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The new trailer is here for the Brexit inspired movie Monstrous Disunion, “a Twilight Zone-style sledgehammer horror which throws a dark light on the battle between Brexiters and Bremainers. When Britain first, at David Cameron’s command, decided to hold a referendum on its future membership of the European Union, no-one expected the events of June 23rd, 2016 to have such a significant impact on the lives of one family in particular and the country as a whole! The creative team behind “Lonely Hearts” and “The Millennial Killer” (TrashArts Portsmouth) has released a new trailer for their upcoming indie feature film, Monstrous Disunion, the next “pig” thing in horror! Starring Jessamie Waldon-Day and Martin W Payne, and directed by Jackson Batchelor, Monstrous Disunion is set on the day of the EU Referendum and Britain is about to change forever. When Maddie returned home from university with two friends in tow, she expected to clash with her family’s views but had no
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The legendary Italian filmmaker who brought us Suspiria, Deep Red, Phenomena, and his collaboration with George A. Romero with Dawn of the Dead, Dario Argento, will now add video games to his list of works as the artistic director for the upcoming horror/thriller Dreadful Bond that’s being made by Clod Studio. The indie crowd-funded game is still in the works has a Kickstarter up where you can donate, and depending on how much you donate, can receive items signed by Argento himself! Dreadful Bond is a project that’s very close to my themes, to my films, to my dreams: it has something deep that struck me immediately. I got carried away on this new journey with Clod Studio” says Argento. The game is a supernatural, psychological thriller set in the first-person view of an unknown character who is exploring a mansion that was the site of recent horrors. The more the character explores the mansion, the more secrets they’ll uncover
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Leading independent distributor Wild Eye Releasing has acquired the Portuguese horror film The Forest of the Lost Souls. The psychological “coming of age” horror film, written and directed by directed by José Pedro Lopes, marks Wild Eye’s first theatrical release. The film, which made its world premiere at the Fantasporto Film Festival on February 26, 2017, is scheduled to open in theaters this August. In the film, “Ricardo and Carolina are complete strangers that meet seemingly by chance in the “Forest of the Lost Souls”, a place where many people go to commit suicide. These two, a young woman and an old man, are no different than the others as they also came to the forest for this very reason. After they decide to briefly postpone killing themselves in order to explore the forest and also to continue talking to one another, as Ricardo and Carolina find themselves intrigued by one another. However, as the pair go further into the
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Robert Eggers, the brilliant mind behind The Witch, is teaming up with A24 once more, this time for The Lighthouse which Eggers both wrote the script and is directing. This week editor Louise Ford (The Witch, Don’t Breathe) revealed a few details about The Lighthouse during a conversation with Mandy News, including the fact that it will be in black and white. It’s set in 1890, and we’re shooting on 35mm black and white stock, virtually unheard of nowadays,” she said. “Most black and white movies are shot in colour, and then converted to black and white in post. The dailies look beautiful; it’s very exciting.” The film is about an aging lighthouse keeper, named Old. It takes place in Nova Scotia in the early 20th century.” Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson are set to star in the film. Rodrigo Teixeira and Lourenço Sant’ Anna will produce under their banner Brazil-based RT Features, along with Jay Van Hoy and Youree
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The “Twilight Zone” throwback An Idle Mind Is the Devil’s Playground has now arrived on VOD and Amazon Prime (worldwide) from Reel Nightmare Films and the Together Magic Film Group. Set in the 1960s, a reclusive musician with a pathological fear of human contact finds himself in the unexpected company of several ghosts from his past. Written and directed by Michael Jason Allen for He Said She Said Productions (represented by Brian Harrington Consulting), the black and white horror film “boasts beautiful cinematography, eerie original music, and the endorsement of writer Spats White, a friend and collaborator of Twilight Zone creator, Rod Serling: “[An Idle Mind…] successfully reeks of (Serling’s) era and style. Knowing him as well as I did, I think I can safely assume and assert here that Mr. Serling would have totally appreciated and thoroughly enjoyed this motion picture.” Reel Nightmare Films will bring An Idle Mind is the Devil’s Playground to DVD next month. Before that,
