An international trailer has arrived for Timo Rose’s remake of director Ted V. Mikels’ low-budget film The Corpse Grinders, and we have every pixel of it right here for your perusal.

Max Evans, Enya Maria Tames, Yazmeen Baker, Kristina Kostiv, and Anthony Straeger star.

Synopsis:
Landau, the young owner of “Lotus Cat Food,” is struggling to keep the company alive as business is worse than expected. Landau is broke and down on his luck and can no longer afford to pay his employees. Because of this, he starts to kill one of his employees every couple of days. Gradually, more people disappear until the police become involved in the case.

One of the missing persons, Frank, has an overprotective girlfriend, Tessie, who sets out in search for him. Tessie follows the leads all the way back to “Lotus Cat Food” and its sinister truths.

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Everything that’s good gets a sequel. That’s just the world we live in. Even books! Word has just come our way that a sequel is coming to Bruce Campbell’s first book, If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B-Movie Actor.

That’s right, kids! Come August 8, 2017, you’ll be able to sink your grubby paws into Hail to the Chin: Further Confessions of a B-Movie Actor from Thomas Dunne Books!

Synopsis:
It’s been 15 years since his first memoir, but Bruce is still living the dream as a “B” movie king in an “A” movie world.

Bruce Campbell makes his triumphant return from where he left off in If Chins Could Kill with further hilarious, gut-wrenchingly honest confessions.

Bruce brings us through his life in the decade since his first memoir and his roles as varied as they are numerous – from his roles in the Spider-Man movies to his self-referential My Name is Bruce to his role on #1 show “Burn Notice” and his new Starz hit series “Ash vs. Evil Dead.”

Over the last 15 years, Bruce has become a regular on the Wizard World convention circuit and has created his @GroovyBruce Twitter account with over 400,000 followers and a Facebook page with almost 250,000 likes. His profile and reach is light years beyond where it was for Chins. Check him out at Bruce-Campbell.com.

Hail to the Chin will be bursting with pictures and the signature humor that Bruce brought to If Chins Could Kill and will be devoured by his legions of fans across the country.

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Mondo makes some of the best collectible film-related art in the world.  Alamo Drafthouse is the best theater chain in the world, and of course they’re the masterminds behind Mondo.

While they collaborate frequently, this new venture is virgin territory for both entities… and it’s a doozy.

Presenting the Gremlins Tiki Mug!

Gremlins Mondo Tiki

This limited edition creation can only be purchased along with a ticket at select Alamo locations to one of their upcoming screenings of Gremlins.  If you’re not lucky enough to have an Alamo near you, too bad.  These puppies are for theater attendees only, and they come with the tiki drink of your choice inside!  (Boozy or non-boozy options available, natch.)

Check the Alamo Drafthouse website and select your local market for details on tickets and mug purchases!

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Kino Lorber is doling out another round of classic obscurities onto Blu-ray high-definition and we’ve got the scoop on the latest round-up coming in December.

Doomwatch (1972)
December 6, 2016
Director: Peter Sasdy
Starring Ian Bannen, Judy Geeson, John Paul, George Sanders, Percy Herbert, James Cosmo

Synopsis:
A remote island village… A team of intrepid scientists… A terrifying secret… The mysterious island village of Balfe is experiencing unexplainable phenomena from grossly oversized sea-life to half-buried bodies in the dark woods to strange Neanderthal like men suffering from a rare disfiguring disease. Is this town afflicted by radioactive waste contaminating their water? Is there a vengeful mutant monster lurking in the woods? Or worse, are the townsfolk being punished by an act of God for their past sins? It is up to Dr. Del Shaw (Ian Bannen, The Offence) and the dedicated scientists at Doomwatch headquarters to discover the cause of these horrific mutations. Infuriating local villagers who cling to their secluded island’s survival, Dr. Shaw and local schoolteacher Victoria Brown (Judy Geeson, Fear in the Night) risk their lives to uncover the truth behind the strange happenings, no matter how frightening or dangerous it may be. Horror veteran, Peter Sasdy (Taste the Blood of Dracula, Countess Dracula, Hands of the Ripper) directed this haunting telltale based on the hit British TV show by Kit Pedler (Doctor Who) and Gerry Davis (The Bionic Woman).

