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First Image From ‘Black Water: Abyss’ Bares Its Teeth

The directing-producing team Andrew Traucki (The Reef) and Michael Robertson heading back to the water for the sequel to their 2007 film Black Water. We’ve got the first image from Black Water: Abyss, set in Australia’s dangerous mangrove swamps. Based on a real-life crocodile attack, “Black Water: Abyss follows an adventure-loving couple who convince their friends to explore a remote cave system in the forests of Northern Australia. With a storm approaching, they abseil into the mouth of the cave, which starts to flood and find themselves threatened by a pack of apex predators – dangerous and hungry crocodiles. As danger mounts, long-kept secrets emerge and the friends turn on each other in a frantic fight for survival.” Jessica McNamee, Luke Mitchell, Amali Golden, Anthony J. Sharpe, and Benjamin Hoetjes star. Sarah Smith and Ian John Ridley penned the script. Mike Runagall of Altitude, who represent the film at market, said the sequel will have a similar feel as the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 18, 2020
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Megan Fox Set To Star In ‘Till Death’ – From The Producer Of ‘The Conjuring 2’

Jennifer’s Body actress Megan Fox is making her return to the genre in Millennium Media’s high concept horror-thriller Till Death. Directed by S.K. Dale and written by Jason Carvey, the film tells the story of Emma (Fox), who is left handcuffed to her dead husband as part of a sickening revenge plot. She must find a way to survive the two hired killers who are returning to finish what they started. David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick (The Conjuring 2, The Conjuring 3) will be producing along with Tanner Mobley, Yariv Lerner, Les Weldon, and Rob Van Norden for Millennium. Avi Lerner, Boaz Davidson, Trevor Short, Jeffrey Greenstein, and Jonathan Yunger of Millennium will be executive producing. Production will begin this March in Sofia Bulgaria ScreenDaily reports.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 15, 2020
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‘Fox Hunt Drive’ Trailer Arrives Ahead Of Cinequest World Premiere

Ahead of its World Premiere at Cinequest in California this March, the trailer has arrived for Fox Hunt Drive. Buckle up for a thriller that will make you think twice about getting in the car with a stranger. Directed by Drew Walkup, the film centers on Alison (Lizzie Zerebko), a down-on-her-luck young woman who spends her evenings trying to make ends meet as a ride-share driver. While wrapping up her shift, she decides to take on one last passenger (Michael Olavson) – only to find herself in unexpected danger when she discovers the mysterious stranger is not who he appears to be. When she discovers blood-stained jewelry and a gun in her passenger’s bag, she begins to fear that she may not make it out of this trip alive. Adam Armstrong and Marcus DeVivo penned the script. Bloody-Disgusting claimed the exclusive. Cinequest Screening Schedule: Friday, March 6 @ 7:00 pm – Century 20, Redwood City (World Premiere) Monday, March 9

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 12, 2020
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Humans Are Prey In ‘The Hunt’ Trailer

“The most talked-about movie of the year is the one nobody has seen … yet.” We’ve got the brand new trailer for The Hunt from director Craig Zobel (Z for Zachariah, The Leftovers). Twelve strangers wake up in a clearing. They don’t know where they are, or how they got there. They don’t know they’ve been chosen… for a very specific purpose … The Hunt. In the shadow of a dark internet conspiracy theory, a group of elites gathers for the very first time at a remote Manor House to hunt ordinary Americans for sport. But the elites’ master plan is about to be derailed because one of The Hunted, Crystal (Betty Gilpin, GLOW), knows The Hunters’ game better than they do. She turns the tables on the killers, picking them off, one by one, as she makes her way toward the mysterious woman (two-time Oscar® winner Hilary Swank) at the center of it all. Emma Roberts (“AHS”), Ethan Suplee

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 11, 2020
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This March Face A Supernatural Cult In ‘The Dark Red’

Dark Sky Films has announced the theatrical and digital release date of The Dark Red, ranked the #1 movie at FrightFest Film Festival by Entertainment Focus. The Dark Red is a sophisticated, supernatural revenge thriller with a killer cast including April Billingsley (“The Walking Dead”, Last Vegas), Kelsey Scott (How to Get Away with Murder), and Rhoda Griffis (Parental Guidance, The Blind Side) that will appeal to fans of Unsane and The Uninvited. In the film, a young woman is committed to a psychiatric hospital claiming that her newborn has been abducted by a secret society called the Dark Red — an ancient, underground cult that harvests and controls an incredibly rare blood type that gives one the power to hear and guide another person’s thoughts. She says that she is special: that she carries a pure and powerful strain of the blood like nothing seen before, and that the society sees her and her child as its next evolution

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 11, 2020
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‘Come To Daddy’ Gets A Home Release Date

