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New Film Will Go ‘Behind The Sightings’ Of Last Summer’s Clown Invasion

If you suffer from Coulrophobia (the fear of clowns) you’re going to have a rough year. There are several clown themed movies headed our way this year, including Stephen King’s IT, Clowntergeist, and Crepitus. Now, a new film is on our radar, Behind the Sightings. Last summer, a wave of creepy clown sightings throughout the country had some citizens so terrified they refused to leave their houses. Clowns stalked children and roamed the streets with painted faces and weapons in hand. Some clowns even attempted to lure children into the woods with promises of candy. Finally the clowns disappeared. Now, after nearly a year has passed, Behind the Sightings wants explore the phenomenon, promising to bring the nightmares back of creepy clowns hiding in the shadow. Tommy V Films has nabbed the rights to Behind the Sightings, part documentary and part found footage film and has announced an October release. Tony H. Cadwell was in the director’s chair for the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 18, 2017

Trailers

‘Karate Kill’ Is Coming For You This July

Kurando Mitsutake’s action-packed film Karate Kill is coming to the Blu-ray, DVD and VOD this July from Dark Cuts. In the film, a karate master’s little sister is kidnapped by a dangerous cult and whisked away to the U.S.. Teamed up with a mysterious shot-gun toting partner, he will stop at nothing to find her. From the Press Release: Tarantino meets Cannon Films in Karate Kill, from acclaimed filmmaker Kurando Mitsutake, on Blu-ray, DVD and VOD July 18. Featuring a “grimly relentless performance” (Japan Times) from Hayate, with solid support from Iron Fist’s David Sakurai and WWE icon Katarina Leigh Waters, Karate Kill will be available on Blu-ray and DVD – exclusive to Target, Walmart, Best Buy and Amazon – on July 18. VOD will be day and date on iTunes, VHX, Google Play, Fandango, Vudu, Dish, Vubiquity, Comcast, Charter, Cox and Xbox. A “must see” (Terror Weekend) action masterpiece from the director of Gun Woman and Blind Wolf comes

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 13, 2017

From the Crypt

The Creeper Is Back In The First Images From ‘Jeepers Creepers III’

Last month the first details for Jeepers Creepers III emerged. Now, we have the first images from the film. Not only does the third installment pick up after the events in part 2, it is filled with flash backs. In an interview with Diabolique Magazine, star of both the original film and Jeepers Creepers 3, Gina Phillips, talked about flashbacks and her character, Trish. In the third film Trish is worried that her teenage son will face the same fate that her brother Darry (Justin Long) did . It’s been 23 years and it’s time for the Creeper to come out and feed. Trish Jenner is now a mother of a teenage son named Darry, named after the brother she lost 23 years ago. Trish has a recurring nightmare where her son suffers the same fate as her brother did, killed by the Creeper. Determined to prevent this from happening, Trish, who is now a rich and powerful woman, sets

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 13, 2017

From the Crypt

Another Spin-Off For The Conjuring 2 ?

The Conjuring is headed towards being the franchise with the most spin-offs in history. There is possibly another spin-off on its way. And no, I’m not talking about Annabelle 2: Creation or The Nun. Annabelle: Creation producer Peter Safran said something very interesting while talking with JoBlo recently. He said that it is a possibility that the “Crooked Man” from The Conjuring 2 may get a film of his own. “…I suspect a movie with him would be really really cool.” He continued, “…we have some interesting ideas for him. So we’ll see.” The creepy long-legged entity, played by Javier Botet, was not CGI like many thought. That was just Botet in a skin tight suit. Safran explains, “None of it was CG. It was 100% practical. That actor just looks like that, we created an amazing wardrobe for him. Skin tight latex-basically suit.” I could definitely see a whole film based on the character, he is creepy as hell.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

May 31, 2017

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And A Bottle of Ho-Hum: PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES REVIEW

Is there a series with more severe dimensioning returns than Pirates? We are ten years past the last film in the series that was even considered passable, and fourteen since the only movie that was actually great. But hey, Johnny has alimony payments and these films somehow still make more money than all the gold on Treasure Island. So here we are with the 5th Pirates of The Caribbean film, which despite no-one asking for or wanting, everyone will end up dragging themselves to the theaters for anyway. At this point the franchise has long since gone rotten, and Dead Men Tell No Tales is the moldy fish scraped from the barrels bottom. Captain Jack Sparrow is back, but far from the Oscar nominated performance of the past, Depp has all the charm of a fifty year old man in the midst of a nasty divorce and domestic violence accusations trying to earn a paycheck. Lazy, stupid, and an afterthought

