After the heartache of "The Walking Dead" Episode 3.12, "Clear," it's time to look ahead to next week's installment, which promises a face-to-face confrontation between Rick and the Governor. Check out the first bit of goodness from Episode 3.13, "Arrow on the Doorpost."

"The Walking Dead" Episode 3.13 - "Arrow on the Doorpost" (airs 3/10/13)
In an effort to prevent any more deaths, Rick and the Governor meet to come up with a peace treaty.

Written By: Ryan C. Coleman
Directed By: David Boyd

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With The Nightmare on Elm Street Collection hitting Blu-ray here in the States for the first time on this coming Tuesday, March 5th, we figured now would be a great time to revisit some of the franchise's most insane moments. Next up, A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master.

The collection includes Wes Craven’s original A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), as well as its six sequels: Freddy’s Revenge (1985), Dream Warriors (1987), The Dream Master (1988), The Dream Child (1989), Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991) and Wes Craven’s New Nightmare (1994).

Special Features
A Nightmare on Elm Street:

Welcome to Prime Time: an additional 50-minutes of materials

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No one hates it when people disturb a film at the theater more than the folks at Film4 Frightfestin London. In fact, they're looking for a filmmakers to create indents to run at the beginning of the fest's films to remind audience members to quiet their phones. Read on!

Go to the official Film4 Frightfest website to get the rules for creating this indent for the festival. There will be five winners selected. The festival will be held in London from August 22-26.

From the Press Release
Film 4 FrightFest (in association with Ne’er Do Well Films) are looking for five shockingly good idents made by FrightFesters from all around the world to enforce that important message to TURN YOUR BLOODY PHONE OFF.

Last year with little help from our filmmaker friends we decided to remind people that using your phone in the cinema could be deadly. The results were frighteningly brilliant: From Can Evrenol's shocking The Pencil, to Dan Martin's sublime tribute to Videodrome, most corners of the genre were explored. However this year we are giving you the chance to help us hammer home that message even more.

So what are the rules, I hear you ask?
--The film must be about turning off your mobile phone in the cinema.
--Length of the film must be 25 seconds max (30 Seconds Including Title Card which will be supplied)
Your budget should be no more than £75 (we expect a budget summary, no cheating now!).
--Only films created specifically for the competition can be entered.
--Films can be submitted from now until the closing date of July 15, 2013.

Check out the official Film4 Frightfest website for a full list of rules and details on the contest. Best of luck, Dreaddies!

Film4 Frightfest Competition Launch Video from Ne'er do Well Films on Vimeo.

We're still wiping away a few lingering tears from Episode 3.12 of "The Walking Dead," entitled "Clear," and if you're feeling the same, then come on in and take another look inside and behind-the-scenes of one of the best episodes of the season by far.

Along with the usual "Inside" and "Making of" videos for the episode, AMC also provided a special tour of Morgan's apartment narrated by Lennie James, who shows off the weapons he uses to fight off walkers.

"The Walking Dead" Episode 3.12 - "Clear" (aired 3/3/13)
Realizing they are heavily outgunned against the Governor's forces, Rick (Andrew Lincoln) leads an expedition to get more weapons. Written by Scott M. Gimple, directed by Tricia Brock.

Related Story:Recap of "The Walking Dead" Episode 3.12 - "Clear"

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Fans of the UK series "Being Human" are preparing for the series finale next Sunday, March 10th, and we have a sneak peek of the episode, entitled "The Last Broadcast," in which vampire Hal celebrates his return to the dark side by dancing around his new recruits.

"Being Human" Episode 5.06 - "The Last Broadcast" (airs 10 March 2013)
Hal, Tom, and Alex do battle with the Devil in order to save the world, but at what price to their own humanity?

The series stars Michael Socha as werewolf Tom, Kate Bracken as ghost Alex, and Damien Molony as vampire Hal.

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The second TV spot for the upcoming remake of Evil Dead has arrived, and it's home to some quick never-before-seen footage. You have thirty seconds to point it all out and receive a shiny gold star.

