On October 21, Dark Sky Films will release their latest horror anthology, Sinphony, to on-demand platforms. The film consists of nine indie horror tales that were conceived of and curated on the social media platform Clubhouse, to the point that the movie bears the subtitle “A Clubhouse Horror Anthology.” A movie full of frightening images and murder seems like a weird way to promote your product, but what do we know.
Well Go USA Entertainment has announced they’re bringing the Vietnamese family film Maika: The Girl From Another Galaxy to the US via digital distibution. The movie will be offered in English dub form starting next week.
Terror Films has announced it’s distributing the indie comedy horror flick Greywood’s Plot on digital platforms next month.
Capelight Pictures has announced they’re bringing the South Korean film The Roundup to the US, effective today. The action-comedy is the biggest homegrown hit in its home country for 2022 (at least so far).
Here are three words we haven’t heard for a long time: Kung Fu Ghost. This indie martial arts flick was first put into production around March of 2020 (so you see the problem) and was hit with several delays. The last we heard, it was pegged for release sometime in 2021, but that never happened. Now we hear this crazy movie is finally going to be available.
Wild Eye Releasing has announced they have acquired the rights to the upcoming supernatural horror film The Bloody Man, a passion project that reunites past stars of Nightmare On Elm Street sequels (some of whom have been interviewed on this very site, in fact).
The simple plot goes like this: after the death of his mother, a young boy develops a weird obsession with a comic book she left him. He specifically becomes attached to a monster depicted in the book, and becomes devoted to bringing the monster into our world. Of course, he manages to pull that off and it’s a big problem for everyone else who happens to live near him.
The Bloody Man will feature performances from NOES veterans Lisa Wilcox and Tuesday Knight, and also stars Mercedez Varble, Dan Eardley, Jason Crowe, Roni Jonah and KateLynn E. Newberry. The film is directed by Daniel Benedict, from a script written by him and Casi Benedict, and produced by Red Serial Films.
Look out for The Bloody Man starting July 12 on digital formats. A physical release is also planned, but has no date as of yet.
Wild Eye Releasing have acquired the rights to director Daniel Benedict’s The Bloody Man, a supernatural horror film reuniting A Nightmare On Elm Street 4 : The Dream Master stars Lisa Wilcox and Tuesday Knight. Penned by Daniel and Casi Benedict, and produced by Red Serial Films, the film tells of a young boy who, after the death of his mother, becomes obsessed with a comic book she gave him that ultimately summons the ancient monster found in its pages.
Good Deed Entertainment will be releasing the Chinese sci-fi feature Guidance in the US (with English subtitles) next month.
It’s always cool to see Danny Trejo whenever he pops up. And you never know where he’ll pop up! He most recently appeared in, of all things, two episodes of Pamela Adlon’s Better Things last month, and soon he’ll be starring in his next action thriller, The Prey: Legend of Karnoctus.
There’s an interesting story behind SCARE ZONE, the upcoming indie horror film due for release on the Terror Films Channel May 27. It’s made by a team that normally specializes in theme park attractions, and the project started when one of them noticed one attraction would be going unused for a substantial period of time before it opened.
The indie horror film Night Caller will be reaching digital platforms later this week, after making the rounds on the festival circuit.
Next month, They Talk About Bruno — Giorgio Bruno, that is, director of many Italian horror movies. His latest is headed for the American market in May, and Uncork’d is distributing.
Giant, bad-CG sharks have been a staple of the B-movie horror genre for a long time, even before the Sharknado series made them popular. Wild Eye Releasing will be adding to the massive pile of shark-related low-budget films soon with Sharkula.