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Ashley Greene (Twilight) and Shawn Ashmore (Frozen) star in director Chad Archibald’s It Feeds, and Fandango at Home has debuted the official trailer this afternoon.

Look for It Feeds in theaters this coming April and watch the trailer below.

In the film…

“After a young girl bursts into their home psychiatry practice claiming an entity is feeding on her, Jordan and her clairvoyant mother must find a way to stop the force before the girl is taken completely.”

The cast also includes Mark Taylor.

It Feeds is the first movie in a planned 10-movie production slate from Productivity Media Inc (Pmi) and Black Fawn Films, said to be a “unique brand of genre films that will not only engage and terrify but pull at the heart strings of our audience.”

Chad Archibald notes, “This slate won’t just include horror films — there will be content specifically crafted for today’s audiences,...

Fans are convinced that when Tom Cruise’s Ethan Hunt says, “I need you to trust me one last time” in the teaser, he’s talking to the audience. And well, the audience look like they’re ready to trust him to deliver one more insanely thrilling performance.

‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ Teaser Shows Super Spy Ethan Hunt Participate In A High Stakes Mission

“Our lives are not defined by any one action. Our lives are the sum of our choices. Everything we are, everything we’ve done has come to this,” a voice narrates at the beginning of the teaser trailer, as we see Cruise’s character Hunt running from enemies that may be bigger than all the others he’s battled combined.

As always, Hunt is trying to outrun his enemies – literally – even though they come at him with guns and helicopters.

The action-packed teaser sees...

Smile 2 ended with Skye Riley being possessed by the Smile Entity, who killed her in front of a stadium full of spectators and spreading the curse to all of them. The shocking ending to Smile 2 implies that thousands of more people will die from Skye's curse at the same time, creating a superspreader event of apocalyptic proportions. The ominous implications from this event raise a lot of questions about what could come next for the characters and its world.

Considering the disastrous ramifications of Smile 2's ending, it's unclear how or even if the franchise will continue after Smile 2. However, based on how the first film ended and how the sequel began, Smile 2 writer and director Parker Finn already has two possible victims to follow in a possible third installment. What happened in the second movie set the stage for this very scenario.

Skye Riley's...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Smile 2!

The ending of Smile 2 features a wild Skye Riley twist, and while it is exciting, it makes a potential Smile 3 so much more difficult to pull off. After the success of Smile and Smile 2, a third movie in the Smile franchise seems inevitable, with it having the potential to follow up on the explosive ending of the sequel. However, Smile 2 creates a hurdle that is nearly impossible for Smile 3 to clear, with the third movie being forced to take a wildly different route if it wants to escape this problem.

Despite being a sequel to the original Smile, Smile 2 focuses on an entirely different cast of characters, with Joel being the only returning main character from the original film. This sets the Smile franchise up to be more of an anthology, following different characters as they become infected with the Smile Curse.

Contains mentions of suicide and murder.

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Smile and Smile 2!

The Smile Curse is the powerful force that causes many characters to die by suicide throughout Smile and Smile 2, and here is every confirmed victim from the franchise and how they died. The Smile Curse is the main source of conflict throughout the Smile franchise, with it leading to the deaths of almost everyone that becomes posessed by it. Both Smile protagonists, Rose Cotter and Skye Riley, have fallen victim to the smile curse, as well as a variety of other characters. So, here is a full breakdown of every character that has died as of Smile 2.

The Smile Entity, sometimes also referred to as The Monstrosity, is the supernatural force that is behind the Smile Curse. According to the rules of Smile, the Entity possesses a victim, slowly driving its human host mad...

Some movies are born with a notorious reputation. Sidney J. Furie's infamous 1982 horror film, The Entity, is one such film. In fact, had it not been for the unwavering support that Martin Scorsese has shown this film over the years, there's a pretty good chance that everyone would have forgotten about it by now.

Largely critically derided upon its initial release, The Entity has since seen a reappraisal of both its form and content, one that has given this film, which had previously been rendered an afterthought (at best), a new lease on life. Is The Entity the classic horror film that Martin Scorsese believes it to be, or is it little more than a sleazy picture looking to exploit its subject?

Related 10 Must-Watch Horror Movie Recommendations From Jordan Peele

Jordan Peele has dominated the horror genre with his brilliant films, so his definitive list of brilliant horror films is required viewing.

This article contains mild spoilers for "Smile 2."

