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New ‘At Night Comes Wolves’ Trailer Introduces You To A Cult

We’ve got the brand spanking new trailer and poster for TJ Marine‘s (Object in Reality) cult thriller At Night Comes Wolves, an unnerving tale featuring themes of misogyny, fate, and sexism. In the film, a woman is about to change the world forever. After Leah Shaffer finally leaves her emotionally manipulative husband, she finds a friend in a drifter with whom she quickly feels a deep connection. The drifter introduces Leah to a prodigal chemist, and Leah learns her new friends are all that is left of a doomsday cult that disbanded years earlier. Together, the new trio is about to change the world, but before they can reveal their secrets, they have to tie up loose ends with Leah’s husband– and their ex-leader. Gabriella Alves, Jacob Allen Weldy, Vladimir Noel, Sarah Serio, Myles Forster, Madeleine Heil, Colleen Miller, Byron Reo, and Joseph Bongiovanni star. At Night Comes Wolves arrives on Digital and VOD on April 20, 2021, from Gravitas

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 19, 2021
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‘Clowntergeist’ Is Worth Checking Out

I had the opportunity to watch Aaron Mirtes’ horror film ‘Clowntergeist’. First things first, I enjoyed it. There were a few things in the film that hurt the movie a bit, but it is a good flick. I admit that I am a little done with the whole clown thing, but I would recommend this movie. Written by Director Aaron Mirtes and starring Brittany Belland, Aaron Mirtes, and Madeleine Heil. This fim follows Emma (Belland), a college student with a crippling fear of clowns, must come face to face with her worst fear when an evil spirit in the body of a clown terrorizes the small town she is living in for the summer. There were some really great things in the movie! Vile messages written on balloons that appeared out of nowhere were great and used exceptionally well. The demon speaking through the radio was a great thought. There were uses, and I loved it, of well-known urban myths

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Capt McNeely
Aug 10, 2017
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Reel Nightmare is a “Reel” Flop

I usually try to be pretty kind with movie reviews and I am fairly easy to please, but I have been racking my brain to find the pros outweighing the cons for Armand Petri’s Reel Nightmare. I watched the movie in a couple of sittings and absolutely couldn’t get hooked. I could see where the film was going and what Petri was trying to do, but it just fell absolutely flat. Not only was the acting blah, but the story was lost in the absolute cluelessness of the characters. Little things like not even mentioning the blacked out eyes of one of their friends after being possessed. Madeleine Heil, who plays the lead Sophie, was actually pretty good. But other than that, I’m sorry. Over the top stereotypes of horror tropes, homosexuality, machismo, and damsel in distress were laughable if not offensive. On the positive side, the plot was tried and true and the effects (both makeup and paranormal) really

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Capt McNeely
Feb 23, 2017
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Have A ‘Reel Nightmare’ This February

From writer-director Armand Petri comes ‘Reel Nightmare’, a tale of witches, set in a modern world with a Lovecraftian feel. The cast of ‘Reel Nightmare’ includes Madeleine Heil, Carrett Morosky, Andres Mejia Vallejo, Armond Petri, Eric Saleh, Hailey Chown, Mari-Liis Userdnov, Keith Edie, Christine Uhebe, Elize Bone, and Kate Mccafferty. From the Press Release: LOS ANGELES, CA – Three vengeful witches are summoned back from the dead after a skeptic young woman reads from their Necronomicon in Together Magic Films’ thrilling new horror feature “Reel Nightmare.” But were the so-called “Goodwin Witches” pure evil as the New England locals believe, or were they strong and powerful women who fell victim to a cruel witch hunt? Find out the truth on February 7, when “Reel Nightmare” will be released on Digital HD and VOD in the United States. Synopsis: The discovery of a mysterious book known as the Necronomicon brings production of a film to a deadly halt when its Miskatonic

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 26, 2017
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The Lovecraftian Film Reel Nightmare Conjures A Release Date

From writer-director Armand Petri comes ‘Reel Nightmare’, a tale set in a modern world with a Lovecraftian feel. The film has conjured a new series of stills, and a release date. From the Press Release: LOS ANGELES, CA. December 9th – Together Magic Films will release Reel Nightmare, a Reel Nightmare LLC production, on February 7th across digital platforms in the United States. “In the spirit of entrepreneurship, we are proud to handle US distribution and marketing for our first feature film Reel Nightmare. This is a fun horror movie we developed from start to finish, and it’s an honor to introduce it to the horror community and all movie fans.” – Says writer and director Armand Petri, who also appears in the film. Reel Nightmare exists in a contemporary interpretation of the H.P. Lovecraft universe, with the New England-set story centered around the discovery of a Necronomicon inside a Victorian house cursed by three beautiful and vengeful witches; and

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 13, 2016
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The Lovecraftian Indie Thriller Reel Nightmare Wraps Filming

Armand Petri makes his directorial debut with the feature film Reel Nightmare, which wrapped principle photography July 16th. The New England set story is inspired by H.P. Lovecraft. The film centers on the discovery of a Necronomicon inside of cursed Victorian home once occupied by three witches. The main characters of Reel Nightmare are a group of students from a film school. From the Press Release: LOS ANGELES, CA July 17th – Reel Nightmare, a hybridized found-footage horror feature film by independent production company Together Magic Films completed principal photography in Los Angeles on July 16th, following a ten-day shoot primarily set at the historical Woodbury-Story house. The film exists in a contemporary interpretation of the H.P. Lovecraft universe, with the New England-set story centered around the discovery of a Necronomicon inside a Victorian house cursed by three body snatching witches; and the main characters depicted as students from the film school at the fictional Miskatonic University. An ambitious female

