Despite the name, the new Thriller Body at Brighton Rock has nothing to do with Graham Greene’s 1938 novel Brighton Rock. Nor does its have anything to do with the famous 1948 film adaptation, or its 2010 remake. Written and Directed by Roxanne Benjamin (Southbound 2015,...
First screening at Motor City Nightmares in Detroit on April 26-28, 2019, and set to start a run on the festival circuit, SHED is a new, independent, Horror film from David Axe about skin-stealing monsters. Wait, what? Have your attention yet? Read on to learn...
With so many Horror films out there, it is never easy to stand out among the masses. In fact, it seems almost unfair to judge any newly released features of the genre based on originality alone. Now, on Friday, April 19, 2019, Warner Bros. Pictures'...
Imagine being raised as an only child, but suddenly as an adult finding out a sibling exists. This thought to pounder, currently on a limited theatrical run, comes the new Thriller Long Lost. The debut feature from Writer/Director Erik Bloomquist, Long Lost will also be...
A traumatic childhood can leave emotional scars that last a lifetime. That in mind, Director and Co-Writer James Cullen Bressack (If Looks Could Kill 2016, Bethany 2017) explore what happens when those traumas are coupled with the knowledge of witchcraft in Blood Craft.First playing festivals...
For better or for worse, the past always seems to return, haunting the mind's of the present at the most unexpected moments. In the modern entertainment world, there are more and more modern adaptations of older films coming up each day. Especially the case in...
Billed as a Sci-Fi Thriller, Motel Mist is a new film from Writer/Director Prabda Yoon (Invisible Waves 2006, Someone from Nowhere 2017) set for release on DVD, as well as VOD, on Tuesday, April 9th through Breaking Glass Pictures. [caption id="attachment_266400" align="alignleft" width="660"] Motel Mist still....
Film production company Uncork'd Entertainment has been quite the force in its years of cinematic existence, releasing films of all genres, but with a heavy hand planted on the Horror side of its neighborhood. That said, they will bare their teeth with the release of...
Ever seen 1987’s The Running Man? Or 2002’s Battle Royale? Perhaps even 2007’s The Condemned and its 2015 sequel? Loren W. Lepre (Pennsylvania Hardcore 2014, Death House 2018) might have, as his feature-length film debut as writer and director, The Dark Military, shares a few similarities....
Set to be released to theaters across America and all digital platforms on Friday, March 29th, The Field Guide to Evil is a feature-length, anthology Horror film with an excellent concept: Eight directors from eight different countries make a short Horror story based on folklore...
