Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is a 2014 American science fiction film directed by Matt Reeves and starring Andy Serkis, Gary Oldman, Jason Clarke, and Keri Russell. It is the sequel to the 2011 film Rise of the Planet of the Apes, which began 20th Century Fox’s reboot of the original Planet of the Apes series. It is the eighth film in the franchise. The film is scheduled for release on July 11, 2014.

Plot:

A growing nation of genetically evolved apes led by Caesar is threatened by a band of human survivors of the devastating virus unleashed a decade earlier. They reach a fragile peace, but it proves short-lived, as both sides are brought to the brink of a war that will determine who will emerge as Earth’s dominant species...

Humans

• Jason Clarke as Malcolm
• Gary Oldman as Dreyfus
• Keri Russell as Ellie
• Kodi Smit-McPhee as Malcolm’s son
• Jocko Sims as Werner
• Kirk Acevedo as Carver
• Kevin Rankin as McVeigh
• Keir O’Donnell as Finney
• J. D. Evermore as Sniper

Apes

• Andy Serkis as Caesar
• Judy Greer as Cornelia
• Terry Notary as Rocket
• Karin Konoval as Maurice
• Toby Kebbell as Koba
• Doc Shaw as Ash

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Camp Dread  (formerly known as Dead TV) is an American horror film written and directed by Harrison Smith (6 Degrees of Hell, Zombie Killers: Elephant’s Graveyard). It stars Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight), Danielle Harris (Halloween, Stake Land, Hatchet II), Felissa Rose, Kyle Patrick Brennan (6 Degrees of Hell), Ashley Caspermeyer (The Bates Haunting), Nicole Cinaglia (Hallows’ Eve), Apryl Crowell (Dracula’s War), Brian Gallagher, Gnomi Gre, Alexander Mandell, Montana Marks, Angel Anthony Marrero, Susan Moses, Joe Raffa.

The film is released by Image Entertainment in the North America  on April 15 and the UK on June 2.

Plot:

The “Summer Camp” horror trilogy was one of the most popular franchises of the 1980s. However, the decade ended and so did director/writer Julian Barrett’s career. Now Barrett has a plan to resurrect “Summer Camp” in a modern reboot that entails using a reality show as its template and source of fundraising. Should it succeed Barrett would once again be at the helm. Bringing together an eclectic group of young “contestants” as well as his former stars Rachel Steele and John Hill, Barrett seems to have put together a sure fire recipe for success. Then people start dying. For real. And “elimination” takes on a whole new meaning as “Dead.tv” clearly shows the slasher film has grown up…

Reviews:

“ … campfire horror done right. Like Friday the 13th (and unlike most of its predecessors) it’s filled with likable assholes who meet their demise in an extremely gory fashion. Monsterman’s Cleve Hall supplies the over the top and visceral gore which echoes back to Savini’s more tactile kills from the first F13 and The Burning. Though the twist is modern, there’s a lot of old school slasher goodness at play at Camp Dread!” Ambush Bug, Ain’t It Cool News

“Camp Dread goes through the beats of a typical slasher, but what’s interesting is that Barrett’s true intentions remain cloudy throughout all the impaling and throat gashing. Does this prick expect to sell this as a “Summer Camp” reboot when kids are dying for real on camera? Does he even know they’re really dying? Who put up the million dollar prize money? All this shit keeps you guessing until the final minutes. Unfortunately, I didn’t find the 88 minutes leading up the revelations to be all that interesting or entertaining.” Patrick-Cooper, Bloody Disgusting

“With names like Danielle Harris, Felissa Rose, and Eric Roberts attached to a film, one would naturally expect some pretty great performances. Surprisingly though, the best acting was done by the lesser known stars who made up the group of unsuspecting youths. With the exception of one or so deliveries, everyone seemed rather natural, making for a better viewing experience, overall.” Frank Fulci, Repulsive Reviews

“In the end the kills are too modest, the gore is almost non-existent, the dialogue is ridiculous and the direction is amateur. We even get an overtly obvious red herring killer-who’s-not-the-killer. This is a lot of genre cliches packed into one and half hour’s of patience-thinning substandard horror.” Ryan Larson, Shock Till You Drop

