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The shortest month of the year will soon be a thing of the past and we set our sights on the Spring thaw and getting out from Old Man Winter's oppresive, frigid regime ... ... ... only to still stay inside and watch more movies.   Our friends at Arrow have announced March's programming on the Arrow Video Player. Headlined by the premiere of Dw Medoff's I Will Never Leave You Alone on March 10th, there is the expected swell of genre goodness to come. Arrow is also sharing the 4K version of Fulci's Don't Torture a Duckling. There are a lot of cool titles from Japan, some cool cult gems in the mix, and Pet Sematary's Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer are next months Selects honorees.   ...

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Arrow has revealed an electrifying new slate of films for March, delivering a mix of cult horror, psychological terror, and classic genre cinema. Films include chilling haunted house tales to a remastered giallo masterpiece, this month’s collection promises an unmissable selection for horror and cult film devotees.

The month kicks off on 3 March with Play It Cool, a long-lost Japanese drama that delves into the seedy underworld of Tokyo’s nightclub culture. Directed by Yasuz? Masumura, the film is a bold and stylish exploration of power, gender, and survival in a world dominated by men.

Following that, on 10 March, I Will Never Leave You Alone makes its exclusive debut on Arrow. This eerie, psychological horror from Dw Medoff offers a fresh take on the haunted house formula, weaving supernatural terror with a deeply unsettling sense of psychological unease. A descent into trauma and paranoia, the film has been described...

Jackie Earle Haley has over 70 screen acting credits to his name. He was one of the Bad News Bears, he earned an Oscar nomination for his performance in the film Little Children, he played Rorschach in Zack Snyder‘s take on Watchmen. He worked with Steven Spielberg on Lincoln and with Martin Scorsese on Shutter Island. He has dealt with Dollman, the Maniac Cop, and the remake RoboCop, and he played Freddy Krueger in a poorly-received remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. And now, Deadline reports that Haley is set to star in the game show-themed slasher movie I’m Your Host.

Coming our way from Benacus Entertainment and Rnf Productions, I’m Your Host is directed by Dw Medoff (I Will Never Leave You Alone) from a screenplay written by Joey Miller. The story centers on four friends trapped in a sadistic game show, where they must outwit a twisted...

Oscar nominee Jackie Earle Haley found his next horror project in the form of a game show-themed slasher movie titled, Im Your Host. This serves as Haleys return to the genre, after more than a decade since taking on the role of Freddy Krueger in the 2010 reboot A Nightmare on Elm Street.

According to Deadline, Haley has been tapped for the leading role in Im Your Host, which is now currently in production in Rome. Further details about his character are still under wraps at the moment. "Jackies ability to convey complex emotions and his remarkable screen presence make him the perfect choice to lead this film," the films producers said in a joint statement. "His portrayal will elevate the tension and horror to a whole new level, and we cant wait for audiences to experience his incredible performance in I Am Your Host."

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Kenneth Trujillo takes the lead role in Dw Medoff’s haunting new film, I Will Never Leave You Alone. Trapped in a house with a dark past, Richard finds no escape from the ghosts consuming his mind. Both gifted storytellers, director Medoff and actor Trujillo, invite audiences into the tortured inner world of a man clinging to his sanity.

Richard emerges from prison with nowhere to turn. A strange job offer presents both promise and peril—six nights in a haunted house, alone with its lingering spirits. In exchange, a new start. But ghosts haunt more than just these walls. Through Trullio’s deeply felt performance, we experience Richard’s memories resurfacing, each replay twisting the knife of his past mistakes.

Medoff peers into the shadows of the human psyche. His intricately crafted scenes burrow beneath the skin, unflinchingly bearing witness to personal demons few dare confront. Yet empathy prevails,...

"Not a single haunted thing around here..." Dark Sky Pictures has revealed the official trailer for an indie horror film titled I Will Never Leave You Alone, the latest feature from the indie genre filmmaker Dw Medoff. This premiered at the Telluride Horror Show and FrightFest and will be available to watch on VOD in October for horror season. After being released from prison, a brooding man with a dark past is forced to stay in a haunted house to clear it of any spirits. If he leaves early, he returns to prison, but the witch-ghost he encounters there may be more of a punishment than even he can withstand. Exploring themes of grief, depression and isolation, director Dw Medoff says, "Writing and directing this helped me deal with mental health issues, that suffering can spiral out of control. I made a horror movie, but it is also a warning:...

I Will Never Leave You Alone

Stars: Ken Trujillo, Katerina Eichenberger, Emma Anne Wedemeyer, Chris Genovese | Directed by D.W. Medoff

I Will Never Leave You Alone, directed by D.W. Medoff, is a haunting and emotionally intense horror film that premiered at this year’s FrightFest. The film centres on Richard, portrayed by Kenneth Trujillo, an ex-convict haunted by his dark past. Upon his release from prison, Richard is forced to stay in a haunted house for six days as part of an unusual arrangement; if he leaves, he will be sent back to prison. As he endures the horrors within, both supernatural and personal, Richard’s past trauma resurfaces, creating a chilling and deeply unsettling atmosphere.

The film is held together by Trujillo’s performance, and his fantastic ability to convey a wide range of emotions through silence and subtle expressions, which adds depth to the character and makes his suffering palpable.