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Wrong Place, Wrong Time is a movie that defies all expectations, although perhaps not in a good way. Arriving with little fanfare in 2021, the film opens as a formulaic heist movie about a group of criminals attempting one last big score. However, things get a little out of control when the group end up somehow finding themselves caught in a supernatural horror story that turns it into a genre mash-up that is so unconventional it has attracted enough attention on Tubito top the free streamer’s chart.

The synopsis of this unusual action movie reads, “An elite team of thieves takes refuge with a family after a heist goes horribly wrong. They soon find themselves in a fight for their lives when one of their hosts turns into a mysterious creature.” While the first part of the movie plays out as a trope-filled heist movie, the sudden switch-up to a...

Stars: Franziska Schissler, Alex Ryan Brown, Chase Garland, Olivia Rivera, Mike Markoff, Allan Barao, Gilberto Ortiz, Kelsey Johnson, John Brown, Bianca Stein, Timothy McKinney | Written and Directed by Justin Price

I’ve got a weird love/hate relationship with writer/director Justin Price, insomuch as I’ll love one film, then hate the next. The last film I reviewed of his was The Mummy Rebirth, which I actually really enjoyed and – as I mentioned in my review – not in an ironic way; I dug the mythos of Price’s mummy movie, so much so I could look past the low-budget mature of the film. Which meant that when the opportunity to review a new Justin Price film came up, I had to check it out and see where this love/hate streak was headed this time!

Wrong Place Wrong Time, a ridiculously on-the-nose title, and sees a team of mercenaries...

Action superstar Danny Trejo stars in Pikchure Zero Entertainment’s new sci-fi action series Paragon: The Shadow Wars, alongside Amin Joseph, Franziska Schissler, Dilan Gwyn, Khu, and Justin Price. The show’s first pre-filmed season – out to networks for consideration now – encompasses a 7-episode first season, with each 43-minute episode fixing on the human race dealing with the obliteration of Heaven.

In a world where Reapers take souls and demons bargain with humans for their place in the food chain, a new descendent named Jael has emerged. After centuries of civil unrest in the real world, a new war is waging amongst those who are seeking to create a new after-life and Jael finds herself in the middle of it. She must venture into the dark world of Soul Reaping and embrace her new role as the Paragon.

Paragon: The Shadow Wars is a sci-fi action series that follows the...

We have a new trailer for Abominable. No, not the critically acclaimed PG animated flick from last year that hailed from DreamWorks Animation. Instead, we have a B-movie creature feature centered on a yeti that looks to be packed with cheap and bloody violent delights. This is the latest offering from director Jamaal Burden (Elves) who is making use of what seems to be a bizarrely underserved area of the monster movie market.

The trailer doesn't waste much time getting to the point. We see an old man running in the snow, helplessly trying to escape the pursuit of a deadly snow creature, who is masked largely by trees. Ultimately, the beast prevails. We then get to the meat on these bones, which sees a group of unlucky researchers who are, rather inconveniently, left without communication and end up in this creature's sights. In many ways, this looks like a movie from a bygone era.

There are some fun horror-related films prepared to hop into theaters or on streaming just in time for Easter, including We Summon the Darkness from Marc Meyers, the director of My Friend Dahmer. Also: the official trailer for Followed, a new Abominable poster, and Rootwood release details.

We Summon the Darkness Release Details: "Saban Films will release the horror/thriller We Summon The Darkness in theaters, on VOD and Digital HD on April 10, 2020.

We Summon The Darkness stars Alexandra Daddario, Johnny Knoxville, Keean Johnson (Midway), Maddie Hasson ("Impulse"), Logan Miller (Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse), Amy Forsyth (Hell Fest) and Austin Swift (Live by Night). The film is directed by Marc Meyers (My Friend Dahmer) from a script by Alan Trezza (Burying the Ex).

On the way to a heavy metal concert, Alexis (Alexandra Daddario) and two girlfriends hear a news report of a local murder believed to be...

The Elves trailer doesn't feature your typical Christmas elves. The holiday horror film is a sequel to last year's The Elf, which was a ridiculous take on the Elf on the Shelf craze mixed in with some Puppet Master and Child's Play elements. The movie was somewhat of an underground hit amongst horror fans. Now, those fans are in luck, because the Elf is back and he brought along some buddies that would more than likely make Santa's naughty list this year.

