View the official poster for the US release of INTRUDERS! (PR)

Directed by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo (28 WEEKS LATER, INTACT)
Starring Clive Owen, Carice Van Houten, Pilar López De Ayala,
Daniel Brühl Kerry Fox and Héctor Alterio.

Though no one can see him, Hollow Face lurks in the corners, desperately desiring love but only knowing how to spread fear and hate. He creeps into the life of John Farrow (Clive Owen) after Farrow’s beloved 13-year-old daughter Mia (Ella Purnell) is assaulted in their home. The line between the real and the imaginary blurs as fissures start to open within the family unit. It seems that no security measure can keep Hollow Face out.

From visionary filmmaker JUAN CARLOS FRESNADILLO (28 Weeks Later, the upcoming Highlander reboot), INTRUDERS is the chilling story of two children living in different countries, each visited nightly by a faceless being who wants to take possession of them. INTRUDERS stars CLIVE OWEN (Children of Men), CARICE VAN HOUTEN (Repo Men), PILAR LÓPEZ DE AYALA (Juana la Loca),DANIEL BRÜHL (Inglorious Bastards), KERRY FOX (Shallow Grave) and HÉCTOR ALTERIO (Son of the Bride).

The film’s producers are ENRIQUE LÓPEZ-LAVIGNE (28 Weeks Later, The Impossible), BELÉN ATIENZA (Pan’s Labyrinth, The Impossible) and MERCEDES GAMERO (Planet 51, Torrente 4: Lethal Crisis). JESÚS DE LA VEGA (Hierro, The 2 Sides of the Bed) and RICARDO G. ARROJO (Planet 51, Julia’s Eyes) serve as Executive Producers. The script is by NICO CASARIEGO (Tú qué harías por amor?) and JAIME MARQUES (Takers).

Millennium Entertainment will release INTRUDERS on March 30, 2012.

7500 Teaser Trailer (PR)

Warning the Captain has just turned on the seatbelt sign, prepare for turbulence! 
Watch the teaser trailer for the upcoming thriller 7500 from filmmaker Takashi Shimizu (The Grudge).

Synopsis: 7500 concerns a group of passengers who encounter what appears to be a supernatural force while on a transpacific flight.

Visit the official website: http://7500Movie.com/

Become a fan on Facebook: http://Facebook.com/7500Movie 

On Twitter: @7500Movie

Cast & Crew includes: Ryan Kwanten (TV’s “True Blood”), Leslie Bibb (Zookeeper), Nicky Whelan (Hall Pass), Jerry Ferrera (TV’s  “Entourage”), Christian Serratos (Twilight Saga), Jamie Chung  (Hangover Part II), Amy Smart (TV’s “Shameless”), producer Roy Lee (The Ring), Producer Taka Ichise (The Grudge)  and director Takashi Shimzu (The Grudge)

7500, directed by The Grudge filmmaker Takashi Shimizu will be released Aug. 31 from CBS Films.

Join the conversation on Twitter: #7500

Outbreak: the zombie apocalypse

With no warning, a Zombie epidemic sweeps across modern Great Britain causing the victims to attack and feed on their friends, family and neighbours. In a small village in South Wales, two brothers, protected because of privilege and wealth, are forced to offer help and assistance and to make choices that will change their lives forever.

‘Outbreak’ is scoring some awesome reviews like this one:

"I don't usually read zombie books but I gave this one a go because it is set in a town I know. It is really well written and the pace of the plot is full on. Basically, a zombie epidemic hits and two brothers who live in the lap of luxury because of an inheritance find themselves in the position to help others to safety. Unfortunately, it all goes wrong. Some of the gory scenes are really gross (especially the scene where a horde of zombies feast on one poor woman) but what I really like was the character development. You really get inside the main charater's head as he seeks redemption from the guilt... but I won't give too much of the plot away. I hadn't read any of this author's books before but I will certainly check out his other stuff. If you like creept hooror, I'd say go for it. If you like zombies, then from what I've seen on the movies then this one sticks to the rules mostly and them mixes it up a bit too. If you are looking for Twiglet style horror romance though, this one is more about brotherly love and what people will do for their family than it is a love story. Well worth five stars for a new writer."

There is no reason not to get ‘Outbreak’ today as it is available at: 

Amazon (UK)

 

Amazon (US) 

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This isn’t author Craig Jones’ first book. He has several others, which you can find on his terrific website: 

www.Craigjoneshorror.co.uk

And don’t forget to find him on Twitter, and Facebook.