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Capt McNeely

May 29, 2017

Trailers

1993’s LITTLE DEVILS: THE BIRTH To Be Delivered On DVD And VHS

They don’t make films anymore like the ones the genre witnessed in the 80’s and early 90’s. One film is getting new life. 1993’s Little Devils: The Birth, starring Marc Price, Wayne McNamara and Russ Tamblyn, is being re-released by Shivers Entertainment on DVD. A limited number (Twenty-five) of VHS will also be available. The horror-comedy from director George Pavlou and writer Elliott Stein, with a Gremlins meets Goulies feel, begins with a scientist who takes a trip to Hell and returns with a strange ooze that brings his evil sculptures to life. From the Press Release: Victoria, British Columbia: Canadian film distributor Shivers Entertainment is set to launch evil upon the world! Their latest launch is a re-release of director George Pavlou (Rawhead Rex, Transmutations) and writer Elliott Stein’s Little Devils: The Birth. Originally released in 1993, Shivers will make this iconic Canadian filmwork available through a limited DVD and VHS release. Items will be limited as gargoyles emerge

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

May 26, 2017

From the Crypt

Details For ‘Jeepers Creepers 3’ Emerge And ‘Jeepers Creepers 4’ Confirmed

With Jeepers Creepers 3 in post production, details are starting to emerge. It seems that not only does it pick up after the events in part 2, it is filled with flash backs. Word is, writer-director Victor Salva had completely rewrote the script after it was announced to lower the budget for the movie that has had so much trouble getting off the ground. In an interview with Diabolique Magazine, star of both the original film and Jeepers Creepers 3, Gina Phillips talked about the flashbacks and her character, Trish. …the plan is for this stuff to go to the screen in the next Jeepers Creepers movie,” she said. Victor has written what happens from the second after the conclusion of Jeepers Creepers 3,” she continued. “I think that’s all I’m allowed to say about it but he wrote in such detail and he had a lot of flashbacks to what happened over the years that it made it very

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

May 23, 2017

Trailers

Behold, The Trailer For THE DARK TOWER

Yesterday, the first two teaser trailers were released for Nikolaj Arcel’s highly-anticipated adaption of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower. Today, the first full trailer here and it is everything we had hoped for. The films follows Gunslinger Roland Deschain, played by Idris Elba, roams the world in search of the dark tower, with the hope he might be able to save his dying world. The “Man in Black” (Matthew McConaughey), has decimated Mid-World and destroyed everyone Roland ever loved and he’s searching for Jake Chambers (Tom Taylor), who possesses a powerful psychic ability referred to as “The Shine”. The boy’s dreams are filled with horrible sights, a dark man, a tall tower and doorways to different worlds. If Roland can protect the boy, he will earn back his self-respect. One person stands in the way of the “Man In Black”, and that is Roland. He is determined to can bring down the Dark Tower, ending “The Man in Black’s” reign

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

May 3, 2017

News

Women (In Horror) Crush Wednesday: ALIEN DAY TWOFER! Sigourney Weaver And Veronica Cartwright

Greetings, my Little Xenomorphs. Yes, I know you’re all accustomed to the moniker of Little Monsters, but today is the 26th of April or 4/26, thus making it ALIEN DAY! I trust I don’t need to explain the relevance of the number combination in relation to the movie Alien. BUT, for those of you who don’t know, it’s a reference to the planet, known as LV-426, where the crew of the star-freighter Nostromo first encountered the facehugger that “impregnated” Ash (played by the late great John Hurt). OK, that’s enough of that, because we’re here to focus on TWO wonderful Women of Horror today. That’s right, count ’em…one, two. As you can clearly see, the focus today is on the only two female female cast members of Ridley Scott’s classic 1979 film, Alien – Veronica Cartwright and Sigourney Weaver. Both of these ladies would grace the world with their presence in 1949. Veronica A. Cartwright was born on April 20th

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Capt McNeely

Apr 26, 2017

News

Woman (In Horror) Crush Wednesday: Karen Black

Oh, why hello my Little Monsters, I didn’t see you standing there with bated breath, waiting to read about this weeks wonderful Woman of Horror. Of course having seen the image and the title before coming in to read this, you all will have already surmised that my focus today is on the legendary Karen Black. Karen originally came into this world as Karen Blanche Ziegler, on July 1st, 1939. She grew up in the Chicago suburb of Park Ridge, Illinois, where she ultimately graduated from Maine East High School. Karen would decide to stay in state to continue her education, majoring in theater arts at Northwestern University. Looking to further her training in the dramatic arts, Karen would move to New York, where she would study under famed acting teacher, Lee Strasberg. During the burgeoning years of her career, Karen had roles in many off Broadway productions, as well as making her screen debut in the 1960 film, The

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Capt McNeely

Apr 19, 2017