Indie film distributor and producer Terror Films has partnered with Jungo TV. Together, these two companies will bring several horror titles to Youtube. The full slate will be announced soon. However, Terror Films' President Joe Dain says: "I am thrilled about this new partnership and more importantly, this next phase in the continued growth of our distribution capabilities." Terror Films continues to bring the best indie, horror titles to film fans.
The Oak Room Has Two Stories to Tell in this Mysterious Thriller (A Film Review)
The Oak Room recently had its World Premiere at the Fantasia Film Festival. Originally a play, Peter Genoway has adapted the story into a screenplay, for this release. Shot in two bars, the film's story reveals itself slowly over time. Part mystery, characters may not be whom they seem to be. Very compelling, The Oak Room opens up its story like a Russian Doll. And, this release will entertain most fans of thrillers or mysteries. Film fans can read this early review for more details.
The Dark and the Wicked Drains All of the Light (A Film Review)!
The Dark and the Wicked is a film from director Bryan Bertino (The Strangers). This title focuses on a small family, in which the father is dying. Bertino uses shadows effectively. However, this title never reveals what its villain is actually doing. Instead, there is this repetition of a dying father's last breath and the sorrow of the rest of the family. Very serious in tone, this thriller? rarely comes across as entertaining and is often very dire in its delivery. The Dark and the Wicked will resonate with only a few.
Some Kind of Vicious Runs Out of Room (A Film Review).
Some Kind of Vicious is a co-production. From Raven Banner and Latefox Pictures, this feature focuses on a kidnapping and one man's desire for revenge. Set almost exclusively in a kitchen, this title is a bit cramped and repetitive. Having its World Premiere at Fantasia, this review looks at the film's soundtrack, story and lack of subplots. Not for everyone, this feature does host a couple of great choreographed action scenes, but not much more.
Serena Waits Targets Everyone from a Party-gone-wrong in this Trailer (First Trailer)!
Serena Waits is an upcoming revenge thriller. Developed by Hunter Johnson, this feature begins with a frat party and ends in murder. To release this Aug. 14th on the Kings of Horror Youtube Channel, the first trailer shows a masked killer. Now, this killer is tracking down everyone who attended the party, with intent to murder those who participated in a brutal act of violence. Terror Films will debut this feature with Kings of Horror, before launching the feature through Digital Platforms. Slasher fans can find more on this feature here.
Ghost Ship Thriller Blood Vessel Brings Vampires to World War II (A Film Review)
Blood Vessel is a film from director Justin Dix. Set on a ghost ship, Blood Vessel is set during World War II. On the ship, several allies find a coffin below deck. Curious for treasure, the survivors open the crypt and unleash a vampiric predator. This review looks at the film's story, special effects and characters. Released across the U.S., indie horror fans should check out this vampire thriller, which is available now. Full of suprises, Blood Vessel should not be missed!
Canadian Horror Thriller Blood Quantum Brings the Pain (A Film Review)
Blood Quantum is a zombie thriller, from director Jeff Barnaby (Rhymes with Ghouls). Starring a mostly indigenous Canadian cast, this horror feature focuses on a small reserve, in Quebec. Once the undead are unleashed, those on the reserve must work together to survive, while dealing with indigenous issues. The film blends a decent amount of horror, drama and family issues to provide a one-two punch. Horror fans can find more on the film, in this review.