Blood Related

For over two decades, Detective Ray Truman has been searching for the killer, or killers, who have terrorized Portvale. Headless corpses, their bodies mutilated and posed, have been turning up all over the industrial district near the docks. Young female prostitutes had been the killer's victims of choice, but now other districts are reporting the gruesome discovery of decapitated bodies. It seems the killer has expanded his territory as more 'nice girls' feel the wrath of his terrible rage.

Meet the Cunninghams . . .

A family bound by evil and the blood they have spilled. The large lodging-house they live in and operate on Artaud Avenue reeks of death, and the sins that remain trapped beneath the floorboards.

Ray Truman's search for a killer leads him to the Cunningham's house of horrors. What he finds there will ultimately lead him to regret ever meeting Caleb Cunningham and the deviant family that spawned him. The hunter becomes the hunted, as Truman digs deeper into the abyss that is the horrifying mind of the most dangerous psychopath he has ever met.

‘Blood Related’ is getting a ton of great reviews! Here are just a few of them:

“Dark and deeply disturbing”

— Jonathan Nasaw, acclaimed author of The Girls He Adored and Fear Itself.

"Blood Related is a nasty but nuanced take on the serial killer genre. Cook’s bruising tale of twin psychopaths who are as cold as mortuary slabs is not for the weak-kneed.”

— Laird Barron, award-winning author of Occultation and The Imago Sequence.

“Blood Related is a terrifying psychological thriller. William Cook is an author to watch.”

— Mark Edward Hall, author of The Lost Village and The Holocaust Opera.

“William Cook makes serial killer fiction exciting again! Expert narrative, bursting with flare, originality, and enough passion and brutality that even a real-life serial killer will love this book . . . and it’s twisted and complex enough to make you question your own sanity after the first intense read.”

— Nicholas Grabowsky, best-selling author of Halloween IV and Everborn.

“A thought-provoking thriller!”

— Guy N Smith, legendary author of Night Of The Crabs and Deadbeat 

The positive reviews speak for themselves. Get this ebook today at:

 Amazon

To learn more about ‘Blood Related,’ and author William Cook please visit: 

http://williamcookwriter.blogspot.com/

You can also find him on Twitter, and Facebook.

Trailer Thursday... getting you ready for the weekend!

Here are some trailers to get you ready for this weekend’s horror movie releases: The Woman in Black, The Innkeepers, and Chronicle!

Acid Head: The Buzzard Nuts County Slaughter (PR)

Acid Head: The Buzzard Nuts County Slaughter - coming your way soon!

The latest movie from Tony 'Tex' Watt "Acid Head: The Buzzard Nuts County Slaughter" is finding it's way to availability in the very near future, Watt's recent work as a director includes "Vixen Highway 2006" and "Frankenpimp". The movie features the director Tony 'Tex' Watt himself, and his preferred heroin and frequent workpartner Vivita playing the lead as Pheromone Labonza and Acid Head. Others starring are Lewis Mercer, Lana Tailor, Elvin Domenic, Paul Nicholls, Adam Schickedanz and many others, and in a cunning cameo as the sneaky reporter Biff Bangs, the only European actor in the film; Kim Sønderholm.

On using the latter, director Tony 'Tex' Watt said: "When our movie about a killer goth-girl needed a main greek chorus-type performer [the character who tells the viewer what is going on], to embody the form of news anchor: Biff Bangs... I, as the Writer/Director needed an internationally appealing actor who was both authoritative and able to carry some of the comedic hyperbole, with dry humor [As Sean Connery did in the early 007 movies]. Versatile actor/filmmaker Kim Sønderholm came to mind as the first choice, as I admired his acting prowess in such films as "Craig", "Tour de Force", "Bleed with Me"; as well as his comedic turn in the 2011 TV series "Goodbye Light". Sønderholm embodied to myself, a brilliant character actor, who was very hard working and tenacious. Working with him, showed me that this charismatic and popular performer was exactly what I perceived, as well as being very humorous and humble."

Idea for the film originally came in 2009, when Award winning Canadian horror author and TV host (Flatline, Post-Mortem, Nightmare in Canada: Canadian Horror on Film) Edo van Belkom's son Luke started filming "Acid Head: The High School Horror" based on a loose script plot the young van Belkom co-wrote with actor/filmmaker Tony 'Tex' Watt. The script's projected budget was originally too high; so Watt decided to shoot an improvised sequel, first, based on situations deriving from his previous script.

The film will be available as VOD and DVD release in spring 2012 on Amazon, Indieflix, MoviesInsanity.com & TonyWatt.com 

More about the film on IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1672166/