Scott Derrickson coming off his MCU debut with one of the better MCU films in Doctor Strange returns to the horror roots we all love him for. His new film reunites him with Ethan Hawke ‘The Black Phone’ and it looks sensational.

Synopsis:

Upon receiving a terminal diagnosis, Sarah opts for a cloning procedure to ease her loss on her friends and family. When she makes a sudden and miraculous recovery, her attempts to decommission her clone fail, leading to a court-mandated duel to the death. Now, she has one year to train her mind and body for the fight of her life.

Synopsis:

Prince Amleth is on the verge of becoming a man when his father is brutally murdered by his uncle, who kidnaps the boy’s mother. Two decades later, Amleth is now a Viking who raids Slavic villages. He soon meets a seeress who reminds him of his vow — save his mother, kill his uncle, avenge his father

Synopsis: Ever since a near-fatal attack, Laura Green (Doig-Thorne) has suffered from a rare type of Amnesia that causes her memories to be erased every night, once she goes to sleep. Each morning she must reacquaint herself with her own life, painstakingly piecing together fragments of her jagged past from cryptic clues on her computer.

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Keira Woods’ daughter mysteriously vanishes in the cellar of their new house. She soon discovers there is an ancient and powerful entity controlling their home that she will have to face or risk losing her family’s souls forever.

We at infamous Horrors got the chance to interview one of the stars of the new arthouse vampire film Luke Bilyk. We talk about the sound scope of the film, how interesting of a story it was to have while the vampire was the main outlook of the film. Also how you can pick up multiple things on viewings of Kicking Blood.

XYZ recently released a trailer for the new Zombie flick Wyrmwood: Apocalypse and I was fortunate enough that they sent me a screener of the whole film. Let me start by saying this.

We at Infamous Horrors got the chance to interview Peter Phok last week, who is an executive producer of a lot of Ti West films. Including The Innkeepers, The House of The Devil, and X. We talk about how he became an executive producer and his work relationship with Ti West, and his early days at Glass Eye Pix.

Directed by Jack Peter Mundy, and written by Sam Gurney

Starring Danielle Scott, Stephanie Lodge, Andrew Rolfe, Jamie Robertson, Tom Taplin, and Zoe Purdy as Two.

Review by Sharon Wilfong