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Indie Rights ‘HOODMAN’ Now In Worldwide Release
Nightwatcher Films and Indie Rights Film Distribution announce the worldwide release of the feature film ‘Hoodman ‘ on all major streaming platforms. Hoodman’ is
Horror Channel Unveils an Unholy Host of Premieres for November
Long weekends just got scarier as Horror Channel announces eleven premieres for Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights across November, including five UK TV premieres,
Dark Tales From Channel X Brings Anthology Horror to Buffalo
Mass Grave Pictures announced that their newest film, DARK TALES FROM CHANNEL X will have its New York Premiere on November 7th at the
Horror Prequel ‘Creep’ From Author Lou Yardley Available Now on Paperback and Ebook
“Creep“, the new novella by dark fantasy/horror author Lou Yardley is available now. Acting as a prequel to Yardley’s 2020 novel “Banished“, “Creep” is
Turkish Pandemic Thriller QUARANTINE-19 Sweeps in to Santa Monica
QUARANTINE-19, also known as CORONTINA-19, will have its market premiere during the upcoming American Film Market of Santa Monica. Directed by Turkish Can Sarcan,
Screen Media Finds Horror [Film] In STOKER HILLS
Screen Media, a Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment (Nasdaq: CSSE) company, announced today the acquisition of all US rights to the found footage
“Terror at Black Tree Forest” (2021) Released On Blu-Ray And VOD
TrashArts and HBFilms, in association with SCS Entertainment and the Brit Horror Film Fund Co Ltd, announce the blu-ray release of “Terror at Black
Josh Lucas to Lead Adrian Grunberg’s Survival Thriller “The Black Demon”
Highland Film Group Partners with Mucho Mas Media to Co-Finance, with Highland Film Group Handling Worldwide Rights The Avenue to release in the U.S.
Interview with “They’re Outside” Filmmaker Airell Anthony Hayles
Filmmaker Airell Anthony Hayles, who with Sam Casserly directed the festival horror fave THEY’RE OUTSIDE, talks to us about the film’s conception ahead of