As I write this article, the third installment of the gore-laden "Terrifier" series is obliterating the competition at the box office, a win for independent film, extreme horror, and non-studio-owned IP everywhere. Lifelong horror fans are no strangers to films with the same levels of ultraviolence and blood-soaked mania on glorious display, but these scenes are overwhelmingly found in independent or underground horror movies. This isn't to say that studio-backed horror films are incapable of bringing the pain, but even looking at something as notoriously grisly as the "Saw" series, the graphic depictions are stylized. Shots of dismembered limbs or meat being torn from the bone are interspersed between adventurous camera movement, cleverly spaced reactions to the carnage, and juuuuust enough of the gruesome goodies to throw the audience's imagination into overdrive. It's taking a page out of Alfred Hitchcock's handbook...

This article contains major spoilers for "Smile 2."

There are many cultural antecedents to the horror film. Everything from fairy tales to classic literature to campfire stories and urban legends have made their way into horror cinema, both literally and figuratively. Although horror films usually involve one or several survivors (even if — perhaps especially if — that survivor is the killer themselves), their stories aren't as predictably continued as the protagonists of other genres. Where a "hero" character like Sherlock Holmes or Wonder Woman can find themselves facing a new case or challenge during their next adventure, the Final Girls (and sometimes Guys) of horror don't always make a return appearance, and that's if there's a Final Girl left standing at all. For the "Smile" films, the latter aspect is certainly in play. The series is now two entries deep, and with them, writer/director Parker Finn has established a pattern...

Mission: Impossible 8 star Simon Pegg teases the impending release of the film's trailer. Tom Cruise returned as superspy Ethan Hunt last year for Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning, which featured the introduction of an AI villain called the Entity. Cruise is set to reteam with franchise veteran director Christopher McQuarrie for the currently-untitled eighth film, with the Mission: Impossible 8 story expected to continue the Entity storyline. Though originally set to bow in theaters in June 2024, the film was delayed and is now scheduled to release in May 2025.

During a recent Instagram live Q&a video (via @tweetyenergy), Pegg receives a user comment stating that his character, Benji, is "the best," prompting Pegg's off-screen daughter to bring up Mission: Impossible 8. "Just you wait," she says, enthusiastically, "because the new trailer for Mission: Impossible is coming out soon." Pegg then chimes in, confirming that the trailer will indeed be arriving in the near future,...

When George Miller released "Mad Max: Fury Road" in 2015 (our review here), he completely revolutionized action films forever. The long-awaited fourth installment of his post-apocalyptic Ozploitation franchise, "Fury Road" was over three decades in the making, but before Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron ever pressed their boot leather to the gas pedal of a war rig — there was Miller's script for "Furiosa." Almost entirely written before production began on "Fury Road," Miller outlined a thrilling epic about the life of Imperator Furiosa before she crossed paths with "Mad" Max Rockatansky.

Now, Miller has brought that story to the big screen, a prequel to "Fury Road" and an immersive dive into the life story of one of cinema's greatest characters of the last 20 years. Thanks to the extensive behind-the-scenes oral history of "Fury Road," we know that Miller is a meticulous director who storyboards out his films within an inch of their life.

In a thrilling update, GTA+ has announced that members can now claim a free Överflöd Entity Mt Super Car at The Vinewood Car Club as part of their growing list of perks. This exciting news is among several other member benefits including the inclusion of the sensational detective thriller, L.A. Noire in the Games Included With GTA+ library.

The Överflöd Entity Mt Super Car promises to make speed limits seem like mere suggestions to its owners. The vehicle, replete with Black Rainbow Prismatic Chameleon paint, can be claimed for free and can be further customized with performance upgrades at Hao’s Special Works.

L.A. Noire, a gripping fusion of high-octane action and true detective work set in the 1940s Los Angeles, has been added to the GTA+ games catalog. Members can embrace the role of LAPD detective Cole Phelps and decipher a labyrinth of arson attacks, racketeering conspiracies,...

Astro’s Cha Eun Woo At No. 1 In March’s Brand Reputation Individual Ranking ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

South Korean dramas and bands have been ruling our hearts for years, and their popularity has increased every passing day. One of the famous names is Cha Eun Woo. He is not only an actor but also a K-pop idol associated with the boy band Astro. He has been making headlines for his solo debut and show Wonderful World, which has led him to gain the top spot in this month’s individual brand reputation ranking.