“Gorehounds, take note:  there are some very nice goodies waiting for you here (practical effects, guys!); granted, with the aforementioned character development, it takes a bit to get to it, but it’s made all the more valuable once you get there.  I have to say, this flick has oneparticular kill scene that I’ve never seen before; and at no time does the grue disappoint.” Andrew Thompson, Legless Corpse

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Vampyres (aka Las Hijas de Drácula) is a 2014 Spanish horror feature film remake of the 1974 British cult movie of the same title. Produced by Artistic Metropol, the screenplay is by José Larraz (director of the original) and and Víctor Matellano. Larraz worked on the project before he sadly  died last year so Matellano has taken over directorial duties. The film stars Caroline Munro (Dracula A.D. 1972, Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter, At the Earth’s Core), Anthony Rots, Veronica Bacorn, Alina Nastase, Luis Hacha, Marta Flich, Almudena Léon. Joining them will classic stars of Spanish horror such as Lone Fleming, Antonio Mayans, May Heatherly and Conrado San Martín.

FX are being coordinated by Colin Arthur (The Never Ending Story) who was in charge of FX in the original film.

Space Station Nerva have posted the first on set pics of Caroline Munro

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The Drownsman is a 2014 Canadian horror film directed by Chad Archibald from a screenplay by himself and Cody Calahan (Antisocial). It stars Michelle Mylett, Caroline Korycki, Gemma Bird Matheson, Sydney Kondruss, Clare Bastable, Ry Barrett. The film will have its first showing at this year’s Cannes Film Festival market.

Press Release:

‘After almost drowning in a lake, Madison finds herself bound to a life of fear. Unable to describe what happened to her during the moments she was underwater, Madison begins to develop hydrophobia: an abnormal fear of water. Crippled by her post trauma, Madison attempts to shut out the world around her but, her fear intensifies when she begins to be haunted by the vision of an evil figure. After watching her struggle for over a year, Madison’s four friends stage an intervention in a desperate attempt to help. In doing so, they accidentally open a floodgate to a dark place where none of them are safe. As Madison and her friends dive deeper into the dark history of the evil that haunts them, they’re dragged one by one to a horrifying place where they may never return.

“We set out to make a film that created a new supernatural villain like the classic horror films of Clive Barker and Wes Craven, something that has become rare in the horror industry over the last decade,” explains writer/director Chad Archibald. “Similar to Freddy Kruger, Michael Myers, Pinhead and Jason Voorhees, we wanted to create a villain with a rich history and a juicy hook that could make an appearance in a few viewers nightmares.”

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Halloween Hell is a 2014 American comedy horror film produced by Herb Linsey and written and directed by Ed Hunt (Bloody Birthday, The Brain). It stars Eric Roberts (Zombie Dream, Camp Dread), Sam Aotaki, Evan Bittencourt, Lola Klimenteva, Steve Turner, Elizabeth Peterson, Paul Stanko, Andre L. Walker, Christina Trevizo, Lili Lev.

The film is currently in production and aiming for a Halloween 2014 release date.

Plot:

A pay-per-view reality TV show hosted by a delusional psychopath who believes himself to be Count Dracula (Roberts) is offering six young people (three males, three females) $100,000 each to spend Halloween in the room with a Devil Doll that reportedly contains a demonic presence straight from Hell. The audience have the option of betting on which horrific outcomes may occur in the room. Of course, things go wrong, as the cursed item awakens the demon during the full moon and the carnage is all captured on camera…

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Sonno Profondo (aka Deep Sleep) is a 2013 Argentinian neo-giallo horror film produced by Nicolás Oretti and written, directed and scored by Luciano Oretti.

U.S. distributors BrinkVision has announced plans for VOD, as well as Limited Edition DVD and VHS, although no date is confirmed.

