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Kickstarter Announced For ‘Wynonna Earp: Season 3’ Blu-ray

IDW Entertainment has announced the Kickstarter campaign to release the ‘Wynonna Earp: Season 3‘ Blu-ray. The campaign includes never-before-seen material and one-of-a-kind superfan experience opportunities. Blu-rays for the award-winning series, created by Emily Andras and based on the IDW comic created by Beau Smith, can be pre-purchased now on Kickstarter. The Blu-ray set will include: 2-Disc Set Edition 12 Episodes Blu-ray is coded region 0 (meaning they play worldwide) Tons of bonus material and never before seen footage and so much more! Backer achievements are not only based on how much this campaign raises but on social media goals and much more. This is so IDW can give Earpers the chance to get involved with the campaign without needing to back financially. Seventy percent of all contributions will be used for the mastering, printing, and production of the Blu-rays themselves, 20% will go toward additional backer rewards and all the logistics of getting them to a fulfillment center and the

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Gothic Horror ‘Automata’ Breaks Kickstarter Record

Automata, the latest horror from Scottish genre house Hex Studios, has obliterated its £80K ($108K) Kickstarter goal days before the campaign‘s end. Horror fans from all over the world have flocked to support the Gothic style Lovecraftian film, which has earned the film a place in Kickstarter history as the UK’s most funded narrative film EVER. The film centers on the story of antique “expert Brendan Cole who is sent to authenticate a 300-year-old clockwork doll with a notorious history, known as ‘The Infernal Princess’. In the remote Scottish mansion where it has been discovered, Brendan soon finds himself the victim of the automaton’s legendary curse.” Along with genre fans, the film has received support from horror heavy-hitters such as Doomsday actor Craig Conway, Fashionista director Simon Rumley, Ghost Stories actor-director Andy Nyman, and StudioADI, the Academy Award-winning creature effects company behind Starship Troopers, Tremors, and Stephen King’s It. The team has announced a new set of stretch goals to

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All Puppet Horror Film ‘Frank & Zed’ Seeking Funding

How many times in horror movies have we seen kids on a camping trip gone wrong or zombies out for human flesh? A new upcoming film is looking to put a spin on the genre that we rarely see. In the film Frank & Zed, from Jesse Blanchard, the characters are all puppets. Currently 90% funded on Kickstarter, the film centers on “two classic monsters, Frank & Zed whose powerful master is long defeated. Since his death, they have survived the wrath of the mob by hiding in the ruins of an old castle. But they are soon discovered and their fates, along with those of the village below, will be decided in the prophesied ‘Orgy of Blood’.” The page states that “Frank & Zed is the 100% puppet horror monster movie that lives up to that premise. Done with the attention to detail and world-building of the Dark Crystal and the mad mayhem and glee of Meet the Feebles

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Oct 26, 2017
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New Kickstarter Campaign for “The Misplaced”

Source Point Press has launched an exciting Kickstarter for a trade paperback collected edition of the dark supernatural comic book mini-series The Misplaced. Created, written and drawn by Chris Callahan, this Kickstarter is proud to offer the Completed Collected Edition to supporters. The Misplaced is a dark supernatural tale of love and desperation in the aftermath of a horrific tragedy. A young man pushes through the afterlife searching for the soul of his lost bride. But to find the missing, one spirit must return to the land of the living and uncover the truth of immortality. “The Misplaced is one of the most thought-provoking, hauntingly beautiful, and unsettling books that we’ve seen here at Source Point Press,” says Editor-In-Chief Travis McIntire. “After reviewing the first issue, we immediately pushed forward to finish the four-issue series and move straight for a collected edition release.” The Kickstarter has rewards ranging from digital copies to print copies, original artwork, and even the chance

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Mar 31, 2017
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Practical Effects And Magic Meet in Darkfall

