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Seth Binzer, the lead singer of the band Crazy Town, has died. The 49-year-old musician was found dead in his home in Los Angeles on Monday. Here is everything that has been revealed about Binzer’s death so far.

Shifty Shellshock Found Dead In His L.A. Home

The star was known as the lead singer and co-founder of the rap rock band Crazy Town. His fans knew him by his stage name “Shifty Shellshock.” According to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner, he passed away in his home on Monday. There is an ongoing investigation to determine his cause of death.

Shifty Shellshock worked with Bret “Epic” Mazur to form the band Crazy Town. The pair first met in 1992 and worked under the name “Brimstone Sluggers” until they decided to form a new band. Together, the two vocalists hired Rust Epique, James Bradley Jr., Adam Goldstein, Doug Miller, and...

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are up to very different activities.

The 39-year-old “Dark House” singer hit the slopes to do some skiing on Saturday afternoon (January 6) in Aspen, Colorado.

Photos: Check out the latest pics of Katy Perry

While Katy was enjoying the snowy weather in Aspen, the 46-year-old Pirates of the Caribbean actor looked sharp in a black tux while attending the 2024 Golden Globe Awards held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Sunday (January 7) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Keep reading to find out more…

After seeing photos of Orlando arriving at the awards show, Katy took to Twitter to gush over her man while also celebrating their anniversary.

“Omg #Orlandobloom Looking Insanely Handsome At The #Goldenglobes Happy Anniversary My Love ♥️” Katy tweeted.

Katy and Orlando met for the first time at the awards show in 2016 and started dating soon afterwards. They announced their engagement in 2019 before welcoming daughter...

Paramount Animation, Nickelodeon Animation and the “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” filmmakers partnered with non-profit Reel Start and animation/visual effects academy Exceptional Minds to debut the animated short “Tree’s Blood.” The premiere took place at Nickelodeon Animation Studio in Burbank.

“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” writer-producers Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg attended the screening, as did producer James Weaver and cinematographer Kent Seki. Rose Byrne and Ayo Edebiri, who star together in “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,” also voice characters in “Tree’s Blood.”

“Tree’s Blood” was produced from a partnership between Reel Start and Exceptional Minds. The initiative allows Reel Start’s students to create shorts with animation services provided by Exceptional Minds.

Indeed, Hillman Grad, 271 Films Announce Ten Rising Voices Filmmakers for Season Four

Hiring platform Indeed, Lena Waithe’s Hillman Grad and Doménica and Constanza Castro’s 271 Films have announced the ten filmmakers selected for the fourth...

The Lighthouse International Film Festival have announced their Darkhouse programming block for this year's festival on Long Beach Island, New Jersey.    Our friend Ted Geoghegan's film Brooklyn 45 is one of four U.S. feature films in this year's lineup. The other three homegrown films include the unsettling life-sized puppet flick, Abruptio, animated dark fantasy, Unicorn Boy, and haunted adventure flick, Ghost Babe. The lone international title in the block is Enter Mycel from Austrian director Matt Kiel.    There will also be a special screening of Niels Arden Oplev's The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Write ups about all five films are included in the announcement that follows.    2023 Lighthouse Film Festival Announces Darkhouse Programming   Fifteenth Edition of Premiere East Coast Film Festival Reveals...

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The Lighthouse International Film Festival has announced their second edition of Darkhouse this afternoon, a genre-centric screening category focused on the best in boundary-pushing horror, science fiction, and fantasy cinema.

The festival’s Darkhouse program, which will take place June 7-11 on Long Beach Island, NJ, will showcase five new features, one special spotlight screening, and 28 short films.

Selected titles include Ted Geoghegan’s SXSW hit Brooklyn 45, about a group of veterans who gather for a séance at the end of World War II; Evan Marlowe’s mannequin horror film Abruptio, featuring the voices of Jordan Peele, James Marsters, and Robert Englund; and Matt Kiel’s animated dark fantasy Unicorn Boy, starring Patton Oswalt, Maria Bamford, and Harold Perrineau. The programming block will also feature a special screening of 2009’s The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo with director Niels Arden Oplev in attendance.

In addition to their Darkhouse category,...

Exclusive: Mina Sundwall (Lost in Space) and Michael Cimino have been set to lead the thriller podcast series Jane Anonymous, which will premiere exclusively on Apple Podcasts and the Fictionz App.

The series based on the novel of the same name by Laurie Faria Stolarz (Blue is for Nightmares) was adapted by Stephanie Wu (Green Plastic Sandals). It will follow Jane (Sundwall), a 18-year-old girl who fights to escape a kidnapper—examining her relationship with a fellow captive (Cimino), and their struggle to understand that everything they thought they knew might all be a lie.