Plot:

The 1970s: A young woman is murdered by an unidentified assailant. Having committed the murder, the mystery killer – who is still traumatised by his childhood memories – receives a mysterious envelope slipped under his door. The hunter becomes the prey when he finds out that the envelope contains photos that show him killing the his female victim…

Reviews:

“Lo-fi, ambitious and hypnotic, the film is certainly meant for those with giallo-inclined taste and previous experience. Sonno Profondo unfolds largely from the killer’s POV (though it’s not found footage), giving a sort of constricting tunnel vision feel. This is heavy, specific style and it wants you to strap in.” Samuel Zimmermann, Fangoria

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Autumn Moon is a 2014 American horror film directed by Randy Fabert from a screenplay by Michael Spivey and Randy Fabert.

The project is currently raising funds via Kickstarter

Cast:  Bill Oberst Jr.(Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies, Children of Sorrow), Lynn Lowry (I Drink Your Blood, Shivers, Cat People) ), Camden Toy (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Chromeskull: Laid to Rest 2), Timothy Waldrip (Kiss of the Vampire), Joe Kidd,  Michael Peake, Nathaniel Grauwelman (Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies), Iabou Windimere (Psychic Killer), Jocelyn Tanis, Larry Combs,  Gerri Sutyak (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Sonny Burnette (Zombies R Friends), Richard Aughpin, and Randy Fabert (Psychic Killer).

Fabert says: “We have invested our time and money to shoot the opening scene to our kick ass old school Werewolf film “Autumn Moon”.  We need your help to finish it! Kickstarter funds will be used to hire the remaining cast and crew to finish the film. Our F/X budget will go towards finishing the WOLF costumes, mass body parts for mass graves, and LOTS OF BLOOD. This movie will be one of the bloodiest films ever made!”

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Altergeist is a 2014 American science fiction-horror film from Heckart Studios written and directed by Tedi Safarian (Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines – story). It stars Kristina Anapau (Haunted (TV series), Black Swan), Mark Hapka, David Weidoff, Linsey Godfrey, Brendan Fletcher, Alexis Cruz, Sarah Oh, Olivia Stuck, Richard Sarafian Jr., Jessica Spotts, Ed Corbin. 

The film is completed and a release date is expected to be announced imminently.

Plot synopsis:

With a long history of bizarre deaths and strange phenomena, King’s Ransom Winery is widely considered one of the most haunted places in North America. Led by Theresa Augland, a group of six paranormal investigators conducting a search for evidence of the other side begin to witness strange happenings.  As long-buried memories and deep-seated fears bubble to the surface, they are terrified to learn that even the winery’s ghosts fear the truly sinister presence that has haunted the family estate for generations…

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Lost Time is a 2014 science fiction horror film directed by Christian Sesma (On Bloody Sunday) based on a screenplay by himself, Kenneth Owens and Rochelle Vallese (Scar, Alien Armageddon). It stars the latter, plus Luke Goss (Frankenstein (2004), Unearthed), Robert Davi (Maniac Cop 2 & 3, Predator 2), Derek Mears (The Hills Have Eyes II, Friday the 13th as Jason Vorhees, Hatchet III), Lin Shaye (2001 Maniacs, Big Ass Spider, Insidious: Chapter 2), Jenni Blong (Ghost Whisperer), Vyto Ruginis (The Devil’s Advocate, Wishmaster 2), Chelsea Ricketts, Maria Olsen, Tonya Cornelisse, Jennifer Cortese, Todd Cattell.

Plot teaser:

Valerie has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. After the diagnosis, she is driving with her sister Melissa on a country road when the car stops and is engulfed in a blinding light. 12 hours later Val wakes up and Melissa is nowhere to be found. Months later and all sign of Valerie’s cancer is gone, but still no sign of her sister. Carter (Luke Goss), Valerie’s cop boyfriend, wants to help her but their relationship means he is pulled from the case.

Could it be an alien abduction? Valerie’s dreams and visions suggest it could be. Searching the web she finds a book about blackouts called Lost Time and meets author Dr Reed (Robert Davi), who claims to have the answers she is looking for…

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As Above, So Below is 2014 American found footage horror film directed by John Erick Dowdle (The Poughkeepsie Tapes, Quarantine, Devil) from a screenplay by Dowdle and his brother Drew. It stars Ben Feldman (Cloverfield, Friday the 13th, 2009), Edwin Hodge (All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, The Purge) and Perdita Weeks (The Cold Light of Day, Prowl). The film is being produced by Legendary Pictures and will be distributed by Universal Studios. It is scheduled for release on August 15, 2014.

