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Sharpen the axes and load the silver bullets for High Moon round 2! Things are about to get messy (again) when a cowboy gunslinger awakens in the modern day, just in time to take down a gang of vicious werewolf bikers – this time on DVD after a successful run on VOD and Digital earlier this spring (for our review head here)! Written and directed by Josh Ridgway (Lionsgate’s The Sector), the film stars Chad Michael Collins (Sony’s Sniper military action franchise, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare) alongside co-stars Sean Patrick Flanery (Saw 3D, Boondock Saints), Chelsea Edmundson (Thunder Road), and Matthew Tompkins (Sicario). Colt (Chad Michael Collins)—a gunslinging werewolf slayer from the old west—mysteriously rises from the grave, only to find that the band of werewolves that brutally murdered his wife are still running rampant generations later. Aided by a beautiful widow (Chelsea Edmundson), a skeptical town sheriff (Matthew Thompkins) and a corrupt Mayor (Sean Patrick Flanery), Colt must
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In the 1800’s Colt (Chad Michael Collins) sets about putting a murder on a posse of gun-slinging werewolves that murdered his wife, after which, he is promptly killed by a ninja…this is doubtless based on a true story. Flash forward to the modern day where a small town is being plagued by a rash of exhumed coffins devoid of corpses, which naturally is caused by those pesky aforementioned lycanthropes who have woken up and immediately went on a kill spree that resulted in a whole lot of dead bikers and our werewolves on wheels. Of course since that putrid posse have come barkin’ back from the grave, our rootin’ tootin’ hero follows suit and before long teams up with a comely widow (Chelsea Edmundson), a small-town sheriff with marital woes (Matthew Thompkins) and a crooked Mayor (Sean Patrick Flanery), to try and end the evil reign of those blood-crazed creatures! As you can surmise, High Moon is one over-the-top, comic
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New horror series are showing up on every network right now and we’re thankful for that. Hulu is adding the new horror series Freakish, from AwesomenessTV, to their exclusive library. The 10-episode first season has already entered production and will premiere later this year. Freakish follows a group of high school students fighting to survive the people of their town who have been turned into bloodthirsty mutant freaks after a the local chemical plant has a meltdown. Sniper actor Chad Michael Collins has joined the series. According to The Wrap, Collins will play the role of a mysterious character that crosses paths with the students who are fighting to survive. The 30-something character is ex-military with an easy going attitude, who the kids see as a hero. Collins will co-star alongside Leo Howard, Liza Koshy, Adam Hicks, Aislinn Paul, Tyler Chase, Meghan Rienks, Melvin Gregg, and Hayes Grier, Chachi Gonzales, Mary Mouser and The Walking Dead’s Chad L. Coleman. Freakish
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Sharpen the axes and load the silver bullets for High Moon round 2! Things are about to get messy (again) when a cowboy gunslinger awakens in the modern day, just in time to take down a gang of vicious werewolf bikers – this time on DVD after a successful run on VOD and Digital earlier this spring (for our review head here)! Written and directed by Josh Ridgway (Lionsgate’s The Sector), the film stars Chad Michael Collins (Sony’s Sniper military action franchise, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare) alongside co-stars Sean Patrick Flanery (Saw 3D, Boondock Saints), Chelsea Edmundson (Thunder Road), and Matthew Tompkins (Sicario). Colt (Chad Michael Collins)—a gunslinging werewolf slayer from the old west—mysteriously rises from the grave, only to find that the band of werewolves that brutally murdered his wife are still running rampant generations later. Aided by a beautiful widow (Chelsea Edmundson), a skeptical town sheriff (Matthew Thompkins) and a corrupt Mayor (Sean Patrick Flanery), Colt must
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IndieMoviesReviews
In the 1800’s Colt (Chad Michael Collins) sets about putting a murder on a posse of gun-slinging werewolves that murdered his wife, after which, he is promptly killed by a ninja…this is doubtless based on a true story. Flash forward to the modern day where a small town is being plagued by a rash of exhumed coffins devoid of corpses, which naturally is caused by those pesky aforementioned lycanthropes who have woken up and immediately went on a kill spree that resulted in a whole lot of dead bikers and our werewolves on wheels. Of course since that putrid posse have come barkin’ back from the grave, our rootin’ tootin’ hero follows suit and before long teams up with a comely widow (Chelsea Edmundson), a small-town sheriff with marital woes (Matthew Thompkins) and a crooked Mayor (Sean Patrick Flanery), to try and end the evil reign of those blood-crazed creatures! As you can surmise, High Moon is one over-the-top, comic
Continue reading →
Streaming TV
New horror series are showing up on every network right now and we’re thankful for that. Hulu is adding the new horror series Freakish, from AwesomenessTV, to their exclusive library. The 10-episode first season has already entered production and will premiere later this year. Freakish follows a group of high school students fighting to survive the people of their town who have been turned into bloodthirsty mutant freaks after a the local chemical plant has a meltdown. Sniper actor Chad Michael Collins has joined the series. According to The Wrap, Collins will play the role of a mysterious character that crosses paths with the students who are fighting to survive. The 30-something character is ex-military with an easy going attitude, who the kids see as a hero. Collins will co-star alongside Leo Howard, Liza Koshy, Adam Hicks, Aislinn Paul, Tyler Chase, Meghan Rienks, Melvin Gregg, and Hayes Grier, Chachi Gonzales, Mary Mouser and The Walking Dead’s Chad L. Coleman. Freakish
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