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Chevelle have announced their 10th studio album, Bright as Blasphemy, arriving August 15th via Alchemy Recordings.

The Illinois alt-metal vets also dropped a new song, “Jim Jones,” the sequel to the album’s previously released lead single “Rabbit Hole.” The forceful track touts thick groove-metal riffs and an inspired performance from singer-guitarist Pete Loeffler, who puts his falsetto to work across the five-minute runtime.

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“History teaches us the longest rabbit hole has no end,” the band succinctly said about the new song via a press release, following up the ominous message expressed in the prior single “Rabbit Hole.” Themes of dystopian techno-futurism run through both songs, as well as the LP sleeve art and various track titles such as “AI Phobias” and “Shocked at the End of the World.”

“Human Existence encompasses both inherent challenges and potential,” stated the band. “It’s up to you how to pass the time.

On the surface, Rufus Sewell’s character Mark Easterbrook in “Agatha Christie’s The Pale Horse” has it all — in the most polished TV sense imaginable. It’s 1960s London, and he’s a very successful antiques dealer; he has an endless collection of trendy slim-cut suits; he lives in one of those row houses that make tourists gawp; he’s got a car James Bond would envy and a beautiful wife.

But appearances are deceiving, because he’s falling apart at his impressively tailored seams. Women he’s slept with keep dying, and the police just told him that he’s on some kind of hit list created by a very successful and mysterious and, who knows, maybe supernatural serial killer. On top of that next-level weirdness, his hair is starting to fall out in chunks. Is Mark the “pale horse” referenced in the Book of Revelation — Death, the final horseman of the apocalypse?...

Hey there, creeps! I’ve been following the history of the new flick The Curse Of Sleeping Beauty from fright maestro Pearry Teo (Strange Blood) for quite some time now, so when I caught wind the flick was set to be released, I had to check it out post-haste… and I did! So here’s my review, followed by a recent jaw sesh I had with ol’ P.T. himself!

The Curse Of Sleeping Beauty

• Release Date: Available in Theaters on May 13th, on VOD and iTunes on May 17th

• Written By: Josh Nadler, Pearry Teo (Based on the comic by Everette Hartsoe)

• Directed By: Pearry Teo

• Starring: Ethan Peck, India Eisley, Natalie Hall

When Thomas (Peck), a victim of sleep paralysis and bizarre nightmares featuring Briar Rose (Eisley) a.k.a. Sleeping Beauty, randomly inherits a bizarre mansion from an uncle he has never met, things go from crazy...

Coming off the success of Pale Horse (the first posters for which are here), producer Kim Durham, and production partners, Wayne and Maria Durham have acquired the rights to bestselling author Amy Miles new book Visitation: An Amityville Nightmare, along with the rights to Award winning horror director, Pearry Teo’s (Curse of Sleeping Beauty, Dracula) screenplay by the same title. Teo is attached to direct the picture which is currently in pre-production; casting for which is expected to begin in August.

The novel is inspired by the Amityville Horror series and will focus on theories and real life accounts of the original DeFeo murders. Says Teo:

At this point, it is an honor to have a peak at Amy’s manuscript before it is published, so getting in early into the game proves to be a huge advantage for us. And it’s always a pleasure to work with...

by Seth Metoyer

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Director Pearry Teo (Curse of Sleeping Beauty, Dracula: The Dark Prince, Necromentia) has finished directing the gothic horror feature Pale Horse and is getting ready to helm his next feature Amityville Nightmares.

Check out the the Pale Horse trailer below the official details about Amityville Nightmares (and teaser poster).

From The Press Release

Coming off the success of Pale Horse, producer Kim Durham, and production partners, Wayne and Maria Durham have acquired the rights to bestselling author Amy Miles new book 'Visitation: An Amityville Nightmare Novel, along with the rights to Award winning horror director, Pearry Teo's (Curse of Sleeping Beauty, Dracula) screenplay by the same title. Teo has been attached to direct the picture which is currently in pre-production.

The novel is inspired by the Amityville Horror series and will focus on theories and real life accounts of the original DeFeo murders.

“At this point,...

Exclusive: Roman Kopelevich’s La-based sales company is in Cannes with a varied roster of completed titles.

Morning stars Jeanne Tripplehorn, Laura Linney and Leland Orser in the story of a couple moving towards hope in the aftermath of their child’s death. Orser wrote and directed.

Paws, Bones & Rock ’n’ Roll screens in the market and bears the distinction of a Timur Bekmambetov producer credit. Maxim Sveshnikov directed the tale about two dogs home alone who defend the home against intruders.

Also screening is the upcoming Los Angeles Film Festival world premiere It’s Already Tomorrow In Hong Kong (pictured) from writer-director Emily Ting. Jamie Chung and Bryan Greenberg star in the romance.

Michael Shumway directed and produces Alienate from a screenplay by Rick Hansberry and Lex Hogan about a man flying home to his family who becomes trapped on a plane during an alien invasion. Blake Webb, Tatum Ponce and Jaclyn Hales star.

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Man o’ man, ghouls, look who just dropped by the Crypt o’ Xiii! None other than virtuoso producer/die-rector Pearry Teo! Welcome Pearry, why not have a seat right here on this coff… er, I mean sofa, and let’s get down to the horror biz and discuss your latest production Strange Blood!

Famous Monsters. So, what attracted you to ol’ Strange Blood?

Pearry Teo. I was very tired of the generic horror movies out there today. I think there have been too many cliché-ridden movies and I wanted to do something as an homage to the great horror movies like The Fly. I enjoyed the pacing of that movie, where it’s a slow burn rather than trying to cram gore into our mouths. I always wanted to do a horror movie where women are not portrayed as sex objects or running away from a killer. In fact, Gemma...

Director Pearry Teo (Necromentia) is set to release another nightmare upon the world. The film is titled Pale Horse and it involves voodoo, magic and menagerie. As well, the film's first trailer is now available. And, the clip emphasizes costume, setting and mystery. Even the story is being shrouded in a black mist. Pale Horse stars Eileen Dietz (The Exorcist), Alexandra Bard (Strange Blood), Perish Dignam, Taylor Plecity, Jimbo Barnett and Lorenzo Leonard. The trailer beckons below. As well, a movie poster has been released for this title. The graphic offers two taglines: "A voodoo odyssey" and "Darkness is forever." The movie poster also shows more of the film's elaborate costumes, hair and makeup. Fans of indie horror will be pleased to know that this feature is now completed and it will be available soon. More details on the film are listed below. Actress Alexandra Fritz is seen here. The character Sabien.

Directed by Pearry Teo (Necromentia, Witchville) and produced by Kim Durham for Meraxes Entertainment, Pale Horse is a brand new gothic horror currently in post-production. Little, beyond the teaser trailer for the film on the official Facebook page and the fact the film is a new take on the voodoo mythos, is known about the movie – but it does have a stellar cast of genre talent, including Eileen Dietz (The Exorcist), Alexandra Bard (Strange Blood), Perish Dignam, Taylor Plecity, Jimbo Barnett and Lorenzo Leonard.

Check out the first teaser poster and two character one-sheets below, and keep it right here for more information on Pale Horse as we have it.