Official synopsis:

Miles of twisting catacombs lie beneath the streets of Paris, the eternal home to countless souls. When a team of explorers ventures into the uncharted maze of bones, they uncover the dark secret that lies within this city of the dead. A journey into madness and terror, As Above, So Below reaches deep into the human psyche to reveal the personal demons that come back to haunt us all…

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Jessabelle is an upcoming 2014 American horror film directed by Kevin Greutert and written by Ben Garant. The film stars Sarah Snook, Mark Webber, Joelle Carter, David Andrews, Amber Stevens and Ana de la Reguera. The film was temporarily known as “Ghosts”. It is scheduled to be released by Lionsgate on August 29, 2014.

Plot teaser:

After losing her fiancé in a car accident, grief-stricken Jessie (Sarah Snook) retreats to her father’s run down Louisiana mansion, where she finds a gift from her long dead mother, and a spirit intent on killing her…

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Zombie Fight Club is a 2014 Taiwanese horror film directed by Joe Chen. It stars Andy On, Michael Wong, Terence Yin, Philip Ng, Kwok Cheung Tsang, Jessica Cambensy, Jack Kao, Abby Fung, Chang Han.

Official synopsis:

It’s the end of the century at a corner of the city in a building riddled with crime… Everyone in the building has turned into zombies. After Jenny’s boyfriend is killed in a zombie attack, she faces the challenge of surviving in the face of adversity. In order to stay alive, she struggles with Andy to flee danger. After the chaos has broken out, the originally kind and warmhearted chemistry teacher is now the zombie leader and has transformed into a cruel, vicious, and selfish character.

Violent activists match prisoners against zombies in a malicious killing game; the good side of humanity has seemingly all but vanished. Now that all order is lost, how will humans create a new century? A world of uncertainty awaits: The end? Hope? Or Death?

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The Scarehouse is a 2014 Canadian horror film written, produced and directed by Gavin Michael Booth (To Hell, With Love). It stars his wife Sarah Booth (Werewoman TV series), Kimberly-Sue Murray (Crimson Peak), Katherine Barrell (Poe), Teagan Vincze (Dead Genesis, Fortune Cookie Prophecies), Emily Alatalo, Dani Barker, Ivana Stojanovic, Jennifer Miller, Brad Everett, Jack Ettlinger, Alex Harrouch. 

D Films will release The Scarehouse theatrically in North America and Universal will handle ancillary. D Films also handles international sales. 

Plot teaser:

When two friends open a Halloween fun house on Devil’s Night it is all fun and games until their former sorority sisters begin to arrive. These six sisters are confronted by their past as the night spins out of control…

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What We Do in the Shadows is a 2014 New Zealand horror comedy film about a group of vampires who live together in Wellington, New Zealand. It was directed and written by Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement, who also star in the film. The remainder of the cast are: Jonathan Brugh, Cori Gonzalez-Macuer, Stu Rutherford, Jackie Van Beek, Ben Fransham.

What We Do in the Shadows is based on a 2006 short film of the same name by Waititi and Clement. It premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2014.

Official synopsis:

Follow the lives of Viago (Taika Waititi), Deacon (Jonathan Brugh), and Vladislav (Jemaine Clement) – three flatmates who are just trying to get by and overcome life’s obstacles-like being immortal vampires who must feast on human blood. Hundreds of years old, the vampires are finding that beyond sunlight catastrophes, hitting the main artery, and not being able to get a sense of their wardrobe without a reflection-modern society has them struggling with the mundane like paying rent, keeping up with the chore wheel, trying to get into nightclubs, and overcoming flatmate conflicts…

Reviews:

