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Turns out, mind games can be deadly! Written and directed by A.T. Sharma and starring Adam Johnson ( Yellowstone, The Outpost ), Tim Torre , and a wonderfully on-point performance from Taylor Foster,...
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In cine-massacre history, there are few films that compare to the in-the-gut feeling Tobe Hooper ’s The Texas Chainsaw Massacre leaves you with. Every imperfection in this low-budget Slasher works in...
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“Everytime we come here, someone has to get topless.” Truly, this one had me at the idea of Kane Hodder butchering more beauties in bikinis, but this slasher is a bit more than just his performance as...
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Confession time, Boils and Ghouls! I grew up - even as fat as I was – wanting to be Michael Paré ’s cool as a cucumber Tom Cody from Streets of Fire . Most my age wanted to be cracking shit with a bul...
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Live one day at a time. Forever. This is what Will ( Scott Hamm Duenas ), a devastated father, is supposed to do after the death of his daughter. But instead he drinks himself into oblivion. You can r...
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Sometimes the perfect spot to call home completely turns against you. That’s what one couple discovers when they, wanting to get away from the big city, settle down in a remote location. It is an idea...
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We’ve all been in the middle of family feuds. Especially when politics are involved. Nothing divides us quicker than being on opposite sides of the political spectrum. Taking that situation in a very...
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We’ve all been there before: putting off writing papers for teachers or professors at the last minute. Stuff your face full of what you should have read and then vomit it back up for some “scholarly”...
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This Roger Corman -produced slasher/comedy was long overdue on blu-ray, but it makes a fairly early 4K release and for all of the right reasons, too. It was originally made in 1982 on a shoestring bud...
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Paranoia reigns supreme in The Burial ! Molly is all about being a part of a team. Even if that means going to a remote cabin next to an abandoned coal mine when her boyfriend, Brian, receives a phone...
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When was the last time a werewolf film gave you the chills? Exactly. Well, prepare yourselves then because Wolf Garden has arrived and it is ready to leave you howling at the moon with its moody, atmo...
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SHE’S BAAAAAACCCCCKKKKKK! There’s a creepy book in a bin down in the basement. It’s called the Book of Souls and, if you look closely at it, you can actually see a woman’s face on the cover. Is it fle...
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There’s something inside Mikey James ( Mykel Shannon Jenkins, The Paper Tigers ) that is holding him back in everything he does. He’s tired of hiding; tired of just waiting; and he’s not willing to co...
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Can you say identity crisis? Many don’t know this fun fact, but the creator of James Bond, author Ian Fleming, really wanted a dull name for his hero. He didn’t want it to be glamorous at all, which i...
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The Welder starts with an absolute atmospheric bang as a flashback to a traumatic event for Eliza ( Camila Rodríguez ), a young Latina woman, has her sleepwalking in the rain. The scene is full of emo...
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