Elijah Wood is making his return to horror with Come to Daddy, headed your way this March from Lionsgate. Come to Daddy centers on Norval Greenwood, who arrives at his estranged father’s remote coastal cabin after receiving a letter. He quickly discovers that not only is his dad a prick and a bit insane, but that he also has a shady past that they are about to come face to face with. Norval must fight demons, some real and some perceived, in order to reconnect with the father he doesn’t really know. Written by Toby Harvard (The Greasy Strangler), based on an idea from director Ant Timpson (ABC of Death), Come to Daddy also stars Stephen McHattie (“Watchmen”), Garfield Wilson (“The Man in the High Castle”), Michael Smiley (The World’s End), Martin Donovan (Tenet), and Simon Chin (Killing Eve). Harvard is producing along with Laura Tunstall, Mette-Marie Kongsved, Emma Slade, and Daniel Berkman. Lia Buman, Tim Headington, and Timpson serve

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 10, 2020
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Movie Review: Thorns for Flowers (2016)

Psychic Leo (Vance Clemente) is hired by the local po-po to help them solve the slight problem they have with a maniac ripping women walking home alone at night new assholes six ways to Sunday. As he tries to determine just who will be next, Leo meets Catherine (Samantha Strelitz) who has been voted “Most Likely to Die Next”, and quickly falls in love with her. This would create obvious problems in and of itself, but their kissy-kissy is really going to be put to the test after the discovery of a preternatural hole in the ground that’ll really test their mettle but good! Written and directed by Anthony de Lioncourt, Thorns for Flowers is a bit of an all things for everyone affair. You get some drama, some thriller, some occult, a love story… and it’s a period piece (circa the ’70s to be percise) on top of all of that. So does it blend all of these ingredients

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DanXIII
Feb 10, 2020
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MidWest WeirdFest First Wave Announcement Promises Aliens, Monsters, Cryptids, and Demons

MidWest WeirdFest— a cinematic celebration of all things fantastic, frightening, paranormal, and just plain weird — has announced its first programming wave for 2020. The fourth annual installment of the festival takes place March 6–8, 2020 at the Micon Downtown Cinema in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. “MidWest WeirdFest is back with the type of cutting edge genre, paranormal, and underground cinema that our regular attendees have come to expect, and that first-time fest-goers are going to adore,” said festival founder and programming director Dean Bertram. “We are delighted to announce this year’s first wave of feature programming. From murderous puppets and ghostly encounters, through legendary beasties and UFOs, to Lovecraftian nightmares and serial killers, the festival’s 2020 program is loaded with weirdness — some of it real, some of it imagined, and much of it from that mysterious twilight territory that lays in between.” The first seven feature films announced follow. I saw Puppet Killer as part of Canada’s Blood in

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Joseph Perry
Feb 4, 2020
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New Intense Trailer For ‘Blood On Her Name’ Arrives Ahead Of Theatrical Debut

A woman’s panicked decision to cover up an accidental killing spirals out of control in Blood on Her Name, the 100% certified fresh feature debut from Atlanta-based filmmaker Matthew Pope. The new trailer has been released ahead of its theatrical debut later this month and it is intense. In Blood on Her Name, “the dead body lies at her feet, its blood still draining onto the floor. It was an accident, borne of self-defense, but its discovery could have devastating consequences for local garage owner Leigh Tiller and her son. In a panic, Leigh decides to conceal the crime, cleaning the bloody scene and scrambling to dispose of the body. But can she actually disappear a man from the earth—from his family—leaving them forever wondering? As Leigh is torn between her primal instincts and tortured conscience she struggles to keep her sins hidden from her estranged father–a cop with a long history of moral compromise –and from the keen-eyed girlfriend

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 4, 2020
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Movie Review: Exit (2020)

Steve (Billy James Machin) and Michelle (Leonarda Sahani) book an apartment in the city. sounds prosaic enough, but the establishment’s owner Russell (Tony Denham) has double booked that mother fucker and a second couple Christophe (Christophe Delesques) and Adrienne (Charlotte Gould) plan on poppin’ a squat there as well. But ol’ Russ cooks up a solution with the quickness; they can share the space tonight and he’ll comp a second apartment the next day. Crammed in that room, our heroes get down to brass tacks… mainly feeling all tense and shit, but some drink n’ drugs cure that… but with that comes some mind games and fuckin’… and that hoary ol’ chestnut; brutal violence. So, who will survive long enough to take advantage of Russell’s gratis pad? Featuring a vibe akin to ’70s cinema, and some lighting that will give giallo fans some tightness in the crotch of their collective trousers, Exit is a fascinating anomaly in the horror biz

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DanXIII
Jan 31, 2020
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