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Amnesia and Ass Whooping: POV Action Film ‘Bad Day at the Office’ Unleashes Final Trailer

If you think your Monday feels rough, imagine waking up with complete amnesia, a fresh corpse in your bathtub, and half the city’s criminal underworld battering down your door. The final trailer for Bad Day at the Office has officially arrived. And it offers an immersive, front-row seat to pure cinematic madness. The turbo-charged action-thriller premiered as the opening-night feature of the prestigious Midnight Madness section at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. And now, it’s heading to theaters this October. A High-Octane First-Person Experience Shot entirely from a first-person perspective utilizing specialized GoPro camera rigs, the film completely transforms the traditional action-thriller format. Every bone-crunching strike, high-speed vehicle pursuit, and massive explosion is experienced through the main character’s eyes. By ditching traditional camera setups, the production immerses viewers in the center of the conflict. It makes the audience feel less like passive observers and more like active players in a video game. A High-Stakes Narrative Built on Amnesia and Survival

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 22, 2026

Amicus Production Returns to Horror for the First time in 40 Years with ‘In the Grip of Terror’

Following a hiatus spanning more than four decades, legendary British production company Amicus Productions is officially returning to cinema screens. The historic studio is making its theatrical comeback with In the Grip of Terror, marking the company’s first new horror feature since its golden era. The announcement comes alongside the release of the film’s official trailer, paving the way for a specialized fall theatrical tour across the UK. The big-screen rollout begins in October with dedicated engagements at Lumière Cinema in Romford and The Northern Light Cinema in Sale, Greater Manchester. The tour then continues through November with scheduled dates at Peckhamplex in London and the Southport Bijou Cinema, with additional regional venues and screening dates expected to be announced shortly. Classic Horror Royalty Meets a New Generation of Talent In the Grip of Terror brings together an impressive blend of classic genre icons and emerging British talent. Golden Globe nominee Jane Merrow (The Lion in Winter, Hands of the Ripper)

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 22, 2026

Ahead of its VOD Release, ‘Her Will Be Done’ Will Host Q&As at The Roxy

Having mesmerized audiences as a Director’s Fortnight standout at Cannes, along with celebrated festival runs at Sitges, Fantastic Fest, and BIFF, Julia Kowalski’s Her Will Be Done is officially heading to North American screens. The dramatic, female-driven occult folk horror feature opens exclusively in New York City at The Roxy Cinema on September 24th. Screenings on September 23rd, 25th, and 27th at The Roxy Cinema will feature live Q&A sessions with director Julia Kowalski and star Roxane Mesquida.  A Dark Rural Legacy of Curses and Desire The film is set against the muddy, isolating backdrop of a small French farming village. Nawojka is a young woman trapped between her overprotective father, ungrateful brothers, and the need to keep her family’s failing farm afloat. However, while she dreams of escaping to veterinary school, Nawojka harbors a far darker burden. She has inherited the demonic curse that claimed her mother’s life. Plagued by agonizing visions that manifest in reality, she spends her

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 21, 2026

Horror-Comedy ‘Dead Media’ Announces Screening Tour Featuring Q&As with Director

If your main weekend struggle is spending hours mindlessly scrolling through streaming menus only to settle on a movie you have already seen dozens of times, Joseph Scrimshaw’s meta-horror comedy Dead Media hits painfully close to home. Executive-produced by genre veteran Joe Lynch (Wrong Turn 2, Mayhem), this clever, nostalgic thriller serves as an affectionate homage to cult classics, analog horror, and the forgotten era of physical media special features. The Curse of the Commentary Track The narrative transforms modern streaming-choice paralysis into a visceral physical nightmare. The story centers on Maggie (Sammi-Jack Martinack), a troubled young woman attempting to host a low-key movie night with her two best friends. After wasting countless minutes searching through digital catalogs, the group settles on renting a long-lost 1990s cult-classic horror film titled The Lurcher. Before they can start streaming, Maggie’s overly eccentric uncle (James Urbaniak) arrives unexpectedly. He insists they abandon the compressed digital stream and watch the movie as originally intended:

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 21, 2026

Christmas-Set Action Thriller ‘Stranglehold’ Unleashes New Star-Studded Red Band Trailer

