Some films deserve to be seen based on the sheer audacity of their concept and Death Kiss by writer-director-cinematographer, Rene Perez is one of those films. Available now on VOD
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The bonds of high school friendships run deep, but the baseball bro camping reunion at the center of new mystery thriller, Stillwater from director, Nino Aldi shows that things can
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Carlos Alazraqui is as versatile an actor as you can find, though he is not often seen as heard, lending his flexible vocal chords to hundreds of cartoon roles over
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Ambitious, disturbing, sincere and thought provoking are only a few of the words to describe Strange Nature, an unexpected gem of a film from writer-director, James Ojala. The assigned genre
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What if a haunted house could chase you down and force you into it’s insidious interior? The frightening answers come hard and heavy in The Toybox. This unique new horror
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It’s not often that indie films can be labeled as adaptations of existing work, but Apocalypse Rising based on 2014 novel The Dead S.I.T.E. by Gregory P. Wolk falls squarely
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Watching certain films can be torture, but if torture is what you’re after, then The Basement has you covered. This psychological thriller from the writer-director team of Brian M. Conley
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The Nursery, a new haunted house tale of terror from the first time writing-directing duo of Chris Micklos and Jay Sapiro mixes a cast of engagingly fresh young faces with
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Face of Evil, a relentless horror film from writer/director Vito Dinatolo manages to show many different faces during its run time. What starts out as the tale of a jaded
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Entering The Forest of the Lost Souls is like observing a waking dream that slowly turns into a nightmare. This Portuguese production filmed in black and white by writer-director, José
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