“takes pleasure in poking fun at various aspects of vampire lore, but not surprisingly (given the filmmakers), What We Do in the Shadows is more deadpan, clever, and silly than it is simple, “schticky,” or mean-spirited. And while Shadows is most assuredly a full-fledged comedy in horror clothing, fans of the darker genre will certainly enjoy how colorfully gory the movie gets during some of the best visual gags.” Scott Weinberg, FEARnet

“Some genre fans who prefer the silly to the satiric may bite, but the anemic pic isn’t remotely weird or witty enough for cult immortality. Feeling eternal at 87 minutes, the film introduces a rival gang of G-rated werewolves (“We’re werewolves, not swearwolves!”) and drags its way to the Unholy Masquerade Ball, populated by hard-partying vampires as well as zombies — the movie’s final act of desperation.” Rob Nelson, Variety

“It’s also as silly as it is smart, unloading plenty of easy gross-out gags involving gushing blood and projectile vomiting plus some token childish moments — a character audibly masturbating from inside his coffin, for example — and some the movie gets away with by having its characters act immaturely in spite of their ages ranging in the hundreds to thousands of years … There’s always a smart bit within seconds of something stupid.” Christopher Campbell, Film School Rejects

“If there is any justice, What We Do in the Shadows, will break out into the light of day as a crossover hit. This film is absolutely hysterical, came as a complete surprise to me, and even breathes life back into the withering corpse of the doc-comedy style of The Office.” Ed Travis, Cinapse

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Joy Ride 3: Roadkill is 2014 US horror film written and directed by Declan O’Brien (Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings, Wrong Turn 5: Bloodlines). It stars Ken Kirzinger (Freddy vs. Jason) as the infamous Rusty Nail.

Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment are releasing Joy Ride 3: Road Kill on Digital HD June 3 and on Blu-ray & DVD June 17. The Blu-ray and DVD is loaded with extra features including a variety of deleted scenes, featurettes, behind-the-scenes content. They include: Pre-Vis Sequences, Road Rage: The Blood, Sweat and Gears of Joy Ride 3, Riding Shotgun with Declan: Director’s DIE-aries, Finding Large Marge and Audio Commentary.

Plot teaser:

The nightmare begins when a group of young street racers take a desolate shortcut on their way to the Road Rally 1000. But a chance encounter with Rusty soon turns deadly as he stalks, taunts, and tortures his next victims with deranged delight…

Fangoria have posted an exclusive trailer on YouTube

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Blood Widow is a 2014 American horror film directed by Jeremiah Buckhalt from a screenplay by Chad Coup and Ian H. Davis. It stars Danielle Lilley (The Incubus), Brandon Kyle Peters, Christopher de Padua, Jose Miguel Vasquez, Emily Cutting (Rockabilly Zombie Weekend) and Kelly Kilgore. The Florida-lensed film will be available in the US via Midnight Releasing on June 3rd, 2014

Plot teaser:

Laurie and Hugh are a successful young couple who have just closed on a weekend home away from the city. Unbeknownst to them, the neighboring property contains the crumbling remains of a boarding school that was shuttered in the wake of an unspeakable massacre. The sole survivor of that massacre still resides in the ruins of the school, hiding from the world and wanting only to be left alone. When Laurie and Hugh’s friends explore the property, they have no idea that they disturbed an emotionally-broken killing machine: The Blood Widow…

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Don’t Look in the Basement 2 - also known as Id: Don’t Look in the Basement 2 - is a 2014 American horror film directed by Anthony Brownrigg (Red Victoria), the son of S.F. Brownrigg who directed Don’t Look in the Basement in 1973 [click link to read extensive Horrorpedia review]. The screenplay is by Anthony Brownrigg and Megan Emerick (who also has a role). It stars Arianne Margot, Frank Mosley, Andrew Sensenig, Jim O’Rear, Kristal Shannon, Angela Gair, Chester Rushing, Megan Emerick, Carolyn King, Kim Foster, Brady McInnes. 

Official synopsis:

“The pic will pick up the story of Sam after the end of the first film, 40 years later. After Sam is moved to a new asylum in 2013, strange things begin happening there to the patients as well as the doctors. One doctor must find out what’s causing everyone go delve even deeper into insanity before it overcomes him as well.”