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Journey back in time for director Jeff Broadstreet’s sci-fi genre film B.R.A.I.N.S. Set in October 1957, centers on a rogue U.S. Air Force General uses Nazi mad science to beat the Commies to the Moon! The film stars an incredible cast including John Kassir, Chase Williamson, Trent Haaga, Daniel Roebuck, Sarah Lieving, Chris Rubeiz, Sean Whalen, and brilliant actor Doug Jones as “Eldard Dullard”, as well as stars from some of the biggest cult movies of all time including Virginia Leith (The Brain That Wouldn’t Die), Vincent Price (The Last Man on Earth) and Criswell (Plan 9 From Outer Space). “It is October 5, 1957, and with the Soviet launch of Sputnik-1, The Space Race has begun. Rogue Air Force General Frank Chapman (Trent Haaga) is determined to establish a military base on the Moon before the Russians. Using Nazi mad science, headed by Dr. Werner Brandt (John Kassir), General Chapman has outfitted a modified German V-2 rocket with a
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Remakes are everywhere these days, but most are centered around movies that everyone has seen, like The Mummy. One directer is going the less traveled route. Derek Carl is remaking the 1962 film The Brain That Wouldn’t Die and we have the first images. In the new film, written by Hank Huffman, a brilliant transplant surgeon revives the head of his recently decapitated fiancee in hopes of finding her a new body. Originally directed by Joseph Green, the black and white film starred Jason Evers, Virginia Leith and Anthony La Penna. Rachael Perrell Fosket, Patrick D. Green, David Withers, Jason Reynolds, Robert Blanche, and Mia Allen star in the new version of the film that will be unleashed next year. Follow The Brain That Wouldn’t Die on Facebook, Twitter, and visit the official website for regular updates and more. Check out the trailer for the original film.
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The new trailer is here for the Brexit inspired movie Monstrous Disunion, “a Twilight Zone-style sledgehammer horror which throws a dark light on the battle between Brexiters and Bremainers. When Britain first, at David Cameron’s command, decided to hold a referendum on its future membership of the European Union, no-one expected the events of June 23rd, 2016 to have such a significant impact on the lives of one family in particular and the country as a whole! The creative team behind “Lonely Hearts” and “The Millennial Killer” (TrashArts Portsmouth) has released a new trailer for their upcoming indie feature film, Monstrous Disunion, the next “pig” thing in horror! Starring Jessamie Waldon-Day and Martin W Payne, and directed by Jackson Batchelor, Monstrous Disunion is set on the day of the EU Referendum and Britain is about to change forever. When Maddie returned home from university with two friends in tow, she expected to clash with her family’s views but had no
Continue reading →
ForeignGamingIndieNewsProductThriller
The legendary Italian filmmaker who brought us Suspiria, Deep Red, Phenomena, and his collaboration with George A. Romero with Dawn of the Dead, Dario Argento, will now add video games to his list of works as the artistic director for the upcoming horror/thriller Dreadful Bond that’s being made by Clod Studio. The indie crowd-funded game is still in the works has a Kickstarter up where you can donate, and depending on how much you donate, can receive items signed by Argento himself! Dreadful Bond is a project that’s very close to my themes, to my films, to my dreams: it has something deep that struck me immediately. I got carried away on this new journey with Clod Studio” says Argento. The game is a supernatural, psychological thriller set in the first-person view of an unknown character who is exploring a mansion that was the site of recent horrors. The more the character explores the mansion, the more secrets they’ll uncover
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesNewsTrailers
Leading independent distributor Wild Eye Releasing has acquired the Portuguese horror film The Forest of the Lost Souls. The psychological “coming of age” horror film, written and directed by directed by José Pedro Lopes, marks Wild Eye’s first theatrical release. The film, which made its world premiere at the Fantasporto Film Festival on February 26, 2017, is scheduled to open in theaters this August. In the film, “Ricardo and Carolina are complete strangers that meet seemingly by chance in the “Forest of the Lost Souls”, a place where many people go to commit suicide. These two, a young woman and an old man, are no different than the others as they also came to the forest for this very reason. After they decide to briefly postpone killing themselves in order to explore the forest and also to continue talking to one another, as Ricardo and Carolina find themselves intrigued by one another. However, as the pair go further into the
Continue reading →
News
Robert Eggers, the brilliant mind behind The Witch, is teaming up with A24 once more, this time for The Lighthouse which Eggers both wrote the script and is directing. This week editor Louise Ford (The Witch, Don’t Breathe) revealed a few details about The Lighthouse during a conversation with Mandy News, including the fact that it will be in black and white. It’s set in 1890, and we’re shooting on 35mm black and white stock, virtually unheard of nowadays,” she said. “Most black and white movies are shot in colour, and then converted to black and white in post. The dailies look beautiful; it’s very exciting.” The film is about an aging lighthouse keeper, named Old. It takes place in Nova Scotia in the early 20th century.” Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson are set to star in the film. Rodrigo Teixeira and Lourenço Sant’ Anna will produce under their banner Brazil-based RT Features, along with Jay Van Hoy and Youree
Continue reading →
Trailers
The “Twilight Zone” throwback An Idle Mind Is the Devil’s Playground has now arrived on VOD and Amazon Prime (worldwide) from Reel Nightmare Films and the Together Magic Film Group. Set in the 1960s, a reclusive musician with a pathological fear of human contact finds himself in the unexpected company of several ghosts from his past. Written and directed by Michael Jason Allen for He Said She Said Productions (represented by Brian Harrington Consulting), the black and white horror film “boasts beautiful cinematography, eerie original music, and the endorsement of writer Spats White, a friend and collaborator of Twilight Zone creator, Rod Serling: “[An Idle Mind…] successfully reeks of (Serling’s) era and style. Knowing him as well as I did, I think I can safely assume and assert here that Mr. Serling would have totally appreciated and thoroughly enjoyed this motion picture.” Reel Nightmare Films will bring An Idle Mind is the Devil’s Playground to DVD next month. Before that,
Continue reading →
Trailers
Journey back in time for director Jeff Broadstreet’s sci-fi genre film B.R.A.I.N.S. Set in October 1957, centers on a rogue U.S. Air Force General uses Nazi mad science to beat the Commies to the Moon! The film stars an incredible cast including John Kassir, Chase Williamson, Trent Haaga, Daniel Roebuck, Sarah Lieving, Chris Rubeiz, Sean Whalen, and brilliant actor Doug Jones as “Eldard Dullard”, as well as stars from some of the biggest cult movies of all time including Virginia Leith (The Brain That Wouldn’t Die), Vincent Price (The Last Man on Earth) and Criswell (Plan 9 From Outer Space). “It is October 5, 1957, and with the Soviet launch of Sputnik-1, The Space Race has begun. Rogue Air Force General Frank Chapman (Trent Haaga) is determined to establish a military base on the Moon before the Russians. Using Nazi mad science, headed by Dr. Werner Brandt (John Kassir), General Chapman has outfitted a modified German V-2 rocket with a
Continue reading →
Trailers
Remakes are everywhere these days, but most are centered around movies that everyone has seen, like The Mummy. One directer is going the less traveled route. Derek Carl is remaking the 1962 film The Brain That Wouldn’t Die and we have the first images. In the new film, written by Hank Huffman, a brilliant transplant surgeon revives the head of his recently decapitated fiancee in hopes of finding her a new body. Originally directed by Joseph Green, the black and white film starred Jason Evers, Virginia Leith and Anthony La Penna. Rachael Perrell Fosket, Patrick D. Green, David Withers, Jason Reynolds, Robert Blanche, and Mia Allen star in the new version of the film that will be unleashed next year. Follow The Brain That Wouldn’t Die on Facebook, Twitter, and visit the official website for regular updates and more. Check out the trailer for the original film.
Continue reading →
