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The follow-up to the Tobias Forge-fronted outfits Grammy-nominated Prequelle will arrive March 11

Ghost have returned with details of a new album. The Swedish outfit will deliver fifth studio LP Impera on March 11 via Loma Vista. Follo...

This month’s picks include an animated odyssey filled with dragons, a pandemic-set post-apocalyptic Western and more.

Jon Keeyes has produced or directed eight films in the past 15 months, including the low-budget thriller The Survivalist, which opens this weekend.

Dont let them take me. Quiver Distribution has released the official trailer for an indie post-apocalyptic action thriller titled The Survivalist,

Happy Death Day 3 director teases news might be coming soon for a third film.

Actor Will Brandt stars in writer-director-producer Adrian Bartol’s drama, ‘American Desert.’ The demons of the past are haunting actor Will Brandt’s protagonist of Matt Benning in the upcoming drama, ‘American Desert.’ After returning home to America, the main character, who’s an Afghanistan combat veteran, becomes entangled in a web of drugs, violence and toxic love that submits him to flee to the desert and plead for redemption. The movie is set to premiere as the Opening Night...

American Desert filmed in Mojave desert racks up awards

CS Interview: Matthew Modine Talks Wrong Turn & Love for Horror Genre CS Interview: Matthew Modine talks Wrong Turn & love for horror genre Just in time for the reboot’s Blu-ray release, ComingSoon.net got the opportunity to chat with Golden Globe winner and Emmy nominee Matthew Modine ( Stranger Things) to discuss  WARNING: Some spoilers lie ahead for 2021’s  Wrong Turn ComingSoon.net: Wrong Turn is a franchise that’s been around for a while, though I was honestly surprised it was get...

“Happy Death Day,” a horror riff on the “Groundhog Day” model, opens with the Universal logo stopping and restarting, just as the company name is circling the globe. It’s a clever riff on the fact that audiences know what they’re coming to see—a film in which the same events repeat over and over again. It’s also the filmmaking team recognizing the audience’s awareness of the goofiness for which they have willingly plunked down money. “Happy Death Day” won’t really be th...