What starts out as a routine job turns out to be a journey of self-discovery in this exciting faith-based heist film from indie filmmaker Eric Etebari. John Thomas is a man who does not care about church but goes out of respect for his wife Anna. Ten years ago, John’s best friend Martin disappeared in […]Read Post ›
Witchblade‘s Yancy Butler and David Chokachi are reuniting and this time, they are going on an Emerald Run in the trailer for this upcoming indie action thriller. An ensemble cast leads the way in this film, in which John Thomas (Chokachi) ventures on a desert excursion orchestrated by his questionably righteous father in law. Though […]Read Post ›
The Asian Hawk is back in the sequel to the film that nearly killed him, and once again, viewers are in for a wild ride as Chan now has some new partners who provide more comic relief than any reliance. Jackie, the mercenary known as the Asian Hawk, has begun working for Bannon, an artifact […]Read Post ›
In this corner…a hair metal band on the verge of a comeback. In this corner, giant ants! Yes, that’s what we see in the trailer to the upcoming horror-comedy Dead Ant, written and directed by Ron Carlson. The film will make its debut at this year’s Screamfest, which will take place at the TCL Chinese Theater in […]Read Post ›
The late Wes Craven had unleashed a great horror classic with The Hills Have Eyes in 1977. It is somewhat hard to believe, but living proof that not everyone can make good films, as this sequel is a far cry from being close to the original. During a psychiatry session, Bobby Carter, who survived a […]Read Post ›
The late horror master Wes Craven unleashed this unrelenting look at survival that was influenced by a notorious 15th century Scottish family and a classic horror film made just three years prior to this film. Heading to California, the extended Carter family plan to celebrate the 25th anniversary of retired cop Bob and his wife […]Read Post ›