Andres Rosende, who produces and edits the popular Bad Friends podcast from comedians Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino, is directing the series, which will consist of five, 20-minute episodes. The first is slated for release on June 2nd. Sundwall and Cimino are exec producing alongside Fictionz, which is serving as the project’s financier and distributor.

In today’s podcast news roundup, Apple TV Plus sets a sidekick podcast for “Foundation” hosted by Jason Concepcion with David S. Goyer; Showtime preps “Dexter” podcast for special event series; Ellen Pompeo’s podcast gets a premiere date; House Beautiful sets its first-ever podcast about famous haunted homes; and more.

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Apple TV Plus will premiere “Foundation: The Official Podcast,” a behind-the-scenes companion podcast to the sci-fi drama series “Foundation,” based on Isaac Asimov’s of the same name, on Friday, Sept. 24 (when the show hits the streaming service), with new episodes weekly on Apple Podcasts (via this link). Hosted by Jason Concepcion and featuring “Foundation” showrunner and executive producer David S. Goyer, each episode will bring on creative talent for a deeper exploration into the making the TV series. In the premiere episode, Concepcion and Goyer break down the first two episodes of “Foundation” — “The Emperor’s Peace...

Exclusive: The forthcoming indie mystery-thriller Awaken has assembled an impressive slate of actors including Saw star Tobin Bell, Aliens icon Lance Henrikson and legend Ed Asner of Up and Mary Tyler Moore Show fame. The trio will join Krista Dane Hoffman (The Caregiver), Alyona Khmara (Ford v Ferrari), Kayla Adams (Ad Astra) and Charles Agron (Monday at 11:01am), who also wrote the script that Don FauntLeRoy (Gates of Darkness) will direct.

Awaken follows Oliver Cook (Agron), a wealthy businessman dealing with the loss of his only child. It is a mystery whether she was murdered or kidnapped. No one has a clue in this tale of murder and revenge that involves Oliver’s wife (Khmara), his lawyer (Bell), a person from the past (Henriksen), a stripper (Adams), a recluse (Asner) and a mysterious woman (Hoffman). As Oliver begins to unravel the mystery, he learns that events of the deep...

In 1987, cyberpunk master William Gibson penned an Alien 3 script that would ultimately never be used. But Gibson’s take on the Alien legacy would go on to achieve cult status after the screenplay found its way to the public, and was later adapted into a comic book miniseries from Dark House. Now, the William Gibson Alien 3 […]

The post William Gibson ‘Alien 3’ Script Coming to Audible, Featuring Michael Biehn appeared first on /Film.

Tales From the Hood 2 will be making its world premiere at Montreal's Fantasia International Film Festival on Friday, July 13th. Ahead of the upcoming premiere, we have a look at the first photos from the new anthology horror movie:

Horror is back in the hood! The sequel to the groundbreaking original film Tales From The Hood reunites executive producer Spike Lee (Honorary Academy Award® winner) and writers/directors/producers Rusty Cundieff and Darin Scott for an all-new gripping, horrifying and oftentimes devilishly comical anthology. Keith David stars as a contemporary Mr. Simms to tell bloodcurdling stories about lust, greed, pride, and politics through tales with demonic dolls, possessed psychics, vengeful vixens and historical ghosts. Mr. Simms’s haunting stories will make you laugh... while you scream.

With its openly political bent, it’s no surprise that Tales From The Hood 2 has Spike Lee as an executive producer. Original 1995 Tales From...

Screen Media Films has released a new trailer for Jeepers Creepers 3, which will get a one-night-only theatrical release from Fathom Events in theaters nationwide September 26. This trailer is a full minute longer than the first trailer that dropped two weeks ago, giving fans a better look at the iconic Creeper (Jonathan Breck), and those in the small town who band together to put an end to the Creeper's reign of terror once and for all. While we still have a few weeks left until this special event, there has already been plenty of controversy swirling around the movie.

Even before production began, we reported last March that the Jeepers Creepers 3 production was being forced to move, just before the production was supposed to begin in Canada. The production shift was forced by The Canadian Performers Union, which stopped a casting call from going out for the film, once the union...

Simon Brew Jan 29, 2018

A sequel to Deep Blue Sea not only exists, but it now has a trailer too...

Following its shoot last summer, the straight-to-dvd sequel to Deep Blue Sea is edging closer, with the release of the very first trailer from the movie. A trailer that looks like this...

We don't have a release date as of yet, but will keep you posted as soon as we get one...

Previously...

The list of people who watched 1998’s shark flick Deep Blue Sea and got nothing out of it is a short one, we’d politely suggest. Directed by Renny Harlin, the movie was and is an absolute blast, with genetically modified intelligent sharks doing battle with a selection of human fodder.

