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Award Winning Horror Franchise ‘Volumes OF Blood’ Kicks Off Campaign For Final Film

The award-winning horror anthology Volumes of Blood is gearing for their third installment, Volumes of Blood: Devil’s Knight. The franchise has had rave reviews from critics and fans alike, making big waves in the indie film world. With the motto “by fans for fans”, P.J. Starks (10/31, e-Demon) and Eric Huskisson‘ s (The Confession of Fred Krueger) Blood Moon Pictures has just launched the Indiegogo campaign to help fund the third and final film of the franchise with a goal of $15,000 and features some killer perks and affordable ways to get your face or name in the film! Set on the morning of Halloween, several strangers are arrested for their involvement in multiple atrocities across the city of Owensboro. As each is interrogated by police the horrifying reality of their stories unfolds revealing werewolves, killer children, revenge, retribution and the bloody truth about a relentless serial killer who will stop at nothing to make sure he finishes what he

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 18, 2019

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Take A Trip To ‘Catskill Park’ – On Blu-ray And DVD

Freestyle Digital Media, the digital film distribution division of Byron Allen’s Entertainment Studios is set to release the horror-sci-fi thriller Catskill Park on Blu-ray and DVD. “Based on a real story, Catskill Park is a chilling tale about a camping trip that turns into a living nightmare when a blizzard traps four friends in 36 inches of sudden snow on Halloween night. A race for life ensues as they are hunted by horrific monsters, discovering a larger alien conspiracy with every terrifying stride.” Directed by Vlad Yudin, Catskill Park was produced by Dan DeFilippo and Edwin Mejia for Pipeline Entertainment and The Vladar Company. The cast includes Lauren Francesca (‘Sam’), Gregory Lay (‘Tommy’), Alexander Cendese (‘Ex’), Melissa Haley Smith (‘Monica’), Wen Yann Shih (‘Karen’), and Brittney Lee Hamilton (‘Liz’). With Rajesh Nahar (‘Dr. Charles Roy’), Tristan Montejo Garcia (‘Little Boy’), C.R. Marchi (‘Ranger’), Gio Perez (‘Mike’), and Timothy M. Schumacher (‘Jimmy’) in supporting roles. The response to the film has

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 6, 2019

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The New ‘Hellboy’ Trailer Is Badass AF

The second trailer for Hellboy is here and it’s badass AF, teasing an action-packed, bloodier film than its predecessors. David Harbour (Stranger Things) stars as Hellboy in Neil Marshall’s new addition to the Hellboy franchise, which finds Hellboy caught between two worlds, the human and the supernatural and will face an ancient sorceress (Milla Jovovich) hell-bent on destroying mankind in this R-rated film. Based on the comic series created by Mike Mignola, who wrote the script with Andrew Cosby and Christopher Golden, Hellboy also stars Ian McShane, Sasha Lane, and Daniel Dae Kim. Hellboy arrives in theaters on April 12, 2019, from Lionsgate.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 1, 2019

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David Harbour Explains How Hellboy Is Different From The Original

When the new Hellboy movie was first announced I was a bit disappointed to hear that Ron Perlman would not be reprising his role as Hellboy. But when it was revealed that “Stranger Things” star David Harbour had been cast as the star, my curiosity was peaked. This time Guillermo del Toro is not involved. Neil Marshall is directing Hellboy, which has scored a hard “R” rating for violence. You may be wondering what makes Harbour’s Hellboy different from the original. During a recent interview with Empire, Harbour explained how his version of the character is different. We’ve also got a new poster (below). [Perlman] does something quite extraordinary in those [Hellboy] films [directed by del Toro] that is very specific to him, and I did not want to imitate that in any way. In our movie Hellboy’s younger. He’s rougher. He’s much more of a teenager. He’s really struggling with the idea of whether or not he’s a good

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Feb 24, 2019

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Warner Bros. Making A Horror Film Based On “The Banana Splits” Show

Warner Brs. Home Entertainment and Syfy are teaming are adapting Hanna-Barbera’s show the “The Banana Splits Adventure Hour“…as a horror movie. Yes, you read that right. Deadline is reporting that the animal hosts will be back and that the movie is set to premiere later this year from Blue Ribbon Content and Warner Bros. It will make its television premiere on Syfy. In the new horror thriller, “A boy named Harley and his family (brother Austin, mother Beth, and father Mitch) attend a taping of The Banana Splits TV show, which is supposed to be a fun-filled birthday for young Harley and business as usual for Rebecca, the producer of the series. But things take an unexpected turn — and the body count quickly rises. Can Harley, his mom, and their new pals safely escape?” Dani Kind (“Wyonna Earp”), Finlay Wojtak-Hissong (The Kindness of Strangers), Romeo Carere (Pyewacket), Steve Lund (Schitt’s Creek), and Sara Canning (“The Vampire Diaries”) star in

