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Writer-director Anthony M. Winson’s classy, haunting creepfest The Baylock Residence premieres on DVD and Digital this fall from Wild Eye Releasing. “After the death of her sister, Patricia inherits her family’s estate and soon discovers that something or someone has been haunting the home for decades and harbors a disturbing family secret that she must uncover.” Kelly Goudie, Sarah Wynne Kordas, and Lindsay Foster star in the goosebump-inducing haunted house film, The Baylock Residence. Described as “The Conjuring meets Downton Abbey,” the film is set to be released September 17th.
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Alexandre Aja‘s creature feature Crawl is currently baring its teeth in theaters. It appears that the director isn’t wasting any time, he has already found his next project. It’s a “haunted house” movie, according to Collider. The currently untitled movie was written by Aja, Nick Simon (The Girl in the Photographs), and Jeff Howard who was behind Netflix’s huge hit series “The Haunting of Hill House.” Aja is taking an interesting approach, it will be an interactive movie, think “Black Mirror: Bandersnatch.” To achieve the movie Aja and Amblin are partnering with Kino Industries’ CtrlMovie tech. The viewer at theaters will be able to vote on the direction and narrative the story takes. For those watching at home, they will be able to influence the storyline via a phone app. We’ll update you when we know more.
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The brilliant duo behind A Quiet Place, Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, has just unleashed the character posters for their newest terrifying tale, Haunt, produced by Eli Roth (Hostel, The Green Inferno). The question is, does this mean there are four killers? Set on Halloween, the film follows a group of friends who enter an “extreme” haunted house that promises to prey on their darkest fears. The night quickly turns deadly as they realize that some monsters are real. Katie Stevens (Polaroid), Will Brittain (Kong: Skull Island), Andrew Caldwell (“iZombie”, Shazi Raja (“The Code”), Schuyler Helford (The Middle), and Phillip Johnson Richardson(“Chicago P.D.) star. Explore the horrors of Haunt – in theaters and on VOD September 13, 2019.
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If one of your favorite things about Halloween is the haunted houses, we have a treat for you and it doesn’t even involve you leaving your couch. Odds are you saw Bobby Roe’s 2014 found footage film The House October Built about a group of friends on a mission to find an extreme haunted house. If you haven’t. No problem, Netfix has it on its streaming service. If you have seen it and are a fan, you are going to love what I am about to tell you. There is a sequel on its way. Deadline is reporting that RLJ Entertainment has acquired the rights to The House October Built 2. Roe will be returning as director and co-writer, as will the original cast including Zack Andrews, Brandy Schaefer, Mikey Roe, and Jeff Larson. Steven Schneider (Split) serves as producer along with Andrews. We have more good news, a theatrical and VOD release date is being eyed for this September.
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You may already be counting down the days to Halloween (there is 132 as of writing this). Thoughts of haunted houses, creepy masked villains, and the supernatural entities are probably starting to enter your mind. Well, we have a treat for you, writer-director Tyler Christensen’s twisted Halloween tale House of Purgatory is now a streaming on Amazon Prime, free for subscribers! House of Purgatory stars Anne Leighton (Gangster Squad), Brian Krause (Charmed), Laura Coover (How to Get Away with Murder), Torey Adkins (30 Minutes or Less), Marika Engelhardt (Older Children), and Brad Fry (Wedding Bells & Shotgun Shells). The film centers on four teenagers who go in search of a reportedly haunted house on Halloween night. After locating it, they come to realize that the house is much more than an abandoned haunted house attraction. One-by-one each of the teens’ fears are used against them. The four friends soon find themselves not only in a fight for their lives, but
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Today, I had a conversation with Tyler Christensen. We talked about a lot of things including the state of horror, his new film ‘House of Purgatory‘, and the future of film. Honestly, it was the best conversation about horror I’ve had in a long time. Christensen’s background is in reality TV, but his true love is the horror genre. He has produced several series that you may have seen, ‘Billy the Exterminator’, ‘Wild West Alaska’ and more. He was much more eager to talk about his first film, ‘House of Purgatory’, which will be released on October 21st. Horror Fuel: You have produced several reality series. What made you decide to switch to writing horror? TC: I’ve always wanted to. But reality is what has payed the bills. I’m in LA and I thought it was time, so I took six months off to write the script for House of Purgatory. The one thing I got from college was how
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FOX Searchlight has signed a deal to adapt an eighty year old story from The New Yorker into a feature film. The two-part article, titled “Voices Through the Trumpet”was written by Carl Cramer and documents the events surrounding the first documented haunted house. The haunted house, located in upsate New York, was the home of the Fox sisters in the mid- 1800s. The two young sisters were the focus of the activity. The sisters continued to communicate with the spirit through out their lives. Carmer returned to the house and the spiritualist community that grew around it. JT Petty has signed on to write the script for the film. Alison Greenspan will be producing along side Dawn Ostoff of Conde Nast Entertainment and Jeremy Steckler, with Denise DiNovi serving as executive producer. Carmer focused on myths, legends and lore through out his career in journalism. “Voices Through the Trumpet’, published in 1936, remains his most well known piece. The names
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Writer-director Anthony M. Winson’s classy, haunting creepfest The Baylock Residence premieres on DVD and Digital this fall from Wild Eye Releasing. “After the death of her sister, Patricia inherits her family’s estate and soon discovers that something or someone has been haunting the home for decades and harbors a disturbing family secret that she must uncover.” Kelly Goudie, Sarah Wynne Kordas, and Lindsay Foster star in the goosebump-inducing haunted house film, The Baylock Residence. Described as “The Conjuring meets Downton Abbey,” the film is set to be released September 17th.