Ghost House Pictures is producing the much anticipated remake of The Evil Dead, the film that effectively launched the careers of Sam Raimi (Spider-Man franchise, Darkman, Drag Me to Hell), Rob Tapert (30 Days of Night), and Bruce Campbell, who played the Ash character and was co-producer of the original. They are now back to produce an Evil Dead for today's audience that's high on the horror, gore, plot twists, and more from a screenplay written by Fede Alvarez and Rodo Sayagues with Diablo Cody. Executive producers are J.R. Young, Nathan Kahane, Joseph Drake, and Peter Schlessel.

The Evil Dead has been rated R for “strong bloody violence and gore, some sexual content and language. Look for it in theatres on April 5th, 2013.

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A core cast of young, fresh talent includes Jane Levy ("Suburgatory") as Mia; Shiloh Fernandez (Deadgirl, Red Riding Hood) as David; Lou Taylor Pucci (Carriers) as Eric; Jessica Lucas (Cloverfield) as Olivia; and Elizabeth Blackmore (Legend of the Seeker) as Natalie.

Synopsis
In the much anticipated remake of the 1981 cult-hit horror film, five twenty-something friends become holed up in a remote cabin. When they discover a Book of the Dead, they unwittingly summon up dormant demons living in the nearby woods, which possess the youngsters in succession until only one is left intact to fight for survival.

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Some quick distribution news is coming in for our friends across the pond as Screen Daily reports that Picturehouse Entertainment, Film4 and 4DVD have struck a three-film UK distribution deal including Ben Wheatley’s highly anticipated English Civil War horror A Field in England.

Yay, someone is finally calling it a horror movie!

The English Civil War-set film stars Michael Smiley (Kill List), Peter Ferdinando (Tony), Reece Shearsmith (The League of Gentlemen), Julian Barratt (The Mighty Boosh), Richard Glover (Sightseers) and Ryan Pope (Ideal).

Synopsis
In the war-torn English countryside in 1648, a small group of deserters flee the raging battle through an overgrown field. They are captured and forced to help one of their captors in his search to find hidden treasure he believes is buried in the field. The group descends into a chaos of arguments, fighting, and paranoia, and as it becomes clear that the treasure might be something other than gold, they gradually become victim to the terrifying energies trapped inside the field.

It's been awhile, but finally there's some movement on the long talked about big screen adaptation of The Maze Runner, the first of a trilogy of dystopian novels by James Dashner. Read on for details.

Deadline reports that Will Poulter (Son of Rambow, The Chronicles of Narnia) has been offered one of the leads in the flick that's to be directed by Wes Ball (Ruin).

Gotham Group will be producing The Maze Runner with Peter Kang and Daria Cercek overseeing at the studio. Noah Oppenheim wrote the first draft of the script.

Here's the book's synopsis:

When Thomas wakes up in the lift, the only thing he can remember is his first name. His memory is blank. But he’s not alone. When the lift’s doors open, Thomas finds himself surrounded by kids who welcome him to the Glade—a large, open expanse surrounded by stone walls. Just like Thomas, the Gladers don’t know why or how they got to the Glade. All they know is that every morning the stone doors to the maze that surrounds them have opened. Every night they’ve closed tight. And every 30 days a new boy has been delivered in the lift.

Thomas was expected. But the next day a girl is sent up—the first girl to ever arrive in the Glade. And more surprising yet is the message she delivers.

Thomas might be more important than he could ever guess. If only he could unlock the dark secrets buried within his mind.

Two more stills from the new flick from The Last House on the Left remake director Dennis Iliadis, Plus One, have arrived just in time for the flick's premiere at the upcoming SXSW Film Festival (March 8th-17th). Look for full coverage from the event soon. Dig 'em!

Rhys Wakefield, Logan Miller, Ashley Hinshaw, and Natalie Hall star.

Synopsis
Three college friends go to the biggest party of the year, each looking for something different: love, sex, a simple human connection. When a supernatural phenomenon disrupts the party, it lights a fuse on what will become the strangest night anyone has ever seen. As the three friends struggle to find what they’re looking for, the party quickly descends into a chaos that challenges if they can stay friends or if they can even stay alive.

It looks like finally in next week's episode of Syfy's "Being Human," Sally enters full-blown zombie mode, and we couldn't be happier at this latest turn of events! Check out a sneak peek of Episode 3.09, "Of Mice and Wolfmen."