As evidenced by the Elves trailer, these little, and not so little creatures, don't really care about making Santa's good list. They're out for blood and the Elf is clearly not "just a doll," as is promised in the latest trailer. A man gets strangled with some festive Christmas lights, while another guy gets hit by a car, and then a woman gets killed by a Christmas tree,...

Stars: Franziska Schissler, Alexander Kane, Jason Skeen, Khu, Alex Giuffreda, Leonard Jackson | Written and Directed by Justin Price

2245, the Earth’s sun has dwindled and no longer provides the energy needed to sustain human life. Five hired mercenaries travel to an uncharted planet to collect a rare mineral known as stardust to replenish the dying star. After their spaceship crashes on the alien planet, they are stalked and hunted by a creature far more advanced than anything they have ever encountered before.

Opening with a scene that is a blatant rip-off of The Terminator, complete with robots walking over a skull-filled landscape and then cutting to a scene with an Ed-209 wannabe, is probably not the best way to introduce your movie – reminding your audience of bigger-budgeted and more well-made films is not the best, or brightest, way to kick of Any low-budget movie; let alone one that is clearly...

There’s a new breed of Predator. The Dawnseeker Before we meet The Predator, come face to face with The Dawnseeker! Premiering September 4 On Demand from Uncork’d Entertainment, Justin Price’s explosive new sci-fi horror actioner pits five mercenaries against a dangerous alien creature. 2245, the Earth’s sun has dwindled and no longer provides the energy …

The post A New Breed of Predator is coming! The Dawnseeker released this September appeared first on Hnn | Horrornews.net. Copyrights 2008-2018 - Horrornews.net...

"Thank you for not smoking." Comet TV's October viewing guide is here and it will feature the Robocop trilogy! Also: details on Splathouse Podcast Season 2, and Holy Blood: Mexican Horror Cinema, with a trailer for The Elf capping off today's second Horror Highlights!

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Classic Space Opera is coming to Comet! Based on materials from sci-fi legend Gene Roddenberry, Andromeda stars all action hero Kevin Sorbo as the Captain of the Andromeda Ascendant, a highly advanced ship whose crew is charged with restoring power and stability to the Systems Commonwealth.

If there's one thing that genre filmmaking is good for, it's being able to turn just about anything into a horror movie. Especially when you consider the surprising amount of horror movies that have been centered on Christmas over the years. 2017 brings us yet another Christmas slasher flick and, this time, someone has managed to turn The Elf on the Shelf into a horror movie with The Elf.

Now, in fairness, they can't call the doll in The Elf an "Elf on the Shelf," since that is a copyrighted thing, but this movie is clearly playing on what has become a holiday season staple in many homes. The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Tradition started as a children's holiday book and has gone on to become a major Christmas fixture. The logline for the movie boasts confidently about the movie, saying, "If Pennywise warmed the cockles of your heart,...

An ancient spirit comes home this October with The 13th Friday, premiering on VOD on October 10th from Uncork’d Entertainment. Starring Lisa May, Khu, Melissa L. Vega and Victoria Valdez, The 13th Friday comes from director Justin Price (Alien : Reign of Man, Dark Moon Rising).

Official synopsis:

When a female refugee discovers an ancient demonic device that opens the gateway to another realm, she unleashes a dark entity that poses as her daughter. After many failed attempts to have the church explain the creation of her worst nightmares, she learns that the house is cursed by an enraged spirit that died on Friday the 13th. And now a group of thrill seeking friends unknowingly unleash its wrath and damn their souls.

Stars: Deanna Congo, Torrei Hart, Cameron White, Khu | Written and Directed by Justin Price

A flight team becomes stranded on an alien planet while attempting to activate a machine that will restore Earth. Somebody fights an alien monster and there are also space zombies because…reasons?

I would bet a fiver that I have put more thought into those first two sentences than Justin Price put into his entire film. Alien Reign Of Man is as burdensome a title to watch as it is to type. However, I will not shorten the title to just Alien because I would not dare insult the Ridley Scott universe this film so desperately wants to be when it grows up.

I was tricked into enjoying the first five minutes of story. The desolate, alien landscape felt ominous and the explorers’ environmental suits had a cool medieval knight aesthetic to them. The acting is pretty bad from the start,...

Alien: Reign of Man is further proof that space exploration can be risky business.

