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A Young Woman’s Halloween Turns Deadly In Alex J. Mann’s Short Horror Film ‘Wink’

These days we would be lost without our phones and without the emoji that convey our every emotion, but what if those emoji took on a life their own and were out for blood? Alex J. Mann has captured that nightmare in his new short film ‘Wink’. ‘Wink’ follows a young woman on what she thinks will be your average Halloween handing out candy. She is completely unaware that her night will turn deadly at the hands of emoji. Mann is also the filmmaker behind the short horror films ‘3 Seconds‘ and ‘Me2‘, which have had an impressive 3 1/2 million views. ‘Wink’ was Directed by Mann, who co-wrote the film with K. Adam Bloom. Danielle Victoria stars as the young woman in the film. The visual effects were created by Harrison Wieting, with props by Alex Potter. Carlos Medina served as director of photography. Nelson Ramm edited the film which features a score by Tristan Clopet. Both Mann and

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Oct 20, 2016
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[TV Review] SCREAM’ Halloween Special: Total Bloodbath ***SPOILERS***

Returning with a gory and Halloween’ esque Halloween special, SCREAM aired last night. [Brutally] Murdering a main character in the opening scene, this set the tone for the rest of the episode: total bloodshed. And I kinda was not complaining. This time around Keiran gets slashed by the so-called returning king of Lakewood Bloodshed, Brandon James. News spreads quick about his murder and it wasn’t long before Brooke came to break the news to Emma. During this Noah and Gustavo are being praised by their editor Jeremy Blair that their book on the Lakewood murders (oh, how I love the Scream 1 homages) was a hit and demands a sequel. Putting an all expense trip to Shallow Grove Island together for Noah to get inspiration by a different mass murderer, Anna Hobbs, Jeremy sends Noah, his friends and himself off. With Audry’s new girlfriend, Gina, staying back for work, Audry has enough time this episode to bond with Emma and

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Oct 19, 2016
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SCREAM’ Premieres Tonight With A Two Hour Special – MTV Renewed For Season 3

Fans of the hit horror franchise, SCREAM should now rejoice: SCREAM: The TV Series has been renewed for a third season by MTV! Unfortunately though for fans the third installment will only hold 6 episodes. Now this could mean one of two things, one: “this is the final farewell” to Ghostface and SCREAM or, it could mean: “Shorter season (season 1 had 10 episodes, season 2 has 12 going on 13-14) more time for kills and less time for bullshit”, either one it is, the third season is slated for 2017 to air. Like season 2, season 3 is said to have a new set of show-runners, which means to me: MTV hated what Richard Register and Michael Gans did with the second season making it a psychological thriller rather than a slasher, which I kinda agree with. SCREAM should be a lot more gorier! The announcement for the third season I credit solely to the vast support fans of

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Oct 18, 2016
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Celebrate Halloween With These 40 Great Horror Films On Netflix

One the many great things about is October that horror films are everywhere, including Netflix. Here is a list of just some of the great films on Netflix right now. So, grab a bag of popcorn, plop down on the couch, and celebrate October with a movie binge. Paranormal/Supernatural Hellions Sleepy Hallow Deathgasm The Amityville Horror Children of the Corn Odd Thomas Night Breed Last Shift Baskin We Are Still Here Hellraiser The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death JeruZalem Dead Silence The Fog The Unborn Corpse Bride Pay the Ghost Curse of Chucky Supernatural Werewolf Late Phases Wolf Cop Uncaged Underworld Vampire From Dusk Till Dawn Queen of the Damned Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Series Creature Feature Jaws 1-3 Stung Zombie Burying the Ex REC 4: Apocalipsis Dead Snow 2 :Red VS Dead Virus Cabin Fever: Patient Zero Horror-Comedy Tucker & Dale VS Evil Zombeavers Other The Silence of the Lambs The Hallow Final Destination 3 Wes

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Oct 17, 2016
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October Movie Releases

October is the ultimate month for horror films and all things spooky. There are tones of movie marathons on this month along with “31 Days of Halloween” celebrations. There are also several great horror films that will see release this month. And here they are… Click the highlighted title to find out more and to watch the trailer. October 7th The Greasy Strangler This horror-comedy follows a father and son who compete for the love of the same woman while a serial killer is roaming the streets. Phantasm: Remastered The 1979 classic from Don Coscaelli has been remastered. Phantasm: Ravager ‘Ravager’, the fifth installment of the franchise has already gotten positive reviews. Under the Shadow Set in 1988, this Iranian film follows a mother and daughter followed by a djinn during the Iran-Iraq war. October 11 Shin Godzilla ‘Shin Godzilla’ is the 31st film in the ‘Godzilla’ franchise. From Toho comes a re-imaging of the tale set in modern day