Continue reading →
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Alexandre Aja‘s creature feature Crawl is currently baring its teeth in theaters. It appears that the director isn’t wasting any time, he has already found his next project. It’s a “haunted house” movie, according to Collider. The currently untitled movie was written by Aja, Nick Simon (The Girl in the Photographs), and Jeff Howard who was behind Netflix’s huge hit series “The Haunting of Hill House.” Aja is taking an interesting approach, it will be an interactive movie, think “Black Mirror: Bandersnatch.” To achieve the movie Aja and Amblin are partnering with Kino Industries’ CtrlMovie tech. The viewer at theaters will be able to vote on the direction and narrative the story takes. For those watching at home, they will be able to influence the storyline via a phone app. We’ll update you when we know more.
Continue reading →
HalloweenHoliday HorrorMoviesNewsTrailers
The brilliant duo behind A Quiet Place, Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, has just unleashed the character posters for their newest terrifying tale, Haunt, produced by Eli Roth (Hostel, The Green Inferno). The question is, does this mean there are four killers? Set on Halloween, the film follows a group of friends who enter an “extreme” haunted house that promises to prey on their darkest fears. The night quickly turns deadly as they realize that some monsters are real. Katie Stevens (Polaroid), Will Brittain (Kong: Skull Island), Andrew Caldwell (“iZombie”, Shazi Raja (“The Code”), Schuyler Helford (The Middle), and Phillip Johnson Richardson(“Chicago P.D.) star. Explore the horrors of Haunt – in theaters and on VOD September 13, 2019.
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Uncategorized
If one of your favorite things about Halloween is the haunted houses, we have a treat for you and it doesn’t even involve you leaving your couch. Odds are you saw Bobby Roe’s 2014 found footage film The House October Built about a group of friends on a mission to find an extreme haunted house. If you haven’t. No problem, Netfix has it on its streaming service. If you have seen it and are a fan, you are going to love what I am about to tell you. There is a sequel on its way. Deadline is reporting that RLJ Entertainment has acquired the rights to The House October Built 2. Roe will be returning as director and co-writer, as will the original cast including Zack Andrews, Brandy Schaefer, Mikey Roe, and Jeff Larson. Steven Schneider (Split) serves as producer along with Andrews. We have more good news, a theatrical and VOD release date is being eyed for this September.
Continue reading →
Trailers
You may already be counting down the days to Halloween (there is 132 as of writing this). Thoughts of haunted houses, creepy masked villains, and the supernatural entities are probably starting to enter your mind. Well, we have a treat for you, writer-director Tyler Christensen’s twisted Halloween tale House of Purgatory is now a streaming on Amazon Prime, free for subscribers! House of Purgatory stars Anne Leighton (Gangster Squad), Brian Krause (Charmed), Laura Coover (How to Get Away with Murder), Torey Adkins (30 Minutes or Less), Marika Engelhardt (Older Children), and Brad Fry (Wedding Bells & Shotgun Shells). The film centers on four teenagers who go in search of a reportedly haunted house on Halloween night. After locating it, they come to realize that the house is much more than an abandoned haunted house attraction. One-by-one each of the teens’ fears are used against them. The four friends soon find themselves not only in a fight for their lives, but
Continue reading →
Interviews
Today, I had a conversation with Tyler Christensen. We talked about a lot of things including the state of horror, his new film ‘House of Purgatory‘, and the future of film. Honestly, it was the best conversation about horror I’ve had in a long time. Christensen’s background is in reality TV, but his true love is the horror genre. He has produced several series that you may have seen, ‘Billy the Exterminator’, ‘Wild West Alaska’ and more. He was much more eager to talk about his first film, ‘House of Purgatory’, which will be released on October 21st. Horror Fuel: You have produced several reality series. What made you decide to switch to writing horror? TC: I’ve always wanted to. But reality is what has payed the bills. I’m in LA and I thought it was time, so I took six months off to write the script for House of Purgatory. The one thing I got from college was how
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsParanormalReviewsStreaming TV
FOX Searchlight has signed a deal to adapt an eighty year old story from The New Yorker into a feature film. The two-part article, titled “Voices Through the Trumpet”was written by Carl Cramer and documents the events surrounding the first documented haunted house. The haunted house, located in upsate New York, was the home of the Fox sisters in the mid- 1800s. The two young sisters were the focus of the activity. The sisters continued to communicate with the spirit through out their lives. Carmer returned to the house and the spiritualist community that grew around it. JT Petty has signed on to write the script for the film. Alison Greenspan will be producing along side Dawn Ostoff of Conde Nast Entertainment and Jeremy Steckler, with Denise DiNovi serving as executive producer. Carmer focused on myths, legends and lore through out his career in journalism. “Voices Through the Trumpet’, published in 1936, remains his most well known piece. The names
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