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[Cinepocalypse Review] Mechanical ‘The Devil’s Doorway’ Plays Like a Collection of Horror’s Greatest Hits

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Stop me if you’ve heard this one: there’s something strange going on at a home for young women. An older priest and a younger priest are called to investigate. After increasingly mounting signs, they discover something demonic at work and must fight back against these evil forces. Oh, and it’s all shot first-person, found footage […]
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[Review] You’re Better Off Watching ‘The Exorcist’ Than ‘The Devil and Father Amorth’

Blumhouse’s ‘Boogeyman Pop’ Premieres at Cinepocalypse Tonight!

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Blumhouse has given Cinepocalypse the World Premiere of Boogeyman Pop, which takes place tonight at the Music Box Theater in Chicago at 10:15pm (get tickets here). We’ve been provided with the film’s first ever image and poster that are soaked in colors and give off a classic 80’s vibe. Brad Michael Elmore directs the film, which […]
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‘Malicious’ to World Premiere Chicago’s Cinepocalypse; Scott Derrickson to Head Jury!

‘Limbo’ and ‘Inside’ Finally Head to Switch June 28th

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It’s been a long time coming, but Playdead have announced via Twitter that their BAFTA award-winning games Inside and Limbo are finally headed to the Nintendo Switch. Well technically, Japanese video game magazine Famitsu broke the news and Playdead just retweeted it, but you get the idea. The games will be available worldwide on the […]
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‘Angels of Death’ Set for Release on the Nintendo Switch June 28th

Jason Blum Says He’s Up for a ‘Get Out’ Sequel… But Only If Jordan Peele Directs

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Given its box office success, critical acclaim and the fact that it won a freakin’ Academy Award, it’s probably a guarantee that we’ll eventually be seeing a sequel to Jordan Peele’s Get Out. Peele has a few times in the past year mentioned that he’d probably be up for it, most recently noting back in February […]
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Jason Blum Has Seen ‘Halloween’ and Feels “Really Good About It”

Lovecraftian Video Game ‘The Sinking City’ Gets a 2019 Release Date

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Despite showing off a new trailer at E3 earlier this month, Frogwares didn’t actually announce a release date for the H.P. Lovecraft-inspired The Sinking City, but we’ve learned today that a release date has finally been set. Publisher Bigben Interactive will be releasing the mystery-adventure game not this year but on March 21, 2019. The game […]
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[Exclusive] Frogwares Drops Concept Art for their Lovecraftian Game ‘The Sinking City’

[Editorial] ‘Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom’ Succeeds at Making Dinosaurs Scary Again

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Since it opened weeks early overseas, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom has gotten mixed reviews, including Bloody Disgusting’s own. Perhaps as a dinosaur adventure it falls short of Jurassic Park, or even the first Jurassic World. But cut it some slack. Even Steven Spielberg couldn’t maintain the Jurassic Park momentum with The Lost World (although it’s […]
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[Trailer] New Game ‘Jurassic World: Alive’ is ‘Pokemon Go’ With Dinosaurs!

Kojima Hid a Secret Message in the E3 ‘Death Stranding’ Trailer

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Call it typical Kojima. You know that weird-ass E3 trailer for Death Stranding that you’ve probably watched dozens of times? Well, some fans watched it more than that, and have uncovered something that only makes the unexplainable trailer even more bizarre. Here we go. Starting things off is the necklace Lindsay Wagner’s character is wearing. […]
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[E3 2018] Norman Reedus Enters a Hideo Kojima Nightmare in ‘Death Stranding’ Gameplay Footage!

Make a Wish: First Look at Indie ‘Monster’, Based on Amazon Best Seller

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Bloody has the first images and poster art for the indie Monster, from director Matt Shaw, which is based on the Amazon bestselling book of the same name. The feature film is said to be a cross between The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Natural Born Killers that explores the theme of nature versus nurture. “Emily is […]
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Is ‘The Strangers: Prey at Night’ Really Based On a True Story?

‘Friday the 13th: The Game’ Details Next Update, Dedicated to Fixing Critical Issues

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As we recently learned, the pressing legal issues tied to the Friday the 13th franchise have put an indefinite stop to new DLC content for Friday the 13th: The Game, but that damn sure doesn’t mean we should start eulogizing the game. After all, it’s not going anywhere, and the team is still hard at […]
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Addictive Mobile Game ‘Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle’ Unlocks “Ghost Jason”

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