News

Exclusive: Crunchyroll has tapped Nichole Sakura (Superstore) for the title role in the English-language dub of their acclaimed animated feature Suzume, which in addition to the original subtitled version, debuts in theaters in Australia and New Zealand on April 13, coming to the U.S., Canada, the UK and Ireland the following day.

Related Story New DreamWorks Film ‘Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken’ Casts Lana Condor, Toni Collette, Jane Fonda, Colman Domingo, Annie Murphy & More Related Story MGM's 'Creed III' $58M+ Franchise Record Opening A Gamechanger For Amazon Studios – Sunday Box Office Related Story Anime Awards: 'Cyberpunk: Edgerunners' Scores Top Prize; Three Others Lead With Six Wins Each – Full List

Others cast in the pic from decorated Japanese filmmaker Makoto Shinkai (Weathering with You), which bowed in Japan in November, include Josh Keaton, Jennifer Sun Bell, Joe Zieja, Rosalie Chang, Amanda C. Miller, Mela Lee and Cam Clarke. Bill Millsap...

To Your Last Death Trailer — Jason Axinn‘s To Your Last Death (2019) movie trailer has been released by Quiver Distribution. Co-produced by Mem Ferda, To Your Last Death stars Morena Baccarin, William Shatner, Ray Wise, Bill Moseley, Benjamin Siemon, Florence Hartigan, Dani Lennon, Mark Whitten, Bill Millsap, Tom Lommel, and Steve Geiger. Crew Jim Cirile [...]

Continue reading: To Your Last Death (2019) Movie Trailer: Co-produced by Mem Ferda, Dani Lennon is caught in Morena Baccarin’s Twisted Game...

Things are about to get bloody. William Shatner narrates the trailer for the new animated film “To Your Last Death,” and his calm and alluring tone of voice will be of just a little comfort for the hyper-violence on display.

The trailer for the “Archer”-style animated film features some twisted, “Saw”-style death traps, brutal attacks with swords, axes, chainsaws and syringes, a woman falling to her death in a spike-filled pit, and even a guy walking around with his brain sliced open.

“Hell is empty, and the devils are here,” Shatner says in a whisper in the trailer.

Also Read: How 'Twilight Zone' Pays Homage to That Classic William Shatner Episode Without Being a Copy

“To Your Last Death” is a time-jumping revenge thriller that resembles what would be a particularly nasty episode of “Archer,” and it fittingly made its world premiere on Aug. 23 at Frightfest UK.

The...

We have added a set pictures from the event 2014 Screamfest Horror Film Festival – ‘Lost After Dark’ Screening. Guests included Jonathan Higgins and Jessica Cameron, Michelle Romano, Jessica Cameron and Jonathan Higgins, David Lipper, Tysha Williams, Herman Town and Amie Zimmerman, Alexander Calvert, Jessica Cameron, Michelle Romano and David Lipper, Ian Kessner, Alexander Calvert and Ian Kessner, Ian Kessner and Michelle Romano, Bill Millsap and Jessica Cameron, David Lipper and Alexander Calvert, Angelica Maria, Herman Town, Ian Kessner and Angelica Maria, Lina O’Connor and Ian Kessner, Andrew Saxsma, Mark Critten and Michelle Romano, , ysha Williams, Andrew Saxsma and […]...

With filmmaker Sean Cain having recently wrapped his "sorority girls vs. dinosaurs" flick Jurassic Block, we sat down to chat with the affable writer and director regarding the project. Read on for more, including several stills and a look behind the scenes!

Written and directed by Cain (whose previous genre features include Silent Night, Zombie Night and Breath of Hate), Jurassic Block is produced by Anthony Fankhuaser and J.J. Kim, with FX by Joseph Lawson. It stars Ray Wise (Jeepers Creepers 2), Kevin Gage (Heat), Robert Lasardo (Death Race), Vernon Wells (The Road Warrior), Dana Melanie, Kayla Carlyle, Jack Forcinito (Silent Night, Zombie Night), Sofia Mattsson, Monique Parent, Timothy Muskatell, Vanessa Johnston and Bill Millsap (“Hatfields & McCoys”).

“Originally it was a much different concept,” Cain told us of the beginnings of Jurassic Block. “I had pitched the producers initially with my idea of basically combining [the premises of] Attack the Block with The Raid Redemption.

Held Thursday, May 2nd, in Hollywood, CA, the Dread Central co-sponsored private industry screening of Steven R. Monroe’s Monika was a resounding success. Read on for photos from the carpet and a few comments from star and co-executive producer Cerina Vincent.

In attendance at the event held at The Lot/Audio Head (in addition to the free-flowing wine from Sarzotti Vineyard) were Vincent (Cabin Fever) and writer/director/producer Monroe as well as MoniKa co-stars Jason Wiles ("Third Watch") and Daytime Emmy nominee and winner Jeff Branson ("Guiding Light," I Spit on Your Grave) and the film's executive producer Aaron Hofmann. Other industry appearances included Shaun Menzie (The Victorville Massacre), Bill Millsap (Jurassic Block), Barbara Nedeljakova (Hostel, Isle of Dogs), Carlee Baker (The Woman), Ryan Dillon (Littlerock) and producer Clinton H. Wallace (Blue Dream).

Prior to the screening and subsequent enthusiastic response to the stylized revenge/thriller (which is...

This past Saturday (10/20) this writer, along with actresses Natalie Victoria (DeadHeads) and Carlee Baker (The Woman)' made the drive from Hollywood to Temecula, CA, to participate in Run For Your Lives, a zombie-infested 5K obstacle course race and lived to tell about it.

Read on for photos and more!

