Brand new trailer and poster for ‘DOUBLE DATE’
British black comedy Double Date, an original feature written by Danny Morgan and a directorial debut from Benjamin Barfoot, will be in UK cinemas on
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WEREWOLVES UNLEASHED ON BONEHILL ROAD!!!!
LINNEA QUIGLEY is HOWLING for BONEHILL ROAD!!! The OFFICIAL TEASER for the film BONEHILL ROAD is now online!!! BONEHILL ROAD is a truly original Horror
New Trailer & Poster Release – Crackle’s SuperMansion: Drag Me To Halloween
From the press release: “To celebrate the upcoming October 5th premiere of Crackle and Stoopid Buddy Stoodios’ Halloween Special, SuperMansion: Drag Me To Halloween, we
“Adam K” Now Available on Digital HD and DVD
Joshua K. Carpenter, Head of Global Acquisition & Sales of Green Apple Entertainment today announced the USA Digital HD and DVD release of the suspense thriller
First Official Trailer for “Irrational Fear”
Slasher Studios and LAHorror.com have partnered up for a new psychological slasher film, Irrational Fear, and have just dropped the first official teaser trailer! Watch
Trailer Released for “Mad Women in My Attic! A Cabaret of Musical Lunacy”
Cabaret performer Monica Salvi and filmmaker Samantha Oči have partnered up to create an eccentric promotional video for the upcoming stage show “Mad Women in
YUP. Y’all Just Missed Hollywood’s “IT” Themed Haunted House!!!
Now, we here in the midwest will of course remain unphased as we almost always have to contend with a barren wasteland that systematically eradicates
THE EXORCIST meets STRANGER THINGS?
THE EXORCIST meets STRANGER THINGS in WATCH OVER US, premiering on VOD this month The Exorcist meets Stranger Things in writer-director F.C. Rabbath’s Watch Over Us premiering on digital this
One Man Becomes Unhinged in the Horror Comedy “Die Laughing”
Terror Films will be releasing the dark, docu-style horror/comedy, Die Laughing. The launch will take place across major digital platforms – on Friday, September 15.
Craig Anderson’s Holiday Horror Available Nationwide October 17th
“a tightly constructed, unapologetically nasty little thriller, given depth and weight by Wallace’s interpretation of a sweet woman suffering for her past” –Los Angeles Times