R. Paul Wilson, who you may know from the long-running series Real Hustle on BBC, is now running a Kickstarter campaign for his film Darkfall, which he both wrote and will be directing. What makes Darkfall unique ? Wilson will be combining magic and practical effects to create a film like we have never seen before. From the Press Release: “Darkfall: Death Goes Live will use absolutely no CGI,” Wilson states in his Kickstarter campaign. “Everything seen on the screen will be the result of practical effects, actual magic and the art of illusion. This is a contemporary film that pays homage to fine classic techniques.” “Darkfall will have plenty of violence and bloodshed, but it won’t be gratuitous,” Wilson continues. “We will combine an excellent story line, believable characters, talented cast, and then add amazing effects, all shot on film. When our characters find themselves in a predicament which worsens, concern turns to panic, and terror. For me, the

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Sherwood Horror Brings Us A New Spin On The Tale Of Robin Hood

Let’s face it, we’ve seen the story of Robin Hood a hundred times in a much the same way, until now. A new version of the Robin Hood tale is now picking up steam in Kickstarter. In Sherwood Horror, Robing Hood will be facing a new type of threat, vampires. And I must say the teaser trailer looks fantastic. Synopsis: Sherwood Horror is about an ex-con (Rob Locksley) who joins forces with his old hunting buddies to wage war against the vampires who have taken over their town. The tone of Sherwood Horror will be similar to films like Predator, Aliens, The Thing, The terminator, Lost Boys, Mad Max…and for this project I’ve been inspired by filmmakers like John Carpenter, John Milius, George Miller, and James Cameron.

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The Unkindness Of Ravens

Director Lawrie Brewster’s latest film, ‘The Unkindness of Ravens’, was inspired by Norse and Celtic mythology surrounding Raven Warriors. Brewster describes the film as “Apocalypse Now meets The Evil Dead’. The film stars Scott Gordon, in the role of Andrew, a homeless Army veteran suffering from PTSD. Andrew, battling with his inner demons, goes on a retreat in the Scottish Highlands to cope with his flash backs and his overwhelming fear of Ravens, which plague his visions and nightmares, as well as his life. In the remote wilderness Andrew’s nightmares manifest in to an enemy that he must battle to regain his sanity. ‘The Unkindness of Ravens’ is in the final stages of filming and there is currently a Kickstarter campaign to help raise funds for post-production. ‘The Unkindness of Ravens’ will arrive on DVD in the summer of 2016.

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Nov 17, 2015
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Sandy Collora Turning To Kickstarter For His Film Shallow Water: Terror Of The Deep

Sandy Collora is making a horror movie, his way. The veteran special effects artist, who worked for Stan Winston Studios, beginning at the age of 17 as a sculptor. Collora has an impressive portfolio that includes movies like Total Recall and Men in Black, as well as being a writer and director. Collora made this statement on his Kickstarter page: “I hear people complaining about how the Hollywood machine is cranking out the same stuff OVER AND OVER, choosing economic safety over the creative art of filmmaking. I grew up on the original Alien and Predator films. I love them. But where are the NEW iconic creatures and characters? How long has it been since we’ve seen something truly unique and powerful in a genre film? Too long. If Hollywood won’t do it, I will. With your help, we can raise enough independently to crowd fund a great genre film. Maybe together we can even change the paradigm a little

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Sep 26, 2015
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Help Bring The Hollywood Horror Museum To Life

There is currently a Kickstarter campaign to help fund the first educational nonprofit museum of it’s kind, The Hollywood Horror Museum. The museum would educate the public on the legacy of horror films, TV, makeup, art, and literature. The museum’s board includes a list of who’s who in horror, Clive Barker, Joe Dante, Tom Holland, Sean S. Cunningham, Victoria Price, Mick Garris, Jennifer Lynch, Tim Lucas, Jen and Sylvia Soska and Sara Karioff. “In March of 2015, when our Hollywood Science Fiction Museum was preparing for it’s 2016 exhibit, many Sci-Fi/Horror film props were offered to us including Alien and John Carpenter’s The Thing. It became apparent these gory props had no place in a science fiction museum that taught NASA space and real science through sci-fi, but since there is no nonprofit educational Horror Museum anywhere in the world that teaches filmmaking, special effects, makeup and the history of horror in films, TV, art and literature, we decided to

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Sep 17, 2015

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Kickstarter Announced For ‘Wynonna Earp: Season 3’ Blu-ray

