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What if you could watch the zombie invasion through the eyes of the living dead? Viewers will get that opportunity (with no risk of getting the zombie infection) in the immersive Pov film Eyes of the Dead, a new horror movie coming out on VOD this August from Red Hound Films.

Written and directed by Ben Samuels, Eyes of the Dead stars Rosebud Baker, Matt Riker, Ben Samuels, Montana Marks, and Amy Rutledge. Red Hound Films will unveil the Eyes of the Dead on VOD in the Us beginning August 24th. Below, we have a look at the official trailer and key art.

Synopsis: "After a plague of zombies invades a family’s once-peaceful hometown, the havoc they wreak is deadly. Eyes of the Dead is a zombie thriller that immerses the audience in a pulse-pounding, innovative survival experience. Relying heavily on practical special effects and a Pov perspective, what...

Tagline: "Kill or Be Killed." Eyes of the Dead will be released this Summer. The film is a 6:15 film production. Previously titled 6:15, this zombie thriller was completed in 2015. In 2016, Eyes of the Dead had its World Premiere at the Shriekfest Film Festival. This title is shot to look like a continuous scene, sometimes disorienting critics. Still, fans of ravenous film fare can find the film's release trailer and poster here. Shot by director Ben Samuels, Eyes of the Dead has a large indie cast. The film centrally stars: Rosebud Baker (The Maladjusted), Matt Riker ("Blurred"), Montana Marks (Camp Dread) and Amy Rutledge. Most of these actors can be seen in the latest trailer. In the clip, a family struggles to survive in a zombie apocalypse. Eyes of the Dead is being released on Digital platforms, through Red Hound Films. The Digital release is slated for August 24th. Shot through one character's point-of-view,...

The Horror Network anthology, directed by some of the horror genre's newest talents, will arrive on DVD and VOD on October 27th. Also in this round-up: details on the Film4 FrightFest Halloween event and a clip from the zombie film 6:15.

The Horror Network: Press Release: "New York, NY - Wild Eye Releasing has set loose the latest entry in the horror anthology genre, The Horror Network. Created by Brian Dorton and Douglas Conner, this first volume of terror tales features segments directed by Dorton, Conner, Joseph Graham, Manuel Marín, Lee Matthews and Ignacio Martín Lerma, the series has been hailed as "a collection of nightmares that scream for all horror fans to see." The film will be available on DVD and VOD October 27th.

Serial killers, ghostly phone calls, inner demons, otherworld monsters and creepy stalkers collide in this frightening anthology. Six of horror's most promising new directing talents...

The first wave of films to be shown at this year's Shriekfest International Horror/Sci-Fi Film Festival all look like they are going to be a bloody good time! Also: The Cleansing Hour's Kickstarter campaign and Ballet of Blood premiere details.

Shriekfest 2015: Press Release: "Los Angeles, CA - Shriekfest International Horror/Sci-fi Film Festival is thrilled to announce its first surge of films for the Fifteenth annual festival! Shriekfest brings you the Best in independent horror and sci-fi! "We are so excited for our 15th year and this slate of films!" says festival director Denise Gossett. Shriekfest is Oct 1-4. www.shriekfest.com

Granny Of The Dead: Directed by Tudley James. In a small town unknowing and free from betrayal, an evil is looming to rewrite their tale. From deep within hell a curse rises up, to strike down the old and never give up. The elderly dead...

Mediocrity doesn’t always spell doom for a horror flick. Sometimes we can merely be entertained by the most obvious and oblivious of genre movies simply by knowing exactly where the plot is moving, because when stories and death sequences briskly waste no time, a certain amount of respect can be shown. Camp Dread is one of those late-night watches that may mirror shoe-string budget quality featuring a handful of “nobody” actors, but in exercising slasher genre normality, a few fresh ideas produce something more than drunken bedtime fodder. Writer/Director Harrison Smith exhibits enough horror understanding to feed hungry fans with the equivalent of comfort food – it may not be pretty, but who can deny a heaping helping of biscuits smothered in gravy? Camp Dread is pretty much actor Eric Roberts smothered in gravy – and that’s where I’ll leave this intro.

Roberts plays filmmaker Julian Barrett, a...