"Being Human" Episode 3.09 - "Of Mice and Wolfmen" (airs March 11, 2013, on Syfy)
Josh meets an old hippie wolf. Aidan remembers his wife and nearly dies from the virus but is saved at the last minute by werewolf blood. Sally starts craving human flesh.

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer (Aidan), Meaghan Rath (Sally), Sam Huntington (Josh), and Kristen Hager (Nora). The new season also features a stellar lineup of new and returning guest stars including: Mark Pellegrino ("Lost,""Revolution") as Aidan’s vampire mentor Bishop; Amy Aquino ("Harry’s Law,""ER") as Donna, a witch whose supernatural spells are sought out to help find Sally; Xander Berkeley ("Nikita") as Liam, father of purebred werewolf twins who is intent on locating his missing children; Bobby Campo (Final Destination) as Max, a young mortician who develops a connection with Sally; and Kyle Schmid ("Copper") returning as Aidan’s vampire protégé/"son" Henry.

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With sequel talk just starting to begin rumbling, word has come that the Guillermo del Toro produced film Mama will be hitting home on April 23rd. Read on for the first specs and details courtesy of The HD Room.

The Blu-ray edition of Mama is presented in 1080p video and 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio. It includes the DVD, an UltraViolet copy, and the following bonus features:

FEATURE COMMENTARY with Director/Co-Writer Andy Muschietti and Producer/Co-Writer Barbara Muschietti

Synopsis
Five years ago, sisters Victoria and Lilly vanished from their suburban neighborhood without a trace. Since then, their Uncle Lucas (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) and his girlfriend, Annabel (Jessica Chastain), have been madly searching for them. But when, incredibly, the kids are found alive in a decrepit cabin, the couple wonders if the girls are the only guests they have welcomed into their home.

As Annabel tries to introduce the children to a normal life, she grows convinced of an evil presence in their house. Are the sisters experiencing traumatic stress, or is a ghost coming to visit them? How did the broken girls survive those years all alone? As she answers these disturbing questions, the new mother will find that the whispers she hears at bedtime are coming from the lips of a deadly presence.

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Since making his feature film debut in the 1985 flick Runaway Train, Tommy "Tiny" Lister has worked on over 160 projects, quickly becoming one of the most recognizable character actors of modern cinema.

This Friday, March 8th, Lister's latest film, K-11, will be arriving at limited theaters nationwide. Helmed by first-time director Jules Stewart (Crank: High Voltage, XXX), K-11 also stars Goran Visnjic ("ER,"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo), Kate del Castillo ("Weeds"), D.B. Sweeney (The Cutting Edge, Fire in the Sky), Jason Mewes (Clerks I & II) and Portia Doubleday (the upcoming Carrie) and follows what happens inside a troubled portion of a Los Angeles correctional facility reserved for the homosexual and transgender inmates. In the film Lister plays Detroit, and while it's certainly not the first time we've ever seen the seasoned actor as a convict, it's perhaps his most nuanced performance to date.

As someone who grew up on a steady diet of both professional wrestling and horror movies, this writer jumped at the opportunity to chat extensively with Lister about his latest work in K-11 in honor of Indie Horror Month as well as a myriad of his other memorable roles throughout his career, including several other independent projects like Prison, No Holds Barred and even Friday, which made him a cult icon after taking on the role of a bicycle-riding thug by the name of Deebo.

Lister also discussed his involvement with the WWF (now WWE) in the late 1980's and his minor role in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight, which ended up being far more pivotal to the flick's overall story than the actor could have ever imagined when he showed up to shoot his scenes for only a handful of days. Check out all the highlights from our exclusive interview below, and look for more on K-11 this week as we'll hear from director Stewart, too.

Dread Central: Tiny, thank you so much for taking time to speak with me today; I grew up a huge wrestling fan and made my mom take me to the drive-in twice to see No Holds Barred when it came out, and I remember when you showed up in WWF, it absolutely terrified me as a child. I had seen wrestlers in movies but had never seen anyone in the movies except Mr. T in a ring so I was convinced Zeus was real and he was really going to kill (Hulk) Hogan (laughs).