Heat Vision has the exclusive first-look photos from the project, which centers on a group of people who get stranded on a distant planet and come face-to-face with deadly extraterrestrials. Below, you can see some of the creatures they will be contending with, and it's safe to say things won't go well.

Justin Price is directing the film, which, for the record, is not at all related to a certain high-profile Ridley Scott film opening Friday. Galen Christy’s High Octane Pictures is representing Alien: Reign of...

Keep up with the wild and wooly world of indie film acquisitions with our weekly Rundown of everything that’s been picked up around the globe. Check out last week’s Rundown here.

– Exclusive: Samuel Goldwyn Films has picked up the North American rights to the drama “Green Is Gold,” written and directed by Ryon Baxter and starring Jimmy Baxter, Ryon Baxter and David Fine. The film recently had its world premiere at the Los Angeles Film Festival over the summer, where it won the Audience Award for Best Fiction Feature.

The film follows “a thirteen-year-old boy [who] is forced to live with his estranged brother after their father is sent to prison. Their relationship is soon tested when the older brother’s occupation as a marijuana dealer infringes on his ability not only to raise his brother, but to even take care of himself. However, through constant tribulation, they discover...

Exclusive: Torrei Hart, Simone Shepherd, Aeriel Miranda also among cast of Us comedy-romance; production reveals footage.

Empire actress AzMarie Livingston has joined the cast of Us comedy Almost Amazing, which is currently shooting in Los Angeles.

The ensemble cast also includes Torrei Hart, Simone Shephard, Aeriel Miranda, Jazsmin Lewis, Erica Mena, Brian Hooks, Eric Roberts, Billy Blanks and Laura Govan.

Writer-director Justin Price’s comedy follows three men who run a professional breakup agency but who are failing to end their own deteriorating relationships.

Producers are Price, Khu, Reno Rankin, Matthew Simmons and Eddy Herrero. Price and DoP Khu previously collaborated on low-budget horrors Dark Moon Rising (2015) and Forsaken (2016).

Livingston, mononymously known as AzMarie, got her break on America’s Next Top Model: British Invasion in 2012. She currently plays Chicken in Fox’s TV drama Empire, co-created by Lee Daniels.

Almost Amazing marks the model-turned-actress’s most prominent role to date following a minor role in Daniels...

Religious themes have been overplayed in horror. However, Justin Price's Forsaken offers a few chilling moments. This film will debut in 2016 via Uncorked Entertainment. And, Forsaken stars David E. Cazares, Nissa Nightmare and Michael Catalano. A sales trailer has been released for the film as it makes its way to the American Film Market, in Santa Monica. The story begins with a Priest. His wife is dying and he uses arcane arts to prolong her life. However, he may have released the souls of all those who have been possessed in the past. Now, the anti-Christ is promising a return, but his promises are often lies. The sales trailer requires a bit more polish. The story seems to bounce around in the clip. Still, sales trailers are often used to draw attention to projects from distributors. A proof-of-concept, a sales trailer can also help garner further funds to finish a film.

The bodies start piling up when werewolves invade a small town in Justin Price’s Dark Moon Rising, now available on DVD and digital platforms from Uncork’d Entertainment, and we've been provided with five DVD copies of the action horror film to give away to Daily Dead readers.

"Writer-director Justin Price’s howling new horror-thriller “Dark Moon Rising” hit digital and DVD August 4, 2015 from Uncork’d Entertainment.

Eric Roberts (The Human Centipede III), Mika Padilla (NCIS), Billy Blanks (The Last Boy Scout) and Jared Allman (The Hunger Games : Catching Fire) star in the hair-raising chronicle of a group of shape-shifting werewolves that descend upon a small town in search of a girl who is re-born once every 2000 years. She holds the key to their survival and all will die who stand in their way.

An American Werewolf in London takes a bite out of Near Dark in this bloody,...

There are a lot of great movies arriving on VOD for the month of August, which should undoubtedly please all you genre fans who love to catch on some of the best indie horror and sci-fi titles from the comfort of your own homes. We kick things off with The Last Survivors from Dark Sky Films and the very same day, Uncork’d Entertainment is unleashing their werewolf flick Dark Moon Rising which stars Eric Roberts.

