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Stars: Aaron Dunlap, Jessica Blaustein, Michael D. Acosta, Carl J Grasso, Anthony G. Marshall, Greg Holcombe, Rob Steinberg | Written by Michael D. Acosta | Directed by Adam Hulin

A nameless man, the credits simply refer to him as Drillman sits alone in a diner as an old-school country murder ballad plays over the soundtrack. After a slightly odd conversation with the waitress, played by Jessica Blaustein who also plays every other woman in the film. Whoever he is, he’s on the road and trying to get home in time for his wife’s birthday, but he figures he has time for a twenty-dollar hand job from the waitress.

However, once he gets to the parking lot he finds The Clown, played by Michael D. Acosta (Devolve Babylon), who also wrote Blackest Darkness’ script and score, leaning against his car, having a smoke. This is the point where any sane person...

Stars: Bruce Willis, Kellan Lutz, Gina Carano, D.B. Sweeney, Joshua Mikel, Steve Coulter, Dan Bilzerian, Heather Johansen, Roman Mitichyan, Christopher Rob Bowen, Rob Steinberg, Lydia Hull, Tyler Jon Olson | Written by Max Adams, Umair Aleem | Directed by Steven C. Miller

I have a love/hate relationship with Bruce Willis these days. On the one hand he stars in films I love such as the Red, G.I. Joe and The Expendables; and on the other he appears in direct to market dross like The Prince, Set-Up and Vice. Now don’t get me wrong, some of the direct to DVD titles Willis has appeared in are pretty good, Fire With Fire for example, but he’s been batting way below average on the Dtv front recently.

Extraction sees a ruthless terrorist group kidnap retired spy Leonard Turner (Bruce Willis; GI Joe: Retaliation, Die Hard, Armageddon), and threaten to unleash a...

Tony-winning deaf actress Phyllis Frelich, who originated the lead role in Children of a Lesser God on Broadway, died Thursday of progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP). She was 70. Frelich’s husband Robert Steinberg told the AP of her passing. The two were married for 46 years, during which time their relationship inspired Mark Medoff to write Children of a Lesser God at New Mexico State University. When the play moved to Los Angeles and then Broadway Frelich played the lead role of Sarah Norman in the story of the relationship between a deaf woman and a hearing speech pathologist and won a Tony for the role in 1980. Marlee Matlin played the Sarah role in the 1986 film adaptation, for which she won the Oscar. Frelich, originally from Devils Lake, North Dakota, came from a family of deaf parents and siblings and began acting while studying at Gallaudet College. She met Steinberg in the...

Phyllis Frelich, the deaf actress who won the best actress Tony Award in 1980 for her performance in the best play winner Children of a Lesser God, has died. She was 70. Robert Steinberg, her husband of 46 years, told The Hollywood Reporter that Frelich for the past few years had been struggling with PSP (progressive supranuclear palsy), a rare degenerative neurological disease for which there are no treatments. She died Thursday at their home in Temple City, Calif. PSP is the disease that took the life of actor Dudley Moore at age 66 in 2002. Marlee Matlin was the recipient of the best actress Oscar

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No one runs, no one escapes… Well actually, we’re here for No One Lives, an upcoming horror thriller which comes from director Ryuhei Kitamura (yep, The Midnight Meat Train helmer) and stars Luke Evans and Adelaide Clemens in the leading roles. I mean, we finally have a decent look at the movie which premiered this September at Toronto International Film Festival, but is (unfortunately) still without an official release date (January 2013 is expected, though).

Let us start this horror story by saying that David Cohen is responsible for the script which follows a gang of ruthless highway killers who kidnap a wealthy couple only to shockingly discover that things are not what they seem.

Beside the above mentioned Evans (great Evans by the way!) and Clemens, the rest of the No One Lives cast also includes America Olivo, Beau Knapp, Derek Magyar, George Murdoch, Laura Ramsey, Lee Tergesen and Rob Steinberg.