Amidst the cast of the film were Saffron Burrows, Samuel L Jackson, Thomas Jane, LL Cool J, Michael Rapaport and Stellan Skarsgard, and even writing a few...

Feast your eyes this Valentine's Day on a livestream horror movie marathon featuring some of Scream Factory's cult classic films for free. Also in this round-up: a new teaser for A&E's Damien, The Girl in the Photographs release details, a gallery of images from 6:66 Pm, and release date / trailer for Nailed Down.

Love Is in the Scare Livestream: Press Release: "Have no fear, love is in the scare. This Valentine’s Day, ditch the roses and keep the box of chocolates for yourself while you watch Love Is in the Scare, a marathon of Scream Factory classics streaming free on Sunday, February 14th, from noon to midnight Pt at loveisinthescare.com.

Brace yourself for 12 hours of heart-stopping shocks from seven terrifying films including the Shout! Factory TV premiere screenings of Beyond Darkness, Ghosthouse, Metamorphosis, Nomads, Class of 1984, Witchery and The Editor. The marathon event serves as...

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Principal photography has kicked off in La for the thriller The Deep End from Citizen Skull Production's.

The cast appears to be a killer one, which includes Nora-Jane Noone from the Oscar Nominated Brooklyn and horror hit The Decent, Alexandra Park from the E! Show's The Royals, Tobin Bell from the Saw films and television and movie actress Diane Farr.

The upcoming thriller is being directed by Matt Eskandari. Eskandari previously directed Victim a psychological thriller released by IFC Midnight and the recent movie Game of Assassins for Lionsgate starring Bai Ling. The Deep End was written by Eskandari and Michael Hultquist.

Bell portrayed the widely known iconic antagonist John Kramer/Jigsaw character in all seven “Saw” films spanning from 2004 to 2010. His complex character as a former engineer played games with select peoples' will to live by putting them in elaborate death traps as symbols...

Exclusive: Dark House writer-producer Charles Agron today announced K Street Pictures, a distribution company whose first release will be Monday At 11:01 Am. Agron wrote, produced and acts in director Harvey Lowry’s suspense thriller, which K Street will release during first-quarter 2016. Agron serves as CEO of the new company, which aims to produce and acquire for worldwide distribution up to five productions per year in the first two years with plans to expand in 2018…...

Read More: Arc Entertainment Acquires Civil War Thriller 'Echoes Of War' Arc Entertainment has acquired all Us rights to the crime thriller "Phantom Halo," the debut film from Antonia Bogdanovich, who co-wrote the film with Anne Heffron. "Phantom Halo" stars Thomas Brodie-Sangster ("The Maze Runner"), Rebecca Romijn ("X-Men"), Luke Kleintank ("Dark House"), Sebastian Roché ("A Walk Among the Tombsones"), Tobin Bell ("Saw II"), and Clare Grant ("Walk the Line").   "Phantom Halo" follows brothers Samuel (Brodie-Sangster) and Beckett (Kleintank), who struggle to survive while their father gambles and drinks. They find reprieve in comic books and Shakespeare -- but when Beckett tries to make some money to pay off his father's debts by counterfeiting, things take a turn for the worse.  "This is a searing and original family drama, brilliantly acted and directed....

Stars: Luke Kleintank, Tobin Bell, Alex McKenna, Anthony Rey Perez, Zack Ward, Lacey Anzelc, Ethan S. Smith, Lesley-Anne Down, Charles Agron, Daniel Ross Owens, Max Gail, Patricia Belcher | Written by Victor Salva, Charles Agron | Directed by Victor Salva

As a fan of the Jeepers Creepers movies I’m always interested in what Victor Salva will come up with next, and this can be a good and bad thing. Dark House is his latest movie which he directs and co-wrote the screenplay for and I have to admit that it is an interesting film, if you are a fan of Supernatural or shows like it that focus on a fairly lightweight battle between good and evil. With Tobin Bell starring, Dark House is also is likely to pull in some of the Saw fans too.

Nick Di Santo (Luke Kleintank) is a man with a gift, he’s able to see...

The craft stores know something you don’t know. That’s right. It’s time for the 2014 Halloween Season TV Preview! This is where we let you know about the time and channel for everything we can find on TV having to do with Halloween or Horror for the month of October and sometimes late September. This will include holiday specials, horror movies, TV show premier dates and Halloween episodes of your favorite series as well as documentaries that might be considered scary. Anything and everything that might get your ghost good.

I always start with TCM because you can tell they take such care in developing their lineup. Be sure to check out their Thursday nights. This is truly a unique year for that station.

A quick note: We are not going to be able to get it all. So many different markets and channels and providers… it’s...

A attacked Ali in her home and the girls receive more information on Bethany Young, the girl in Ali’s grave in Pretty Little Liars’ “Run, Ali, Run.”