Special Features:

• New On-camera Interview with Star Judy Geeson
• New Audio Commentary by Director Peter Sasdy
• On-camera intro by Director Peter Sasdy

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The Neptune Factor (1973)
December 6, 2016
Director: Daniel Petrie
Starring Ben Gazzara, Walter Pidgeon, Ernest Borgnine, Yvette Mimieux

Synopsis:
An Undersea Odyssey! This intense adventure takes a group of scientists into an undersea world in the depths of the unknown. Starring Ben Gazzara (Pursuit), Walter Pidgeon (Forbidden Planet), Ernest Borgnine (The Vikings), Yvette Mimieux (The Black Hole) and featuring awe-inspiring special effects and unprecedented underwater photography. The Neptune Factor takes submarine suspense to explosive levels – deep in the Atlantic, the Ocean Lab II, a state-of-the-art underwater habitat, houses a team of scientists studying man’s ability to live in the ocean. When a violent earthquake sends the lab sliding down into a trench, a rescue team is assembled to locate the damaged station and save any survivors. In the cold depths where no man is welcome – nothing could prepare the team for the bizarre and deadly world lurking below.

Special Features:

• Audio Commentary by Paul Corupe of Canuxploitation.com and Film Historian Jason Pichonsky
• Theatrically Released Isolated Score & F/X Track by Lalo Schifrin
• Never-Before-Released Isolated Score Track by William McCauley
• TV Featurette
• Animated Montage of Images
• Theatrical Trailer & Teaser
• Two TV Spots

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The Lodger (1944)
December 13, 2016
Director: John Brahm
Starring: Merle Oberon, George Sanders, Laird Cregar, Sara Allgood, Sir Cedric Hardwicke

Synopsis:
Few film directors have mastered the art of suspense, thrills and intriguing plot twists the way that John Brahm (The Undying Monster) did – many consider his 1944 remake of the Alfred Hitchcock silent film about Jack the Ripper to be far superior to the original! After a mysterious young man named Slade (Laird Cregar, I Wake Up Screaming) rents a London flat, a murder spree begins nearby and the landlady suspects her new lodger to be Jack the Ripper. Kitty (Merle Oberon, Wuthering Heights), a talented singer ignores warnings about the crimes from her new love interest, Inspector John Warwick (George Sanders, Hangover Square) who’s assigned to the case – or the man who may have committed them and soon she becomes Slade’s object of obsession in this pulse-pounder that packs an unsettling punch. Featuring stunning cinematography by the great Lucien Ballard (A Kiss Before Dying) and great supporting performances by Sara Allgood (Blackmail) and Sir Cedric Hardwicke (Rope).

Special Features:

• Audio Commentary by Film Historian Gregory William Mank
• Audio Commentary by Film Historians Alain Silver and James Ursini
• The Man In The Attic: The Making of The Lodger Featurette
• The Lodger Vintage Radio Show Performed by Vincent Price and Cathy Lewis
• Restoration Comparison

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Starring Nathan Ambrosioni, Thierry Azzopardi, Vanessa Azzopardi, Luna Belan,
Nathalie Couturier

Written and directed by Nathan Ambrosioni

French found footage thriller Therapy combines the tried-and-true teens in distress slasher with a crime procedural with some success and, unavoidably, some cliched pitfalls. The film definitely has its moments and does just enough to probably keep your interest, but in trying to have an original structure, the more predictable aspects of Therapy are uncovered along with the video equipment found at the scene of the crime.

After discovering an abandoned house while camping, one of the group, Stephanie (Vanessa Azzopardi), vanishes. As the remaining teens search for her, her captive’s perspective is also shown as Stephanie recoils in terror, hoping her friends can save the day. The story interweaves an investigation centering around the detectives who find the footage with flashbacks showing what happened during the night in question. Exploring the evidence leads the cops to realize the horrors that the teens experienced is still ongoing.

Therapy is at its most effective when it focuses on what’s happening to Stephanie while her friends frantically search for her. It feels immediate and threatening while also slowly revealing a deeper mystery at play. The figure who snatched her up is just another freak with a mask at first. Then a connection arises between the two that gives the audience a case to solve themselves as the police try to put the pieces together as well.

Jumping back and forth to the actual footage and the investigators as they look for clues is a good idea in script form, but in execution the momentum and any building intensity take a hit each time the story transitions ahead. There’s a lack of memorable moments in Therapy until the ending approaches, offering up a shocking reveal that removes some of the randomness of Stephanie’s original attack.