Tiny Lister:Oh, that's hilarious- thank you (laughs). No Holds Barred really made me a household name which was just something truly remarkable to happen to a guy like me. I don’t think anyone at that time had ever seen a guy like Zeus step into the ring so yeah, there was an intensity to what Hogan and I did at some of those events unlike anything fans had ever witnessed. I think I scared a lot of children actually (laughs).

Dread Central: I also rediscovered another movie from early in your career - Prison (Blu-ray review) - which you did with Renny Harlin. I think that may have been the first time you played a convict so it kind of feels like we're going full-circle here by also talking about K-11, where you're also playing a criminal, but it's an entirely different performance just the same.

Tiny Lister:Oh wow- I hadn’t thought about Prison in such a long time. Wow. That was such a crazy shoot, too; I remember working with Renny and we shot that in this city in Wyoming which at that time was the number one place for suicide in the US; because there wasn't much to do - the city was a ghost town after its local mills closed down - it forced us cast members to really band together. I remember we even watched the playoffs together. It was the Lakers versus the Celtics that year so those were some fun games to watch with the guys.

But yeah- it was just an amazing experience making Prison because at that point, it was probably the biggest production I had been involved with. It was also Renny's first American film so I could tell he was a little nervous at first but settled into everything later after getting that first day of shooting under his belt. But what was crazy about Prison is that we shot the movie using real inmates, which meant there had to be real prison guards on the premises with very, very real guns, too. That made going to the bathroom very interesting for a guy like me because I look like I should be a prisoner; I always had to make sure to change into my normal clothes first because I definitely didn't need some prison guard mistaking me for an escaping prisoner when I all I needed to use the bathroom (laughs).

Dread Central: Now you've enjoyed a lengthy career playing imposing characters, including in K-11, but that all pretty much began with No Holds Barred- could you ever have imagined just how much your life was going to change after playing Zeus? How much training did you have to do for the movie?

Tiny Lister:Oh wow, yeah- everything changed. My career changed and my life changed- people knew me after that. And No Holds Barred was definitely the most intense training I ever did: I was a national shot put champ and I trained harder for that movie than I ever did as an athlete. I went in at 282 pounds and after three or four months, I was at 305. I trained like an animal for that movie; we shot No Holds Barred in Atlanta and I have to say that as a 20-year-old just really starting out in the business, it was pretty incredible to get to work out and train with both Hulk and Lee Haney during production. When you have those guys there to spot you…wow.

So I felt like I was half-human, half-animal by the time we finished working on No Holds Barred and I think I brought a lot of that with me into the WWF. I definitely think that scared a lot of people- they thought I was a monster, no joke. I had three Pay-Per-View matches at WWF and they were all incredible. I was actually supposed to wrestle at a WrestleMania against Hulk but they pulled the plug because I was getting real death threats; people thought this big, black dude from Compton was going to beat down the great, white Hulk. We both had the same management at the time so Hulk and I just milked it (laughs).

But look- I've been a part of a lot of great movies but there's just nothing like being in front of 80,000 people; that energy- wow. There are just no words to even describe what that feels like. It was an incredible part of my life.

Dread Central: Well, let's talk about your current project, K-11; I don't think we have ever seen you quite like we do in this movie. Was that the appeal of taking on a character like Detroit, that it allowed you to do some different things as an actor?

Tiny Lister:Oh definitely, that's why I wanted to do this first and foremost. I've had a lot of great roles, but you always want to do something different and challenge yourself in new ways which is just what I could do with a role like this. And Jules is such a beautiful soul; she really deserves to get recognition for the risks that she takes in this movie.

But I knew Detroit was a bad, bad man so I had to really commit to that in order to make that performance believable and it was hard to get inside the head of a guy like that. But if I'm going to play the devil, l'm going to play the best devil that I can. And this cast was so fantastic, too- I really loved working on this movie; Jules really did something incredible.

Dread Central: You mentioned that Detroit is a 'bad, bad man' but at certain points in K-11 we see a bit of humanity in him as well- was it hard finding that inside a character like this?

Tiny Lister:You know, that humanity- Portia's character was the only one that could find it really; I don't know if I necessarily did. In my mind, he was abused and spoke down to his entire life and the only time he's heard the word love directed toward him is when Portia says it and so it releases all of his anger and emotion in some really scary and emotional ways. I knew this was going to be an intimate performance for me to try and pull off, but I wanted to try and not be the criminal you'd expect a guy like me to be.