'A' Is Back

After Toby’s (Keegan Allen) house blows up due to a “gas leak,” the girls receive a message from A: “Did you miss me, bitches?” Toby, who went off to make sure none of his family members were in their house, is fine and confirms to Spencer (Troian Bellisario) that everyone, meaning Jenna (Tammin Sursok) and his parents, are safe. Why blow up Toby’s house when they were all gathered at Emily’s like sitting ducks? Caleb (Tyler Blackburn) tells Hanna (Ashley Benson) that he doesn’t know. What he does know: “A doesn’t shoot and miss.”

A continues to fire warning shots throughout the episode, and the girls are also being hounded by FBI’s Lt.

Pretty Little Liars’ 100th episode saw the return of Caleb, Jenna and A in “Miss Me x100.”

Pretty Little Liars Recap

Ali (Sasha Pieterse) is ready to return to Rosewood High, but no one is ready to welcome her – even Hanna (Ashley Benson) is scared of becoming one of Ali’s puppets or dolls again. Travis (Luke Kleintank) tells her that she doesn’t have anything to worry about, who cares what everyone else thinks if she knows who she is?

While Hanna and Travis are doing their romantic astronomy homework, Aria (Lucy Hale) and Ezra (Ian Harding) are having a non-date night. They run into Ali on the sidewalk, talking to an unknown driver in a black SUV. She brushes it off, and says that she was just talking to one of her father’s employees, but they’re suspicious. Across the street, a bus pulls in and drops...

Reviewed by Kevin Scott, MoreHorror.com

Dark House (2014)

Written by: Victor Salva, Charles Agron

Directed by: Victor Salva

Cast: Luke Keintank (Nick De Santo), Alex McKenna (Eve), Anthony Rey Perez (Ryan), Zack Ward (Chris McCulluch), Lacey Anzelc (Lilith), Lesley- Anne Down (Lillian), Tobin Bell (Seth)

Sometimes names affiliated with a film that have cut a legendary niche for themselves in other pictures can be a telltale sign of a mediocre film. After “The Devil’s Rejects”, Sid Haig and Ken Foree were everywhere, with some films not becoming of their legendary status. So I always take famous names in obscure films with a cautionary grain of salt. “Dark House” has Tobin Bell from “Saw”, elegant Lesley-Ann Down, and is helmed by Victor Salva of “Jeepers Creepers” fame. This could be a small scale project of exceptional quality and potential that the famous people that are in it believe in, or...

Just in time to showcase the film's presence at Cannes, Lightning Entertainment has unveiled the sales art for the Chupacabra flick Indigenous. It's heavy on atmosphere but a bit light on goat sucker. Now there's something you don't hear everyday, huh?

From the Press Release

As demand for commercial horror/thriller fare continues to rise in the global marketplace, Lightning Entertainment has bolstered its offerings in the space, acquiring international sales rights to two highly sought-after titles, “Indigenous” and “Dark House,” which will debut in Cannes. The announcement was made today by Lightning Entertainment’s Evp & General Manager Ken DuBow.

“It is clear that movies in the horror/thriller genre continue to elicit the most enthusiasm among movie going audiences worldwide and it’s our job to help meet the needs of distributors looking to build a pipeline of strong commercial offerings,” said Lightning sales and acquisitions consultant Richard S. Guardian.

We’re back with another edition of the Indie Spotlight, highlighting the recent independent horror news sent our way. Today’s feature includes DVD release details for Compound Fracture, trailers for Altergeist and Aftermath, first details on Danger Word, the Stage Fright call for submissions, and the lineup from Sci Fest in Los Angeles, a review of the second season of Holliston, and much more:

Compound Fracture DVD Release Details: “Level 33 Entertainment announced today the release of the highly anticipated horror feature film Compound Fracture coming to DVD and VOD on May 13, 2014. Bringing together three iconic figures in the horror pantheon, Compound Fracture stars Tyler Mane (Michael Myers in Rob Zombie’s Hallowee), Muse Watson (Ben Willis in I Know What You Did Last Summer), and Derek Mears (Jason Voorhees in the new Friday The 13th). The movie will be available at all major retail and rental outlets including Walmart,...

Lightning Entertainment is taking the Chupacabra flick Indigenous to Cannes (along with Victor Salva's Dark House which is currently available here Stateside) and they let us know by sending over a press release and a new still! Dig it!

From the Press Release

As demand for commercial horror/thriller fare continues to rise in the global marketplace, Lightning Entertainment has bolstered its offerings in the space, acquiring international sales rights to two highly sought-after titles, “Indigenous” and “Dark House,” which will debut in Cannes. The announcement was made today by Lightning Entertainment’s Evp & General Manager Ken DuBow.