Although this revelation is a welcome story development, the cliché moments seen in so many movies that include the found footage formula can’t be completely overcome. For the lovers of the sub-genre, Therapy is necessary viewing; but if you’re growing tired of it, the French sensibilities of actor/writer/director Nathan Ambrosioni don’t offer up enough to break away from the pack.

What’s promising is that Ambrosioni is only seventeen years old and shows a pretty sure hand behind the camera. If he keeps working in horror and continues trying to inject some originality into old tropes, he may turn out to be a director worth seeking out at future film festivals and beyond.

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The casting news continues for the latest film from Annabelle director John Leonetti, Wish Upon, as Deadline is reporting that The Maze Runner’s Ki Hong Lee (pictured) has joined the cast alongside Ryan Phillippe, Elisabeth Rohm, Joey King, Shannon Purser, Sherilyn Fenn, Alice Lee, Mitchell Slaggert, and Josephine Langford.

The film, directed by Leonetti from a script written by Barbara Marshall, is being produced by Sherryl Clark of Busted Shark Prods. Mister Smith Entertainment is selling Wish Upon, which is currently in pre-production, to buyers for the first time at this year’s American Film Market.

King, who starred in The Conjuring, plays a 16-year-old misfit who finds a magic box that promises a chance at the life she’s always wanted — only to discover that each wish demands a deadly payment.

More as it comes.

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The title Pacific Rim: Maelstrom has been floating around for a few weeks but has never been confirmed as the actual title of the Pacific Rim sequel. That is, until now… well… sort of.

Star John Boyega took to his Instagram page to post a picture of his shooting script that indeed reads Pacific Rim: Maelstrom. Of course anything can change between now and the film’s release so stay tuned.

Thomas Tull, Mary Parent, Jon Jashni, and del Toro will produce the action adventure film along with Boyega and Femi Oguns under their Upper Room Productions banner. Cale Boyter will serve as executive producer.

Universal is releasing the film February 23, 2018. This will mark Sakhno’s first venture in American film.

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A quartet of new TV spots have arrived for Incarnate, a collaboration between Blumhouse and WWE Studios that’s heading our way on December 2nd.  According to the buzz on the film, it’s like “Inception meets The Exorcist.”  Sign us up!

Jason Blum (Paranormal Activity, Insidious, The Purge, and Sinister franchises) is producing the film for Blumhouse. Michael Luisi, WWE Studios President, executive produced alongside Couper Samuelson, Michael Seitzman, Trevor Engelson, Stuart Ford, and Charles Layton. Universal Pictures will distribute the film in the U.S., and Blumhouse International is overseeing foreign rights.

Brad Peyton (Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, Cats and Dogs 2) directed from a screenplay by Ronnie Christensen (Passengers, Dark Tide), in which an exorcist taps into the subconscious of a nine-year-old boy, played by David Mazouz (“Gotham,” The Darkness), who is possessed by a powerful, ancient demon. Aaron Eckhart, Carice van Houten, and Catalina Sandino Moreno also star alongside WWE Superstar Mark Henry, who has a cameo.

Synopsis:
A scientist with the ability to enter the subconscious minds of the possessed must save a young boy from the grips of a demon with powers never seen before, while facing the horrors of his past.

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We’re all really excited for the new film from director Darren Lynn Bousman (Saw II–IV, Repo: The Genetic Opera, Mother’s Day), Abattoir (review), and right now we have some exclusive stills for you!

Abattoir Release Details:
Momentum Pictures has acquired North American rights to the horror film Abattoir, which is set to release in theaters and on VOD and Digital HD on December 9, 2016. Written by Christopher Monfette (12 Monkeys) and directed by Darren Lynn Bousman (The Saw Series), the film stars Jessica Lowndes (The Prince), Joe Anderson (Hercules), Lin Shaye (Insidious Series), and Dayton Callie (“Sons of Anarchy”).

Related Story: Brainwaves Episode 7 with Darren Lynn Bousman

“Abattoir has been a labor of love for all of us involved,” said Bousman. “It is an honor to partner with a distribution team who not only understands the genre, but are actual fans of it.”

