A Double Date leads to virgin sacrifice in horror comedy

Genre movie news is pouring out of this year's American Film Market, and among the interesting projects being presented to international buyers is DOUBLE DATE, a British horror comedy that marks the feature directorial debut of Benjamin Barfoot. Written by...

Mireille Enos suspects she’s being stalked in You Were Never Here

Former performance artist Camille Thoman has made her narrative feature directorial debut with the psychological thriller YOU WERE NEVER HERE, which uses "the mysterious performance art world of New York City as an atmospheric backdrop". Thoman also wrote the screenplay...

Rose McGowan hears The Sound of ghosts in the subway

From SCREAM and PHANTOMS to CONAN THE BARBARIAN and THE TELL-TALE HEART, Rose McGowan has had a prominent role in many a genre project over the years, and she has just added another one to her filmography with writer/director Jenna...

Sarah Dumont and Tom Ainsley star in Amanda Evans’ Serpent

Amanda Evans has made her feature writing and directorial debut with a project that I find both highly intriguing and a bit puzzling. It's called SERPENT, and the international distribution rights are being presented to potential buyers at the current...
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The Flatliners remake release date ascends from Summer to Fall

In news that shouldn't surprise anyone, the release date for Niels Arden Oplev's remake of FLATLINERS has been pushed back. In news that should be surprising, it's only moving back a month, from August 18, 2017 to September 29, 2017. This is...
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Olivia Munn to take up arms against The Predator

Shane Black's THE PREDATOR is heating up. After hitting a snag, recasting star Benicio del Toro with Boyd Holbrook, casting has continued, enlisting Olivia Munn into its Special Forces team. The actress, fresh from her role as Psylocke in this...

The Test of Time: Angel Heart (1987)

We all have certain movies we love. Movies we respect without question because of either tradition, childhood love, or because they’ve always been classics. However, as time keeps ticking, do those classics still hold up? Do they remain must see?...
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