While the first two chapters of the ‘It’ reboot was box office successes, it was met with mixed reactions of fans, mainly too sentimental towards Tim Curry not being Pennywise. Now we have news that HBO Max is getting ready to finally go forward with a prequel that will focus on the origin of Pennywise, which sounds pretty damn cool to me!

The other week we got to speak with the director of the movie adaptation of the graphic novel Ultrasound, Rob Schroeder. Hope you all enjoy reading the interview!

Umma is an interesting flick, while I wouldn’t say necessarily a good one. It has a lot of good ideas going for it, it, unfortunately, goes to a far too soap opera feel to it inside a horror movie filled with clichés and troupes that water down the movie so badly, you almost forget it’s produced by Sam Raimi.

Halo is unfortunate to constrain itself to the playing itself molds of usual science fiction tv series you know from Star Trek and Star Wars spin-offs such as the Mandalorian and maybe Star Trek: Picard. If you’re starting a space odyssey it’s a safe bet to target a demographic in this age range.

The other we got to interview the cast and director of the new psychological thriller called Ultrasound which is out now on Itunes and VOD digital platforms. This interview is with Bob Stephenson. Hope you enjoy!

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DMZ welcomes us to the near future, where some of the United States has separated and turned into their war zone, think movies like Escape From L.A., Escape From New York, and the much-maligned Barb Wire.

Synopsis: Newspaper archivist Kirby Mazrachi’s dreams of becoming a journalist are put on hold after she survives a brutal attack that leaves her in a constantly shifting reality.

We got some news from Shudder today that they acquired a new horror movie ahead of its SXSW premiere this upcoming week.

Today we have exciting news regarding a new genre studio called Welcome Villain Films, read the press release below!

Welcome Villain Films has announced their arrival as a new production and distribution company- a fully integrated genre studio with an innovative business model and flexible approach to development, production, marketing, and strategic distribution. The company also unveiled its first two feature film projects: an expanded reimagining of the beloved horror hit Last Shift, and an untitled slasher project from the creators of the celebrated franchise The Houses October Built.