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Terrifying Forces Are At Work In ‘The Shasta Triangle’ Trailer

Giant Pictures, the digital film distribution division of Giant Interactive, has acquired North American digital rights for director Barry W. Levy’s female-driven cerebral sci-fi/horror movie The Shasta Triangle. In the film, a young woman returns to her hometown to uncover the truth about her father’s disappearance. Deep in the woods, she and her childhood friends battle ancient and terrifying forces controlling the town. The Shasta Triangle was written by Levy, who also produced the film with his filmmaking partner Helenna Santos under their Mighty Pharaoh Films banner. The Shasta Triangle explores mystical and unsettling phenomena and touches on themes of love, loss, friendship, and sacrifice. The movie is also deeply rooted in unexplained occurrences, conspiracy theories, and fringe science. The five main characters are drawn back together for an adventure that tests the strength of their bonds, and their understanding of the world. Never have there been more questions about what’s ‘real’ in our world, as we see in concepts

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Nov 22, 2019
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Banshee by Terry Maggert

Banshee by Terry Maggert is a science fiction and fantasy novel I was sent by the author to take a peek at. I intended to review it much sooner, but as you may read in the author’s note below, life is a very fickle thing. Initially what attracted me to this story was the focus on dragons and war. The promise of demons and monsters “sweeping across the planet in a wave of death” had my name written all over it. Who doesn’t love destruction and dragons? Book Description: Cities Fall. Dragons Rise. War Begins. The war for earth began in Hell. First came the earthquakes. Then came the floods. Finally, from the darkened mines, caves and pits, the creatures of our nightmares boiled forth to sweep across the planet in a wave of death. On the run and unprepared, mankind is not alone. We have dragons. Emerging from their slumber, giant dragons select riders to go to war. Their

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Dec 13, 2015
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‘Women In Horror Month’ Spotlight: Nicole Alonso

This month is ‘Women In Horror Month’ . Everyday this month we are shinning a spotlight on a woman who has made an impact on the world of horror. Today we take a look at the talented, beautiful and badass Nicole Alonso, an actress, producer, singer, songwriter and model. This woman can do it all. Alonso is the star of the award winning indie horror hit ‘Crawl Or Die’. Alonso also starred in ‘Screen’ and ‘The Battle Of Tinker’. The multi talented beauty has a great single on iTunes titled ‘Rock With Me’ that you should definitely check out. I can also tell you this about Alonso, she is incredibly dedicated to her fan base. She interacts with fans more than any actress I’ve ever met. She is down to earth and an all around sweetheart. Alonso is the star of ‘Crawl Or Die’, the first film in a planned trilogy written and directed by Oklahoma Ward. In ‘Crawl Or

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Terrifying Forces Are At Work In ‘The Shasta Triangle’ Trailer

Giant Pictures, the digital film distribution division of Giant Interactive, has acquired North American digital rights for director Barry W. Levy’s female-driven cerebral sci-fi/horror movie The Shasta Triangle. In the film, a young woman returns to her hometown to uncover the truth about her father’s disappearance. Deep in the woods, she and her childhood friends battle ancient and terrifying forces controlling the town. The Shasta Triangle was written by Levy, who also produced the film with his filmmaking partner Helenna Santos under their Mighty Pharaoh Films banner. The Shasta Triangle explores mystical and unsettling phenomena and touches on themes of love, loss, friendship, and sacrifice. The movie is also deeply rooted in unexplained occurrences, conspiracy theories, and fringe science. The five main characters are drawn back together for an adventure that tests the strength of their bonds, and their understanding of the world. Never have there been more questions about what’s ‘real’ in our world, as we see in concepts

Continue reading →
Nov 22, 2019
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Banshee by Terry Maggert

Banshee by Terry Maggert is a science fiction and fantasy novel I was sent by the author to take a peek at. I intended to review it much sooner, but as you may read in the author’s note below, life is a very fickle thing. Initially what attracted me to this story was the focus on dragons and war. The promise of demons and monsters “sweeping across the planet in a wave of death” had my name written all over it. Who doesn’t love destruction and dragons? Book Description: Cities Fall. Dragons Rise. War Begins. The war for earth began in Hell. First came the earthquakes. Then came the floods. Finally, from the darkened mines, caves and pits, the creatures of our nightmares boiled forth to sweep across the planet in a wave of death. On the run and unprepared, mankind is not alone. We have dragons. Emerging from their slumber, giant dragons select riders to go to war. Their

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Dec 13, 2015
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‘Women In Horror Month’ Spotlight: Nicole Alonso

This month is ‘Women In Horror Month’ . Everyday this month we are shinning a spotlight on a woman who has made an impact on the world of horror. Today we take a look at the talented, beautiful and badass Nicole Alonso, an actress, producer, singer, songwriter and model. This woman can do it all. Alonso is the star of the award winning indie horror hit ‘Crawl Or Die’. Alonso also starred in ‘Screen’ and ‘The Battle Of Tinker’. The multi talented beauty has a great single on iTunes titled ‘Rock With Me’ that you should definitely check out. I can also tell you this about Alonso, she is incredibly dedicated to her fan base. She interacts with fans more than any actress I’ve ever met. She is down to earth and an all around sweetheart. Alonso is the star of ‘Crawl Or Die’, the first film in a planned trilogy written and directed by Oklahoma Ward. In ‘Crawl Or

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