Eun Woo is known for shows like True Beauty and Gangnam Beauty. He also recently made his solo debut by releasing the mini album Entity. The True Beauty star is also a famous face on social media, with 43.4 million fans on Instagram. He often keeps his admirers engaged by posting pictures of him from the sets, behind-the-scenes snaps of his photoshoots,...

A new look has been revealed for the upcoming prequel Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga.

Serving as a prequel to 2015's Mad Max: Fury Road, Furiosa will introduce Anya Taylor-Joy as a younger version of the character previously played by Charlize Theron. Per Empire, a new image has been revealed featuring Taylor-Joy in character as Imperator Furiosa. Along with the new look at Furiosa, director George Miller also addressed the movie's plot, explaining how it will lead directly up to where Mad Max: Fury Road begins.

Related How Tina Turner Became Mad Max's Best Villain The late Tina Turner made very few movie appearances. But the biggest became iconic: Aunty Entity, the best of Mad Max's very strong rogues gallery.

“The story is the saga of Furiosa, and how she gets taken from home, and spends the rest of her life trying to get back,” Miller explained. “[In] Fury Road,...

Cha Eun Woo Once Had To Issue A Handwritten Note For Going Clubbing During The Pandemic. (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Four years ago, this time around, Covid-19 started to take a grasp on all our lives across the globe. The pandemic forced us to maintain social distancing, which kept us away from our loved ones. However, sometimes people could not bear to sit inside the house anymore and went out only to jeopardize their and others’ health. South Korean stars Cha Eun Woo and Jungkook were once criticized for going out to the clubs in Itaewon in 2020.

Eun Woo apologized for his irresponsible action with a handwritten note. The BTS and Astro stars were accompanied by Seventeen‘s Mingyu and Jaehyun of Nct. Eun-woo is one of the most renowned K-Drama actors, an accomplished singer, and a part of the K-Pop band Astro. He has millions of fans on Instagram.

According to GMA Entertainment,...

Andor marked a new beginning for the Star Wars saga. It broke away from established traditions and found massive success in doing so. It's one of the most critically acclaimed pieces of the franchise in years. It even earned eight Emmy nominations (though it didn't win any of them). It's one of the most beautiful entries to the saga, and the second season will likely continue that trend.

There are a lot of things that made Andor successful, and Star Wars should continue the trends that this show started to ensure that it's keeping things fresh for its audiences. Here are ten of the most important things that the saga should take away from this show.

The Empire Should Be More Than a Faceless Entity

Related Why Star Wars Should Embrace Other Genres Besides Sci-Fi Star Wars has had numerous live-action TV shows, but expanding beyond its normal sci-fi scope...

Astro’s Cha Eun-woo Reacts To Romance Rumors With India Eisley(Photo Credit –Instagram)

South Korean actor/singer Cha Eun-woo is popular among K-Drama lovers. He has a huge fan base who are eager to know more about him, especially his love life. The media is also interested in bringing out such information, and while doing so, Eun-woo was linked to American actor India Eisley. He has now opened up about the alleged dating rumors with India. Keep scrolling for more.

Eun-woo is known for shows like True Beauty, Gangnam Beauty, and Island. He is also a member of the boy band Astro. The actor has over 42 million followers on the photo-sharing app Instagram. He is also a prominent personality in the fashion world and is associated with large labels such as Burberry, Dior Beauty, The North Face, Ricola, and others. He was born in 1997 in South Korea’s Gyeonggi Province.

President Biden was deeply impacted by the movie Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One, particularly the portrayal of rogue AI and its potential dangers. The president signed an executive order on AI, emphasizing the need to ensure its development is reliable and safe for the public. Biden believes that AI has both positive and negative impacts, such as false image creation, perpetuating inequalities, and enabling scams, and wants to address these issues swiftly.

In a new report addressing President Joe Biden's recently signed order on artificial intelligence, AP revealed that the Tom Cruise-led Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One had a serious impact on the president's worries regarding AI. During an interview, White House chief of staff Bruce Reed said that President Biden "was as impressed and alarmed as anyone. He saw fake AI images of himself, of his dog. He saw how it can make bad poetry.

Wonder Woman takes on the military to fight for her sisters' right to exist, challenging the new legislation that has banned Amazons from living in America. The complex nature of Wonder Woman's history is explored, with many people lying about her origins, motivations, and personal desires. Wonder Woman is presented as a modern myth, with every storyteller ascribing their own notions onto her, making her a legend that is open to interpretation by all.

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Wonder Woman #2!The Wonder Woman mythos has just been touched up with a new tweak to her lore. With Amazons persona non grata in the United States, Diana takes on the military to fight for her sisters' right to exist. And a new interpretation of Diana finds a new way of looking at Wonder Woman's complex history.