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Horror Web Series The Witching Season Aims To Capture The Spirit Of Halloween

It’s our favorite time of year, Halloween season. The next two months will see a flood of horror films and series, much to our delight. Though, Halloween is more a lifestyle for most of us. One of the things we have to look forward to this season is the web-series ‘The Witching Series’, which you can guess is about all things spooky. The anthology horror series , created by Michael Ballif, is a web-series made up of Halloween and Horror themed short films that arrive on the series’ YouTube channel every few months. Inspired by classic anthology shows such as Tales From The Crypt, The Twilight Zone, and Are You Afraid Of The Dark?, The Witching Season delivers originally produced tales of terror, all set during the Halloween season.” Ballif to iHorror. “Fueled by Nostalgia, the series pays special attention to the spirit of Halloween and reminds us of the magic that exists during that special time of year.” Visit

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Sep 11, 2016
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[Recap/Review] SCREAM’ Season 2 Finale Revealed Ghost-Face & Cliffhanger

Scream’s Tuesday night season 2 finale brought SCREAM fans from all over to witness the un-masking of MTV’s Ghost-Face. The season 2 finale managed to homage Kevin Williamson’s SCREAM 1, 2 and 4 (he wrote some of it) and leave fans still clamoring for a season 3 (which is yet to be announced). If you stood tuned for my recaps (which some were equipped with reviews) you’d know I have been pointing my finger at Eli towards the end of the season right before the big un-masking which turned out to be [SPOILER ALERT] Keiran. What had fans still pondering as to if this was it, for SCREAM. Letting us know it wasn’t, Keiran got a phone call in prison by who claimed to be the resurrected Brandon James (the Killer everybody was copycatting, who was involved with the Lakewood massacre 20 years prior). Season 3 is still up in the air. Ratings have been not as great as I

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Aug 18, 2016
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HorrorHound Weekend: A Celebration of What We Love to Fear

. Since July 2007, fans have attended HorrorHound Weekend to have the chance to mingle with monsters, monster makers, victims, and final girls. Right now HorrorHound Weekend’s Indianapolis convention is just under four weeks away. “Why should I go?”, you ask. Well, because David Arquette,Michael Rooker, Tony Todd, and Pam Grier will be appearing there. Or maybe because there will also be Fright Night AND Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers cast reunions, as well as many other actors and actresses from some of your favorite classic horror films. Have I whet your appetite, or at the very least do I hour attention? If not, there is much more. There is also MaskFest, featuring the likes of Jordu Schell, Ed and Marsha Edmunds, Robert Kurtzman, and many other talented effects artists and mask makers. There will also be a bevy of dealers and artists with some truly killer merchandise. Wait, I almost forgot to mention the Chump Change Variety Show,

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Aug 14, 2016
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[REVIEW] Hell Town’ Says F-U DayTime Soaps!

Hell Town hosted by Horror Icon Debby Rochon, wasn’t a disappointment. In fact it made me laugh from the very beginning. Our sexy, gothic host most certainly rung in the bewitching season which is soon approaching (sort of soon) with her announcement that the screening, which was a brief series of episodes, was in fact dug up from a cemetery. Following the story line of a jealous sister, a town flewsy, a conflicted homosexual man, the troubling truth a comatose mother wouldn’t awake from her coma and a rising body count. The series brought laughs, bloodshed and drama in the most spook-tastic way. Combining a cast of willing and talented actors, with a decent script by Michael Balderson (who also serves as director), Michael Page, Chris Pudlo and Elizabeth Spear, the horror-soap managed to not only be a classic whodunnit but also, a major F-U to your fav daytime soaps. Hell Town will be available on the below platforms on

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Aug 10, 2016
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The Road to Death House Pt. 3

“Please don’t let this be full of jump scares like The Conjuring movies.” “I hope this is smart and actually has a story.” “I don’t expect much from this. It’ll likely suck. Just accept it.” “Stupid title. Stupid premise. Nothing to see here, folks.” “This will suck.” “I have hopes for this.” “Based on the cast of old stars [that] they have, I don’t see this being any good.” Internet comments. Most of them from “trolls.” Trolls are people I sum up by asking a simple question: “And where is the movie you made?” Oh…that’s right. I believe there can be too much democracy. The Internet has given a voice to groups of people that should not have one. I’ve posted my thoughts on a filmmaker’s response to uneducated critics here: https://horrorfuel.com/horror/movies/zombie-movies/when-filmmakers-strike-back/ So let’s talk about what Death House will be–not conjecture or ignorant shade cast by anonymous little people who are too afraid to commit themselves to making something.

