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Stars: Kristoffer McMillan, Jacqueline Toboni, Brandon Sklenar, Kelley Mack, Christine Donlon, Austin Hebert, Will Harris, Lindsay Ames, Rhomeyn Johnson | Written by Kristoffer McMillan, Keene McRae, Lane Thomas | Directed by Keene McRae

I feel like the horror genre has had a recent surge in movies that seem to centre on a certain theme or story, say a couples struggling relationship and then almost adding on anything horror-related after, or at least that’s how it seems. This is not necessarily a new or a bad thing but in the movies I have watched recently it does seem to be happening more than before.

Shot in the Dark focuses on a guy, William (Kristoffer McMillan), who is still struggling with something that happened in his life two years previous. Now suicidal, his career is failing and he has moved to his home town in the hope that old friends and familiar surroundings...

Despite its precision film-making and a standout performance from Kristoffer McMillan, this bloody thriller is a grisly watch

This gory, lowish-budget thriller is quite competently made on a technical level, with umbral cinematography that is choreographed down to the millimetre along with the flash-cut-heavy editing and shrieky score and sound design. But it is not exactly a fun watch unless you really like lots of violence and jumbled-timeline puzzle stories. It feels like a calling card effort for the team that made it, which includes the co-writer and director, Keene McRae, making his first feature here as well as taking a supporting role, and the actors Kristoffer McMillan and Lane Thomas, who co-wrote the script with McRae and took on assorted other duties off camera. Good luck to them, because they certainly have skills, if a less assured touch with character building.

McMillan plays William, a writer whom we first...

"Do you feel like someone has been in the house?" ShineHouse has released an official trailer for an indie horror thriller titled Shot in the Dark, from director / actor Keene McRae making his feature directorial debut. This first premiered at a festival in the UK last year, and it played at the Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival earlier this year. Lawton, Nevada’s once successful writer—now small town pariah—William Langston, fights for his life as the final victim of a serial killer. Over the course of one day, William is captured and tortured. The pain launches him into the past where he is forced to confront his unresolved trauma of 'love lost' and the actions that led him into this trap. The film stars Kristoffer McMillan, Christine Donlon, Kelley Mack, Keene McRae, Jacqueline Toboni, Austin Hébert, and Brandon Sklenar. Yeah it looks very creepy with a more distinct style than most serial killer horrors,...

Stars: Larisa Oleynik, Erin Daniels, Heather Tom, Christine Donlon, Christian Oliver, Jasmine Dustin, Jonathan Murphy, Don Frye, Eric Tiede, Whitney Davis | Written by Jonathan Murphy | Directed by John Woodruff

Fifteen years ago, two teenage girls were murdered at Merrymaker Campgrounds. The case was filed as an animal attack, the camp was condemned, and the killer never found. Now, years later Poppy (Christine Donlon) and Anita Bishop (Larisa Oleynik) get set to re-open their parent’s camp. And they even invite Roland Baumgarner (Christian Oliver), the novelist who made his name by penning a bestseller about the case, to the opening.

Billed as yet another Bigfoot/sasquatch movie, Animal Among Us is actually anything but. It is in fact a melding of genre tropes: monster movie, cabin in the woods film, survival horror, dramatic thriller, all rolled into one – sadly – dull genre film saved only by a surprising performance by former Alex Mack Larisa Oleynik.

Described as Friday the 13th meets Dog Soldiers, Uncork'd Entertainment's Animal Among Us might be the most bizarre sasquatch-horror movie you'll ever see. Directed by John Woodruff using a screenplay by Jonathan Murphy, Animal Among Us is filled with nods to classic horror movies from the '70s and '80s. This makes watching the movie a fun experience for old school horror fans, but as it's not a straight-up gorefest like some of those classic slasher films. To be clear, while it contains elements of slasher movies and Bigfoot horror, Animal Among Us is not really either of those types of movies, as it tells an intriguing story without an abundance of blood.

