Screen Anarchy

The day that writer/director Stephen Cognetti makes a feature film that is anything but a new chapter of the Hell House LLC franchise would be a day that the horror community goes into a tail spin.   Okay, not really, but right now this faux doc/found footage gig of theirs is paying the mortage and earned them a tonne of fans around the world. Very popular, it is no wonder that Cognetti and Terror Films Releasing are working together once again on a fifth chapter, called Hell House LLC: Lineage.    Cognetti has provided a teaser for the next film, with no other details as to what it is about. Production begins this November. Stay tuned.    TERROR FILMS RELEASING Drops Teaser for “HELL HOUSE…

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Or, ‘How to Make a Mass Murderer,’ in a very dark action-adventure series, now streaming on Crunchyroll.

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The delightful comedy series follows a human after she starts working at a ramen shop run by cats. Now streaming on Crunchyroll.

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In a beautifully-crafted, slice-of-life series, two teens get to know each other after they start living together. Now streaming on Crunchyroll.

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Shudder have announced that they have acquired Jayro Bustamante’s latest pic Rita and will release it on the platform on November 22nd. Rita will have its World Premiere at Fantasia International Film Festival on Thursday, July 25th.    Thirteen-year-old Rita (Giuliana Santa Cruz) finds herself incarcerated in an all-girls protective custody facility, after fleeing a horrendously abusive home life to seek freedom in the city. The girls in her overcrowded section tell of a prophecy, that a warrior angel will arrive to free them all from a life of destitution, incarceration, and enforced prostitution. When she’s handed a pair of wings of her own, which all the girls in her quarters wear too, it’s up to Rita to work out whether she will fulfil the…

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One of the things that we’d come to expect from the Alamo Drafthouse in its early days were excellent promotional screenings for horror and other genre flicks. There was something about having to walk through a room full of flies on the way to watch Amityville, or something like it. Founder Tim League bought a box of fly eggs for the occassion and waited too long to open the box. They’d all hatched so he literally opened a sealed box of live flies in a close room and it was hilariously catastrophic. Or, there was the time a handful of fans were buried then watched Buried.   As the franchise grew in size those kind of diminished or fell to the wayside but tomorrow in…

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Min Bahadur Bham’s sophomore feature explores polyandry, tradition, and agency set against the unforgiving landscapes of the Himalayas.

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A fading celebrity decides to use a black market drug, a cell-replicating substance that temporarily creates a younger, better version of herself.

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Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum star in director Greg Berlanti’s flighty comedy.

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A “wacky” high-school romance series, now streaming on Crunchyroll.

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