“It is clear that movies in the horror/thriller genre continue to elicit the most enthusiasm among movie going audiences worldwide and it’s our job to help meet the needs of distributors looking to build a pipeline of strong commercial offerings,” said Lightning sales and acquisitions consultant Richard S. Guardian.

Lightning Entertainment has boosted its Croisette credentials with two news titles, Indigenous and Dark House.

Victor Salva of Jeepers Creepers and Peaceful Warrior fame directs Dark House, about a young man who must confront a horrifying force to unravel the mystery of his psychic gift.

Tobin Bell from the Saw franchise stars alongside Luke Kleintank and Zack Ward. Dark House will screen in the Cannes market.

Alastair Orr directed Tribeca premiere Indigenous (pictured) starring Pierson Fode, Lindsey McKeon, Sofia Pernas and Jaime Anderson.

The monster film shot in Panama and follows a group of holidaymakers who defy local warnings as they go in search of a waterfall.

Lightning svp Joseph Dickstein negotiated the deal for Dark House with Paradigm’s Meghan Oliver and for Indigenous with Xyz’s Nick Bolton.

Lightning Entertainment’s evp and general manager Ken DuBow made the announcement.

Victor Salva has experienced his highs and lows, spanning a career including Clownhouse, Jeepers Creepers, and some other movies about albinos and such – but just when you thought a trip down Rosewood Lane was the worst Salva could do, he found shelter in Dark House. Personally, I believe Jeepers Creepers was a bit of a lucky victory, as Salva absolutely tries to recreate that same independent horror vibe, but as axe-wielding lunatics run on all fours, chasing our group of house hunting victims, Salva’s latest attempt becomes sillier and sillier. Casting Tobin Bell might bring horror credibility in some circles, but not even Jigsaw could save this ridiculous bit of realty horror – and no, that’s not just because of the house’s price. I guess it’s never a good sign when you can describe a film as a “fixer upper.”

Nick De Santo (Luke Kleintank) never knew his father,...

Even though "The Walking Dead" has wrapped up another season, there's still a whole lot for horror fans to watch on TV this week, including new episodes of "Bates Motel" and "Hannibal."

If that's not enough for ya, then you may be interested in Wednesday night's episode of "Criminal Minds," which is jam-packed with familiar faces. Read on for details!

From the Press Release

Horror stalwarts Adrienne Barbeau (The Fog, Creepshow), Tobin Bell (Saw series, Dark House), and Bill Oberst, Jr. (Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies, Take This Lollipop), are guest starring in an episode of “Criminal Minds,” entitled “Blood Relations.” This episode premieres Wednesday, April 2nd, at 9pm on the CBS Television Network. Series star Matthew Gray Gubler directed the episode, which was written by “Criminal Minds” producer Breen Frazier.

The official episode synopsis from CBS reads: "When two murder victims are found in a backwoods community in West Virginia,...

How am I the only one who thinks this is a bad idea?

There's a pretty good movie that you've probably heard of called The Dead Zone (1983).  It was a movie from David Cronenberg based on a Stephen King book where a man could see someone's future just by touching them.  This lead the character on a battle against fate.  Dark House (2014) is about Nick Di Santo (Luke Kleintank) who touches people and knows how they will die (if it's gruesome enough).  After his lunatic mother dies, Nick is bequeathed a house, a house he's been drawing all of his life.  So, with his subtly named pregnant girlfriend Eve (Alex McKenna) and buddy Ryan (Anthony Rey Perez), Nick goes in search of his ancestral home.  Once they get in the neighborhood, they run in to Scut Farkus (Zack Ward)--who has changed his name to Chris and become a geological...

Dark House (2014) Video Movie Review, a film directed by Victor Salva and starring Luke Kleintank, Alex McKenna, Anthony Rey Perez, Zack Ward, Lacey Anzelc, Ethan S. Smith, Lesley-Anne Down, and Tobin Bell. Dark House‘s plot synopsis: “The film tells the story of Nick Di Santo, who is tormented by his ability to [...]

Continue reading: Video Movie Review: Dark House (2014): Goofy, Fun, Occasionally Insane...

In this exclusive clip from Dark House, the new film from Victor Salva (Jeepers Creepers), five friends are traveling in a van... with no cell phone service... and a stranger appears as if from nowhere. With Victor Salva at the helm, you can be certain that this will turn out less like Scooby-Doo and more like Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

Dark House is a thrilling and horrifying road trip, full of twists and brutal surprises; a suspenseful thriller about a young man and a chilling old house that has survived decades, awaiting the return of its prodigal son… a house that can escalate Nick’s gift to see death before it happens, but holds within its walls the origins of a dark family legacy so horrible it may have already reached out to Nick’s unborn child.

Dark House is currently playing in New York and Los Angeles. It will open...