Things have been hard for Wonder Woman and her people thanks to one lone Amazon.

Sideshow Brings Frankenstein'S Monster To Life: "First brought to life by the words of Mary Shelley, the creation known as Frankenstein’s Monster has taken on many forms throughout popular culture. Inspired by the iconic literary character and his visual legacy across the centuries, the Frankenstein’s Monster Statue by Sideshow honors the creature’s horror roots and tragic nature with a new, original design.

This stunningly detailed, fully sculpted piece shows the hulking figure cloaked in the pelt of a black bear and clad in patchwork pants. Two large electrodes emerge from his back and silver staples hold his reanimated flesh together. He is painted with a cadaverous mixture of yellows and reds, emphasizing how Frankenstein’s creation straddles the line between life and death.

Lurching through a melancholy cemetery scene, Frankenstein’s Monster crosses a snow-dusted grave where a lantern, shovel, and broken skull rest. The headstone...

Remember how we mentioned that last week was a bit of a “calm before the storm” situation, as we get closer to the Halloween season and its nonstop onslaught of fresh horror movies?

That orange wave has arrived, and it won’t be slowing down until October 31. In fact, there are so many new releases this week that we’re going to break them up into separate days.

Here’s all the new horror that just released for August 22, 2023!

For daily reminders about new horror releases, be sure to follow @HorrorCalendar.

Cinephobia Releasing brings Dane Elcar‘s acclaimed sci-fi thriller Brightwood home today, a time loop horror movie that’s now available on all your favorite VOD outlets.

The indie horror movie centers on a married couple at the end of their rope, and that’s before they get trapped into a loop with a hooded killer in the woods.

"A family is haunted by what appears to be the ghost of their youngest daughter. Now they must try to figure out why she is trying to communicate with them and if it's really her." From writer Katski Flores (Still Life) and Filipino director Erik Matti (On the Job), The Entity will be released on digital later this month and we have an exclusive look at the brand-new poster for the upcoming film.

Starring Sharon Cuneta, John Arcilla, Kent Gonzales, Pam Gonzales, Guila Alvarez, and Coohleene Cabasag, The Entity will be available on August 22nd on digital platforms, including Apple TV, Prime Video, Vudu, Google Play, and DirecTV. Take a look at the poster below and we also a look at the trailer that was exclusively shared by Bloody Disgusting yesterday.

Trailer via Bloody Disgusting:

The post Exclusive Poster Reveal: “Darkness Will Test the Strenth of This Family” in The...

Longtime Mission: Impossible veteran Simon Pegg remains surprised by how pertinent Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One's high-tech adversary, the Entity, feels right now.

"I remember [McQuarrie] talking about it early on, and I thought, 'Oh, that’s a really good sort of science fiction-y idea,'" Pegg told The Hollywood Reporter at Dead Reckoning's New York premiere on how the artificial intelligence villain idea came about. "Mission: Impossible has always had that edge of sci-fi, you know, because the tech is always way in advance of where we are. And I felt like this is really on point. This is a clever idea," he noted. "Of course, the conversation about AI has been amplified in the time that we've been making this movie. So it's coming out in a time when it's in the social discourse. So, it feels very timely."

Related: Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One's Mysterious Entity,...

Actor Rebecca Ferguson echoes concerns regarding the impact of AI similar to the villain in Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One, as the technology's real-world influence encroaches on the welfare of film and TV creatives.

Ferguson spoke about the villain in Dead Reckoning as a timely threat, with the prospect of artificial intelligence invading the film and TV industries. "AI is obviously something we’re battling," Ferguson said in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. "And people are scared. We’re living in a world where AI is going to be merged into our world, and we have to see where we fit in and how it works and that it doesn’t just walk over our jobs." Ferguson’s comment was in reference to the writers’ strike. Increasingly efficient AI-generated content is a running concern for Hollywood creatives, since the technology has the potential to undermine industry jobs.

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One!Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One includes plenty of teases for the sequel, and one would require breaking the franchise's formula in Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part Two. The first of two new movies is the Mission: Impossible franchise brings Tom Cruise back as Ethan Hunt as he and the Imf hunt down a powerful AI known as The Entity and its main agent, Gabriel. The globe-trotting adventure culminates with a showdown between the two sides as they fight to get the key that unlocks the AI's source code. Mission: Impossible 7's ending leaves the key in Ethan's possession and sets up multiple storylines for the sequel.

