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THE LAST VOYAGE OF THE DEMETER: Out Now on UK DVD, Blu-Ray & 4K- Review

  Courtesy of Dazzler Media UK Film fans have the opportunity to support physical media and purchase the latest Horror/Action offering of the Dracula saga “The Last Voyage Of The Demeter” out now on DVD, Blu-Ray and HD. Based on the one chapter 7 in Bram Stoker’s Dracula “Captains Log” tells the story of the cursed ship and it’s passengers who transported the blood thirsty count to Whitby, London. Which is a breath of fresh air, a new story that hasn’t been done before on the screen. I had the opportunity to sit down and watch the film alongside my Horror fan dad and this is what we had to say about it.    The opening of the film shows the aftermath of the shipwreck of the Demeter and the finding of the captains log. The cut to a much brighter second scene is somewhat a surprise taken that there […]

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INVADER Invades Select Cities This Month. Catch The Trailer!

Mickey Keating’s new flick, Invader, feels more like a road thriller given the trailer. Then…THEN, you keep watching and it suddenly makes a little more sense. That’s the uptick you get in the footage below that shows our characters clearly dealing with someone who is not where they belong. Chills! Ana (Vero Maynez) is a long way from home, but eager to visit her cousin Camila in the Chicago suburbs. After Ana’s bus gets delayed, she arrives very late and begins to fear the worst when she can’t get ahold of Camila. Accompanied by Carlo (Colin Huerta), one of Camila’s co-workers, Ana decides to venture on foot to search for her cousin, encountering ominous signs, hostile locals, and the punishingly empty expanse of suburban America. When they arrive at Camila’s house, the night spirals into chaos when Ana and Carlo realize the bizarre and jaw-dropping truth. A lean, mean jolt […]

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HIGH ROLLERS Trailer Teases John Travolta’s Latest Gamble In The New Crime Thriller

High Rollers is the latest crime thriller heading for theatrical release out of Saban Films, starring John Travolta and Gina Gershon. The official trailer is out with a day and date release set for March 14. Master thief Mason (John Travolta) is living the criminal’s dream: island-hopping with his crew and the love of his life, Decker (Gina Gershon), while floating on a sea of stolen cash. But his dream is shattered when his nemesis, the ruthless Salazar, kidnaps Decker and forces Mason and his crew to attempt a near-impossible casino heist in exchange for her return. Hedged in by Salazar’s equally ruthless rivals, and with the FBI on his tail, Mason gambles everything in pursuit of both the big score and the ultimate jackpot: Decker’s life. IVES directs from a script by Chris Sivertson. Also starring are Lukas Haas, and Quavo.

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SHOWTIME 7: Catch The Latest Trailer For The New Thriller Starring Hiroshi Abe

Taking a page from Kim Byung-woo’s 2013 thriller, The Terror Live, is director Kazutaka Watanabe with the explosive new thriller, Showtime 7. The campaign for this film has been running since late last year and the latest official trailer is now making the rounds. Watanabe directs Showtime 7 from his own script which casts Hiroshi Abe in the role of a former popular news anchor-turned-radio host who finds himself mitigating terroristic bomb threats with a mysterious caller. The description teases something even twistier will happen with Abe’s character in the last six minutes which, admittedly, has me curious to say the least. Also starring are Ryo Ryusei, Meri Nukumi, Mizuki Maehara, Tetsu Hirahara, Kouki Uchiyama, Tamae Ando, Mitsuru Hirata, Haruka Igawa, and Kotaro Yoshida. The movie is set to release on Friday in Japan.

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BATTLE KING!!: MAP OF THE MIND Official Trailer Revealed For Genki Takikawa’s Back-To-Back Action Drama Sequels!

The latest trailer is online for director Genki Takikawa’s two-part finale to 2023’s delinquent action drama dance thriller, Battle King!!: We’ll Rise Again. For this, the back-to-back ‘Intro’ and ‘Finale’ entries of Battle King!!: Map Of The Mind are set for their respective releases in Japan on February 14, and on March 14 from Stardust Pictures (S.D.P.), the film arm of Tokyo-based talent agency, Stardust Promotions. Takikawa continues his directing duties from the first film, and also co-penned the sequels with returning screenwriter Keisuke Fukutani, and with action direction by Matt Okui. The story follows Genjiro (Eiku Yamashita), a reformed delinquent forced to choose between his career pursuits with the dance group that saved his life, and sacrificing it all to save his best friend and younger brother from the clutches of an illegal fight circuit. Actor and singer Yamashita is one in a bevy of in-house talents the Stardust […]

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PROJECT SILENCE Lets The Dogs Out On U.S. Digital In February. Catch The Trailer!

Kim Tae-gon’s new hit survival thriller, Project Silence, is finally hitting digital platforms on February 25. The film marks on in a few posthumous releases for lead actor, the late Lee Sun-kyun who stars along with Ju Ji-hoon, Kim Hee-won, Moon Sung-keun, and Ye Soo-jung. Jung-won and his daughter are on their way to Incheon Airport when a thick fog causes a massive chain-reaction crash on the airport bridge. They get stuck in the chaos with a group of people, stranded with nowhere to go. Things take a turn for the worse when mutated military dogs that were secretly being transported escape from their cages and the survivors on the bridge become targets of these deadly animals. As the bridge is shut down and in danger of collapsing, it is now up to Jun-won and the others to figure out a way to survive the night while uncovering the conspiracy […]

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I, THE EXECUTIONER (1968) Review: Tai Kato’s Unrelenting Profile Of A Murderer

I, The Executioner comes to VOD, Digital, and Film Movement Plus on January 31. TW: This movie review discusses sexual assault and battery. This is all in my head at the moment, but I’m really curious as to the influence of classic Japanese films on a certain Korean filmmaker favorite of mine whose latest completed film I’m yet to capture. For now though, I’m happy to continue my own growth in that direction as I get to examine a little bit of the post-war cinematic work of Tai Kato these days. This time, it’s I, The Executioner, also known as Requiem For A Massacre depending on the marketing. Chalk this one up as another masterpiece by one of the most revered filmmakers of his time – and ours – gathering a cast of characters who are as complex as they are compelling in their deconstruction. That’s really what pulls you […]

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