In the upcoming feature Stranglehold, modern social media obsession collides with gritty survival in a raw, fast-paced Christmas-set crime thriller. Fed up with living paycheck to paycheck and captivated by influencers’ glamorous lives, a small-town stripper named Bailey decides to take matters into her own hands. Teaming up with her ex-military husband, Tim, she plots a high-stakes robbery. One against her own employer. They are driven by a desperate bid to afford a decent Christmas for their daughter and escape poverty. However, the couple’s plan quickly spirals into an intense struggle for survival. A Powerhouse Cast Led by Industry Veterans Directed by Clark Duke, Stranglehold brings together a stacked ensemble cast to bring its desperate characters to life. Ashley Benson (Pretty Little Liars) stars alongside Jake Lacy (The White Lotus). The cast also features veteran heavyweights and genre favorites. That includes Justin Long, Ron Perlman, Chandler Duke, and Elle King. Scream star David Arquette also joins alongside Brian Posehn and

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 21, 2026

“Fallout” Leaked Season 3 Images Teases the Evolution of Walter Goggin’s Ghoul

Walton Goggins has officially stepped back into the irradiated skin of Cooper Howard, and a fresh set of leaks from “Fallout Season 3” offer an intriguing peek at his evolving Wasteland wardrobe. Fans spotted Goggins near the set sporting his signature prosthetic makeup, cattleman’s hat, and a blue button-down shirt. Stripped of his battered overcoat, the appearance sparked immediate debate over whether the Gunslinger is getting an upgraded ensemble or simply shedding heavy outerwear due to a desert heatwave. Reddit Notably, the weathered blue shirt strongly resembles an aged, 200-year-old iteration of the Sheriff costume Cooper wore to a children’s birthday party on the fateful day the bombs dropped in 2077. Further set photos showing a double riding a horse in pristine pre-apocalypse cowboy gear strongly suggest Season 3 will continue to delve into the Ghoul’s tragic past. @lucks_eterna/X Salt Lake Pitstops and Meta Wasteland Cinema Production recently took over the historic Fox Theatre in Pomona, California. It doubles as

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 20, 2026

A24 Surprises Viewers at Resident Evil Screenings with a Mysterious Teaser for ‘Slayground’

A24 has caught horror fans off guard with a mysterious, unannounced teaser trailer playing exclusively ahead of theatrical screenings of Resident Evil. Built around eerie, grain-heavy security camera footage, the preview captures disturbing moments from inside a dimly lit haunted house attraction. An ominous title card invites viewers to an experience they will never forget. Then it reveals the project’s title: Slayground. Although the promotional footage hasn’t been uploaded online yet, the trailer closes with a promo link directing viewers to RunLikeHell.com to unlock more details. When you arrive, you see multiple screens playing CCTV footage. Below, it asks for your email to put you on the list. Once you hit enter, a clock counts down from 30. Meaning, we may get the full trailer in 30 days. Count us intrigued. An On-the-Run Thriller Inside a Haunted Attraction Written and directed by Saulnier, the feature transforms a seasonal haunt into the backdrop for a relentless, high-stakes narrative. Slayground takes its

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

Samule L. Jackson’s High-Octane Thriller, ‘The Beast,’ Gets Brutal in New Trailer

High-octane action cinema gets a major upgrade as Director Renny Harlin pairs up with writer Umair Aleem forThe Beast. This upcoming thriller turns presidential transport into an absolute war machine. Starring cinematic titan Samuel L. Jackson alongside Joel Kinnaman and Guy Burnet, the film plunges audiences into the crosshairs of a national crisis where survival demands unmatched firepower. However, Jackson isn’t going down without a fight. A Commander-in-Chief Behind the Wheel A hostile militia coordinates a ruthless coup against the United States. The line between political strategy and survival completely disappears. While facing impossible odds, the President of the United States (Jackson) is forced to pilot the presidential limousine, dubbed “The Beast.” In order to rescue his injured Secret Service agent, reunite with his wife, and halt a global catastrophe, the President must unlock the high-tech offensive capabilities of the world’s most dangerous armored vehicle. Samuel L. Jackson’s Thriller Legacy The Beast marks another explosive entry in Samuel L. Jackson’s repertoire of

