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Writer/director Stevan Mena made his feature debut with the 2003 film Malevolence. After making Brutal Massacre: A Comedy in 2007, Mena gave us a Malevolence prequel called Bereavement in 2010. In 2016, the third chapter in the series, Malevolence 3: Killer, had to be cancelled in the midst of production due to the death of lead actor Scott Decker. Over the next two years, Mena has found a way to complete the film, and it made its way out into the world in 2018. Now, our friends at Bloody Disgusting report that Mena’s fifth feature film, The Ruse, will be available for rental and purchase on VOD beginning Tuesday, August 14. You can watch the trailer in the embed above.

Described as a chilling whodunnit that keeps audiences on edge until the final frame, The Ruse follows Dale, a home health care worker sent to a remote seaside home after her predecessor mysteriously vanishes.

Back in 1995, Leprechaun creator Mark Jones brought the world a horrific take on the classic fairy tale character Rumpelstiltskin. Thirty years later, a different filmmaker has made their own Rumpelstiltskin horror movie – and you can watch the trailer for the film in the embed above! This Rumpelstiltskin will be premiering at FrightFest Glasgow this weekend, heading for a VOD release in the United States on April 8th.

Miracle Media told our friends at Bloody Disgusting, “The film breathes new life into the age-old children’s story, with eye-popping, gnarly special effects and a potty mouthed female protagonist who isn’t your typical damsel in distress. With bawdy humour and devilishly delightful visuals, this new incarnation certainly packs a punch and is sure to permeate your dreams with nightmare fuel.“

Andy Edwards, whose previous credits include Zombie Spring Breakers and Midnight Peepshow, wrote and directed the film, which stars Hannah Baxter-Eve...

If any gamers want to immerse themselves in the Warhammer 40k universe and experience the power of an elite force defending humanity, Space Marine 2 is the way to go. Released on September 9th, the game has captivated audiences with its engaging gameplay, which only gets better with the inclusion of the various Chapters.

The players are enjoying the game and all its content. | Image Credit: Saber Interactive

But what if the experience could go even further? To achieve that, Saber should introduce a Dlc that is entirely about the new Space Marine Chapter, one so feared and misunderstood that even the Imperium itself is somewhat wary of them: The Carcharodons. Known as the Space Sharks, they could add another layer to the game, presenting players with a much darker and more ruthless experience.

One of the Space Marine 2 Dlc Should Focus on the Carcharodons

In Space Marine 2, players are experiencing...

As Henry Cavill gears up to bring the grim darkness of the far future to our screens, it’s no wonder that Warhammer 40K fans can’t help but speculate about which characters might make the cut. While the Emperor’s finest are sure to feature prominently, there’s one name that should be on every fan’s wish list: Tyberos, The Red Wake.

A legend even among legends. | Image Credit: Warhammer/YouTube

For those unfamiliar with the lore, Tyberos is the Chapter Master of the Carcharodons Astra, a mysterious and brutal Space Marine chapter known for their vicious tactics and shark-like iconography. But what sets Tyberos apart from his battle brothers is his sheer size and the terrifying weapons he wields.

A Primarch-Sized Problem for the Enemies of the Imperium A brutal killing machine from the Warhammer 40K universe. | Image Credit: Warhammer/YouTube

Standing at an imposing 12 feet tall,...

Shark Week 2024 is over. Luckily we all survived this annual media event celebrating the fantastically finned predators of Earth’s oceans. But are we land-dwellers safe from black-eyed, razor toothed menaces from beyond the stars? That is the question posed in Space Sharks. This new sci-fi adventure film directed by Dustin Ferguson and available now […]

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Stars: Eric Roberts, Carl Crew, Scott Schwartz, Allie Perez, Brinke Stevens, Mel Novak | Written and Directed by Dustin Ferguson

One of the stranger subgenres of horror films to emerge recently is that involving sharks from outer space. Space Sharks is the latest addition, following Iron Sky and its sequel, Sky Sharks and Shark Side of the Moon, among others. Of none of them are nearly as good as the original The Outer Limits episode The Invisible Enemy, but that’s a whole different bucket of chum.

What concerns us now is the commercial spacecraft, The Clairvoyant, returning to Earth with a cargo of alien sea creatures and plant life. That includes what looks like a couple of small sharks with legs and feet. They have visions of generous research grants dancing in the heads of their scientific team. That consists of Dr. Johnson, Dr. Thompson and Dr. Hansen played by...