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Jul 25, 2016

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A Young Woman’s Halloween Turns Deadly In Alex J. Mann’s Short Horror Film ‘Wink’

These days we would be lost without our phones and without the emoji that convey our every emotion, but what if those emoji took on a life their own and were out for blood? Alex J. Mann has captured that nightmare in his new short film ‘Wink’. ‘Wink’ follows a young woman on what she thinks will be your average Halloween handing out candy. She is completely unaware that her night will turn deadly at the hands of emoji. Mann is also the filmmaker behind the short horror films ‘3 Seconds‘ and ‘Me2‘, which have had an impressive 3 1/2 million views. ‘Wink’ was Directed by Mann, who co-wrote the film with K. Adam Bloom. Danielle Victoria stars as the young woman in the film. The visual effects were created by Harrison Wieting, with props by Alex Potter. Carlos Medina served as director of photography. Nelson Ramm edited the film which features a score by Tristan Clopet. Both Mann and

Continue reading →
Oct 20, 2016
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[TV Review] SCREAM’ Halloween Special: Total Bloodbath ***SPOILERS***

Returning with a gory and Halloween’ esque Halloween special, SCREAM aired last night. [Brutally] Murdering a main character in the opening scene, this set the tone for the rest of the episode: total bloodshed. And I kinda was not complaining. This time around Keiran gets slashed by the so-called returning king of Lakewood Bloodshed, Brandon James. News spreads quick about his murder and it wasn’t long before Brooke came to break the news to Emma. During this Noah and Gustavo are being praised by their editor Jeremy Blair that their book on the Lakewood murders (oh, how I love the Scream 1 homages) was a hit and demands a sequel. Putting an all expense trip to Shallow Grove Island together for Noah to get inspiration by a different mass murderer, Anna Hobbs, Jeremy sends Noah, his friends and himself off. With Audry’s new girlfriend, Gina, staying back for work, Audry has enough time this episode to bond with Emma and

Continue reading →
Oct 19, 2016
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SCREAM’ Premieres Tonight With A Two Hour Special – MTV Renewed For Season 3

Fans of the hit horror franchise, SCREAM should now rejoice: SCREAM: The TV Series has been renewed for a third season by MTV! Unfortunately though for fans the third installment will only hold 6 episodes. Now this could mean one of two things, one: “this is the final farewell” to Ghostface and SCREAM or, it could mean: “Shorter season (season 1 had 10 episodes, season 2 has 12 going on 13-14) more time for kills and less time for bullshit”, either one it is, the third season is slated for 2017 to air. Like season 2, season 3 is said to have a new set of show-runners, which means to me: MTV hated what Richard Register and Michael Gans did with the second season making it a psychological thriller rather than a slasher, which I kinda agree with. SCREAM should be a lot more gorier! The announcement for the third season I credit solely to the vast support fans of

Continue reading →
Oct 18, 2016
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Celebrate Halloween With These 40 Great Horror Films On Netflix

One the many great things about is October that horror films are everywhere, including Netflix. Here is a list of just some of the great films on Netflix right now. So, grab a bag of popcorn, plop down on the couch, and celebrate October with a movie binge. Paranormal/Supernatural Hellions Sleepy Hallow Deathgasm The Amityville Horror Children of the Corn Odd Thomas Night Breed Last Shift Baskin We Are Still Here Hellraiser The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death JeruZalem Dead Silence The Fog The Unborn Corpse Bride Pay the Ghost Curse of Chucky Supernatural Werewolf Late Phases Wolf Cop Uncaged Underworld Vampire From Dusk Till Dawn Queen of the Damned Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Series Creature Feature Jaws 1-3 Stung Zombie Burying the Ex REC 4: Apocalipsis Dead Snow 2 :Red VS Dead Virus Cabin Fever: Patient Zero Horror-Comedy Tucker & Dale VS Evil Zombeavers Other The Silence of the Lambs The Hallow Final Destination 3 Wes

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Oct 17, 2016
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October Movie Releases

October is the ultimate month for horror films and all things spooky. There are tones of movie marathons on this month along with “31 Days of Halloween” celebrations. There are also several great horror films that will see release this month. And here they are… Click the highlighted title to find out more and to watch the trailer. October 7th The Greasy Strangler This horror-comedy follows a father and son who compete for the love of the same woman while a serial killer is roaming the streets. Phantasm: Remastered The 1979 classic from Don Coscaelli has been remastered. Phantasm: Ravager ‘Ravager’, the fifth installment of the franchise has already gotten positive reviews. Under the Shadow Set in 1988, this Iranian film follows a mother and daughter followed by a djinn during the Iran-Iraq war. October 11 Shin Godzilla ‘Shin Godzilla’ is the 31st film in the ‘Godzilla’ franchise. From Toho comes a re-imaging of the tale set in modern day