A national phenomenon, this past weekend’s Run For Your Lives event was set up at Vail Lake, Temecula, and in addition to the well-organized race, it included live bands, food and alchohol vendors and a Wrong Turn 5: Bloodlines booth (the film streets tomorrow, 10/23, on DVD and Blu-ray via Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment), where filmmaker Declan O’Brien spent some time signing materials after completing his heat (no lie, I had to talk him into the former, and as it turned out, he was happy I did).

So how does Run For Your Lives work? It’s pretty straightforward.

In continuing with our historic support of independent filmmaking, Dread hit the set of director John Michael Elfers' Kiss before the Slaughter earlier this month in the deserts of southern California, and now thusly delivers to you an extensive gallery from the shoot, as well as word on the status of the gritty and subversive Fire Trial Films’ project. Read on!

Elfers, whose previous feature horror flick Finale racked up globally a plethora of festival awards before acquiring DVD and VOD distribution (via Image Entertainment) has joined forces once again with that film’s co-conspirators Michael Elkin (who produces) and R. Stevens Harris (behind the camera), as well as new allies Denesa Chan (actress and producer) and director of photography Mario Contini, in order to deliver his ambitious vision.

Voted onto the ‘Blood List’ of 2010 (an industry insider list of the top not-yet-produced horror scripts in Hollywood), Kiss Before...

While co-hosting (with festival head Rachel Belofsky and Jonna Jackson) last week’s Screamfest La mixer at Te’Kila and 504 on Hollywood Boulevard (in attendance were horror movers and shakers John Skipp, F. Javier Gutiérrez, Stephen Goldmann, John Michael Elfers, Drina Durazo and more), I caught up with Re-Animator filmmaker Stuart Gordon in order to discuss his current projects as well as the currently previewing play Re-Animator – The Musical.

Opening on March 5th at the Steve Allen Theatre in Hollywood, CA, the stage musical incarnation of Gordon’s 1985 filmic hit (both of which center around Dr. Herbert West, a medical student obsessed with reanimating the dead) runs Friday through Saturday nights through March 27, and Gordon told us of the play over a cocktail amid the boisterous din, “Audiences seem to really like it, which is great! We’re previewing all weekend, and those nights are already sold out, which is a wonderful thing.

This past Sunday, October 24th, Jillian’s Hi-Life at Universal City was the place to be as the lovely Dread Central Horror Starlets, a fundraising team assembled by DC’s own Sean Decker, helped support women battling breast cancer who face financial hardships due to increasing medical expenses associated with their treatments through the Busted Foundation.

The Dread Central Horror Starlets bowling team featured some of horror’s newest scream queens, as well as a few more well-known ladies, including Sarah Butler (I Spit on Your Grave), Ashlynn Yennie (The Human Centipede), Carlee Baker (Wicked Lake), Tracy Coogan (Dark Woods), Gabby West (the upcoming Saw 3D), and Micheline Pitt (of Pin Up Girl Clothing).

The Horror Starlets team cheerleader Brooke Lewis (iMurders) came out for the big night to give the ladies some encouragement and writer/director Tim Sullivan (2001 Maniacs: Field of Screams) was on hand to chat with...

Breasts: we all love’ em. What better way to show your love for breasts than to

help fight breast cancer?

Sponsor The Horror Starlets In Bowling For Boobies

For the last couple of years, Sean Decker of DreadCentral.com has been involved directly with Bowling for

Boobies (a non-profit fundraiser which provides monetary assistance to L.A.

women who are experiencing financial challenges as the result of fighting and

living with breast cancer). It’s been a vastly rewarding experience, as the

money Bfb generates goes directly to someone struggling with this deadly

disease (and not some ambiguous reasearch society).

This year, they are at it again, with the 5th Annual Bowling for Boobies, which

culminates on October 27th in Los Angeles at Jillian’s Hi-Life at Universal

City Walk with a red carpet, followed by an evening of bowling. The Go-Go’s

Jane Wiedlin will be on hand to...

Hmmmm...boobs! What better way to celebrate boobs than by supporting the annual "Bowling for Boobies" fundraiser that kicks off this October 27th? Sponsored by Sean Decker from DreadCentral.com the focus of this charity event is in supporting women with breast cancer and the financial struggles that are often associated with fighting cancer. A first rate charity with a first rate cast of supporters several horror icons will be there at the Universal City Walk including: Tracy Coogan (Zombie Honeymoon 2), Brooke Lewis (IMurders), and Bill Millsap. Have a look at a full list of actors and actresses attending the "Bowling for Boobies" charity event inside.

Brooke Lewis (IMurders, Kinky Killers -Seen left),

Bill Millsap (Experienced Voice Actor),

Carlee Baker (Wicked Lake, Alluvial),

Heather Snell (The Poughkeepsie Tapes),

Tracy Coogan (Dark Woods, Zombie Honeymoon -Seen left),

Eve Mauro (The Steam Experiment).

With writer/director Sean Cain’s Silent Night, Zombie Night having wrapped this past Sunday, we thought we’d bring you some exclusive photos from earlier in the production (see ’em below), as well as word on the status of the Velvet Hammer Films opus (which we last reported on here). Cain added two pickup days to the Mary Laurie-executive produced film, and tells us, “Principal members of the production team wanted to see a couple of sequences feature more carnage, and because I’m never against throwing in more zombie head shots, I agreed.”

On hand for the March 15 late-night Burbank, CA shoot was 1313Fx man Tom Devlin, who transformed actors including Wicked Lake’s Luke Thompson, Doug Jones (an La film journalist, not the Hellboy co-star) and Tim Muskatell, among others, into members of the walking dead who crash a backyard party, much to the dismay of the attendees.