On August 7th, A24 is planning on taking viewers to some Dark Places, and we’ve got a handful of movies arriving in mid-month including the thriller Cop Car starring Kevin Bacon and the stylized revenge tale Final Girl featuring the always great Abigail Breslin. A few days later, SpectreVision’s The Boy arrives on VOD and one of my personal favorite films of 2015, the spunky post-apocalyptic action adventure tale Turbo Kid, will be released on August 28th.

We return with another edition of the Indie Spotlight, highlighting recent independent horror news sent our way. Today’s feature includes news on an art exhibit dedicated to Guillermo del Toro, release details on supernatural thrillers The Cloth and The Church, and an interview with Standards of Living‘s Aaron Mento to discuss his horror feature shot entirely on an iPad 2:

New Trailer for Theatre of the Deranged II: ”This is the second installment from Executive Producers James Cullen Bressack (My Pure Joy, Hate Crime, To Jennifer) and Jarret Cohen at Psykik Junky Pictures not only feature’s Bressack’s film “Unmimely Demise”, and Dustin Mills (Puppet Monster Massacre, Zombie A-hole) Segment is entitled “Plate Face” also Shane Ryan (Amateur Porn Star Killer) segment entitled “Tag” Shawn Burkett (The Sleeping Soul) with his segment entitled “Panty Raid” and Lastly Christopher Leto (The House Wife Slasher) with his segment...

We're just getting word on this one, but Uncork’d Entertainment and Viva Pictures are releasing the sci-fi (?!) thriller The Cloth starring Danny Trejo and Eric Roberts.

Recently acquired at the Berlin International Film Festival, The Cloth was written and directed by Justin and will be available July 2nd for rental and digital, and available for sale on DVD on August 6th.

Based on Justin Price's book of the same name, The Cloth concerns the celestial influences surrounding the Catholic Church's darkly secret organization specifically formed to combat the alarming rise of demonic possessions across the country.

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Possession! Demons! Danny Trejo! Eric Roberts! Sold! Holy Laser Pistols! That's right, kids! The good folks over at Uncork’d Entertainment just sent over the home video announcement for the latest devilish flick to land in your collection, The Cloth! Read on for details!

From the Press Release

Uncork’d Entertainment and Viva Pictures proudly announce the multi-platform release of the much anticipated sci-fi thriller The Cloth starring Danny Trejo (Machete, Con Air) and Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight). Recently acquired at the Berlin International Film Festival, The Cloth was written and directed by Justin Price and executive produced by Ha-g Hardamon. The Cloth will be available July 2nd for rental and digital, and available for sale on DVD for an Srp of $14.96 on August 6th.

Based on Justin Price's book of the same name, The Cloth is a taut and tense tale of intrigue, mystery and celestial influences...

After the critical debacle that was “The Devil Inside”, you’re right to be skeptical of yet another exorcism movie. However, the trailer for Justin Price’s “The Cloth” definitely has some things working in its favor. Tops on this list is Danny Trejo as an exorcising priest. What’s not to love about that? I’ll watch anything he’s in, a strategy that’s led to me watching some dogs, but if he’s on board, so am I. I sure hope that Trejo’s method of exorcism is to mad dog the demons until they leave their host, heads down, profusely apologizing for having wasted Mr. Trejo’s valuable time. Number two on my list of why “The Cloth” stands apart from the crowd is another cast member, Eric Roberts. The star of “Best of the Best” plays another priest, and while not as grim-faced as Trejo,...

From director Justin Price, and starring Danny Trejo, Eric Roberts, and Rachele Brooke Smith, comes a new exorcism flick, The Cloth, which will be for sale at the upcoming Berlin market. With the official website launched, we've also landed the official sales art that looks quite similar to Lionsgate's The Last Exorcism. " 'The Cloth' is a horror \ action-sci-fi thriller centered on a secret organization formed by the Catholic Church to counteract the rising cases of demonic possessions across the country. With the arrival of the Devils General Kasdeya on earth, the members of the Cloth have only seven days to stop the crossover of the ultimate evil into our realm. To stop Beelzebubs arrival, their mission depends on Jason (Kyler Willett), a young godless man, to lead the next generation of Cloth members before the Devil and his armies walk the earth."...

Not long ago, Shock was the first to tell you about a new film that falls into the exorcism sub-genre entitled The Cloth.

At the time, we simply at the plot and cast and crew information, however, today we a slew of photos to share.

Written and directed by Justin Price, the film stars Danny Trejo, Eric Roberts, Rachele Brooke Smith, Kyler Williett and Steven Brand.