Look, I've built a great career around being a bad guy but in reality, I'm just a big baby. When you grow up in Compton, you have to get that 'look' down- you know the look I'm talking about right? My look (laughs).

Dread Central: Oh yeah, I know it well (laughs).

Tiny Lister:Good, you understand then that I have a character look that's become my trademark look and Jules just went for it in K-11 off of that look. Detroit is a very sick person and when he puts his will on you, it's never a good thing.

You know, a lot of people can't handle something this honest. Jules is a rebel and she's just so out of the box and that's what I'm looking for when taking on roles these days. More movies need to stir things up and I think we need more movies like K-11 being made. On the outside, our cast may look like a circus but we're a family and that was all due to Jules. Somehow she knew this hodge-podge of actors would click as well as we did.

Dread Central: I'm sure you get asked this a lot, but looking back at your lengthy career, what's been the most surprising aspect of all your success?

Tiny Lister:I am just very blessed; a few years ago I was sitting at Michael Jackson's funeral and someone pointed out that I was one of the few black heavies left working today. I think there's just myself, Ving (Rhames), Tony Todd, Terry Crews- maybe a few more but we recently lost Michael Clarke Duncan, which was so incredibly sad for me. But it took someone saying that to me for me to realize just how truly blessed I am and have been throughout my career- I've worked with some of the greatest actors, directors, musicians and athletes throughout my career like Marlon Brando, Jon Voight, Christopher Walken, Faye Dunaway, Eddie Murphy, Will Smith, Walter Hill, Jamie Foxx, Johnny Depp, Michael Jackson and even someone like Christopher Nolan who has come to mean so much to modern moviemaking, too.

Dread Central: I have to say I was pretty stoked to see you pop up in the final act of The Dark Knight.

Tiny Lister:Oh thank you- that was just one of those projects you get involved with that you have no idea just how huge it was going to end up at the time. I mean, I knew people were going to be excited for another Batman movie but it becoming one of the biggest movies of all time? No way. And I had no idea that my small role was really integral to The Dark Knight's finale either.

So they flew me to London and we ended up shooting those scenes in London at the very same place we shot The Fifth Element so I felt right at home back in London. What's really cool about that role is when you think about it, l saved Gotham from itself in the end. And to be part of a number one franchise too is incredible- plus what Heath (Ledger) did as Joker…man, I have never seen anything like what Heath did in that performance. I don't think we'll ever see anything like that again.

Dread Central: One last question- I grew up a fan of the original Friday and I know there's been some talk about one last Friday movie- is that something you've been approached about?

Tiny Lister:Oh yeah! Ice (Cube) wants to get the whole gang back together again, and it looks he is going to get EVERYONE, even some of the people who maybe held out before (laughs). We're supposed to start shooting in April and it's going to be called Last Friday in fact. Terry Crews and I are gonna tear everyone up, he's playing my brother in this and everybody better watch out for Deebo (laughs). I'm gonna bring the bike out of retirement for one last ride since Ice said this was going to be the very last Friday. I'm saying it now- we're gonna put the house off on this one. Just wait and see (laughs).

Well, not exactly, but man it would be worth it just to see the delivery guy's face! What we're talking about is the new flick from Tibor Takacs, Spiders, on DVD and Blu-ray. The flick hits stores on March 12th, and we've got your chance to score a copy on us!

We are giving away 5 copies of the DVD and 5 copies of the Blu-ray. To enter for your chance to win, just send us an E-MAIL HERE including your FULL NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS along with whether you want the DVD or the Blu-ray. We’ll take care of the rest.

Harkening back to the beloved creature features from the 50's and the 60's, SPIDERS centers on mutant spiders created by pieces of material from a disabled Soviet space station that crash lands on Earth. With New York City threatened to be overrun by the gigantic killer spiders who have invaded the metropolitan subway system, it's a race against time to stop the Queen Spider from uniting with her eggs before a deadly chain of events are triggered from the deadly reunion.