Dark House (2014) Victor Salva has only directed one movie that I’ve thoroughly enjoyed — that would be “Jeepers Creepers,” in case you’re wondering — which is why I didn’t go into his 2014 effort “Dark House” (aka “Haunted”) with any huge expectations. While the flick isn’t anything overly original or deeply fascinating — a young man discovers that he’s the owner of a creepy old house in the middle of nowhere — it’s certainly a solid way to pass the time while you’re waiting for another motion picture to come along. Salva has put together a nifty little B-movie that hits a fair number of strong chords, assuming you can get past some questionable performances and a ton of wonky scripting. The twist in the third act was a little surprising and enjoyably gory, though it does little to help you forget some of the inherent goofiness found...

The director of the Jeepers Creepers franchise, Victor Salva, has teamed up with Saw's Tobin Bell for Dark House, a tale about a father who travels to a seemingly abandoned mansion in order to learn about his son’s dark psychic gifts.

Instead, Bell’s character, Seth, a mysterious woodsman, leaves them wrapped up in a journey about the true nature of fate.

Tobin Bell was kind enough to speak with us about his long and fascinating career and why he was drawn to the themes found inside the Dark House.

DC: I know you’ve been interviewed quite a bit in the past by guys like me about your experiences in the horror genre, but I would love to talk about your entire career and your time in New York. How did you first get your start in the business?

TB: Alan Parker hired me to do Mississippi Burning...

Formerly titled Haunted, Victor Salva's Dark House has opened up its creaky doors, and we have an exclusive clip that may or may not help you decide whether or not to walk on in! Check it out!

The horror-suspense feature Dark House, starring the iconic Tobin Bell (Saw), began its day-and-date roll-out on March 11th via Cinedigm in North America across cable, VOD, Blu-ray Disc, and DVD. Paladin will release the movie in New York and Los Angeles on March 14 with additional markets to follow.

Dark House, which follows the terrifying road trip of a young man in search of his dark past, is the freshman effort of La-based Charles Agron Productions. It is directed by Victor Salva, who co-wrote the script with producer Charles Agron, based on a story by Agron. In addition to producing the film and co-writing with Salva, Agron plays a lead role.

Along with Bell,...

Dark House is one nutty horror movie, but what's crazier still is how well it works — until it doesn't.

Nick (an excellent Luke Kleintank), 23, has a psychic power that gives him visions of how certain people will die. Desperate to understand its source, Nick begins an ancestral search that leads him, with his best friend (Anthony Rey Perez) and very pregnant girlfriend (Alex McKenna) in tow, to the deep woods of Mississippi, and a deserted gothic mansion guarded by hunched-over, stringy-haired, ax-wielding ghosts.

The house, by the way, may exist in an alternate dimension, and there appears to be a monster in the walls. Writer-director Victor Salva (Powder, Jeepers Creepers) and his co-writer, newcomer Charles Agron, throw in more plot point...

Stars: Luke Kleintank, Tobin Bell, Alex McKenna, Anthony Rey Perez, Zack Ward, Lacey Anzelc, Ethan S. Smith, Lesley-Anne Down, Charles Agron, Daniel Ross Owens, Max Gail, Patricia Belcher | Written by Victor Salva, Charles Agron | Directed by Victor Salva

As a fan of the Jeepers Creepers movies I’m always interested in what Victor Salva will come up with next, and this can be a good and bad thing. Dark House is his latest movie which he directs and co-wrote the screenplay for and I have to admit that it is an interesting film, if you are a fan of Supernatural or shows like it that focus on a fairly lightweight battle between good and evil. With Tobin Bell starring, Dark House is also is likely to pull in some of the Saw fans too.

Nick Di Santo (Luke Kleintank) is a man with a gift, he’s able to see...

Dark House aka Haunted is a haunted house film that will be released on VOD BlurayDVD on March 11 2014. The film will also play in select New York and Los Angeles theaters on March 14 2014. Check out the brand new trailer below. Dark House is Rated R for horror violence and language. The film is directed by Victor Salva (Jeepers Creepers) and stars Tobin Bell best know for his role in Saw.

An official trailer for Dark House has been released. This film, from notorious director Victor Salva (Jeepers Creepers), will move to home video formats March 11th, 2014. And, the tale of Dark House deals with a man with clairvoyant abilities. The films stars Tobin Bell (Saw), Zack Ward (Transformers) and Luke Kleintank. For more on the story, Nick Di Santo (Kleintank) can see into the future. A foreseer, Nick knows when and how people will die. This protagonist visits his mother in an asylum, only to learn that his long lost father is still alive. Soon, Nick finds his dad in an abandoned mansion, which houses a dark and mysterious force. Horror fans are encouraged to take a look at the trailer for Dark House below. Actor Tobin Bell is figured prominently as Seth. Several other axe wielding characters look to add to their body count. More details on the launch...