Based on the Radical Publishing 6-issue comic book mini-series created by Bousman, Abattoir world-premiered at this year’s Los Angeles Film Festival in the Nightfall section and screened in a dozen festivals this past summer, winning Best in Festival at the Hot Springs Horror Festival.

The film centers on a real estate reporter (Jessica Lowndes) who unearths an urban legend about a house being built from rooms where horrific tragedies have occurred. The investigation ultimately leads her and ex-lover Detective Declan Grady (Joe Anderson) to the enigmatic Jebediah Crone (Dayton Callie) and the answer to the question, “How do you build a haunted house?”

Abattoir is produced by Jesse Berger (Oblivion) and Brent C. Johnson (Lost in America) under Radical Studios’ genre label Dark Web Productions. Billy Hines serves as co-producer. The film is executive produced by Lynwood Spinks, Kevin Niu, Robert Cain, Michael Yedwab, Steve Ponce, and Trevor Allen. Abattoir was financed by Lumenova Entertainment, Pacific Bridge Pictures, and Ingenious Media.

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Shut In will be creeping into theatres this weekend and right now we have a new clip for you guys to dig on. Will you be seeing it? Let us know!

Shut In, directed by Farren Blackburn, arrives on November 11th.

Naomi Watts, Oliver Platt, David Cubitt, Crystal Balint, Clementine Poidatz, Tim Post, Ellen David, and Alex Braunstein star.

Synopsis:
A heart-pounding thriller about a widowed child psychologist who lives in an isolated existence in rural New England. Caught in a deadly winter storm, she must find a way to rescue a young boy before he disappears forever.

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Talk about a weird road to official release. In the Deep, formerly 47 Meters Down, was scheduled to come out on August 2nd via the Weinsteins and Anchor Bay. Then THR reported that Byron Allen’s Entertainment Studios had acquired North American rights to the Mandy Moore shark thriller from the Weinsteins with plans to distribute it on 2,500-plus screens using the original title through its recently purchased theatrical distribution company, Freestyle Releasing, in 2017.

Okay, now that we’re all caught up with our history lesson… how about a new clip for you?

Directed by Johannes Roberts (The Other Side of the Door), the underwater thriller stars Mandy Moore (“This Is Us,” A Walk to Remember), Claire Holt (“The Vampire Diaries,” “The Originals”), Yani Gellman (“Pretty Little Liars,” “The Young and The Restless”), and Matthew Modine (Full Metal Jacket, The Dark Knight Rises).

Synopsis:
Two sisters (Moore and Holt) become trapped at the bottom of the ocean when a diving expedition to observe sharks goes horribly wrong. When the cable attaching their observation cage to the boat breaks and the cage sinks to the bottom of the ocean, the sisters must figure out a way to get back to safety battling injuries, lack of oxygen, and worst of all, bloodthirsty Great White sharks.

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We really dug David F. Sandberg’s Lights Out based upon his short film. Recently the director shared his original treatment for the flick, and you can check out that bad boy right here complete with alternate ending.

Lights Out Release Details:
Be afraid of what lives in the dark when Lights Out arrives on Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital HD. Teresa Palmer (Triple 9, Warm Bodies) stars as Rebecca; Gabriel Bateman (Annabelle) as Martin; Billy Burke (the Twilight franchise) as Martin’s father, Paul; Alexander DiPersia (Forever) as Rebecca’s boyfriend, Bret; and Maria Bello (Prisoners) as Sophie.

Lights Out marks the feature film directorial debut of David F. Sandberg, who directed from a screenplay by Eric Heisserer (Final Destination 5), based on Sandberg’s own short film. James Wan, Lawrence Grey, and Heisserer served as producers with Walter Hamada, Dave Neustadter, and Richard Brener as executive producers.

Lights Out will be available on October 25th on Blu-ray for $29.98 and includes the film in high definition on Blu-ray disc and a digital version of the movie in Digital HD with UltraViolet. Fans can also own Lights Out via purchase from digital retailers beginning on October 11th.

Synopsis:
When Rebecca left home, she thought she left her childhood fears behind. Growing up, she was never really sure of what was and wasn’t real when the lights went out… and now her little brother, Martin, is experiencing the same unexplained and terrifying events that had once tested her sanity and threatened her safety. A frightening entity with a mysterious attachment to their mother, Sophie, has reemerged. But this time, as Rebecca gets closer to unlocking the truth, there is no denying that all their lives are in danger… once the lights go out.