Continue reading →
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Horror Web Series The Witching Season Aims To Capture The Spirit Of Halloween

It’s our favorite time of year, Halloween season. The next two months will see a flood of horror films and series, much to our delight. Though, Halloween is more a lifestyle for most of us. One of the things we have to look forward to this season is the web-series ‘The Witching Series’, which you can guess is about all things spooky. The anthology horror series , created by Michael Ballif, is a web-series made up of Halloween and Horror themed short films that arrive on the series’ YouTube channel every few months. Inspired by classic anthology shows such as Tales From The Crypt, The Twilight Zone, and Are You Afraid Of The Dark?, The Witching Season delivers originally produced tales of terror, all set during the Halloween season.” Ballif to iHorror. “Fueled by Nostalgia, the series pays special attention to the spirit of Halloween and reminds us of the magic that exists during that special time of year.” Visit

Continue reading →
Sep 11, 2016
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[Recap/Review] SCREAM’ Season 2 Finale Revealed Ghost-Face & Cliffhanger

Scream’s Tuesday night season 2 finale brought SCREAM fans from all over to witness the un-masking of MTV’s Ghost-Face. The season 2 finale managed to homage Kevin Williamson’s SCREAM 1, 2 and 4 (he wrote some of it) and leave fans still clamoring for a season 3 (which is yet to be announced). If you stood tuned for my recaps (which some were equipped with reviews) you’d know I have been pointing my finger at Eli towards the end of the season right before the big un-masking which turned out to be [SPOILER ALERT] Keiran. What had fans still pondering as to if this was it, for SCREAM. Letting us know it wasn’t, Keiran got a phone call in prison by who claimed to be the resurrected Brandon James (the Killer everybody was copycatting, who was involved with the Lakewood massacre 20 years prior). Season 3 is still up in the air. Ratings have been not as great as I

Continue reading →
Aug 18, 2016
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HorrorHound Weekend: A Celebration of What We Love to Fear

. Since July 2007, fans have attended HorrorHound Weekend to have the chance to mingle with monsters, monster makers, victims, and final girls. Right now HorrorHound Weekend’s Indianapolis convention is just under four weeks away. “Why should I go?”, you ask. Well, because David Arquette,Michael Rooker, Tony Todd, and Pam Grier will be appearing there. Or maybe because there will also be Fright Night AND Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers cast reunions, as well as many other actors and actresses from some of your favorite classic horror films. Have I whet your appetite, or at the very least do I hour attention? If not, there is much more. There is also MaskFest, featuring the likes of Jordu Schell, Ed and Marsha Edmunds, Robert Kurtzman, and many other talented effects artists and mask makers. There will also be a bevy of dealers and artists with some truly killer merchandise. Wait, I almost forgot to mention the Chump Change Variety Show,

Continue reading →
Aug 14, 2016
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[REVIEW] Hell Town’ Says F-U DayTime Soaps!

Hell Town hosted by Horror Icon Debby Rochon, wasn’t a disappointment. In fact it made me laugh from the very beginning. Our sexy, gothic host most certainly rung in the bewitching season which is soon approaching (sort of soon) with her announcement that the screening, which was a brief series of episodes, was in fact dug up from a cemetery. Following the story line of a jealous sister, a town flewsy, a conflicted homosexual man, the troubling truth a comatose mother wouldn’t awake from her coma and a rising body count. The series brought laughs, bloodshed and drama in the most spook-tastic way. Combining a cast of willing and talented actors, with a decent script by Michael Balderson (who also serves as director), Michael Page, Chris Pudlo and Elizabeth Spear, the horror-soap managed to not only be a classic whodunnit but also, a major F-U to your fav daytime soaps. Hell Town will be available on the below platforms on

Continue reading →
Aug 10, 2016
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The Road to Death House Pt. 3

“Please don’t let this be full of jump scares like The Conjuring movies.” “I hope this is smart and actually has a story.” “I don’t expect much from this. It’ll likely suck. Just accept it.” “Stupid title. Stupid premise. Nothing to see here, folks.” “This will suck.” “I have hopes for this.” “Based on the cast of old stars [that] they have, I don’t see this being any good.” Internet comments. Most of them from “trolls.” Trolls are people I sum up by asking a simple question: “And where is the movie you made?” Oh…that’s right. I believe there can be too much democracy. The Internet has given a voice to groups of people that should not have one. I’ve posted my thoughts on a filmmaker’s response to uneducated critics here: https://horrorfuel.com/horror/movies/zombie-movies/when-filmmakers-strike-back/ So let’s talk about what Death House will be–not conjecture or ignorant shade cast by anonymous little people who are too afraid to commit themselves to making something.

Continue reading →
Jul 25, 2016