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‘The Beast Beneath’ Unearths “After Hours Cinema” Premiere Date

The much-anticipated world television premiere of prolific filmmaker Dustin Ferguson‘s (Angry Asian Murder Hornets, 5G Zombies), new creature feature The Beast Beneath will be unearthed this August on WGUD-TV’s extremely popular After Hours Cinema show hosted by noted film historian Lee Turner on Friday, August 7th at 10 pm Central Standard time (CST) on and will feature a scene exclusively in 3D. Starring genre stars Brinke Stevens (The Slumber Party Massacre, Nightmare Sisters) and Mel Novak ( Bruce Lee’s Game Of Death, An Eye For An Eye opposite Chuck Norris), is In the film, “a record Earthquake rocks a small, resort town after a 2000-year-old prehistoric bloodthirsty beast is unleashed to feast on the local community. It’s up to Aaron (Eric Prochnau, Meathook Massacre 6) and his brilliant scientist sister (Stevens) to crack the case and put a stop to the mayhem before time runs out, all while the cunning town Mayor George Reid (Novak) tries to cover up the

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Jul 25, 2020
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‘Bad CGI Sharks’ Are On The Loose In New Trailer

Move over Sharknado, there’s a new shark movie on the loose, Bad CGI Sharks. SRS Cinema, who brought you last year’s viral “House Shark” feature film, has just acquired the rights to the next man-eating favorite, Bad CGI Sharks. In the trailer, we see sharks on the loose even when there’s no water in sight. “Two estranged brothers are brought back together when a script they’re writing comes to life and sends a poorly rendered digital shark to hunt them down in this meta take on the sharksploitation genre.” From MaJaMa productions, “Bad CGI Sharks” will first roll out on a limited edition physical media over the summer, then will be unleashed worldwide in early 2020. The movie was written, directed and stars the trio of Matteo Molinari and brothers Jason Ellsworth and Matthew Ellsworth. Bad CGI Sharks more than lives up to its title thanks to side-splitting humor, plenty of gore and great action. For more info on the

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May 26, 2019

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‘The Beast Beneath’ Unearths “After Hours Cinema” Premiere Date

The much-anticipated world television premiere of prolific filmmaker Dustin Ferguson‘s (Angry Asian Murder Hornets, 5G Zombies), new creature feature The Beast Beneath will be unearthed this August on WGUD-TV’s extremely popular After Hours Cinema show hosted by noted film historian Lee Turner on Friday, August 7th at 10 pm Central Standard time (CST) on and will feature a scene exclusively in 3D. Starring genre stars Brinke Stevens (The Slumber Party Massacre, Nightmare Sisters) and Mel Novak ( Bruce Lee’s Game Of Death, An Eye For An Eye opposite Chuck Norris), is In the film, “a record Earthquake rocks a small, resort town after a 2000-year-old prehistoric bloodthirsty beast is unleashed to feast on the local community. It’s up to Aaron (Eric Prochnau, Meathook Massacre 6) and his brilliant scientist sister (Stevens) to crack the case and put a stop to the mayhem before time runs out, all while the cunning town Mayor George Reid (Novak) tries to cover up the

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Jul 25, 2020
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‘Bad CGI Sharks’ Are On The Loose In New Trailer

Move over Sharknado, there’s a new shark movie on the loose, Bad CGI Sharks. SRS Cinema, who brought you last year’s viral “House Shark” feature film, has just acquired the rights to the next man-eating favorite, Bad CGI Sharks. In the trailer, we see sharks on the loose even when there’s no water in sight. “Two estranged brothers are brought back together when a script they’re writing comes to life and sends a poorly rendered digital shark to hunt them down in this meta take on the sharksploitation genre.” From MaJaMa productions, “Bad CGI Sharks” will first roll out on a limited edition physical media over the summer, then will be unleashed worldwide in early 2020. The movie was written, directed and stars the trio of Matteo Molinari and brothers Jason Ellsworth and Matthew Ellsworth. Bad CGI Sharks more than lives up to its title thanks to side-splitting humor, plenty of gore and great action. For more info on the

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May 26, 2019