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Feb 20, 2019

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Short Film Review: The Congregation (2018)

Carlotta Moore (playing herself) blows into town like an unholy amalgamation of Father Merrin and a film noir femme fatale (and you can bet her make-up is flawless to boot)! What is Moore’s mission? To perform an exorcism of a man possessed by consumerism (and armed with a killer credit card)…all at the hands of a walking, talking Satanic tooth (have I mentioned this short is batshit insane?)…things get stranger from there with Moore attempting to complete her crusade against capitalism no matter what outre forces stand in her way (and if you think that tooth was weird, you are in for oh so much more…)! You know how folks are always going on about “how they don’t make flicks like they used to in the Grindhouse days?” Well CHRZU fucking does! This dude is a powerhouse of beautifully shot, ultra-shocking pure exploitation bliss (and there’s a message in there for ya too), and The Congregation continues that trend (and

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DanXIII

Feb 19, 2019

Movies

Psycho-thriller PIERCING on Blu-ray and DVD March 12th!

The Christopher Abbott and Mia Wasikowski starring horror-thriller Piercing is set to make it’s Blu-ray and DVD debut on March 12th. The official skinny on the fright flick goes as follows: In this twisted love story, a man seeks out an unsuspecting stranger to help him purge the dark torments of his past. His plan goes awry when he encounters a woman with plans of her own. A playful psycho-thriller game of cat-and-mouse based on Ryû Murakami’s novel. PIERCING will be available on Blu-ray and DVD in the United States and Canada on March 12, 2019. In the U.S., PIERCING will be available on Blu-ray for an SRP of $22.98 USD and on DVD for an SRP of $19.98 USD. In Canada, PIERCING will be available on Blu-ray for an SRP of $26.99 CAD and on DVD for an SRP of $22.99 CAD. So now you cats n’ creeps know…and from the looks of that trailer below I think this

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DanXIII

Feb 13, 2019

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Oh Hai Shark… Teaser Trailer for ‘Big Shark’ Excites Fans Of ‘The Room’

Tommy Wiseau is going to be making his horror debut both as director and actor in Big Shark. Wiseau teased the film last night on his twitter with a picture of a poster for the film as well as a link to the teaser trailer. The teaser trailer was actually shown in front of an audience attending a London screening of Wiseau’s well-known film, The Room, a film that’s famous for being so bad it’s good. Wiseau will be accompanied by Greg Sestero and Isaiah LaBorde. Sestero is no stranger working with Wiseau as he played Mark in The Room, where the iconic “Oh hai Mark” scene is from. Sestero later went on to write a book about making the film that was later adapted to screen under the same title The Disaster Artist where James Franco played Wiseau.

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Capt McNeely

Feb 11, 2019

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Stephen King’s ‘Mile 81’ Getting An Adaptation

Stephen King adaptations just keep coming (not that we are complaining). Only one day after the trailer was released for the reboot of King’s Pet Sematary, news comes, via Deadline, that Alistar Legrand has now signed on to direct the adaptation of King’s novella Mile 81 from the script penned by Legrand and Luke Harvest. The tale, which was originally an e-book, was later expanded as part of King’s The Bazaar of Bad Dreams collection. “Set around a remote, boarded-up rest stop, the film will follow 12-year-old Pete, his brother, and a group of strangers who must fight to survive as they’re hunted by a mysterious force.” Legrand is the same director behind 2015’s supernatural film The Diabolical and the 2017 thriller Clinical. Ross M. Dinerstein, who produced the adaptation of King’s 1922, will serve as producer for Mile 81 which is headed to the European Film Market in Berlin. Mile 81 follows a long list of King adaptations headed

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Feb 8, 2019

MoviesNews

Josh Lobo’s ‘I Trapped The Devil’ Set For An April Release From IFC Midnight

IFC Midnight announced today that they are acquiring the rights to writer-director Josh Lobo‘s debut film I Trapped the Devil (formerly known as A Man in the Dark). The all-star cast includes Chris Sullivan (“This is Us”, Guardians of the Galaxy 2), Jocelin Donahue (The House of the Devil, Doctor Sleep), AJ Bowen (You’re Next, The Sacrament), Susan Burke (Stan against Evil), and Scott Poythress (“Homeland”). It’s the Christmas season, a time of peace and joy with friends and family. But when Matt (AJ Bowen) and his wife Karen (Susan Burke) show up unannounced at the home of his estranged brother Steve (Scott Poythress) to celebrate the holidays, they are instead greeted with a disturbing surprise. Held hostage in Steve’s basement is a man—though not just any man. Or perhaps not a man at all. Steve believes that he has captured the human manifestation of the Devil himself. As shock and skepticism turn to fear and paranoia, Matt and Karen

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Feb 5, 2019