The set-up for Mission: Impossible 8 can be seen through many of the decisions made by characters in Dead Reckoning Part One. Luther leaves the team to work offline, Grace agrees to work for Kittridge,...

Much like its worldwide superstar Tom Cruise, Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One is off and running at the box office. However, the summer of 2023 has been quite the inhospitable and volatile terrain for some of this year’s blockbuster films to traverse. But fans of the Impossible Mission Force (Imf) came out strong in support of Cruise and director Christopher McQuarrie’s latest Mission: Impossible sequel to the tune of $7 million for its early screenings.

According to Deadline, Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One previews did even better than the projections predicted for the movie's early screenings on Tuesday, July 11, which dropped just ahead of the film’s official domestic opening on Wednesday. And that $7-million take does not include the advance screenings set aside for fans on Monday, July 10.

This time around, Ethan Hunt (Cruise) not only finds himself desperately trying to thwart The Entity and...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One!Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One introduces a new villain to the franchise with Esai Morales' Gabriel, and he has a surprising past with Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) worth explaining. The seventh Mission: Impossible movie puts Ethan Hunt back in a position where he is forced to save the world from an unimaginable threat. The latest installment sees Tom Cruise's Imf agent work with familiar faces and some new ones in a race to acquire the key and learn more about a new AI threat known only as The Entity. They are met with opposition along the way, namely Mission: Impossible 7's villain Gabriel.

There is a strong track record of Mission: Impossible movie villains who oppose Ethan Hunt and the Imf, with the two most recent installments focusing on Solomon Lane (Sean Harris). Mission: Impossible -...

Christopher McQuarrie’s Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One expands on the themes of technological anxiety that animated last year’s Tom Cruise vehicle, Top Gun: Maverick, which McQuarrie co-wrote and began with the threat of human pilots being phased out in favor of drones and artificial intelligence. Here, the generic roster of villains that dot the Mission: Impossible franchise reaches its logical endpoint, with the interchangeable global terrorists replaced with an experimental A.I. dubbed “The Entity” that’s become sentient and gone rogue, prompting various national agencies and independent parties to embark on a hunt for the program’s site of operation to either destroy it or weaponize it for their own ends.

In both movies, the thematic subtext of A.I.’s looming threat is obvious, as much a warning against dehumanized warfare as a commentary on the increasingly soulless, anti-human nature of blockbuster filmmaking that...

Ashley Greene (Twilight) and Shawn Ashmore (Frozen) have been set to star in the horror movie It Feeds, with Deadline reporting that the film is “the first in a proposed ten-picture genre slate from LA-based companies Productivity Media Inc (Pmi) and Black Fawn Films.”

“It Feeds will tell the story of a young girl who insists that a malevolent entity is feeding on her. Greene portrays a clairvoyant therapist who must confront her own personal demons to save the girl before she is taken completely. Ashmore takes on the role of the anguished father, desperately struggling to protect his daughter.”

Production on It Feeds is currently underway.

“We have been aware of Black Fawn for some time and are truly excited to create this long term partnership. This slate of genre pictures adds to the breadth of films we want to bring to audiences worldwide,” said Navid McIlhargey.

“We are...

In addition to her storied musical career, the late rock legend Tina Turner may have the best run of movie character names of all time. She only played someone else on screen three times in her life, but each occasion was memorable (and memorably named). From The Acid Queen in Ken Russell's "Tommy" to Aunty Entity in "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome" to The Mayor in "Last Action Hero," Turner's short-lived cinematic career was defined by roles that felt like they were crafted just for her — with stylish names to match.

Turner's biggest film role came via George Miller, who really did craft the role of the third "Mad Max" film's villain around Turner. According to a retrospective written for NME in honor of the film's 35th anniversary, Miller and co-writer Terry Hayes made up the role for Turner after Miller was captivated by her after seeing her in a British TV interview.

Los Angeles, May 25 (Ians) Soulful diva Tina Turner, who had a lengthy run of ’60s and ’70s R&b hits and struck major pop stardom in the ’80s, died on Wednesday in Switzerland, reports ‘Variety’. She was 83.

“Tina Turner, the ‘Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll’ has died peacefully today at the age of 83 after a long illness in her home in Kusnacht near Zurich, Switzerland. With her, the world loses a music legend and a role model,” her representative said in a statement to ‘Variety’.

