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Movie Review: ‘The Invisible Man’

I’ve had high expectations for The Invisible Man since day one. And as I sat in the theater this weekend hearing the audience’s screams around me, it became clear that this brilliant film from writer-director Leigh Whannell is without a doubt making the top of our “Best of 2020” list. Not many movies can make me jump these days, but The Invisible Man had me curled up in my seat holding onto my man’s arm with a death grip. Is it scary? Hell yes! But that’s not all the movie is about. At the heart of the story is Cecilia (Elizabeth Moss), a woman fighting to break free from her psychotic, abusive boyfriend, Adrian (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) who has the means to make her life a living hell. He’s created a suit that turns you invisible and he uses it to alienate her and torture her every way he can. But what he’s not counting on is Cecilia finding the strength

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 12, 2020

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The ‘Red Static’ Trailer Teases Murder And Mental Illness

From producers of Tuftland comes Sami Pöyry‘s new gritty psychedelic thriller, Red Static whose teaser trailer has arrived, giving us a taste of what’s to come. The film directed and written by Pöyry tells the story of Timo, a lonely man living on a secluded farm, who invites his childhood friends for a visit. He has a plan that will change their lives forever. The gritty and almost psychedelic film addresses the same issues as the Oscar winners Parasite and Joker; mental health issues and alienation from society. Red Static (also known as Punainen Kohina), filmed in the Finnish countryside under the sunlight of summer nights, stars the established faces of Finnish independent and genre cinema Jari Manninen, Roope Olenius, Veera W. Vilo, Jere Saarela and Saara Elina. The film is a co-production between Monadi-Filmi and Bright Fame Pictures. Olenius and Vilo, also producers of the film, are familiar faces behind the award-winning hillbilly horror Tuftland (2017) and upcoming figure-skating

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 11, 2020

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Top Tips on How You Can Keep Up with All Things Horror

Top Tips on How You Can Keep Up with All Things Horror If you are a big horror fan then, you will probably love all things horror and want to find many different ways to enjoy scary experiences. If you want to enjoy the horror genre as much as you can without only watching movies then, you have come to the right place. This is because, in this article, we will discuss some of the best ways that you can keep up with all things horror. If this is something that you are interested in then, make sure you have a read over this article to find out more. Watch Horror Movies One of the easiest ways to keep up with all things horror is to make sure you watch different kinds of horror movies. Throughout the years, there have been many different horror movies created from sequels to some classics that are still popular to this day as well

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Mar 11, 2020

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Bill Moseley Stars In Animated Horror ‘To Your Last Death’ – On Digital Next Week

A woman is on a mission to save her family after she’s pit against her siblings in a deadly game in the award-winning animated horror To You Last Death. Starring Morena Baccarin, Bill Moseley, Ray Wise, Dani Lennon, and William Shatner, the film is from director Jason Axinn and writers Tanya Klein and Jim Cirile. “After emerging as the sole survivor in a deadly revenge game set up by her father to punish his children, Miriam receives an offer from a supernatural entity to go back in time and try again. Now, Miriam must survive both her father’s blood lust and the Gamemaster’s ever-changing rules to save her siblings as she relives the worst night of her life.” Cindi Rice, Jason Axinn, and Paige Barnett produced with Tanya Klein, James Cirile, and John Frank Rosenblum serve as executive producers. Check out the new trailer for To Your Last Death set to be released on Digital and On-Demand on March 17th,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 11, 2020

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Director Karyn Kusama Sinks Her Teeth Into Universal’s ‘Dracula’ Reboot

After the failure of The Mummy back in 2017, Universal’s “Dark Universe” came to an end before it even really began. But now that The Invisible Man is a box office success the studio is finally ready to bring more Universal Monsters back to life. Today, we’ve learned that another new Universal Monster movie is in the works. So, which monster is it? It’s our favorite bloodsucker, Dracula. Like The Invisible Man, Dracula will have a modern spin and be set in the present day. Karyn Kusama (Destroyer) will be in the director’s chair, THR reports. Blumhouse will be producing the movie penned by Matt Manfredi and Phil Hay, who have worked with Kusama on multiple films including Destroyer and The Invitation. Back in November, we reported that a new Invisible Woman is on its way. Last week we reported that James Wan had signed on to produce a Universal Monster movie, but reports are coming in that Wan’s mysterious

