“Train to Busan” was a ground-breaking film that marked zombie history in 2016. With a perfect blend of action, physically flexible extras, a simple, yet well-exploited concept, and even some heart-breaking emotion, I had given it a perfect 10/10 score, which I don’t often do. Therefore, we were all very excited to discover that it would be having a sequel. “Peninsula” hit select North American theaters on Friday, August 7th, 2020, and it was sub-par to its predecessor’s glory.

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She Dies Tomorrow is the best psychological horror movie of the year. It’s such a visually appealing movie for the eyes, to also keep the audience enhanced with the plotline of the films which is interesting because this was made before Covid19 and the mindset of this movie is very timely to be released now.

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This week I got to talk to the two leads of the great movie She Dies Tomorrow coming out Friday August 7th 2020. I hope you all enjoy the interview

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Hello everyone this week I got to do press day interviews with the cast and director of the fantastic psychological horror movie She Dies Tomorrow featuring a stellar Jane Adams. Hope you enjoy my interview with the director Amy Seimetz who also starred in the Pet Cemetary remake.

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The trailer for the new movie Alone looks flat out suspenseful and amazing with an outstanding cast to boot! Will you be checking out Alone when it comes out? I know I will!!

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With the ongoing pandemic, more festivals are shifting to digital. We recently saw Fantasia and FrightFest go online. Now our good friends over at Nightmares Film Festival will be doing the same transition and go digital.

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Attack of The Unknown is an epic feast of science fiction bad-assness. The Mahal brothers Michael and Sonny(The Art of The Dead) reunite with fan favorite Richard Grieco, as Richard commands the screen in a performance that will resurrect him in the public’s eye as the definition of cool.

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The original The Woman In Black is making its way back to the public eye, but only in REGION B players for Blu-Ray’s unless you’re one of the lucky ones around the world with a region free player I envy you…

The worldwide Blu-ray debut of The Woman in Black is available exclusively from Networkonair.com on August 10th.

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Vincent Van Horn and Michael Lee Joplin headline the cast as Andy and Roger, two lonely souls whose paths cross during one fateful drive. When Andy forms a blossoming connection with the beautiful Sam (Christine Ko, (“Upload”, “Dave”), Roger quickly turns obsessive with disastrous consequences. Savage directed from a script he co-wrote with Dash Hawkins, and they produced alongside J.P. Castel, Chadd Harbold and Daniel Pisano.

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The upcoming Scream 5 is being directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett of the filmmaking group Radio Silence (Ready or Not, V/H/S) from a screenplay by James Vanderbilt (Murder Mystery, Amazing Spider-Man) and Guy Busick (Ready or Not, Castle Rock).

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