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ENTER THE DANGEROUS MIND Soundtrack Release Details

Featuring Original Music By Reza Safinia With Performances By Reza Safinia featuring Nothing But Thieves (January 27, 2015 – Los Angeles, CA) – Lakeshore Records will release the ENTER THE DANGEROUS MIND – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack digitally on February 10, 2015. The album features the film’s original score by Reza Safinia (FILLY BROWN, MERCY) and the songs “In My …

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THE HOUSE ON PINE STREET Set to Premiere – Trailer now live

World Premiere for The House on Pine Street will be on Saturday February 28th at 10PM at CINEQUEST in San Jose, CA where our film has been called a “chilling genre-bender” and an “unnerving psychological twist on the ‘haunted house'” The premiere will immediately be followed by 2 subsequent screenings at Cinequest, as well as the Fargo Film Festival in …

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18-Year-Old Detroit Directed KING RIPPLE Releases New Stills

18-year-old Michigan native Luke Jaden (Madman or Martyr) has finished production on his fourth film entitled King Ripple. Produced by Troika (Not Well), Friel Films (Cawdor), and Mother and Midwife Pictures (Papou), the script is written by Detroit author Josh Malerman, who has achieved recent critical acclaim from his latest HarperCollins published novel BIRD BOX, which was just adapted into …

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Blood And Carpet Brings Back British Black and White b-movies

Shot over 2 weeks in London and the South Coast, Blood And Carpet is a 1960’s influenced, kitchen sink, comedy thriller. Directed by Graham Fletcher-Cook and starring Annie Burkin (Zebra Crossing), Billy Wright (Betsy And Leonard) and Frank Boyce (Tony) it features supporting roles from Nicola Stapleton (EastEnders, The Rise Of The Krays) Julian Firth (Scum) and Andrew Tiernan (300, …

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Film Review: Nikos the Impaler (2003)

SYNOPSIS: Due to a botched robbery attempt, a ruthless Romanian barbarian is somehow resurrected in modern day New York and begins wreaking havok on a small Manhattan art-house. Chaos ensues as the patrons of the establishment band together to fight for their lives. REVIEW: Andreas Schnaas makes horror movies for people who love horror movies, and one of those people …

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Film Review: New Year’s Evil (1980)

SYNOPSIS: Let’s go spend this New Years Eve in the city of Los Angeles. There is a great party being planned with two live bands and the radio personality Blaze, the first woman of rock n roll hosting. If the bands music isn’t to your liking you can always call in just like that psychopath who calls himself Evil. Evil …

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Apparition of Evil 2: The Fear Project​ Posts Trailer and Stills!

After their friend becomes the latest victim in a chain of throat slashing murders, two young men go to the scene of the crime to investigate. While there, they discover a room lined wall-to-wall with old television sets and a plethora of terrifying videos, each containing a piece of the puzzle. What they ultimately discover will change their lives forever. …

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Interview: Damien Leone (Frankenstein vs. The Mummy)

Writer/Director Demian Leone’s Frankenstein vs. The Mummy is an unabashed love letter to horror fans worldwide. It takes two classic monsters, and puts them together for one slobberknocker of a battle! I genuinely enjoyed watching it, and Mr. Leone graciously sat with me for a short interview to discuss how the project came together. Horrornews.net: What led you to directing …

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Film Review: The Tale of A Monster: Lilith (short film) (2014)

SYNOPSIS: The Tale of a Monster: Lilith is the story of what happens when the creation becomes the creator. Lilith wakes up in a laboratory with no idea of where she is at; the only thing she knows is two bodies surround her. The story becomes a tale of beautiful horror and twisted romance as writer and director EJ Moreno …

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Film Review: Elevator to the Gallows (1958)

SYNOPSIS: A self-assured business man murders his employer, the husband of his mistress, which unintentionally provokes an ill-fated chain of events. REVIEW: “Without your voice, I’d be lost in a land of silence.” Ascenseur pour l’echafaud was Louis Malle’s debut film and certainly one of the strongest cinematic inaugurations of the medium. Typically, a filmmaker’s first feature film is his …

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Film Review: Nekromantik 2 (1991)

SYNOPSIS: A female nurse tries to hide her necrophilia desires from her new boyfriend but still has pieces of her last lover in her possession. REVIEW: Directed by: Jorg Buttgereit Starring: Monika M; Mark Reeder Tagline: The Return of the loving dead ! After releasing the sombre and meditative Der Todesking in 1990, many believed Jorg Buttgereit’s next film would …

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Film Review: Zombie Killers: Elephant’s Graveyard (2015)

SYNOPSIS: A young militia is all that stands between a horde of zombies and their rural town that’s been decimated by the fracking industry. REVIEW: Although I’m pretty sure that there’s been at least 5 new films featuring zombies in them already released this year, Zombie Killers: Elephant’s Graveyard is the first one I’ve seen in 2015. As we all …

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Film Review: Kuroneko (1968)

SYNOPSIS: Two women are raped and killed by samurai soldiers. Soon they reappear as vengeful ghosts who seduce and brutally murder the passing samurai. REVIEW: “Fires everywhere in war, sparks fell even here.” Kaneto Shindo is a filmmaker well-acquainted with ghostly folk tales (Onibaba, Akuto) but he has also made a career out of high drama (Children of Hiroshima, Sorrow …

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The Killer & I – Web Based Reality Series Set for Release!

Legendary horror movie star, Kane Hodder (Friday the 13th Part 7-10, Hatchet 1,2) and Author Mike Aloisi (Unmasked, The Killer & I, Tales From a Mortician) are thrilled to release their new reality series, The Killer & I. The show follows the horror industry’s odd couple as they cause havoc while traveling through the United States and Europe. The show …

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COLD GROUND- French Found Footage Movie Comes out of Hibernation

The production team has started shooting on January 10th 2015. Are you ready for a new French nightmare? Cold Ground is the first French Found Footage movie. The action is set in the 70’s, in the mountain! Melissa and David, two young journalists, leave for the French-Swiss border to investigate a strange case of cattle mutilations and record testimonies. Yet, …

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