovers?

As the 21st century began, the gambling industry significantly increased in size. More people started participating in online gambling at new online casinos; new table games were also introduced into the market. The global online gambling market was estimated to be $60 billion in 2021. Many movies about gambling have been made because of the belief that the gambling industry will grow by 12% annually. Gamers and the gambling industry are popular subjects for films because they provide a lot of excitement and suspense. Audiences enjoy these films because they wish they could be big gamblers— which is possible in cinema— and because high stakes are incorporated into what they watch. Indeed, you can still have some fun online with the no id verification withdrawal casino or whatever you fancy. However, even if online casinos offer entertainment and a lot more bonuses, they are rarely the focal points of films and other mediums. Thus, the majority of films will focus

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Ella Rebecca Horton

Oct 6, 2022