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From The Director Of ‘Baskin’ Comes ‘Girl With No Mouth’

Baskin director Can Evrenol’s post-apocalyptic adventure Girl With No Mouth is due to release on Blu-Ray, DVD, and VOD across North America this December from Indiecan Entertainment. Check out the new trailer (below) In Girl With No Mouth, starring Denizhan Akbaba, Elif Sevinç, and Özgür Civeleka, a group of children who suffer from deformities due to a toxic explosion, embark on an adventure in a war-torn post-apocalyptic region. The Turkish production comes from Can Evrenol, director of the successful TIFF Midnight Madness selection Baskin, and the horror film Housewife (currently available on Shudder). Girl with No Mouth Arrives on Blu-ray, DVD, and VOD on December 8, 2020.

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Nov 18, 2020
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From ‘The Blair Witch Project’s’ Eduardo Sanchez Comes “Ithaca: The Mini Series”

Man In The Arena Films, Everything’s Fire, and The Blair Witch Project‘s Eduardo Sanchez bring you “Ithaca: The Miniseries“. “Ithaca” is an adventure mini-series that takes you on a journey through the battlefield of the mind, on a man’s quest to heal his broken legacy.” The ambitious first season has been created over 7 years with zero budget, only 2-4 crew, and using only free and available resources. Inspired by Homer’s “Odyssey,” modern mythology, and flavored with Balinese Hindu Mythology. It is an emotional adventure/horror/psychological thriller that has already resonated in the hearts of all it’s viewers. Season 1 of “Ithaca: The Miniseries” is available now and can be watched for FREE on the Man In The Arena Films YouTube Channel.

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A ‘Twister’ Remake Is Headed Your Way From Universal Pictures

Sound the alarm, director Jan de Bont’s 1996 action-adventure/disaster blockbuster Twister is getting a remake by Universal Pictures. Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick) is currently in talks to direct “and the studio is currently meeting with writers to pen the script.” Variety reports. The original film centers on Bill and Jo Harding (Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton), advanced storm chasers on the brink of divorce, must join together to create an advanced weather alert system by putting themselves in the cross-hairs of extremely violent tornadoes. Frank Marshall will be producing the remake of Twister, which made an incredible $495 million at box offices and went on to earn two Academy Awards nominations.

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Jun 24, 2020
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Enjoy Your Trip! Game Review Of ‘Elea’ For Xbox One

Not long ago I talked about the upcoming surreal sci-fi game “Elea”. The game’s developers, Kyodai and Sodesco were kind enough to allow me the chance to review the game early before its September 6th release. The game itself is an episodic adventure telling the story of Elea, who’s on a journey through space to find her husband who’s gone missing along with his crewmates on a mission to find a new planet to colonize and now his ship was found but is mysteriously going through a quarantine procedure. After completing the first chapter it should be noted that the story I’ve played will be updated on launch day with a different beginning since I don’t know exactly how much of a change there will be, I’ll forgo focusing too much on the narrative I encountered in my playthrough. The main thing that blew me away was the graphics! Nicely detailed and textured, the colors are amazing and fit well

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Aug 30, 2018
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Get a Quick Scare with Home

Home, created by Benjamin Rivers and released in 2012, is touted as a unique horror adventure game by the developer. Everything that happens is entirely subjective, which is not commonly seen in games. The art is in a pixel style, making the game feel retro, especially when combined with the story taking place in text. It is a very simple game as controls only go forward, backward, raise your lamp, and select highlighted objects, which makes it perfect for mobile gaming. Going through the first time will only take an hour and it is best to play the game straight through. However, it requires multiple passes to achieve each of the different endings. The game is engaging for the first time, but it becomes very tedious and repetitive if you make attempts at each of the endings and achievements. The game is heavily story-driven and you wake up in an unknown house. As you explore, you uncover many dark secrets

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Jan 30, 2016

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From The Director Of ‘Baskin’ Comes ‘Girl With No Mouth’