More than a decade after her crossover hit ‘Proud Mary’ with husband Ike, Tina Turner ascended to the pinnacle of pop fame with the 1984 Capitol Records album ‘Private Dancer’. The collection, which spawned a trio of top-10 pop hits, sold five million copies and garnered four Grammy Awards, adds ‘Variety’. Though she never matched that breakthrough solo success, she recorded and toured profitably until her retirement in 2000.

Raw-voiced,...

Seeking fame by capturing supernatural occurrences on camera, an influencer puts himself and his university housemates at risk in the new found footage horror film Followers, and ahead of the movie's Digital and On Demand release on March 24th from Terror Films, we've been provided with an exclusive clip to share with Daily Dead readers!

You can watch a kitchen become a supernatural hotspot in our exclusive clip below, and to learn more about Followers, visit:

https://www.terrorfilms.net/film/followers

From the producers of Anna and the Apocalypse and Monsters, and in the tradition of Get Out and ‘’Black Mirror’’, Terror Films’ Followers combines horror with black comedy to satirize today’s influencer generation while bringing a fresh new spin to the found-footage genre.

What starts as hilariously bad YouTube videos develops into a warning to the world about a shocking new strain of supernatural serial killer.

Jonty,...

The Midnight Entity was one of Doctor Who's scariest and most mysterious aliens to date, intentionally leaving many audiences confused about its exact species and backstory. The creature only appeared in season 4, episode 10, "Midnight," never to be seen again despite its fascinating premise. As one of the most popular sci-fi shows on television today, Doctor Who has seen its titular protagonist adventure through countless corners of time and space, encountering a wide range of original aliens and enemies along the way, but very few managed to instill such raw fear into the audience as the Midnight Entity did.

Doctor Who's season 4 brought the Doctor into combat with a vast range of new, original enemies that audiences had never seen before. From the Midnight Entity to the Vashta Nerada, it was this season that introduced many of Doctor Who's scariest aliens to date. "Midnight" still stands out as...

Red is a dark thriller set in the underground world of illegal organ smuggling, the so-called red market. It’s the directorial debut of Branko Tomovic (24: Live Another Day, Entity, Fury) and stars Dervla Kirwan (Ondine, Interlude in Prague) with Francesca Fowler (Doctor Who). It tells the story of a damaged and guilt-ridden man who works in this dangerous underground world but is trying to find a way out of it. The British-German co-production has screened at prestigious festivals and already won numerous awards and nominations, including San Diego International Film Festival, Tangier International Film Festival, the European Film Award qualifying International Short Film Festival in Drama, Naperville Independent Film Festival, Maverick Movie Awards, Winchester Short Film Festival, North Hollywood Cinefest, Berlin Independent Film Festival,...

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Red is a dark thriller set in the underground world of illegal organ smuggling, the so-called red market. It's the directorial debut of Branko Tomovic (24: Live Another Day, Entity, Fury) and stars Dervla Kirwan (Ondine, Interlude in Prague) with Francesca Fowler (Doctor Who). It tells the story of a damaged and guilt-ridden man who works in this dangerous underground world but is trying to find a way out of it. Red only recently started the festival circuit in September and is enjoying great festivals success already. It has been selected for the prestigious San Diego International Film Festival, Tangier International Film Festival, the European Film Award qualifying Short Film Festival in Drama, Itsa Film Festival and Vault Film Festival in London to name a...

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After a brief hiatus due to our live coverage of Comic-Con, we’re back with a double-sized edition of the Indie Spotlight, highlighting the recent independent horror news sent our way. Today’s feature includes a new trailer for Come Back to Me and I Spill Your Guts 2, release details on Schism, Silent Retreat, and the Class of Nuke ‘Em High soundtrack, and much more:

Come Back to Me Trailer: “Sarah (Walder) and Josh McLaren (Passmore) are a young married couple living in suburban Las Vegas. Shortly after a car accident, Sarah begins to suffer a series of disturbing memory lapses and frequent blackouts that seem to be increasing in intensity. Unsure of what is happening, and feeling as though she is losing her mind, Sarah comes to learn she is pregnant. To add to her shock, she subsequently discovers that her husband is sterile. As her marriage and world begin to fall apart,...

Ready to roll this coming Summer here in the UK is new British horror 'Schism'. Writer/director Steve Stone, who directed the Siberian-based 2012 found footage offering 'Entity', is the man behind the project. Shooting kicks off this Summer in North England with Branko Tomovic and Francesca Fowler set to star. It may be early days for 'Schism' but that doesn't mean we haven't been gifted with a couple of new early teaser posters from the flick in the form of a one-sheet and UK quad. Both of which you can check out below....