Talk about a swinging good time. An ax swinging good time, anyway, heh. Check out the first trailer for “Powder” and “Jeepers Creepers” director Victor Salva’s latest, “Dark House.” Personally I’m still waiting for “Jeepers Creepers 3.” I don’t know what it is about that series, but I really like it. The third movie has been announced seemingly ages ago, but apparently Salva has been working on other films first, like “Dark House.” Not sure why, since I would imagine “Jeepers Creepers” is where the money is, being an established horror franchise and all. Dark House is a thrilling and horrifying road trip, full of twists and brutal surprises; a suspenseful thriller about a young man and a chilling old house that has survived decades, awaiting the return of its prodigal son… a house that can escalate Nick’s gift to see death before it happens, but holds...

Here's a trailer for a new horror thriller coming out called Dark House. It stars Tobin Bell (Saw) and it was directed Victor Salva. The director has made some decent film in his career such as Jeepers Creepers, Clownhouse, and even the movie Powder. I liked the Jeepers Creepers films, but this new film doesn't look like it lives up to his past work. I enjoy watching all kinds of horror films, so I'll definitely give the movie a chance though. 

The story is described as "a thrilling and horrifying road trip, full of twists and brutal surprises; a suspenseful thriller about a young man and a chilling old house that has survived decades, awaiting the return of its prodigal son... a house that can escalate Nick's gift to see death before it happens, but holds within its walls the origins of a dark family legacy so horrible it may...

Today we have the trailer for the upcoming "Dark House" horror thriller that's directed by "Jeepers Creepers" helmer Victor Salva and stars Tobin Bell (Saw). Check it out below. Plot: A suspenseful thriller about a young man and a chilling old house that has survived decades, awaiting the return of its prodigal son... A house that can escalate Nick's gift to see death before it happens, but holds within its walls the origins of a dark family legacy so horrible it may have already reached out to Nick's unborn child. The new movie co-stars Luke Kleintank, Alex McKenna, Zack Ward, Lesley-Anne Down, and is set to hit NY an La theaters on March 14th. Trailer:...

It might not sound like much of a compliment to compare an independent horror movie to the long-running TV series Supernatural -- but it's not meant as an insult either. The certifiably strange new horror flick Dark House throws all sorts of old-fashioned genre tropes into a blender, including a few ingredients it they probably didn't need, and tops itself off with some new-fangled gore, gristle, and occult-style mayhem. Basically there's a lot going on in Victor Salva's Dark House, and at least 70% of it is fun stuff.

  It's the old Jeepers Creepers director back with another scary tale, and while a good portion of Dark House feels like the second episode of a TV series (again, a lot like the earnestly goofy but sometimes suitably creepy Supernatural), it's safe to say that Dark House is most assuredly a "mixed bag" proposition; when the flick works, it works well.

Dark House is a thrilling and horrifying road trip, full of twists and brutal surprises; a suspenseful thriller about a young man and a chilling old house that has survived decades, awaiting the return of its prodigal son... A house that can escalate Nick's gift to see death before it happens, but holds within its walls the origins of a dark family legacy so horrible it may have already reached out to Nick's unborn child. Check out the first trailer, featuring Tobin Bell from the legendary Saw franchise.

Dark House comes to theaters March 14th, 2014 and stars Tobin Bell, Luke Kleintank, Alex McKenna, Zack Ward, Ethan S. Smith, Lesley-Anne Down, Daniel Ross, Max Gail. The film is directed by Victor Salva.

"Up until about an hour ago I didn't know this house existed...!" Our friends at ShockTillYouDrop have debuted a trailer for a new indie horror film called Dark House, starring Tobin Bell who you might know as Jigsaw from the Saw series. However, the main focus is on a kid named Nick Di Santo, played by Luke Kleintank, who is haunted by the ability to touch someone and see exactly how they will die. The film is directed by Victor Salva, of Jeepers Creepers 1 & 2, Rites of Passage, Clownhouse, that one film Powder. I'm not sure this lives up to his past work, but it doesn't look too bad. The trailer may seem tame at first, but the action ramps up in the second half with lots of axe violence. In select theaters March for horror lovers. Watch the official trailer for Victor Salva's horror Dark House, debuted by ShockTillYouDrop:...

ComingSoon.net's ShockTillYouDrop.com has your exclusive first look at the trailer for horror-thriller Dark House , starring Tobin Bell, Luke Kleintank, Alex McKenna, Zack Ward and Lesley-Anne Down. Dark House is a thrilling and horrifying road trip, full of twists and brutal surprises; a suspenseful thriller about a young man and a chilling old house that has survived decades, awaiting the return of its prodigal son. a house that can escalate Nick's gift to see death before it happens, but holds within its walls the origins of a dark family legacy so horrible it may have already reached out to Nick's unborn child. The film will be released in New York and Los Angeles on March 14th (with additional markets to follow), and will be available on cable, VOD, Blu-ray Disc and DVD...