IDW Entertainment has announced the Kickstarter campaign to release the ‘Wynonna Earp: Season 3‘ Blu-ray. The campaign includes never-before-seen material and one-of-a-kind superfan experience opportunities. Blu-rays for the award-winning series, created by Emily Andras and based on the IDW comic created by Beau Smith, can be pre-purchased now on Kickstarter. The Blu-ray set will include: 2-Disc Set Edition 12 Episodes Blu-ray is coded region 0 (meaning they play worldwide) Tons of bonus material and never before seen footage and so much more! Backer achievements are not only based on how much this campaign raises but on social media goals and much more. This is so IDW can give Earpers the chance to get involved with the campaign without needing to back financially. Seventy percent of all contributions will be used for the mastering, printing, and production of the Blu-rays themselves, 20% will go toward additional backer rewards and all the logistics of getting them to a fulfillment center and the

Continue reading →
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Gothic Horror ‘Automata’ Breaks Kickstarter Record

Automata, the latest horror from Scottish genre house Hex Studios, has obliterated its £80K ($108K) Kickstarter goal days before the campaign‘s end. Horror fans from all over the world have flocked to support the Gothic style Lovecraftian film, which has earned the film a place in Kickstarter history as the UK’s most funded narrative film EVER. The film centers on the story of antique “expert Brendan Cole who is sent to authenticate a 300-year-old clockwork doll with a notorious history, known as ‘The Infernal Princess’. In the remote Scottish mansion where it has been discovered, Brendan soon finds himself the victim of the automaton’s legendary curse.” Along with genre fans, the film has received support from horror heavy-hitters such as Doomsday actor Craig Conway, Fashionista director Simon Rumley, Ghost Stories actor-director Andy Nyman, and StudioADI, the Academy Award-winning creature effects company behind Starship Troopers, Tremors, and Stephen King’s It. The team has announced a new set of stretch goals to

Continue reading →
Horror Fuel

All Puppet Horror Film ‘Frank & Zed’ Seeking Funding

How many times in horror movies have we seen kids on a camping trip gone wrong or zombies out for human flesh? A new upcoming film is looking to put a spin on the genre that we rarely see. In the film Frank & Zed, from Jesse Blanchard, the characters are all puppets. Currently 90% funded on Kickstarter, the film centers on “two classic monsters, Frank & Zed whose powerful master is long defeated. Since his death, they have survived the wrath of the mob by hiding in the ruins of an old castle. But they are soon discovered and their fates, along with those of the village below, will be decided in the prophesied ‘Orgy of Blood’.” The page states that “Frank & Zed is the 100% puppet horror monster movie that lives up to that premise. Done with the attention to detail and world-building of the Dark Crystal and the mad mayhem and glee of Meet the Feebles

Continue reading →
Oct 26, 2017
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New Kickstarter Campaign for “The Misplaced”

Source Point Press has launched an exciting Kickstarter for a trade paperback collected edition of the dark supernatural comic book mini-series The Misplaced. Created, written and drawn by Chris Callahan, this Kickstarter is proud to offer the Completed Collected Edition to supporters. The Misplaced is a dark supernatural tale of love and desperation in the aftermath of a horrific tragedy. A young man pushes through the afterlife searching for the soul of his lost bride. But to find the missing, one spirit must return to the land of the living and uncover the truth of immortality. “The Misplaced is one of the most thought-provoking, hauntingly beautiful, and unsettling books that we’ve seen here at Source Point Press,” says Editor-In-Chief Travis McIntire. “After reviewing the first issue, we immediately pushed forward to finish the four-issue series and move straight for a collected edition release.” The Kickstarter has rewards ranging from digital copies to print copies, original artwork, and even the chance

Continue reading →
Mar 31, 2017
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Practical Effects And Magic Meet in Darkfall

