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Trailer For Shudder’s ‘The Mortuary Collection’ Tease 5 Terrifying Tales

Shudder, AMC’s streaming network for horror, thrillers, and suspense continues to delight subscribers with fresh, frightening new originals. The latest addition is the acclaimed horror anthology The Mortuary Collection and we’ve got the new trailer! Featuring five twisted tales of terror The Mortuary Collection transports viewers back to the 70s, taking inspiration from EC horror comics, Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg. Sam Raimi calls it “A twisted tapestry of grisly fun and endlessly inventive terror” and Rotten Tomatoes praises it as “One of the best horror anthologies in years” The Mortuary Collection is the feature debut from writer-director Ryan Spindell, who also contributed to Quibi and Sam Raimi’s celebrated “50 States of Fright” series. In the anthology, a young drifter applies for a job at the local mortuary and meets an eccentric mortician (Clancy Brown) who chronicles the strange history of the town through a series of twisted tales, each more terrifying than the last. The film stars beloved character

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Horror Anthology ‘The Mortuary Collection’s’ Trailer Unveiled Ahead Of Fantastic Fest

Writer-director Ryan Spindell takes us through four horrific tales in the anthology The Mortuary Collection. Clancy Brown, Caitlin Fisher, Christine Kilmer, Jacob Elordi, Ema Horvath, Jennifer Irwin, James Bachman, Barak Hardley, Sarah Hay, Ben Heathcoat, and Mike C. Nelson star. When a young girl attends a funeral in an old mortuary, she stumbles upon a secret room full of curiosities where she meets the towering, ominous mortician. He guides her through his collection, sharing four stories of wild, unique, and memorable deaths. Thus begins the narrative skeleton surrounding this delightful, morbid, and clever anthology. Each of the four stories brings us into a fully realized, impeccably designed period piece, moving chronologically from the 1950s through the 1980s. A ‘50s housewife struggles with a mysterious presence in her bathroom; a ‘60s college boy gets a taste of his own fraternizing medicine. Next, a ‘70s husband makes some tough decisions about his wife — all culminating in the ‘80s-set The Babysitter Murders

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Sep 18, 2019

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Trailer For Shudder’s ‘The Mortuary Collection’ Tease 5 Terrifying Tales

Shudder, AMC’s streaming network for horror, thrillers, and suspense continues to delight subscribers with fresh, frightening new originals. The latest addition is the acclaimed horror anthology The Mortuary Collection and we’ve got the new trailer! Featuring five twisted tales of terror The Mortuary Collection transports viewers back to the 70s, taking inspiration from EC horror comics, Peter Jackson and Steven Spielberg. Sam Raimi calls it “A twisted tapestry of grisly fun and endlessly inventive terror” and Rotten Tomatoes praises it as “One of the best horror anthologies in years” The Mortuary Collection is the feature debut from writer-director Ryan Spindell, who also contributed to Quibi and Sam Raimi’s celebrated “50 States of Fright” series. In the anthology, a young drifter applies for a job at the local mortuary and meets an eccentric mortician (Clancy Brown) who chronicles the strange history of the town through a series of twisted tales, each more terrifying than the last. The film stars beloved character

Continue reading →
Horror Fuel

Horror Anthology ‘The Mortuary Collection’s’ Trailer Unveiled Ahead Of Fantastic Fest

Writer-director Ryan Spindell takes us through four horrific tales in the anthology The Mortuary Collection. Clancy Brown, Caitlin Fisher, Christine Kilmer, Jacob Elordi, Ema Horvath, Jennifer Irwin, James Bachman, Barak Hardley, Sarah Hay, Ben Heathcoat, and Mike C. Nelson star. When a young girl attends a funeral in an old mortuary, she stumbles upon a secret room full of curiosities where she meets the towering, ominous mortician. He guides her through his collection, sharing four stories of wild, unique, and memorable deaths. Thus begins the narrative skeleton surrounding this delightful, morbid, and clever anthology. Each of the four stories brings us into a fully realized, impeccably designed period piece, moving chronologically from the 1950s through the 1980s. A ‘50s housewife struggles with a mysterious presence in her bathroom; a ‘60s college boy gets a taste of his own fraternizing medicine. Next, a ‘70s husband makes some tough decisions about his wife — all culminating in the ‘80s-set The Babysitter Murders

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Sep 18, 2019