Baskin director Can Evrenol’s post-apocalyptic adventure Girl With No Mouth is due to release on Blu-Ray, DVD, and VOD across North America this December from Indiecan Entertainment. Check out the new trailer (below) In Girl With No Mouth, starring Denizhan Akbaba, Elif Sevinç, and Özgür Civeleka, a group of children who suffer from deformities due to a toxic explosion, embark on an adventure in a war-torn post-apocalyptic region. The Turkish production comes from Can Evrenol, director of the successful TIFF Midnight Madness selection Baskin, and the horror film Housewife (currently available on Shudder). Girl with No Mouth Arrives on Blu-ray, DVD, and VOD on December 8, 2020.

Continue reading →
Nov 18, 2020
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From ‘The Blair Witch Project’s’ Eduardo Sanchez Comes “Ithaca: The Mini Series”

Man In The Arena Films, Everything’s Fire, and The Blair Witch Project‘s Eduardo Sanchez bring you “Ithaca: The Miniseries“. “Ithaca” is an adventure mini-series that takes you on a journey through the battlefield of the mind, on a man’s quest to heal his broken legacy.” The ambitious first season has been created over 7 years with zero budget, only 2-4 crew, and using only free and available resources. Inspired by Homer’s “Odyssey,” modern mythology, and flavored with Balinese Hindu Mythology. It is an emotional adventure/horror/psychological thriller that has already resonated in the hearts of all it’s viewers. Season 1 of “Ithaca: The Miniseries” is available now and can be watched for FREE on the Man In The Arena Films YouTube Channel.

Continue reading →
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A ‘Twister’ Remake Is Headed Your Way From Universal Pictures

Sound the alarm, director Jan de Bont’s 1996 action-adventure/disaster blockbuster Twister is getting a remake by Universal Pictures. Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick) is currently in talks to direct “and the studio is currently meeting with writers to pen the script.” Variety reports. The original film centers on Bill and Jo Harding (Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton), advanced storm chasers on the brink of divorce, must join together to create an advanced weather alert system by putting themselves in the cross-hairs of extremely violent tornadoes. Frank Marshall will be producing the remake of Twister, which made an incredible $495 million at box offices and went on to earn two Academy Awards nominations.

Continue reading →
Jun 24, 2020
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Enjoy Your Trip! Game Review Of ‘Elea’ For Xbox One

Not long ago I talked about the upcoming surreal sci-fi game “Elea”. The game’s developers, Kyodai and Sodesco were kind enough to allow me the chance to review the game early before its September 6th release. The game itself is an episodic adventure telling the story of Elea, who’s on a journey through space to find her husband who’s gone missing along with his crewmates on a mission to find a new planet to colonize and now his ship was found but is mysteriously going through a quarantine procedure. After completing the first chapter it should be noted that the story I’ve played will be updated on launch day with a different beginning since I don’t know exactly how much of a change there will be, I’ll forgo focusing too much on the narrative I encountered in my playthrough. The main thing that blew me away was the graphics! Nicely detailed and textured, the colors are amazing and fit well

Continue reading →
Aug 30, 2018
Horror Fuel

Get a Quick Scare with Home

Home, created by Benjamin Rivers and released in 2012, is touted as a unique horror adventure game by the developer. Everything that happens is entirely subjective, which is not commonly seen in games. The art is in a pixel style, making the game feel retro, especially when combined with the story taking place in text. It is a very simple game as controls only go forward, backward, raise your lamp, and select highlighted objects, which makes it perfect for mobile gaming. Going through the first time will only take an hour and it is best to play the game straight through. However, it requires multiple passes to achieve each of the different endings. The game is engaging for the first time, but it becomes very tedious and repetitive if you make attempts at each of the endings and achievements. The game is heavily story-driven and you wake up in an unknown house. As you explore, you uncover many dark secrets

Continue reading →
Jan 30, 2016