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After escaping a brutal Russian labor camp, three men must overcome the treacherous wilderness and each other, as their journey home turns into a brutal fight for survival.   Saban Films is putting Derek Barnes’ action flick, White Out, out on VOD & Digital on November 22nd, 2024. They have sent along an exclusive clip to share with you today. You will find it and the trailer down below.    It appears to the moment that our main characters escape from the Russian labor camp. It is a wee bit chaotic and frantic, as mass prison escape attempts are, we imagine. But it is violent. If that floats your boat then check it out below.    White Out was directed by Derek Barnes. It was…

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A cop investigates a crime scene on the cusp of a zombie outbreak. Arguing with herself, she tries to cover up a mistake not knowing that something worse is about to happen.    After a night out with the boys a husband needs a good night sleep before his next shift begins. Too bad his mother-in-law thinks that giant rats have taken her cat.    An expectant mother makes a video diary for her unborn daughter, as she and her partner wait out the apocalypse in her family’s remote, rural home.    A father tries to communicate with his dead son, through the zombie that took their young life.    Portraits of the Apocalypse is an anthology made up of four tales, written, directed and…

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After featuring a number of key art that left the standard credit block out the design, it is nice to see this poster from Mexico’s festival darling coming-of-age plague-zombie film, Párvulos, has a more traditional sense, where they are tucked discreetly into the bottom right corner. That and the evocative reminder of a reaching Bub from Day of the Dead. The attractive part of this design however is its commitment to verticality. It is not simply the block-red title card and director’s credit moving upwards along the left side, but the reaching hands (almost as if grabbing for the tagline, which it should be noted is the core theme of the story). The pull quotes and festival laurels, stacked downward on the right add even…

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June 25th, 1978. It is the day of the World Cup final between Argentina and Holland. It is also a time of military dictatorship, a junta has taken over the country. A death squad is under orders to find a group of dissidents and when they get a proper lead they go round them up and proceed to torture them. What starts out as inhumane interrogation goes to hell as the death squad discovers they have kidnapped a group of people who have aligned themselves with something far more evil than these puppets of the junta.    “We should not play soccer amid the concentration camps and torture chambers” C.O.B.A.   Once again the Onetti Brothers (What The Waters Left Behind and it’s sequel WTWLB:…

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A ruthless political struggle between Sweden and Denmark turns bloody under the tyranny of the mad King Christian II. Caught up in this deadly war, two sisters seek revenge on the men who brutally murdered their family.   Mikael Håfström’s action adventure Stockholm Bloodbath comes to cinemas and On Demand tomorrow, Friday, November 8th. We have an exclusive clip from the distributor Brainstorm Media to share with you today. We chose the clip with a fair share of carnage in it, an assault on a wedding.    If anyone has any objections to this marriage speak now – preferably not with a sword – or forever hold your peace. Jakob Oftebro and Claes Bang look on as their soldiers attack a wedding party, then decide…

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Uyen An stars in a broad comedy, directed by Vu Ngoc Dang, a box office hit in its native Vietnam.

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Jacky Heung and Andy On star, Xu Haofeng directs.

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Megan Northam stars in a science fiction drama by writer/director Jérémy Clapin (‘I Lost My Body’).

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Thank you for reading the title of the article all the way through. Scroll down below to check out the trailer for Brian Babarik’s psychological thriller, Do Not Open. It’s going out next week on in-demand and digital platforms, on November 12th.    After arguing with her parents a distraught teen opens an email promising acceptance, but what the message delivers infects the whole family.   Johanna Smitz, Kian Lawson-Khalili, Tomas Engström and Noëlle Gutierrez star.   Entertainment Squad’s genre label The Horror Collective has just released the creepy new trailer for DO NOT OPEN, a psychological thriller that exposes the terrifying consequences of our modern obsession with technology. The film, written & directed by Brian Babarik, is set to hit in-demand and digital platforms…

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After foiling a good ol’ fashioned stickup in the gold bust town of Red Ridge, Texas, the town sheriff jails a mysterious stranger suspected of ties to the gang of outlaws terrorizing residents. But as the sheriff draws closer to unraveling the bandits’ identities, ghosts of murdered townspeople begin appearing at his door, leaving him to question whether the spirits are warning him…or seeking vengeance for his own failure to protect them.   Well GO USA have given us the trailer exclusive for the indie Western, Ghosts of Red Ridge, to share with you this morning. The feature film debut of Stefan Colson will hit DVD and Blu-ray on December 17th.    Ghosts of Red Ridge – a gritty, action-packed western with themes of redemption,…

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