Special Features:

• Deleted scenes

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Y’all know how much I love Texas Frightmare Weekend.  It’s the best con I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen a few.  I was wondering who would be the sponsor next year given Fangoria’s ongoing issues.  I couldn’t have hoped for a match like this.

Blumhouse.com, the Blumhouse Productions website (which is a great site all on its own), is now sponsoring the next Texas Frightmare Weekend, which runs May 5-7, 2017.

The amazing upstart studio specializing in low budget, high quality horror is now a part of the best horror convention in the world.  There’s no way that can go wrong.

TFW 2017 already has a fantastic lineup of guests, including Bobby Millie Brown, Gaten Mattarazzo, and Caleb McLaughlin from Stranger Things, a massive collection of the cast of Rob Zombie’s 31, a reunion of the cast of Fright Night, Shannon Elizabeth, Michael Berryman, much of the cast of The Thing, and more… and we’re still over 6 months away!

Texas Frightmare Weekend 2017

The addition of Blumhouse will only bring even more amazing talent and events to an already stellar show. Some Blumhouse folks will be in attendance as well, such as the wonderful Rebeka McKendry and this really tall guy named Ryan Turek.

Hmm… he seems really familiar somehow. Maybe our own Foywonder can drive up from the swamplands and help me sort out where I know him from.

Tickets are available NOW for TFW 2017 at the website.  Shop now to get discounts that will drop the closer we get to showtime!

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The scariest clown on the planet appeared in Damien Leone’s All Hallows’ Eve, and the second we saw him, we knew he would become an icon. Well, get ready because Art the Clown is BACK in Terrifier, also written and directed by Leone.

Check out the trailer, some frighteningly good stills, and the artwork below!

Jenna Kanell, Samantha Scaffidi, and Catherine Corcoran star alongside David Howard Thornton as Art the Clown.

Synopsis:
A maniacal clown terrorizes three young women on Halloween night and everyone else who stands in his way. Art the Clown returns in his first standalone film following 2013’s All Hallows’ Eve.

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Another sick and twisted flick with a spooky supernatural edge is here called The Witching, and you can dig it right NOW on Amazon Prime and other purveyors of fine chills!

Ian Carlsen, Ellen Elizabeth White, and Joanna Clarke star. Corey Norman directs.

Synopsis:
With Halloween only hours away, the members of a popular podcast, The Witching Hour, gather to swap scary stories in the dark. But they bargain for more than just ratings when they venture to the site where the Woodland Valley Witch was brutally murdered.

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Starring Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner, Forest Whitaker

Directed by Denis Villeneuve

Denis Villeneuve (Prisoners, Sicario) is one of the most brainy and badass directors working today. He’s a master at blending intellectualism with dread and chills. Unfortunately, his new movie Arrival is only halfway there: It’s smart, but it’s slow.

Here’s the deal: Louise Banks (Adams) is a lauded linguistics professor who’s called to serve her country when she joins an elite team of investigators after spaceships that look like gigantic puffy surfboards touch down in 12 diverse locations around the planet. She’s teamed up with physicist Ian Donnelly (Renner) and overseen by Colonel Weber (Forest Whitaker).

Before long the nations’ military heads freak out, teetering on the edge of a nuclear button-pushing global meltdown. Louise is convinced the Cthulhu-looking aliens have arrived with peaceful intentions, but she can’t quite crack the code to their usual language. They squirt ink from their tentacles to spell out Rorschach-like symbols that must mean something, but… what? Desperate to unravel the mystery, she takes a chance that could threaten her life and possibly all of mankind.

Adams is definitely the star of this show, and her performance is compelling enough to keep the story going even as it sags due to a surprising lack of suspense. Not that I expect every intergalactic science fiction flick to portray an alien invasion as evil, but in this case there’s really no enemy to root against as we pull for Louise to solve the mystery of the squid-like “Heptapod” arrival and attempt to communicate. There’s a series of flashbacks shown throughout the film (which turn out to be something else entirely) that are intercut too frequently with the main story as it unfolds, making for a choppy experience.

