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8 BODIES w_ Jennette McCurdy, Matt Shively & Nathan Kress

New trailer & poster for 8 BODIES, a horror comedy short film written/directed by Jennette McCurdy & Colton Tran.  McCurdy also stars in the film alongside Matt Shively, Nathan Kress & Harvey Guillen. When young newlyweds Sam (Matt Shively) and TJ (Jennette McCurdy) embark on their honeymoon and accidentally hit a man walking on the side of the road, what …

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Interview: Aria Emory (Drifter)

Aria Emory co-wrote and stars in DRIFTER, directed by Chris von Hoffman. Please tell us about “Drifter” and how you got involved? Aria: Well, it all started with the director and I, Chris von Hoffman had collaborated on a couple of other projects before this. So we decided that we would tackle a feature film next. We had this amazing …

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Horror Happens Radio Show Moves to its New Live Tuesday Time Slot

Starting this Tuesday and every Tuesday going forward on http://HGRNJ.org / HomeGrownRadioNJ, THE HORROR HAPPENS RADIO SHOW is moving to its new 4 hour time slot of 3:00 to 7:00 PM EST! The 2X Rondo Nominated Horror Streaming Horror Talk Radio Program celebrates another week of “Women in Horror Guest Conversations” heard on the HomeGrownRadioNJ website and via the TuneIn App. Listen to more …

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Interview: Rob Savage (Dawn of the Deaf (Part 1))

One of the most successful short films of 2016 found audiences from around the world and selected to such film festivals as “Fantasia”, “Fantastic Fest” & the “Morbdio Film Festival” to name just a few. Powerful, genre re-inventing and so well crafted with multiple story arcs feeding into the final moments before a pulse is unleashed in London. It takes many to create …

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SLASHER.COM Makes a Date for DVD on March 7th

Chip Gubera’s Slasher.com Hits DVD March 7th Film Festival Hit Puts Sadistic Spin on Online Dating Available Nationwide from All Major Retailers Productions and Firefly Films, in association with ITN Distribution, has announced the March 7th DVD release of Slasher.com. The latest feature from horror director Chip Gubera (Song of the Dead, Academy of Doom, Mil Mascaras vs. the Aztec …

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Film Review: The Girl on the Train (2016)

SYNOPSIS: A divorcee becomes entangled in a missing persons investigation that promises to send shockwaves throughout her life. REVIEW: If you’re like myself, you’re up for a good murder mystery/thriller movie every once in a while. I always thought it was fun to try to put the clues together and guess who the killer is. I think that’s been the …

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Film Review: The Flesh and Blood Show (1972)

SYNOPSIS: A group of actors are hired by a mysterious producer to rehearse a new show in an abandoned theatre. Upon arrival, they discover they’ll also be living in the derelict theater. But they aren’t alone- there’s a masked psychopath stalking the playhouse murdering them one by one.   REVIEW: When people think of British horror movies names like Hammer, …

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Film Review: Death Race 2050 (2017)

SYNOPSIS: In the year 2050, America has been taken over by corporations, the countryside is a contaminated wasteland, and the population is unemployed, unmotivated and unwashed. To placate the masses, the ruling corporations present brutal and addictive virtual reality games, including the annual Death Race where champion drivers race each other while racking up bonus points for killing pedestrians. The …

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Film Review: Spawn of the Slithis (1978)

SYNOPSIS: A vicious creature emerges from the canals of Venice California preying on dogs before graduating to human victims. A curious high school journalism teacher investigates the gruesome murders, discovering evidence that the beast is the product of nuclear radiation leaking from a nearby plant. He teams up with a local fisherman, and the intrepid duo set out to destroy …

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DON’T KILL IT – In Theaters/On Demand 3/3

The Action Packed Genre Festival Favorite ‘DON’T KILL IT’ In Theaters and Available on Digital VOD March 3    Festival hit DON’T KILL IT will be released theatrically March 3 by Archstone Distribution and day and date on Digital VOD by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Starring Dolph Lundgren (The Expendables Franchise, Rocky IV), DON’T KILL IT was directed by cult …

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Interview: Rob Birchfield (Artist)

Please tell us how you got started and when you knew you wanted to be an artist? Like a lot of people I drew a lot as a kid. In the first grade my parents were called up to school because I wouldn’t do any work. Every time they gave me something to do I would turn the paper over …

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Film Review: I Know You’re in There (2016)

SYNOPSIS: When his mother commits suicide, Tom Redding discovers he has a long lost sister who cannot move or talk. Together they travel to their dead mother’s isolated home where Tom hopes to document his sister’s illness, only to be driven to the brink of madness by a supernatural evil. REVIEW: Just a little less than halfway into the movie, …

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Exorcism of the Dead – Poster and Trailer From Hell!

From the director of Poltergeist Encounters and The Friday Night Death Slot comes a film about demonic possession with a new twist. Exorcism of the Dead explores the idea that death provides no escape from the forces of evil. The film tells the story of Candace, a deeply troubled young woman who is possessed by an ambitious demon. Her family …

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Film Review: Ghost Team (2016)

SYNOPSIS: A rightfully depressed man assembles a ragtag group to investigate a purportedly haunted house. This group includes his nephew, who looks like someone about to attend a late 90’s rave. Along for moral support is his chubby best friend who believes his girlfriend was abducted by aliens. Also there’s a mall cop with the haircut of an Amish terrorist, …

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Film Review: Mardi Gras Massacre (1978)

SYNOPSIS: A deranged man stalks and kills a number of prostitutes and offers them up as sacrifices to a goddess during Mardi Gras. REVIEW: I watched Mardi Gras Massacre several years ago and just couldn’t really get into it. I watched it again recently and much to my surprise I actually enjoyed it a lot more (I think my younger …

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