The Cloth is a thriller centered on a secret organization formed by the Catholic Church to counteract the rising cases of demonic possessions across the country. With the arrival of the Devil’s General Kasdeya on earth, the members of the Cloth have only seven days to stop the crossover of the ultimate evil into our realm. To stop Beelzebub’s arrival, their mission depends on Jason (Kyler Willett), a young godless man, to lead the next generation of Cloth members before the Devil...

Writer/director and actor Justin Price's new thriller 'The Cloth' is expected to finish up post-production real soon and will likely be seeking a 2012 release date. Nice. For now we'll just have to make do with a a teaser trailer from the production about a secret organization within the Catholic Church that attempt to counter increasing demonic possessions. Danny Trejo ('Machete') and Eric Roberts ('The Dark Knight'), Dancer cum actress (and well-ripped) Rachele Brooke Smith -below ('Burlesque'), John Greer, Steven Brand, Robert Miano, Lassiter Holmes, Justin Price and Asad Farr all star. Check out the teaser trailer below and a bonus pic of little Miss Smith....

The Catholic Church is continuing to fight the good fight as the Devil's general, Kasdeya, descends to Earth. Possessions increase and the poster for The Cloth reminds horror fans that demons do not need heads to deliver evil. The film has recently signed multiple distribution deals, so The Cloth is likely to release in 2012. Currently, the film is in post-production and the film is expected to complete soon. Peek at the casting details with Danny Trejo and Eric Roberts attached.

Completion Year: 2012.

Director: Justin Price.

Cast: Eric Roberts, Danny Trejo, Kyler Willett, and Rachel Brooke Smith.

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There's a new exorcism movie afoot. And after The Devil Inside I'd say The Cloth has nowhere to go but up! It's certainly got a better cast! Eric Roberts, Danny Trejo, Rachele Brooke Smith, Kyler Willett and Steven Brand star in the film. No one in Devil Inside can even begin to chew scenery like Roberts and Trejo. Justin Price wrote and directed the film which recently wrapped production. The film, "is a thriller centered on a secret organization formed by the Catholic Church to counteract the rising cases of demonic possessions across the country. With the arrival of the Devils General Kasdeya on earth, the members of the Cloth have only seven days to stop the crossover of the ultimate evil into our realm. To stop Beelzebubs arrival, their mission depends on Jason (Kyler Willett), a young godless man...

Big red is at it again with yet another poor soul being tortured by him and his demonic henchmen! That's right, kids! Grab your bible and light your candles. A man of The Cloth is on his way with bad intentions.

From writer/director Justin Price comes The Cloth, starring Danny Trejo, Eric Roberts, Rachele Brooke Smith, Kyler Willett and Steven Brand. Pretty good cast, no? Imagine the fun of seeing Roberts and Trejo tangoing with demons. We are So there!

Check out the twisted one-sheet below, and look for distro news soon!

Synopsis

The Cloth is an action-horror story centered on a secret organization formed by the Catholic Church to counteract the rising cases of demonic possessions across the country. The story follows a young godless man who is being recruited into the cloth.

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Just as we had seen in the wake of Paranormal Activity, which spawned countless supernatural imitators, expect plenty of exorcism-fueled fare to come post-The Devil Inside.

Shock got wind of a new film in post-production called The Cloth, from writer-director Justin Price.  Danny Trejo, Eric Roberts, Rachele Brooke Smith, Kyler Willett and Steven Brand. (Please tell me we see Trejo performing an exorcism...)

Smiith's background includes a lot of background dancing in various films - is a dance-off with the Devil in store for us here? - and Brand was recently seen in Hellraiser: Revelations.

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Lyrics of 'The Warning' are a scathing attack on Carey and husband Nick Cannon.

By Jocelyn Vena

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First Eminem wrote a song, "Bagpipes From Baghdad," directed at Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon. Then she seemed to respond to his track with her own, "Obsessed," although she has denied the song and the video were directed at him.

Now, this week, Eminem has released a scathing dis track, "The Warning," directed at Carey and her husband, Nick Cannon, during which he alleges and describes what was his one full sexual encounter with Carey, labels her a "liar" and other ugly names, and threatens to reveal personal pictures and phone messages he has of the singer. (Carey has denied ever having a romantic relationship with Eminem, while he has insisted there was one.)

Eminem has a history of blistering disses, but the song raises the question:...