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 18, 2016

More from Madeleine Heil

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New ‘At Night Comes Wolves’ Trailer Introduces You To A Cult

We’ve got the brand spanking new trailer and poster for TJ Marine‘s (Object in Reality) cult thriller At Night Comes Wolves, an unnerving tale featuring themes of misogyny, fate, and sexism. In the film, a woman is about to change the world forever. After Leah Shaffer finally leaves her emotionally manipulative husband, she finds a friend in a drifter with whom she quickly feels a deep connection. The drifter introduces Leah to a prodigal chemist, and Leah learns her new friends are all that is left of a doomsday cult that disbanded years earlier. Together, the new trio is about to change the world, but before they can reveal their secrets, they have to tie up loose ends with Leah’s husband– and their ex-leader. Gabriella Alves, Jacob Allen Weldy, Vladimir Noel, Sarah Serio, Myles Forster, Madeleine Heil, Colleen Miller, Byron Reo, and Joseph Bongiovanni star. At Night Comes Wolves arrives on Digital and VOD on April 20, 2021, from Gravitas

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 19, 2021
Horror Fuel

‘Clowntergeist’ Is Worth Checking Out

I had the opportunity to watch Aaron Mirtes’ horror film ‘Clowntergeist’. First things first, I enjoyed it. There were a few things in the film that hurt the movie a bit, but it is a good flick. I admit that I am a little done with the whole clown thing, but I would recommend this movie. Written by Director Aaron Mirtes and starring Brittany Belland, Aaron Mirtes, and Madeleine Heil. This fim follows Emma (Belland), a college student with a crippling fear of clowns, must come face to face with her worst fear when an evil spirit in the body of a clown terrorizes the small town she is living in for the summer. There were some really great things in the movie! Vile messages written on balloons that appeared out of nowhere were great and used exceptionally well. The demon speaking through the radio was a great thought. There were uses, and I loved it, of well-known urban myths

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 10, 2017
Horror Fuel

Reel Nightmare is a “Reel” Flop

I usually try to be pretty kind with movie reviews and I am fairly easy to please, but I have been racking my brain to find the pros outweighing the cons for Armand Petri’s Reel Nightmare. I watched the movie in a couple of sittings and absolutely couldn’t get hooked. I could see where the film was going and what Petri was trying to do, but it just fell absolutely flat. Not only was the acting blah, but the story was lost in the absolute cluelessness of the characters. Little things like not even mentioning the blacked out eyes of one of their friends after being possessed. Madeleine Heil, who plays the lead Sophie, was actually pretty good. But other than that, I’m sorry. Over the top stereotypes of horror tropes, homosexuality, machismo, and damsel in distress were laughable if not offensive. On the positive side, the plot was tried and true and the effects (both makeup and paranormal) really

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Feb 23, 2017
Horror Fuel

Have A ‘Reel Nightmare’ This February

From writer-director Armand Petri comes ‘Reel Nightmare’, a tale of witches, set in a modern world with a Lovecraftian feel. The cast of ‘Reel Nightmare’ includes Madeleine Heil, Carrett Morosky, Andres Mejia Vallejo, Armond Petri, Eric Saleh, Hailey Chown, Mari-Liis Userdnov, Keith Edie, Christine Uhebe, Elize Bone, and Kate Mccafferty. From the Press Release: LOS ANGELES, CA – Three vengeful witches are summoned back from the dead after a skeptic young woman reads from their Necronomicon in Together Magic Films’ thrilling new horror feature “Reel Nightmare.” But were the so-called “Goodwin Witches” pure evil as the New England locals believe, or were they strong and powerful women who fell victim to a cruel witch hunt? Find out the truth on February 7, when “Reel Nightmare” will be released on Digital HD and VOD in the United States. Synopsis: The discovery of a mysterious book known as the Necronomicon brings production of a film to a deadly halt when its Miskatonic

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 26, 2017
Horror Fuel

The Lovecraftian Film Reel Nightmare Conjures A Release Date

From writer-director Armand Petri comes ‘Reel Nightmare’, a tale set in a modern world with a Lovecraftian feel. The film has conjured a new series of stills, and a release date. From the Press Release: LOS ANGELES, CA. December 9th – Together Magic Films will release Reel Nightmare, a Reel Nightmare LLC production, on February 7th across digital platforms in the United States. “In the spirit of entrepreneurship, we are proud to handle US distribution and marketing for our first feature film Reel Nightmare. This is a fun horror movie we developed from start to finish, and it’s an honor to introduce it to the horror community and all movie fans.” – Says writer and director Armand Petri, who also appears in the film. Reel Nightmare exists in a contemporary interpretation of the H.P. Lovecraft universe, with the New England-set story centered around the discovery of a Necronomicon inside a Victorian house cursed by three beautiful and vengeful witches; and

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 13, 2016
Horror Fuel

The Lovecraftian Indie Thriller Reel Nightmare Wraps Filming

Armand Petri makes his directorial debut with the feature film Reel Nightmare, which wrapped principle photography July 16th. The New England set story is inspired by H.P. Lovecraft. The film centers on the discovery of a Necronomicon inside of cursed Victorian home once occupied by three witches. The main characters of Reel Nightmare are a group of students from a film school. From the Press Release: LOS ANGELES, CA July 17th – Reel Nightmare, a hybridized found-footage horror feature film by independent production company Together Magic Films completed principal photography in Los Angeles on July 16th, following a ten-day shoot primarily set at the historical Woodbury-Story house. The film exists in a contemporary interpretation of the H.P. Lovecraft universe, with the New England-set story centered around the discovery of a Necronomicon inside a Victorian house cursed by three body snatching witches; and the main characters depicted as students from the film school at the fictional Miskatonic University. An ambitious female

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 18, 2016