Directed by Tibor Takacs (The Gate; I, Madman), SPIDERS stars Patrick Muldoon (Starship Troopers, Stigmata), Christa Campbell (Drive Angry, The Mechanic), William Hope (Aliens, Dark Shadows), Pete Lee Wilson (Blade II), Jon Mack (Saw VI), and Sydney Sweeney (The Ward).

Written by Joseph Farruggia and Tibor Takacs, SPIDERS was produced by Boaz Davidson and Israel Ringel and executive produced by Avi Lerner, Danny Dimbort, Trevor Short, and Lati Grobman.

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Some quick news has come in for Summit Entertainment's The Last Witch Hunter. The film has found its director in Breck Eisner (The Crazies), and it looks like Vin Diesel is indeed in talks for the title role.

Cory Goodman wrote the story, which follows an immortal witch hunter who partners with his natural enemy, a female witch, to stop the covens of New York City from unleashing a plague on humanity. That being said, we'd like to once again take this opportunity to share a video of a very young Vin Diesel teaching people how to break dance. No real reason why, other than it makes us smile. Now if you'll excuse us, we're headed out to the local Rite-Aid to lay down a large slab of cardboard so we can bust fresh windmills for spare change.

More soon!

Now that we're a few days removed from Sam Raimi giving in to pressure and saying that he'll be writing a fourth Evil Dead film over the summer with his brother, Ivan, Raimi has shared his view on the franchise's undying popularity.

Vulture recently caught up with Raimi and asked if it "was flattering to realize that this small film [he] made in 1981 still commands such a loyal following." Raimi's answer? "I don't look at it that way. Rather, I look at it as, 'What a sorry state the world is in that it has come to this!' [Laughs.] The lowest-budget, B-movie, drive-in picture is elevated to this status? That's really how I look at it!"

While that's an amusing view, it's also kind of troublesome. Please, Sam, if you don't have the passion for it, don't make an Evil Dead 4 right now. No one wants to see a movie that you're making out of obligation and pressure instead of love. We went down that road with Spider-Man 3, and we need not travel it again.

Capcom has just released a new video for Resident Evil Revelations that highlights the game's Infernal Mode for the console and PC versions. Players will be able to pick up the game for PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U and PC on May 21st. Read on to learn more!

Infernal Mode, an extreme difficulty mode coming to console and PC versions of Resident Evil Revelations is not just more challenging than Easy and Normal modes, but also remixes enemy and item placement so even those familiar with the game will discover new terrors. Watch out for a glimpse of the brand new enemy, the Wall Blister, at the end of the video too. A mutated creature borne from the T-Abyss virus which spreads through water, the Wall Blister adds to the horrors that lurk around every corner.

Resident Evil Revelations releases on May 21 in North America and May 24 across Europe for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U and PC.
To learn more visit the official Capcom website.

We've been talking about Full Moon's Ooga Booga for a while, and we have word on when and where you can see it along with details on Full Moon's new streaming service Grindhouseflix.

From the Press Release:
Following a successful preliminary run with fans, Full Moon Features is thrilled to officially announce its new video streaming service, GrindhouseFlix, host to the weirdest, craziest, and most unbelievable grindhouse films from the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s – and brand new world premieres – all from the convenience of a computer or mobile device via the Grindhouse App (click here for iTunes and here for GooglePlay).

The first film to make its world premiere on the service is Ooga Booga, a tongue-in-cheek grindhouse exploitation flick in the vein of Django Unchained, starring two-time Golden Globe winning actress Karen Black (House of 1000 Corpses), Golden Globe winning actor Stacy Keach (American History X), curvaceous porn star Siri, and Internet sensation Maddox in his memorable film debut. Ooga Booga is directed by the prolific Charles Band, founder of Full Moon Features, and follows the murder of an innocent African-American medical student whose soul is transferred into the body of an obscure toy, eventually extracting his revenge by killing racists in the city.

“We wanted to create an unparalleled movie site for impossible to find cult classics,” explained Band. “This service will finally make it possible to discover the obscure films that played in decadent art house cinemas years ago and be the first to access our exciting world premieres, such as our newest feature film Ooga Booga.”

