One of the most talked-about films of the 2011 Fantasia Film Festival, Raffaele Picchio’s MORITURIS quickly became controversial for its scenes of extreme horror, which got the film banned in in its home country of Italy. But over the years its reputation has grown into that of a new Italian horror classic, reminiscent of the works of Lamberto Bava (DEMONS) …

MVD Entertainment Group furthers the distribution of Arrow Video in the US with a strong schedule of new titles for September…

Groundbreaking Work from Bram Stoker Award®-Nominated Author Coming August 2015, Publisher Grey Matter Press Reveals Cover Art CHICAGO, June 29, 2015 — The new fiction release from Bram Stoker Award®-nominated author John F.D. Taff, THE SUNKEN CATHEDRAL, takes readers on one man’s harrowing life-long journey of self-awareness that leads through a darkly emotional place—the world of institutional abuse as seen …

Since its world premiere at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival, AN HONEST LIAR, the documentary on James ‘The Amazing’ Randi, has amassed “best documentary” festival awards and critical acclaim, including being chosen as a New York Times “Critic’s Pick”. After a successful nation-wide theatrical release, the film has been at the top of the iTunes documentary chart since its digital …

ANCHOR BAY ENTERTAINMENT BRINGS HOME THE TERROR AGAIN WITH AMC’S “THE WALKING DEAD: THE COMPLETE FIFTH SEASON”

Scream Factory PresentsNomads On Blu-ray August 18, 2015 Starring Pierce Brosnan, Lesley-Anne Down

Independent U.S. distributors Olive Films have announced that they will add a number of new titles to their catalog in August. Amongst them are: Keith Gordon’s The Singing Detective, Mickey Rose’s Student Bodies, Guy Ferland’s The Babysitter, and Roger Christian’s The Sender. The Singing Detective The Singing Detective boasts a line-up of top rank talent including Academy Award-winner Adrien Broody …

Martial Art Superstar Jackie Chan Returns for the Fifth Installment in the Internationally-Popular Franchise POLICE STORY: LOCKDOWN The Action-Packed Crime Drama from Director Ding Sheng

SYNOPSIS: A half-vampire, half-mortal man becomes a protector of the mortal race, while slaying evil vampires. REVIEW: 1998 was a good year for Welsey Snipes. Quickly igniting an all-around action hero, his role as Blade sparked a franchise with a hit debut. Wesley brought the right mix of marital arts, cool demeanor and a no apology ass-kicking into his comic …

Nostradamus, Bibliomancer: The Man, The Myth, The Truth The name is probably one of the most commonly associated names in history when it comes to the future. In fact, so many books and shows have entertained the masses for so long that the original myths and prophecies have been twisted, turned and edited to the point of suiting whatever agenda …

A Film by Dean C. Jones TOOLBOX MURDERS 2 Starring Chauntal Lewis, Oscar® Nominee Bruce Dern, Brian Krause, Clifton Powell, Chris Doyle and Ethan Phillips

Zombienose is the author of the darkly poetic storybook series of twisted tales, known as The Zombienose Collection’ – There Are No Happy Endings. For those who know him best he is a gentle and kind character, secretly optimistic. It is said that his work offers endless comfort among the souls that are never quite sane in the night. Hailing …

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: A young boy aids in the fight against a mechanized terrorist organization as the sole controller of a prototype giant robot. REVIEW: At long last, the cult classic TV show “Johnny Sokko And His Flying Robot.” has been resurrected for all to see. First created in 1967 running a span of 26 episodes, the series was …

SYNOPSIS: A betrayed intelligence officer enlists the aid of a prostitute to prove his innocence from a deadly conspiracy while returning a favor to her. REVIEW: “Kiss The Dragon” is a 2001 martial arts release featuring the amazing talents of actor Jet Li. It was a first Jet Li experience for me which quickly led to instant fascination in his …

SYNOPSIS: A teenager stumbles upon an alien weapon, which transform him into a grotesque killer. REVIEW: Laserblast alluded me for many years. This sci-fi horror film of 1978 believe it or not was on the cusp of cutting edge. Or so I thought. I distinctly remember seeing the advert when it arrived thinking, this “might be” very cool cinema. Boy …