Archive for December 2018
‘Lifechanger’ Clip Goes on the Run From the Police [Video]
On VOD tomorrow, here’s a new clip from Lifechanger (read our review), which screened this past summer at both Montreal’s Fantasia Film Festival and London’s Frightfest. Justin McConnell (Broken Mile, Skull World) directed from his own screenplay, which he described as: “A murderous shape-shifter on a blood-soaked mission to make things right with the woman he loves.” The film stars…
Read MoreThis Year’s Festival Hit ‘One Cut of the Dead’ Just Debuted on Amazon Prime!
We’ve been waiting on distribution news for Japanese zombie-comedy One Cut of the Dead, and we’ve learned this morning that the festival hit has debuted exclusively on Amazon Prime this week, totally out of the blue! Meagan reviewed One Cut out of Fantasia, writing that it “charms with surprising zombie comedy.” In the film, things go badly…
Read More[Exclusive Video] David Gordon Green On the ‘Halloween’ Kill He Had Been Waiting His Whole Career to Film
David Gordon Green’s Halloween will debut on Digital 12/28 (that’s tomorrow!) and on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD on 1/15, and the release is packaged with extras including deleted/extended scenes and a handful of featurettes. Ahead of tomorrow’s Digital release, we’re excited to share an exclusive clip from one of those featurettes. In the clip, David Gordon Green shares…
Read MoreSkyline Entertainment Sets Early 2019 Release Date for ‘The Amityville Murders’
Skyline Entertainment has set a date for the North American release of the horror film The Amityville Murders from writer/director Daniel Farrands. Skyline will release the film in theaters, VOD and Digital HD on February 8, 2019. The film stars John Robinson (“Elephant”), Chelsea Ricketts (“Crooked Arrows”), Diane Franklin (“Better Off Dead”), Paul Ben-Victor (“Daredevil”), Lainie Kazan…
Read MoreA24’s ‘The Hole in the Ground’ Hits DIRECTV Next Month!
Just last week we told you that A24 will be releasing The Hole in the Ground, a film we’ve been tracking here on Bloody for well over a year, in limited theaters on March 1, 2019. Now, we’re just learning that A24 fans will be able to stream the film in the comfort of their homes shortly after…
Read MoreArrow Video Announces ‘Ring’ Blu-ray and ‘Ring Collection’ Blu-ray Releases for March
This morning, Arrow Video announced their March 2019 releases, including DVD and Blu-rays for 1998’s Ring, along with a Steelbook Blu-ray and franchise Blu-ray collection. All of these releases, it must be noted right off the bat, are UK exclusives. The Japanese horror classic has been restored from the original negative in glorious high definition…
Read More2K Restoration of Giallo ‘Strip Nude for Your Killer’ Coming to Arrow Video Blu-ray
One of a handful of new titles coming to Arrow Video in March, announced by the company today, is the 1975 giallo film Strip Nude for Your Killer, boasting a new 2K restoration. In the film, a spate of highly sexualized murders is rocking a prestigious Milanese fashion house. Ambitious photographer Magda (Edwige Fenech) and her…
Read MoreThe Demon Appears in First ‘The Harrowing’ Clip
Clay Epstein’s Film Mode Entertainment has announced a Christmas Day VOD release for The Harrowing, written and directed by veteran horror director Jon Keeyes (American Nightmare). Bloody Disgusting now has the first clip from film that stars the legendary Michael Ironside (Total Recall, Scanners). The horror/thriller follows a Vice Detective (Matthew Tompkins), who is wrongly accused of the ritualistic murder…
Read MorePunk Rock Slasher ‘The Ranger’ Gets Blu-ray/DVD Release
After a long festival run and limited theatrical bow, Jenn Wexler‘s indie The Ranger gets a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack release January 22, 2019, through Black Fawn Distribution. Special features include audio commentary with members of the cast and crew, five making-of documentaries, and the trailer. Trace reviewed the film out of the SXSW premiere and said it “has an identity…
Read MoreDon’t Expect an Unrated Release of ‘Venom’
There was a lot of drama leading up to the release of Sony’s Venom, which ended up a moot point after making $850M at the global box office. Still, it’s hard to ignore the comments by Tom Hardy who all but threw the studio under the bus for changing the tone of the film late…
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