Christian Oliver (Sense8) stars in Animal Among Us as Roland Baumgarner, an author who penned a book called The Merrymaker Murderer. The best-selling book was about the actual murders of two young girls fifteen years...

Something sinister awaits in the woods in our exclusive clip from Animal Among Us. Also in today's Horror Highlights: One Night in October trailer and release details and Machina Corpse's First Offerings Kickstarter details.

Exclusive Clip from Animal Among Us: "This November, Christian Oliver and Larisa Oleynik come face to face with hirsute terror in John Woodruff’s highly-anticipated horror throwback, Animal Among Us.

Fifteen years ago, two teenage girls were murdered at Merrymaker Campgrounds. The case was filed as an animal attack, the camp was condemned, and the killer never found. But something horrific still waits in those woods, ready to kill again.

Don Frye, Christine Donlon, Jonathan Murphy, Erin Daniels, Heather Tom, Jasmine Dustin, and Whitney Davis star in a film by John Woodruff. Written by Jonathan Murphy. Produced by Murphy, Woodruff and Cara Kidwell.

Friday the 13th meets Dog Soldiers in Animal Among Us, available on VOD...

"You have a new perspective." Samuel Goldwyn Films has debuted an official trailer for an odd indie film titled Auggie, the feature directorial debut of English actor / filmmaker Matt Kane. This premiered at the Cinequest Film Festival this year, and also played at the Newport Beach, Greenwich, and Provincetown Film Festivals. From the looks of it, this seems like another kooky film much like Lars and the Real Girl about a man who falls in love with a fake woman. In Auggie, Richard Kind plays Felix Greystone, who is forced into early retirement and falls in love with an augmented reality companion, damaging his relationship with his wife and daughter. The cast includes Christen Harper as Auggie, plus Larisa Oleynik, Christine Donlon, Susan Blackwell, Steven M. Robertson, and James C. Victor. This seems way more sad and depressing than expected, but it's supposed to be a cautionary tale about technology and our addiction to it.

New How I Met Your Mother season 9,episode 9 crazy spoilers & clips hit the net. Last night,CBS released the new spoilers and sneak peek/spoiler clip (below) for their upcoming "How I Met Your Mother" episode 9 of season 9. The episode is entitled, "Platonish," and it looks quite crazy and hilarious as Barney accepts a crazy challenge to pick up women while talking like a dolphin, and more. In the new "Platonish" episode, a flashback is going to be featured. The gang is going to ponder the future of the Ted, Robin, and Barney love triangle. Meanwhile, Barney is going to accept a series of challenges from Lily and Robin. Actor Bryan Cranston will guest star as Ted’s former boss, Hammond Druthers. Other guest stars are going to feature: Michael Edwin as Eddie, Christine Donlon as Toby, Stephanie Lynn as Meredith, Angela Sprinkle as Madeleine, Sarah Karges as Elaine, Sheldon Coolman as a Shop Owner,...

New How I Met Your Mother season 9,episode 9 official spoilers,plotline revealed by CBS. Recently,CBS served up the new,official,synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "How I Met Your Mother" episode 9 of season 9. The episode is entitled, "Platonish," and it sounds sort of interesting as Barney will accept a few challenges from Lily and Robin, and more. In the new,9th episode press release: In a flashback episode, the gang will ponder the future of the Ted, Robin, and Barney love triangle. Meanwhile, Barney is going to accept a series of challenges from Lily and Robin. Bryan Cranston will guest star as Ted’s former boss, Hammond Druthers. Other guest stars will feature: Michael Edwin as Eddie, Christine Donlon as Toby, Stephanie Lynn as Meredith, Angela Sprinkle as Madeleine, Sarah Karges as Elaine, Sheldon Coolman as Shop Owner, Kevin Fabian as Maitre 'D. The episode was written by George Sloan,...