Another movie named Schism is on its way... also not based upon that badass video from Tool. While that's slightly disappointing we have to admit this flick has gotten our attention. Read on for the latest eye candy and details.

Steve Stone (Entity) directs from a script that he wrote. Branko Tomovic (Entity) and Francesca Fowler star. The flick will start shooting this summer on location in Northern England.

Synopsis

A consultant psychiatrist attempts to break through to a disturbed young woman who has not spoken since she was found in a wheat field days earlier. The two men who discovered her gave statements that she was not alone in that field. There were also the dead bodies of four young children with her. The police can find no trace of the children. Together, in her secure hospital room, patient and doctor begin a devastating journey into the abyss of what has happened to her,...

Director Steve Stone (Entity) is set to direct another exciting thriller titled Schism. Schism is a psychological thriller, in which a young woman is found in a wheat field. The bodies of four children are also sighted, nearby. Stone will shoot Schism in Northern England this summer. And, the film will star Branko Tomovic (The Bourne Ultimatum) and Francesca Fowler (Closure). A preview for the film is here. For more on the story, the mysterious woman is brought to a psychologist. This psychologist attempts to reconstruct her past. But, her memories suggest a greater mystery is at play here, than what everyone originally thought. An early concept poster has been released for the film (above). The graphic shows Fowler as Kate, the mysterious woman. More details on Schism will be posted as they become available. Director/writer: Steve Stone. Cast: Branko Tomovic and Francesca Fowler. *the film will be produced by Nexus DNA.

Europe during the Middle Ages was a place of contrasts, where serfdom squalor festered in the shadow of royal splendor, an era of death and deterioration that somehow managed to produce magnificent castles and glorious cathedrals. Centuries later, we are still enthralled by the bravery of chivalrous knights and the majesty of the regal rulers who conquered, divided and united empires through blood, sex and marriage.

This Easter weekend, lose yourself in the romance and intrigue of the Middle Ages as we present the entire epic mini-series World Without End in an eight-hour television event. Adapted from bestselling author Ken Follett's follow-up to The Pillars of the Earth, the award-winning World Without End mini-series is set in the war-torn and plague-ridden 14th-century, in the fictional town of Kingsbridge, which finds itself struggling against both Crown and Church. Cynthia Nixon (Sex and the City), Miranda Richardson (Young Victoria), Charlotte Riley...

Here comes an exciting clip from "The Case of Mary Ford", the historic Greek Vampire tale by British director Ben Mole starring Branko Tomovic (Entity, The Wolfman), Yannis Stankoglou (Wild Duck), Dimitra Hatoupi and John Fortune (Match Point). The Clip shows the resurrection of the Vrykolakas, the Greek revenant sea vampire. Synopsis: Greece, 1910. Maria (Tamar Karabetyan) is a young Greek girl in a fishing village on the Black Sea. The villag…...

"The Case Of Mary Ford" by award winning director Ben Mole starring Branko Tomovic ("Entity", "Tesla"), Yannis Stankoglou ("Hostage"), Dimitra Hatoupi ("The Third Night") with Tamar Karabetyan has just released a first trailer. It's adapted from the award winning short story by John Mole and tells the story of the Greek legend of the Vrykolakas, a vampire from the sea. "It combined period drama and the supernatural – two things I am consistently drawn to. I also liked that it wasn't a traditional Western horror story but had an eastern mystique about it.", says director Ben Mole. The film has a very beautiful, unique look to it, it's very creepy and eerie. Ben Mole said "It was important to get the period right and the look and style came from that. I have always found the stone...

We return with another edition of the Indie Spotlight, highlighting the recent independent horror news sent our way. Today’s feature includes first details on Chainsaw Sally: The Animated Series, release information for Toxin, Patrick: Evil Awakens, and Rabid Love, a trailer for One Please, and much more:

Chainsaw Sally Animated Series: “Horror’s anti-heroine, Chainsaw Sally, to be the center of a brand new animated television series. The series will be a spinoff of The Chainsaw Sally Show starring April Monique Burril and created by JimmyO Burril. The Burrils are directly involved with the show.

“Chainsaw Sally is lovable and brutal; the epitome of what a vigilante should be in the horror realm. Bloody Bombshell Entertainment and Fatality Films are elated to make this dream a reality in the coming months. Horror fans watch out – we’re determined to change the way you think about horror programming.