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

Brad Pitt Returns for the Long-Awaited Sequel ‘WWZ II’

When the cinematic adaptation of Max Brooks’ acclaimed novel World War Z hit theaters, it solidified its place as one of the highest-grossing yet most turbulent zombie films of the modern era. Now, after years of rumors, the sequel is finally on its way, Deadline reports. Over a decade after World War Z redefined the scale of apocalyptic cinema, the undead threat is rising once again. Paramount Pictures has officially greenlit World War Z II, bringing Hollywood icon Brad Pitt back to the front lines of the global pandemic. The long-gestating sequel promises to revisit a shattered world still learning to navigate the terrifying reality of mass extinction. It will expand on the international scope that made the original a worldwide box-office phenomenon and spawned multiple games. Navigating the Legacy of a Turbulent Franchise The original 2013 film proved both a massive box-office triumph and one of the most production-heavy blockbusters of the 21st century. Despite extensive reshoots, script overhauls,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

‘Heart Eyes 2’ Is Getting an Early Release in Theaters

Josh Ruben’s Valentine’s Day-themed slasher franchise is finally moving forward. Paramount Pictures has officially adjusted the theatrical release strategy for Heart Eyes 2. It has moved the highly anticipated horror sequel up by a week. Originally slated for February 11, 2028, the feature is now scheduled to hit theaters nationwide on February 4, 2028. The Original Valentine’s Day Terror The original 2025 release introduced horror fans to a brutal new slasher mythos centered around the elusive “Heart Eyes Killer.” In the first installment, the masked murderer targeted romantic couples on Valentine’s Day. He unleashed a wave of violence that left no relationship safe. The film starred Mason Gooding (Scream) and Olivia Holt (Cruel Summer). Paramount has not yet confirmed whether either cast member will reprise their role for the upcoming chapter. Key Creative Talent Behind the Sequel Director Josh Ruben returns to expand the franchise, co-writing with screenwriter Darcy Fowler. High-profile genre veterans Christopher Landon and Michael Kennedy conceived the sequel’s

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

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Amnesia and Ass Whooping: POV Action Film ‘Bad Day at the Office’ Unleashes Final Trailer

If you think your Monday feels rough, imagine waking up with complete amnesia, a fresh corpse in your bathtub, and half the city’s criminal underworld battering down your door. The final trailer for Bad Day at the Office has officially arrived. And it offers an immersive, front-row seat to pure cinematic madness. The turbo-charged action-thriller premiered as the opening-night feature of the prestigious Midnight Madness section at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. And now, it’s heading to theaters this October. A High-Octane First-Person Experience Shot entirely from a first-person perspective utilizing specialized GoPro camera rigs, the film completely transforms the traditional action-thriller format. Every bone-crunching strike, high-speed vehicle pursuit, and massive explosion is experienced through the main character’s eyes. By ditching traditional camera setups, the production immerses viewers in the center of the conflict. It makes the audience feel less like passive observers and more like active players in a video game. A High-Stakes Narrative Built on Amnesia and Survival

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 22, 2026

Amicus Production Returns to Horror for the First time in 40 Years with ‘In the Grip of Terror’

Following a hiatus spanning more than four decades, legendary British production company Amicus Productions is officially returning to cinema screens. The historic studio is making its theatrical comeback with In the Grip of Terror, marking the company’s first new horror feature since its golden era. The announcement comes alongside the release of the film’s official trailer, paving the way for a specialized fall theatrical tour across the UK. The big-screen rollout begins in October with dedicated engagements at Lumière Cinema in Romford and The Northern Light Cinema in Sale, Greater Manchester. The tour then continues through November with scheduled dates at Peckhamplex in London and the Southport Bijou Cinema, with additional regional venues and screening dates expected to be announced shortly. Classic Horror Royalty Meets a New Generation of Talent In the Grip of Terror brings together an impressive blend of classic genre icons and emerging British talent. Golden Globe nominee Jane Merrow (The Lion in Winter, Hands of the Ripper)