R. Paul Wilson, who you may know from the long-running series Real Hustle on BBC, is now running a Kickstarter campaign for his film Darkfall, which he both wrote and will be directing. What makes Darkfall unique ? Wilson will be combining magic and practical effects to create a film like we have never seen before. From the Press Release: “Darkfall: Death Goes Live will use absolutely no CGI,” Wilson states in his Kickstarter campaign. “Everything seen on the screen will be the result of practical effects, actual magic and the art of illusion. This is a contemporary film that pays homage to fine classic techniques.” “Darkfall will have plenty of violence and bloodshed, but it won’t be gratuitous,” Wilson continues. “We will combine an excellent story line, believable characters, talented cast, and then add amazing effects, all shot on film. When our characters find themselves in a predicament which worsens, concern turns to panic, and terror. For me, the

Continue reading →
Horror Fuel

Sherwood Horror Brings Us A New Spin On The Tale Of Robin Hood

Let’s face it, we’ve seen the story of Robin Hood a hundred times in a much the same way, until now. A new version of the Robin Hood tale is now picking up steam in Kickstarter. In Sherwood Horror, Robing Hood will be facing a new type of threat, vampires. And I must say the teaser trailer looks fantastic. Synopsis: Sherwood Horror is about an ex-con (Rob Locksley) who joins forces with his old hunting buddies to wage war against the vampires who have taken over their town. The tone of Sherwood Horror will be similar to films like Predator, Aliens, The Thing, The terminator, Lost Boys, Mad Max…and for this project I’ve been inspired by filmmakers like John Carpenter, John Milius, George Miller, and James Cameron.

Continue reading →
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The Unkindness Of Ravens

Director Lawrie Brewster’s latest film, ‘The Unkindness of Ravens’, was inspired by Norse and Celtic mythology surrounding Raven Warriors. Brewster describes the film as “Apocalypse Now meets The Evil Dead’. The film stars Scott Gordon, in the role of Andrew, a homeless Army veteran suffering from PTSD. Andrew, battling with his inner demons, goes on a retreat in the Scottish Highlands to cope with his flash backs and his overwhelming fear of Ravens, which plague his visions and nightmares, as well as his life. In the remote wilderness Andrew’s nightmares manifest in to an enemy that he must battle to regain his sanity. ‘The Unkindness of Ravens’ is in the final stages of filming and there is currently a Kickstarter campaign to help raise funds for post-production. ‘The Unkindness of Ravens’ will arrive on DVD in the summer of 2016.

Continue reading →
Nov 17, 2015
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Sandy Collora Turning To Kickstarter For His Film Shallow Water: Terror Of The Deep

Sandy Collora is making a horror movie, his way. The veteran special effects artist, who worked for Stan Winston Studios, beginning at the age of 17 as a sculptor. Collora has an impressive portfolio that includes movies like Total Recall and Men in Black, as well as being a writer and director. Collora made this statement on his Kickstarter page: “I hear people complaining about how the Hollywood machine is cranking out the same stuff OVER AND OVER, choosing economic safety over the creative art of filmmaking. I grew up on the original Alien and Predator films. I love them. But where are the NEW iconic creatures and characters? How long has it been since we’ve seen something truly unique and powerful in a genre film? Too long. If Hollywood won’t do it, I will. With your help, we can raise enough independently to crowd fund a great genre film. Maybe together we can even change the paradigm a little

Continue reading →
Sep 26, 2015
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Help Bring The Hollywood Horror Museum To Life

There is currently a Kickstarter campaign to help fund the first educational nonprofit museum of it’s kind, The Hollywood Horror Museum. The museum would educate the public on the legacy of horror films, TV, makeup, art, and literature. The museum’s board includes a list of who’s who in horror, Clive Barker, Joe Dante, Tom Holland, Sean S. Cunningham, Victoria Price, Mick Garris, Jennifer Lynch, Tim Lucas, Jen and Sylvia Soska and Sara Karioff. “In March of 2015, when our Hollywood Science Fiction Museum was preparing for it’s 2016 exhibit, many Sci-Fi/Horror film props were offered to us including Alien and John Carpenter’s The Thing. It became apparent these gory props had no place in a science fiction museum that taught NASA space and real science through sci-fi, but since there is no nonprofit educational Horror Museum anywhere in the world that teaches filmmaking, special effects, makeup and the history of horror in films, TV, art and literature, we decided to

Continue reading →
Sep 17, 2015