Season 1 of Cinemax's sexy anthology series Femme Fatales concludes this Friday at 11 pm with Visions Part 2, the second half of a two-part episode. The end is near for phony mentalist Foster Prentiss (Marc Crumpton), who has visions of the murderous activities being carried out by the sultry Violet (Christine Donlon) and her accomplice Tiffany (Catherine Annette). When Foster uses his psychic ability to blackmail them, he discovers that payback can be a real bitch! We have an exclusive clip from Visions Part 2, which you can check out below.

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Femme Fatales episode 1.13, "Visions, Part 2" stars Catherine Annette, Rick Copp, Marc Crumpton, Christine Donlon, Madison Dylan, Tanit Phoenix, Stacy Stas, Jasmine Waltz and is directed by Mark A. Altman.

Season 1 of Cinemax's sexy anthology series Femme Fatales is set to conclude with a two-part finale titled Visions Part 1 and Visions Part 2. In this double episode, Phony mentalist Foster Prentiss (Marc Crumpton) has visions of the murderous activities of sultry women Violet (Christine Donlon) and Tiffany (Catherine Annette). When he uses his psychic ability to blackmail them, he finds that the women have their own ideas about payback. We have an exclusive clip from Visions Part 1, which airs Friday, July 29th at 11pm. Check it out below, along with photos featuring Marc Crumpton, Stacy Stas, Christine Donlon, and Catherine Annette.

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Femme Fatales episode 1.12, "Visions, Part 1" stars Tanit Phoenix, Catherine Annette, Tiffany Brouwer, Rick Copp, Marc Crumpton, Christine Donlon, Madison Dylan, Reginald C. Hayes and is directed by Mark A. Altman.

Femme Fatales episode 1.13, "Visions, Part 2" airs on Cinemax August 5th,...

Cinemax is set to debut the second episode of its sexy new anthology series Femme Fatales tonight at 11pm. Bad Medicine finds Nurse Violet MacReady (Christine Donlon) coping with more than just a bad boyfriend (Scott Bailey) on the overnight shift when an injured psychopath (Robert Lasardo) takes over the hospital. We have an exclusive clip from this enthralling tale, which you can check out below.

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Femme Fatales episode 1.2, "Bad Medicine" stars Tanit Phoenix, Ariauna Albright, Scott Bailey, Walker Brandt, B.J. Clinkscales, Christine Donlon, Elizabeth Hirsch-Tauber, Steven Kriozere and is directed by Darin Scott.

For many men, modern living presents stark difficulties for finding hot ass-kicking babes late on a Friday night.  Thankfully, Cinemax has your answer!

This Friday sees the second episode of Cinemax' new sexy series Femme Fatales, a pulpy, episodic anthology of tales where powerful and dangerous women use their survival instincts to escape perilous situations and exude their inner guile. 

The series, borne out of the creators of Femme Fatales Magazine draws its inspiration from film noir and graphic novels, placing the stories in contemporary setting.  Tanit Phoenix (Death Race 2)'s "Lilith" introduces each episode, which feature different casts and storylines, some of which are intertwined. 

Check out a sneak-peek clip below of Friday, May 20th's "Bad Medicine," which stars Christine Donlon (Louie) as sexy nurse Violet Macready struggling for survival against the advances of Robert Lasardo (Nip/Tuck)'s psychopathic patient, all the while dealing with her loser...

Women! The dangerous sex indeed. And the ladies of new Cinemax series 'Femme Fatales' are no different. This new late night anthology series about powerful, sexy and dangerous women premieres this Friday (13 May) at 11:00pm and features a whole host of delectible ladies in various storylines, some of which are intertwined. The series, created by Mark A. Altman ('Castle') and Steven Kriozere stars Ana Alexander, Catherine Annette, Tiffany Brouwer, Christine Donlon, Madison Dylan, Kiko Ellsworth, Reginald C. Hayes, Elizabeth Hirsch-Tauber, Kerry Knuppe, Stephen Macht, Will Poston and Stacy Stas and features the gorgeous host actress/model Tanit Phoenix -below ('Death Race 2, 'Lost Boys: The Thirst'). You can check out the 'Femmes Fatales' artwork below....