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 22, 2026

Ahead of its VOD Release, ‘Her Will Be Done’ Will Host Q&As at The Roxy

Having mesmerized audiences as a Director’s Fortnight standout at Cannes, along with celebrated festival runs at Sitges, Fantastic Fest, and BIFF, Julia Kowalski’s Her Will Be Done is officially heading to North American screens. The dramatic, female-driven occult folk horror feature opens exclusively in New York City at The Roxy Cinema on September 24th. Screenings on September 23rd, 25th, and 27th at The Roxy Cinema will feature live Q&A sessions with director Julia Kowalski and star Roxane Mesquida.  A Dark Rural Legacy of Curses and Desire The film is set against the muddy, isolating backdrop of a small French farming village. Nawojka is a young woman trapped between her overprotective father, ungrateful brothers, and the need to keep her family’s failing farm afloat. However, while she dreams of escaping to veterinary school, Nawojka harbors a far darker burden. She has inherited the demonic curse that claimed her mother’s life. Plagued by agonizing visions that manifest in reality, she spends her

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 21, 2026

Horror-Comedy ‘Dead Media’ Announces Screening Tour Featuring Q&As with Director

If your main weekend struggle is spending hours mindlessly scrolling through streaming menus only to settle on a movie you have already seen dozens of times, Joseph Scrimshaw’s meta-horror comedy Dead Media hits painfully close to home. Executive-produced by genre veteran Joe Lynch (Wrong Turn 2, Mayhem), this clever, nostalgic thriller serves as an affectionate homage to cult classics, analog horror, and the forgotten era of physical media special features. The Curse of the Commentary Track The narrative transforms modern streaming-choice paralysis into a visceral physical nightmare. The story centers on Maggie (Sammi-Jack Martinack), a troubled young woman attempting to host a low-key movie night with her two best friends. After wasting countless minutes searching through digital catalogs, the group settles on renting a long-lost 1990s cult-classic horror film titled The Lurcher. Before they can start streaming, Maggie’s overly eccentric uncle (James Urbaniak) arrives unexpectedly. He insists they abandon the compressed digital stream and watch the movie as originally intended:

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 21, 2026

Christmas-Set Action Thriller ‘Stranglehold’ Unleashes New Star-Studded Red Band Trailer

In the upcoming feature Stranglehold, modern social media obsession collides with gritty survival in a raw, fast-paced Christmas-set crime thriller. Fed up with living paycheck to paycheck and captivated by influencers’ glamorous lives, a small-town stripper named Bailey decides to take matters into her own hands. Teaming up with her ex-military husband, Tim, she plots a high-stakes robbery. One against her own employer. They are driven by a desperate bid to afford a decent Christmas for their daughter and escape poverty. However, the couple’s plan quickly spirals into an intense struggle for survival. A Powerhouse Cast Led by Industry Veterans Directed by Clark Duke, Stranglehold brings together a stacked ensemble cast to bring its desperate characters to life. Ashley Benson (Pretty Little Liars) stars alongside Jake Lacy (The White Lotus). The cast also features veteran heavyweights and genre favorites. That includes Justin Long, Ron Perlman, Chandler Duke, and Elle King. Scream star David Arquette also joins alongside Brian Posehn and

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 21, 2026

“Fallout” Leaked Season 3 Images Teases the Evolution of Walter Goggin’s Ghoul

Walton Goggins has officially stepped back into the irradiated skin of Cooper Howard, and a fresh set of leaks from “Fallout Season 3” offer an intriguing peek at his evolving Wasteland wardrobe. Fans spotted Goggins near the set sporting his signature prosthetic makeup, cattleman’s hat, and a blue button-down shirt. Stripped of his battered overcoat, the appearance sparked immediate debate over whether the Gunslinger is getting an upgraded ensemble or simply shedding heavy outerwear due to a desert heatwave. Reddit Notably, the weathered blue shirt strongly resembles an aged, 200-year-old iteration of the Sheriff costume Cooper wore to a children’s birthday party on the fateful day the bombs dropped in 2077. Further set photos showing a double riding a horse in pristine pre-apocalypse cowboy gear strongly suggest Season 3 will continue to delve into the Ghoul’s tragic past. @lucks_eterna/X Salt Lake Pitstops and Meta Wasteland Cinema Production recently took over the historic Fox Theatre in Pomona, California. It doubles as

