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New Documentary Examines The Supernatural ‘Invasion on Chestnut Ridge’

Terror Films has once again teamed up with filmmaker Seth Breedlove for the release of his documentary ‘Invasion on Chestnut Ridge’ (review), which arrived today on VOD. The documentary, part of the “Small Town Monsters” series, examines the history and continuation of unusual happenings on and around Chestnut Ridge, a mountain range located in Southwest Pennsylvania. The unexplained phenomenon in this region includes the Kecksburg UFO crash in 1965, the Uniontown Bigfoot and UFO sightings, terrifying encounters with an enormous prehistoric bird in Keystone State Park and much more. ‘Invasion on Chestnut Ridge’ was written, edited and directed by Breedlove as part of his “Small Town Monsters” series, which premiered on Amazon in October 2017 – to positive acclaim. The official synopsis: In southwestern Pennsylvania lies an expansive mountain range called the Chestnut Ridge. Though a home for unusual activity since the 1800s, the area has been largely overlooked…until now! ‘The Small Town Monsters” documentary films series also includes ‘The

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Jan 17, 2018
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Extraterrestrials Invade VOD In ‘Alien: Reign Of Man’

Though not the xenomorphs created by legendary artist H.R. Giger and made famous by director Ridley Scott, Uncork’d Entertainment’s Alien: Reign of Man will bring us face-to-face with a new breed of hostile space-creeps. Alien: Reign of Man spins the tale of some sort of team working to activate some sort of machine to save Earth, while stranded on some planet, battling the titular aliens. From what I’ve seen in the trailer, the film appears to be an indie mockbuster somewhere in between Alien: Covenant and Interstellar. Directed by Justin Price (Dark Moon Rising), and starring Deanna Grace Congo, Torrei Hart, Khu, and Cameron White, the low-budget sci-fi horror comes to VOD August 1, with a DVD release slated for November 14, 2017. Though I’ve yet to see the film, I’m highly skeptical of its quality. Judge for yourself by watching the official trailer of Alien: Reign of Man below.

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Jul 12, 2017
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A Multitude Of Terrors Await In The Anthology Film ‘A Night Of Horror: Volume 1’

Now available on Amazon, Google Play, Microsoft, and Vimeo, A Night of Horror: Volume 1 is a chilling Australian anthology filled to the brim with cannibals, demons, the undead, horrifying self-surgery, and so much more! From Deadhouse Films, A Night of Horror: Volume 1 presents ten short films by ten different directors, including Goran Spoljaric (‘Secretions’), Nicholas Colla (‘Palindromes’), and eight more up-and-coming visionary talents. The collection stars Bianca Bradley (Wyrmwood), as the lucky (or is that unlucky) one given the task of leading the viewer through this gallery of nightmares. Named after Sydney’s iconic genre film festival, A Night of Horror is not to be missed, whether you’re already one of the fest-faithful, or just a fan of fresh – and bloody – fright flicks. Watch the anthology’s official trailer below.

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Jul 10, 2017

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New Documentary Examines The Supernatural ‘Invasion on Chestnut Ridge’

Terror Films has once again teamed up with filmmaker Seth Breedlove for the release of his documentary ‘Invasion on Chestnut Ridge’ (review), which arrived today on VOD. The documentary, part of the “Small Town Monsters” series, examines the history and continuation of unusual happenings on and around Chestnut Ridge, a mountain range located in Southwest Pennsylvania. The unexplained phenomenon in this region includes the Kecksburg UFO crash in 1965, the Uniontown Bigfoot and UFO sightings, terrifying encounters with an enormous prehistoric bird in Keystone State Park and much more. ‘Invasion on Chestnut Ridge’ was written, edited and directed by Breedlove as part of his “Small Town Monsters” series, which premiered on Amazon in October 2017 – to positive acclaim. The official synopsis: In southwestern Pennsylvania lies an expansive mountain range called the Chestnut Ridge. Though a home for unusual activity since the 1800s, the area has been largely overlooked…until now! ‘The Small Town Monsters” documentary films series also includes ‘The

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Jan 17, 2018
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Extraterrestrials Invade VOD In ‘Alien: Reign Of Man’

Though not the xenomorphs created by legendary artist H.R. Giger and made famous by director Ridley Scott, Uncork’d Entertainment’s Alien: Reign of Man will bring us face-to-face with a new breed of hostile space-creeps. Alien: Reign of Man spins the tale of some sort of team working to activate some sort of machine to save Earth, while stranded on some planet, battling the titular aliens. From what I’ve seen in the trailer, the film appears to be an indie mockbuster somewhere in between Alien: Covenant and Interstellar. Directed by Justin Price (Dark Moon Rising), and starring Deanna Grace Congo, Torrei Hart, Khu, and Cameron White, the low-budget sci-fi horror comes to VOD August 1, with a DVD release slated for November 14, 2017. Though I’ve yet to see the film, I’m highly skeptical of its quality. Judge for yourself by watching the official trailer of Alien: Reign of Man below.

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Jul 12, 2017
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A Multitude Of Terrors Await In The Anthology Film ‘A Night Of Horror: Volume 1’

Now available on Amazon, Google Play, Microsoft, and Vimeo, A Night of Horror: Volume 1 is a chilling Australian anthology filled to the brim with cannibals, demons, the undead, horrifying self-surgery, and so much more! From Deadhouse Films, A Night of Horror: Volume 1 presents ten short films by ten different directors, including Goran Spoljaric (‘Secretions’), Nicholas Colla (‘Palindromes’), and eight more up-and-coming visionary talents. The collection stars Bianca Bradley (Wyrmwood), as the lucky (or is that unlucky) one given the task of leading the viewer through this gallery of nightmares. Named after Sydney’s iconic genre film festival, A Night of Horror is not to be missed, whether you’re already one of the fest-faithful, or just a fan of fresh – and bloody – fright flicks. Watch the anthology’s official trailer below.

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Jul 10, 2017