Twenty-five years ago on October 14, 1994, the world was introduced to The Shawshank Redemption. The tale is based on the Stephen King short story, “Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption,” from his collection, Different Seasons. The tale follows Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins: Mystic River 2003, Castle Rock TV series) …
Read More »‘My Heart Can’t Beat Unless You Tell It To’ Coming To Blu-ray and DVD
Dark Sky Films sends word they’re bringing the horror thriller My Heart Can’t Beat Unless You Tell It To to Blu-ray and DVD. When is it releasing and how can you get your copy of one of the year’s best reviewed horror films? Watch the trailer below, then read on …
Read More »‘The Superhero Diaries’ Web Series Launches, Featuring Phil LaMarr As Green Lantern
Phil LaMarr, the prolific voice actor, is suiting up in real life as DC hero Green Lantern. It’s a character he’s voiced for many years in animated form. His spandex clad, flesh and blood Green Lantern appears in The Superhero Diaries. It’s an all new comedy YouTube Web Series and …
Read More »Arrow Video Announces August, 2021 Release Slate
A new month means a new batch of home video releases from our friends at Arrow Video! August, 2021 is no exception. Arrow sends word they’ve got a bunch of great stuff heading your way. As usual, it’s a little something for everyone. Read on for the details! From The …
Read More »MMA Fighter Miriam Nakamoto To Star In Feature Film ‘Wildwood’
Prodigy Public Relations sends word that MMA fighter Miriam Nakamoto will soon make her big screen debut. The “Queen Of Mean” will appear in the action adventure film WILDWOOD, which will begin shooting later this year. If you’re not familiar with the Queen’s ass kicking skills, check out the video …
Read More »Interview With Filmmaker Brea Grant For ‘Lucky’
Brea Grant is everywhere these days. She truly embodies the statement, “The future of film is female.” From directing the stellar 12 Hour Shift (2020 – read our review of the film here) to starring in three films in the last two years all the way to a cameo in …
Read More »David Lowery’s ‘The Green Knight’ (2021) Flips The Round Table On Its Head – Movie Review
Normally for a review like this, I would explain The Green Knight and its history, especially as a part of Arthurian mythos. But given its obscurity, I would like to open slightly differently. The Green Knight is one of two premiere screening experiences permanently etched in my mind for how …
Read More »Discover the Origin of Evils in ‘Fear Street Part 3: 1666’ (2021) – Movie Review
The Fear Street books were my first exposure to horror literature. So, when I found out Netflix was putting out not one Fear Street movie but three, I was beyond excited. I loved the first two films (read another PH writer’s thoughts on them here and here), but I knew …
Read More »Charles Chudabala’s ‘The Gateway’ Short Film Review: A Glimpse of Life, Death and Grief
Although death is a natural part of life, grief can cut deeper than the sharpest knife with shock, loss, and a severe sense of emptiness. The Gateway, a new short by Charles Chudabala (read our interview with him here), exemplifies exactly this in only nine minutes. Opening with a tarot …
Read More »Temecula Terror Haunt Brings Mazes and Frights to Inland Empire
This October the Inland Empire will be home (or should we say a haunted home) to an all-new, hair-raising, terrifying haunt: Temecula Terror. Open for 19-days, October 1- 31, Temecula Terror invites thrill-seekers to visit a creepy, small town, off a back road in the Temecula Valley, and step into …
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