Horror fans know director Victor Salva as the madman behind Jeepers Creepers. He is back with a new vision of terror, Dark House - and Fearnet wants you to attend the world premiere!

The screening will take place Tuesday, March 4th, at 8pm at the Harmony Gold Theater in Hollywood. The screening will be followed by a Q&A (moderated by Me!) with filmmaker and cast.  To attend, please email darkhouse@submarinenyc.com by Monday, March 3rd with your name, whether you require a +1, and that Fearnet invited you. You Must RSVP to be admitted to the screening. Admission not guaranteed unless confirmed.

Dark House is a suspenseful thriller about a young man and a chilling old house that has survived decades, awaiting the return of its prodigal son. Tobin Bell (the Saw franchise), and Luke Kleintank (Pretty Little Liars) star.

We return with another edition of the Indie Spotlight, highlighting recent independent horror news sent our way. Today’s feature includes an exclusive clip from the film, The Case of Mary Ford, first details on The Three starring Lew Temple from The Walking Dead, a new candle line from Horror Decor, a review of The Poisoning and The Returned, a Q&A with artist Naisa Gomez, and much more:

Exclusive Clip from The Case of Mary Ford: “Greece, 1910. Maria (Tamar Karabetyan) is a young Greek girl in a fishing village on the Black Sea. The village match maker betroths her to a young fisherman Adonis (Branko Tomovic), who is in partnership with the true object of Maria’s affection, Giorgos (Yannis Stankoglou). One stormy night Giorgos and Adonis’s boat capsizes and Adonis is lost at sea. With no source of income Giorgos sets of for America promising Maria he will return for her.

The horror-suspense feature Dark House, starring the iconic Tobin Bell (“Saw”), begins its day-and-date roll-out in March. Paladin will release the movie in New York and Los Angeles on March 14, with additional markets to follow. On March 11, Cinedigm launches the film in North American across cable, VOD, Blu-ray Disc and DVD.

Dark House, which follows the terrifying road trip of a young man in search of his dark past, is the freshman effort of La-based Charles Agron Productions. The company, which expects to announce an international distribution deal in coming days, is also in early stages of pre-production on a second horror title, “Monday at 11:01Am.”

Dark House is directed by Victor Salva, a genre favorite whose two “Jeepers Creepers” films broke box-office records and are seminal in the horror canon. Salva co-wrote the script with producer Charles Agron, based on a story by Agron.

Headlining the cast is Tobin Bell.

Formerly titled Haunted, Victor Salva's Dark House is set to open up its creaky doors in less than a month, and a very familiar face will be found on the other side. Step inside for full details!

From the Press Release

The horror-suspense feature Dark House, starring the iconic Tobin Bell (Saw), begins its day-and-date roll-out in March.

On March 11 Cinedigm launches the film in North America across cable, VOD, Blu-ray Disc, and DVD. Paladin will release the movie in New York and Los Angeles on March 14 with additional markets to follow.

Dark House, which follows the terrifying road trip of a young man in search of his dark past, is the freshman effort of La-based Charles Agron Productions. The company, which expects to announce an international distribution deal in coming days, is also in early stages of pre-production on a second horror title, Monday at 11:01 Am.

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Victor Salva’s horror thriller starring Tobin Bell will open theatrically through Paladin in New York and Los Angeles on March 14 with additional markets to follow.

Cinedigm is on board to launch the film in North America across cable, VOD, Blu-ray and DVD on March 11.

Dark House follows a prodigal son’s journey back to the heart of his family’s sinister past and marks the first film from Los Angeles-based Charles Agron Productions.

Luke Kleintank, Alex McKenna, Zack Ward and Lesley-Anne Down round out the key cast.

Producer Charles Agron expects to announce an international distribution deal shortly and is in the early stages of pre-production on horror title Monday At 11:01Am.

Salva directed the Jeepers Creepers films and co-wrote the Dark House screenplay with Agron based on a story by Agron.

Agron, Paradigm and attorney Leigh Leshner brokered the distribution deals with Mark Urman for Paladin and director of acquisitions Kristin Harris for Cinedigm...

Haunting New Thriller From The Director Of Jeepers Creepers And Starring Tobin Bell Comes To Home Entertainment Platforms March 11

Famed horror director Victor Salva (Jeepers Creepers trilogy) returns in the blood-curdling new film starring Tobin Bell (Saw franchise), Dark House, terrifying audiences on cable VOD, Blu-ray Disc and DVD March 11.

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