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 20, 2026

A24 Surprises Viewers at Resident Evil Screenings with a Mysterious Teaser for ‘Slayground’

A24 has caught horror fans off guard with a mysterious, unannounced teaser trailer playing exclusively ahead of theatrical screenings of Resident Evil. Built around eerie, grain-heavy security camera footage, the preview captures disturbing moments from inside a dimly lit haunted house attraction. An ominous title card invites viewers to an experience they will never forget. Then it reveals the project’s title: Slayground. Although the promotional footage hasn’t been uploaded online yet, the trailer closes with a promo link directing viewers to RunLikeHell.com to unlock more details. When you arrive, you see multiple screens playing CCTV footage. Below, it asks for your email to put you on the list. Once you hit enter, a clock counts down from 30. Meaning, we may get the full trailer in 30 days. Count us intrigued. An On-the-Run Thriller Inside a Haunted Attraction Written and directed by Saulnier, the feature transforms a seasonal haunt into the backdrop for a relentless, high-stakes narrative. Slayground takes its

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

Samule L. Jackson’s High-Octane Thriller, ‘The Beast,’ Gets Brutal in New Trailer

High-octane action cinema gets a major upgrade as Director Renny Harlin pairs up with writer Umair Aleem forThe Beast. This upcoming thriller turns presidential transport into an absolute war machine. Starring cinematic titan Samuel L. Jackson alongside Joel Kinnaman and Guy Burnet, the film plunges audiences into the crosshairs of a national crisis where survival demands unmatched firepower. However, Jackson isn’t going down without a fight. A Commander-in-Chief Behind the Wheel A hostile militia coordinates a ruthless coup against the United States. The line between political strategy and survival completely disappears. While facing impossible odds, the President of the United States (Jackson) is forced to pilot the presidential limousine, dubbed “The Beast.” In order to rescue his injured Secret Service agent, reunite with his wife, and halt a global catastrophe, the President must unlock the high-tech offensive capabilities of the world’s most dangerous armored vehicle. Samuel L. Jackson’s Thriller Legacy The Beast marks another explosive entry in Samuel L. Jackson’s repertoire of

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

Brad Pitt Returns for the Long-Awaited Sequel ‘WWZ II’

When the cinematic adaptation of Max Brooks’ acclaimed novel World War Z hit theaters, it solidified its place as one of the highest-grossing yet most turbulent zombie films of the modern era. Now, after years of rumors, the sequel is finally on its way, Deadline reports. Over a decade after World War Z redefined the scale of apocalyptic cinema, the undead threat is rising once again. Paramount Pictures has officially greenlit World War Z II, bringing Hollywood icon Brad Pitt back to the front lines of the global pandemic. The long-gestating sequel promises to revisit a shattered world still learning to navigate the terrifying reality of mass extinction. It will expand on the international scope that made the original a worldwide box-office phenomenon and spawned multiple games. Navigating the Legacy of a Turbulent Franchise The original 2013 film proved both a massive box-office triumph and one of the most production-heavy blockbusters of the 21st century. Despite extensive reshoots, script overhauls,

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

‘Heart Eyes 2’ Is Getting an Early Release in Theaters

Josh Ruben’s Valentine’s Day-themed slasher franchise is finally moving forward. Paramount Pictures has officially adjusted the theatrical release strategy for Heart Eyes 2. It has moved the highly anticipated horror sequel up by a week. Originally slated for February 11, 2028, the feature is now scheduled to hit theaters nationwide on February 4, 2028. The Original Valentine’s Day Terror The original 2025 release introduced horror fans to a brutal new slasher mythos centered around the elusive “Heart Eyes Killer.” In the first installment, the masked murderer targeted romantic couples on Valentine’s Day. He unleashed a wave of violence that left no relationship safe. The film starred Mason Gooding (Scream) and Olivia Holt (Cruel Summer). Paramount has not yet confirmed whether either cast member will reprise their role for the upcoming chapter. Key Creative Talent Behind the Sequel Director Josh Ruben returns to expand the franchise, co-writing with screenwriter Darcy Fowler. High-profile genre veterans Christopher Landon and Michael Kennedy conceived the sequel’s

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026
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