The somber cinematography by Bradford Young is reminiscent of a surreal Zdzisław Beksiński painting. Young is best known for shooting Selma and is next slated for the new Star Wars movie, but perhaps his most beautiful work was on a little-known indie called Ain’t Them Bodies Saints. His work on that was compared to classic Terrence Malick visuals. The picture is nicely underscored by composer Jóhann Jóhannsson.

In the plus column, Arrival feels like a dreamily updated version of 1951’s The Day the Earth Stood Still. On the negative side, there’s not enough excitement or revelation to justify its two-hour runtime. See it on the big screen if you love sci-fi and don’t mind a lack of horror, but if not save it for streaming.

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After years of sitting on the shelf, Solace (review), starring Colin Farrell and a very psychic Anthony Hopkins, will arrive in theaters and on VOD on December 16th. Right now though we have a new trailer and poster for you!

Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Abbie Cornish co-star. Afonso Poyart directs.

Synopsis:
When FBI Special Agent Joe Merriwether (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) is unable to solve a series of homicides, he decides to enlist the help of his former colleague Dr. John Clancy (Anthony Hopkins), a retired physician with psychic powers. The reclusive Clancy, who shuttered his practice and retreated from the world following the death of his daughter and subsequent break-up of his marriage, wants nothing to do with the case. He soon changes his mind after seeing disturbingly violent visions of Joe’s partner, FBI Special Agent Katherine Cowles’s (Abbie Cornish) ultimate demise. When Clancy’s exceptional intuitive powers put him on the trail of a suspect, Charles Ambrose (Colin Farrell), the doctor soon realizes his abilities are no match against the extraordinary powers of this vicious murderer on a mission.

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Beware the Slenderman, directed by Irene Taylor Brodsky, is a new documentary heading our way courtesy of HBO Documentary Films.  We’ve been talking about it for quite a while, and today we finally have a trailer for it.

A creature of fantasy… an act of savagery… Beware the Slenderman premieres January 23rd.

In Beware the Slenderman, Brodsky uses the fictional figure to explore not only the effect that internet lore has on real-life actions, but also how the digital age is saturating the imagination and actions of children. You may recall the headlines back in 2014 when two young girls stabbed a classmate nearly twenty times and claimed that Slenderman made them do it; the director reportedly got exclusive access to the families of both girls charged with the crime.

Synopsis:
On May 31, 2014, in the woods outside of Waukesha, Wisconsin, two 12-year old girls stabbed their classmate 19 times. This is the true story of what drove them to do it.

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The end is extremely fuckin’ nigh for the Resident Evil film franchise as Alice will be hanging it up after Resident Evil: The Final Chapter. To celebrate the tale coming to an end we have several new posters for you. Dig ’em!

Resident Evil: The Final Chapter was written and directed by Paul W.S. Anderson and stars series regulars Milla Jovovich, Iain Glen, Ali Larter, and Shawn Roberts in addition to newcomers Lee Joon-gi, Rola, William Levy, and Ruby Rose.

Look for it on January 27, 2017.

Synopsis:
Picking up immediately after the events in Resident Evil: Retribution, humanity is on its last legs after Alice is betrayed by Wesker in Washington, D.C. As the only survivor of what was meant to be humanity’s final stand against the undead hordes, Alice must return to where the nightmare began – Raccoon City, where the Umbrella Corporation is gathering its forces for a final strike against the only remaining survivors of the apocalypse.

In a race against time, Alice will join forces with old friends and an unlikely ally in an action-packed battle with undead hordes and new mutant monsters. Between losing her superhuman abilities and Umbrella’s impending attack, this will be Alice’s most difficult adventure as she fights to save humanity, which is on the brink of oblivion.

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Earlier this year I was on the set of Christopher Lawrence Chapman’s Inoperable. Late in the day a man of large stature and huge personality arrived, decked out in an orderly outfit and a menacing glare. That was Chris Hahn, former WWE pro-wrestler (as Johnny Paradise).

Hahn had been making a name for himself by appearing in a number of films, in and out of our beloved genre, as both an actor and stuntman. His recent works include ClownTown, Funhouse Massacre, and Syfy’s Axe Giant.

Outside of horror, Chris can be found in the Miles Davis biopic Miles Ahead and the recent “MacGyver” TV series!

Having spent a some time talking to Mr. Hahn on set, I knew he’d have some interesting stories to tell us about his varied career. So we sat down with the former Johnny Paradise to find out how he became involved with the horror movie industry. Check it out below!

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