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 11, 2020

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The ‘Infection’ Spreads This April

For the first time, a zombie plague ravages Venezuala, and it sets the apocalyptic devastation against a backdrop of the very real sociopolitical turmoil ravaging the country in Infection. “After an outbreak of a new strand of the rabies virus turns the population into crazed, bloodthirsty cannibals, a young doctor finds himself separated from his son, with the rapidly decaying city and sprawling countryside standing between them. Navigating his way through the plague-infested streets and marauder-filled backwoods roads, he must use every resource at his disposal to find his way back to his only child and hopefully unlock the secret to a cure for the deadly disease. ” The film, directed by Flavio Pedota is a breakneck thriller where the survival of an entire species may depend on the survival of one man. Catch Infection on Digital and DVD on April 14, 2020, from Dark Sky Films.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 10, 2020

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Review: Horror Pack February Subscription Box

Every horror fan has something in common other than their taste in entertainment, they all love adding to their collection. One of the best ways to do that is with the Horror Pack subscription box. I walked out on my porch Friday to find a box sitting in my rocking chair. I knew it had to be the February Horror Pack box, thanks to tracking updates emailed regularly. I got so excited as I opened it, it felt a bit like Christmas morning. The four Blu-rays were wrapped up nice and tight in their factory packages. The movies in the February box includes Drag Me to Hell: The Director’s Cut, one of the best films from Sam Raimi since Evil Dead; there is 2018’s Elizabeth Harvest, a creepy AF flick; The Darkness starring Kevin Bacon was also included along with the Horror Pack Exclusive indie horror Click Bait. All in all, I’m really happy about the selection. Three of the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 10, 2020

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DVD Review: Little Joe (2019)

Alice (Emily Beecham) toils away breeding plants packed full of good ol’ genetic engineering that her company hopes to sell for a tidy profit along with her co-worker Chris (Ben Wishlaw). One of their major finds is a plant that releases a scent that stimulates happiness in people’s brains. I’m sure nothing wrong will happen involving that experiment… Something goes wrong with that experiment, and soon the plant, dubbed ‘Little Joe’, subtly changes everyone that breathes it’s pollen so that they are happy as clams as intended, but they give zero shits about the outside world and anyone not under Joe’s sway. Will anyone escape the assimilation to happy town, or will the world become strung out on that sweet, sweet Joe? Little Joe is one odd lil’ flick boils n’ ghouls! For starters this is a rather low key, detached affair, a style choice that accentuates the fact that the only way the world can be happy is through

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Mar 9, 2020

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DVD Review: Amityville Island (2020)

A woman (Jamie Morgan) brings home a box of cursed items she picked up in front of that infamous residence down Long Island way, promptly gets possessed, and offs her entire family, DeFeo style. Flash forward, and our heroine is incarcerated and forced to participate in a felonious fight club with a fellow inmate (Danielle Donahue) which goes over like fart in a submarine, and the duo are shipped off to a private island containing bears, sharks, and mutant zombies, as they so often do, right cats n’ creeps? Anyhow, on said island, a small team of scientists are conducting all manner of eerie experiments and at the center of it all is our friendly neighborhood Psycho Mom, who’s inner demon can leap out and posses the local fauna (including a shark ‘natch) and populace… so you know things are going to go to hell (for some it could be literally) as science and the supernatural clash on the island

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DanXIII

Mar 9, 2020

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‘The Voices’ Starring Lin Shaye Speaks Of A Release Date (Trailer)

Cinedigm has snagged the domestic rights to the upcoming horror thriller The Voices, directed by Wesley Alley and Bradley Fowler. The new trailer is here, reminding us not to play with Ouija boards. “The story follows a young woman who seeks sanctuary at a remote family home, where she struggles to cope with her sister’s schizophrenia. All too soon, however, her own sanity begins to fray and security of the walls around her transform into a prison of her own making.” Amanda Markowitz (Love Meet Hope), Broadway star Victoria Matlock (“Wicked”), Brendan Sexton III (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri), and genre icon Lin Shaye (Insidious, The Grudge) star. Alley, Fowler, Amanda Markowitz, Victoria Matlock, and James Christopher Fechser produced. John W. Bosher, Chris Charles and Juri Koll co-produced, with Andy Wizenberg serving as Executive Producer. The Voices is set for release on Digital and DVD this spring.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 9, 2020

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