For only $4.99 per month, fans can stream rare and bizarre film gems instantly on any device (including iPhone, iPad, Android, tablets, and desktops) with four new films being added to the library each month. Titles include new world premieres such as Ooga Booga (on March 12th) and obscure favorites such as Necroplis, Savage Island, White Slave, Riot in a Women's Prison, and many others.

Those who purchase single movies will have access to a permanent digital copy of the film. Renting is also an option for just $1.99 per title.

Check out a new still from Ooga Booga below, and for more info visit the official Full Moon Horror website, "like"GrindhouseFlix on Facebook, and follow GrindhouseFlix on Twitter.

Synopsis
Revenge is served on a spear when dirty cops brutally murder Devin, an innocent African-American med student. Devin's soul is magically transferred into the body of an action figure named Ooga Booga. Armed only with his tribal weapon and the help of his old girlfriend, Donna, Ooga Booga takes to the streets and trailer parks to find the men who stole his bright future away from him. The bodies begin to pile up as Ooga Booga slices and dices his way through crooked cops, meth heads and demented city officials in order to clear his name. Racists, beware! You won't even have enough time to scream, "Ooga Booga!"

They say you need to be patient in the movie business, and that proves to be quite true as news has finally come of the release of Stephen Manuel's multi-award-winning Iron Doors on DVD and VOD today, March 5th.

We first heard of the film back in 2010 during the American Film Market and actually gave it a pretty decent three-knife review (click here for more info). Check out the film's synopsis, trailer, and cover art below.

Synopsis:
Fans of tense, claustrophobic, single-location thrillers like Cube, Saw, and Buried are in for a real treat this month when Stephen Manuel's Iron Doors is released on DVD and VOD in North America by Jinga Films. Its numerous awards include:

Best Actor - Fantasporto
Best 3D Film - 3D Film Festival, Los Angeles
Best Cinematography - European Independent Film Festival
Best Film - Haapsalu Film Festival

Locked in a vault, a young investment banker faces a slow death from starvation. Who kidnapped him and why? How can he escape the concrete walls and massive iron door that confine him? His journey of self-discovery has only just began, and his fight for survival will teach him values he previously thought impossible.

At the first-ever CineMayhem Film Fest this past weekend, the trailer for indie filmmaker Michael Ling's upcoming short film Edward Lee's The Bighead premiered on the silver screen before the final film of the fest, Resolution.

Now we've got the trailer right here on Dread Central to share with you fiends exclusively!

Based on Edward Lee's seminal and wildly controversial 2003 novel "Edward Lee's The Bighead," this harrowing tale is set in the West Virginian backwoods where vicious monsters, both human and supernatural, go on a terrifying rampage in search of a special young woman. Their path of destruction uncovers long held secrets and puts the fate of the entire world in jeopardy.

The short film stars Raquel Cantu as the untamable sexpot Jerrica, Carrie Malabre as the shy Charity, Orson Chaplin as the demented psychopath Tritt "Balls" Connor, and Lance Trezona as Tritt's dim-witted accomplice Dicky. Also starring are Ashley Totin as the prostitute Rosie, Michael Coons as conflicted priest Father Tom, P.D. Miller as the bartender Frank and Kelsey Tipton as The Bighead's first victim, Wendy. The frightening Bighead monster itself is played by Cheetah Platt.

Award-winning director of photography Fady Hadid shot the film from writer/director Michael Ling's script. Geoff Skinner and Donald Wygal, Jr., produced.

Edward Lee's The Bighead will premiere in Los Angeles on Saturday, March 30, 2013, at 7:00 PM at the Acme Theater in Hollywood (135 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90036). Check out the exclusive online debut of the trailer below, and keep your eyes peeled on the short film's Facebook page for news on upcoming screenings and more.

In anticipation of the premiere of the new film from E.L. Katz, Cheap Thrills, at the upcoming South by Southwest Film Festival, Entertainment Weekly has scored a look at the film's trailer. Dig it!

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The E.L. Katz directed film stars David Koechner, Ethan Embry, Amanda Fuller, and Innkeepers costars Pat Healy and Sara Paxton.

The script by Trent Haaga (Deadgirl) and David Chirchirillo tells “the story of a new father facing eviction who is reunited with a high school friend when a wealthy couple challenges them to the ultimate game of dare, testing the limits of physical pain and morality in exchange for cash."