"The Case of Mary Ford" by award winning director Ben Mole starring Branko Tomovic ("Entity", "Tesla"), Yannis Stankoglou ("Hostage"), Dimitra Hatoupi ("The Third Night") with Tamar Karabetyan has just released a first trailer. It's adapted from the award winning short story by John Mole and tells the story of the Greek legend of the Vrykolakas, a vampire from the sea. "It combined period drama and the supernatural two things I am consistent…...

The British Horror Film Festival just announced their winners for this year's awards. Steve Stone's Entity starring Dervla Kirwan, Charlotte Riley and Branko Tomovic won the grand prize for Best Feature Film. The Award Ceremony just took place at the glitzy Empire Cinema, Leicester Square in London. Photo by: Mike Radulescu (showing Adelita Rockhill and Branko Tomovic) The full list of nominees and the winner for this year's British Horror Fil…...

"The Case of Mary Ford" by award winning director Ben Mole starring Branko Tomovic ("Entity", "Tesla") with Yannis Stankoglou ("Hostage") and Dimitra Hatoupi ("The Third Night") has come up with some new eerie artwork for the poster. It's adapted from the award winning short story by John Mole and tells the story of the Greek legend of the Vrykolakas, a vampire from the sea. "It combined period drama and the supernatural two things I am cons…...

The British Horror Film Festival just announced their nominations for this year's awards. Steve Stone's Entity starring Dervla Kirwan, Charlotte Riley and Branko Tomovic picked up nominations in six categories, including Best Feature Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Cinematography and British Horror Award. The Award Ceremony will take place Saturday 19th October 2013 at the glitzy Empire Cinema, Leicester Square in London. This…...

The British Horror Film Festival have announced their fantastic line-up for this year’s genre festival. Features include the UK chiller Entity starring Dervla Kirwan, Charlotte Riley and Branko Tomovic directed by Steve Stone, Canadian thriller Fortune Cookie Prophecies starring Emily Alatalo directed by Henry Li and In the House of Flies from director Gabriel Carrer. The British Horror Film Festival is in its fourth year and will take place Friday 18th & Saturday 19th October 2013 at the Empire Cinema, Leicester Square in London.

Here is the full Official Selection:

Fortune Cookie Prophecies, dir. Henry Li Spira, dir. John James Smith Tumbling After, dir. Nicholas Humphries Left Hand Billy In The Second Solution, dir. Gabriele Zuccarini 82, dir. Calum Macdiarmid Honey Moon Suite, dir. Zao Wang The Meeting, dir. Karen Lam Moment Of Clarity, dir. James Fisher In The House Of The Flies, dir. Gabriel Carrer Belly Of The Wolf, dir. Mark Fisher Dia De Los Muertos,...

We return with another edition of the Indie Spotlight, highlighting recent independent horror news sent our way. Today’s feature includes a trailer for Devil in My Ride, an announcement of The British Horror Film Festival lineup, details on Circus of the Dead, an excerpt from Ground Zero, Five Things You Need For the Zombie Apocalypse from Michael Garza, a Q&A with Rachel and Simon Light, and much more:

Devil in My Ride Trailer and Premiere Details: “Red Band Films, the specialty genre label of L.A. based production and finance company Unified Pictures, announced today that its debut feature “Devil in My Ride,” starring Sid Haig (“Kill Bill: Vol. 2,” “Jackie Brown,” “The Devil’s Rejects”), will make its much anticipated World Premiere at the Shriekfest International Film Festival, taking place October 3rd to 6th in Los Angeles.

“Devil in My Ride” is a horror comedy directed by...

The British Horror Film Festival just announced their fantastic line-up for this year's brilliant genre festival! Features include the UK chiller "Entity" starring Dervla Kirwan, Charlotte Riley and Branko Tomovic directed by Steve Stone, Canadian thriller "Fortune Cookie Prophecies" starring Emily Alatalo directed by Henry Li and "In the House of Flies" from director Gabriel Carrer. The British Horror Film Festival is in its fourth year and will…...

Greece, 1910. A web of jealousy, intrigue, mystery, deceit, murder and finally escape leads us to a dramatic climax, in which love endures beyond the grave. "The Case of Mary Ford" with Branko Tomovic (Entity, Murkwood), Tamar Karabetyan (Nina Forever), Yannis Stankoglou (Hostage) and Dimitra Hatoupi (The Third Night) by award winning director Ben Mole has just been completed and is starting the international festival circuit now. The eerie and a…...