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Asmodexia is a 2014 Spanish supernatural horror film directed by Marc Carreté (Mal cuerpo,Castidermia) from a screenplay by himself and Mike Hostench (Beneath Still Waters). It stars Albert Baró, Marta Belmonte, Pepo Blasco, Roser Bundó, Ramon Canals, Marina Durán, Lluís Marco, Irene Montalà,Clàudia Pons,Mireia Ros, José García Ruiz, Sílvia Sabaté.

The film had its world premiere at Brussels Festival of Fantastic Films on April 19, 2014.

Plot teaser:

Five days in the lives of an exorcist (Eloy Palma) and his granddaughter (Alba), working in the Barcelona area…

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Dead on Appraisal is a 2014 comedy horror anthology film produced by Infested Films and directed by Sean Canfield, Scott Dawson and David Sherbrook. It stars Zack Fahey, Mike Pfaff, Marguerite Insolia, Anthony Berhle, James Howell, R. Daniel Long, Nicholas Leonard, Luke Bishop, Michael Brouillet, Laura Owen, Russell Maltz, Keith Lewis, 

The film is comprised of three stories: “The Morning After” and “Freddie and the Goblins” “Father Land” and, wraparound, “Closing Costs”.

Plot synopsis:

Real estate agent John Dante has a problem. He’s stuck with a house he can’t sell. Despite his best efforts, he can’t seem to overcome the house’s past and the macabre tales that precede it in this haunting anthology.

In “The Morning After”, a group of friends wake up from a party to find a nightmare in the form of the worst bug invasion any homeowner has ever seen. Then there’s Freddie Cooper and his band, “Freddie and the Goblins”; a tale of how Freddie’s band mates try to kick him out and get caught up in the young singer’s growing psychosis. With his hopes of selling the house fading, John is horrified to hear the story of Robbie, a young veteran of the war in Iraq, who returns home to live with his father Brad in “Father Land”. Something isn’t right, though, as Robbie’s dark secret slowly bubbles to the surface. As the house’s dark past comes to life, John becomes weary and is convinced the house is cursed and unsellable…

Reviews:

” … a hidden gem of indie horror comedy and for those of us that have any form of nostalgia for the goofy range of Full Moon films from the 90′s, and of course Troma lovers, this is a must-see. So in short, if you enjoy cheesy creature effects and gore-laden monster-ridden funhouse style films, Dead on Appraisal should shoot right to the top of your watch list.” Blood Sucking Geek

“The final few minutes of this movie are beyond spectacular.  As if the entire movie hasn’t been a blood soaked, gore infested thing of beauty these next few scenes escalate the awe factor from 6 to 666 to the tenth power.” Theron Moore, HorrorNews.net

“The greatness of the film is revolved around the use of puppets to dish out the dastardly deeds in each story.  From the Slither style take over In The Morning After to the goblins in the last segment the puppets bring a great amount of candor to the movie.” Horror Movies Uncut

“This is not the most cleanly made or succinctly executed film. It’s rough around the edges and the low budget stuff many scoff at. Still Dead on Appraisal shows a lot of promise for the effects men and storytellers involved as they made a film that excels despite its shortcomings.” Ain’t It Cool News

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Necrophobia 3D – original title – Necrofobia – is a 2014 Argentinian giallo-inspired horror film produced and directed by Daniel de la Vega from a screenplay co-written with Nicanor Loreti and Germán Val. It stars Julieta Cardinali, Luis Machín, Gerardo Romano, Viviana Saccone, Raúl Taibo. The film’s score is by Italian composer and former Goblin musician Claudio Simonetti (Tenebrae; Demons; Opera).

The film is not to be confused with the Serbian death metal band Necrophobia.

Plot teaser:

Dante is a tailor whose phobia prevents him from being in contact with death. Whenever he is in front of a dead body, he experiences a creepy feeling that makes him lose his mind. His illness is exacerbated when his twin brother dies, and he sees his ‘own’ face in a coffin. From this traumatic event the walls of reality crumble, and several close people are killed by someone who wants to incriminate him. Dante must solve the riddle of death, and thus discover a reality that is almost impossible…

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