Vernon Wells encounters horror from the heavens in the forthcoming sequel to Apex Predators. Also starring Christopher Showerman (Supergirl), Brinke Stevens (The Slumber Party Massacre), Mel Novak (Game of Death), Dawna Lee Heising (Bad President) and Jennifer Nangle (Transmission), Apex Predators 2: The Spawning is the feverishly fun new horror film from the makers of Mega Ape and Space Sharks!

The action-packed follow up to director Dustin Ferguson’s direct to video cult hit has spawned more shark terror. And this time the sharks are in the air! These mutated, flying Sharks wreak havoc along a California beach during an annual Volleyball tournament. While local officials want to bury the danger and the bodies on shore, it’s up to a legendary shark hunter and his accomplice to knock the threat out of the air and back to the ocean floor forever.

Apex Predators 2: The Spawning will be available...

"Local experts believe it to be the work of a rogue shark." Wild Eye Releasing has unveiled an official trailer for another trashy B-movie shark horror comedy coming up this year - this one is called Apex Predators 2: The Spawning. Yes indeed, it's another direct-to-video sequel to the original direct-to-video bad spoof movie Apex Predators (from 2021). In this one, mutated flying Sharks wreak havoc along the beach during an annual volleyball tournament. Vernon Wells encounters horror from the heavens in the highly anticipated sequel to Apex Predators. Also starring Christopher Showerman, Brinke Stevens, Mel Novak, Dawna Lee Heising, and Jennifer Nangle. Ferguson's Apex Predators 2 is the "feverishly fun new horror film from the makers of Mega Ape and Space Sharks!" And it looks just as terrible as those ones, of course. You might just believe sharks really can fly after watching this movie.

A military experiment goes awry in a biting new sci-fi action film from the director of Apex Predators and the Spider Baby remake; starring Academy Award Nominee Eric Roberts and legendary movie villain Mel Novak, Space Sharks is now available on digital platforms including Amazon, Fandango At Home and Microsoft Movies.

A military experiment conducted on a space station goes horribly wrong, sending a new breed of weaponized sharks to earth with only one mission: destroy everything in their path!

Also starring A Christmas Story‘s Scott Schwartz, Space Sharks take a cosmic bite out of digital platforms this month from Wild Eye Releasing. Dustin Ferguson directs, whilst Vida Ghaffari and Brinke Stevens also appear to face the flying fins!

No matter how many times anyone boasts that sharks are the perfect apex predator, just the way they are, as nature intended, there is always someone else who says, 'Hold my beer'. Or, in the case of Dustin Ferguson's Space Sharks, someone said, "Gimme back my beer, and while you're at it, give me six more. I have a movie to write.' *burp*   Space Sharks is available now on all digital platforms including Amazon, Fandango At Home and Microsoft Moies. We know there is an audience for these bare bones indie flicks, folks looking for something that doesn't take itself too seriously. Something goofy and fun. Well, here's your next fix.    Wild Eye Releasing sent out the trailer and a handful of images....

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"They don't need water to kill!" Wild Eye Releasing has debuted a trailer for a B-movie sci-fi comedy called Space Sharks, the latest from filmmaker Dustin Ferguson. This has already been dumped on VOD and can be watched now, if anyone wants to give it a go? A military experiment goes awry in this sci-fi action film by the director of Apex Predators and Spider Baby. Starring Oscar nomineee Eric Roberts and legendary movie villain Mel Novak. A military experiment conducted on a space station goes horribly wrong, sending a new breed of weaponized sharks down to Earth with only one mission: destroy everything in their path. Why is Eric Roberts in this?! How did that happen?? Swimming alongside the likes of Sharknado and The Meg, Space Sharks takes a cosmic bite out of the screen. Packed with action, and even an intergalactic sci-fi twist, Space Sharks also stars Vida Ghaffari,...

The shark attack sub-genre is one of the wackier sub-genres in all of horror, and there’s rarely a year that goes by without bizarre new additions being added to the mix. Up next is Wild Eye Releasing’s Space Sharks, which is now available on digital/VOD platforms at home.

Oscar nominee Eric Roberts takes on Space Sharks in the mad new mutant monster movie from Dustin Ferguson, the director of Apex Predators, Mega Ape, and Cocaine Cougar.

In Space Sharks…

A military experiment conducted on a space station goes horribly wrong, sending a new breed of weaponized sharks to earth with only one mission: destroy everything in their path!

The film’s cast also includes Scott Schwartz (A Christmas Story), Vida Ghaffari, Mel Novak, and Brinke Stevens. You can watch the official trailer for Space Sharks below.

If you’re hungry for more like this, Graveyard Shark is swimming our way soon.