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Anson Williams of Happy Days and Brian Austin Green of Beverly Hills, 90210 are teaming up to star in and produce the horror thriller The Three Killer Pigs, Deadline reports. Said to be an homage to Italian genre movies, the project is expected to start filming in Los Angeles at the beginning of next month.

Written and directed by Thomas J. Churchill, The Three Killer Pigs has the following synopsis: A local farmer is desperate and does the unthinkable in his attempt to get his precious livestock back. A blood oath is put in place when the killer pigs make their way back to where their nightmare began. Darkness shrouds the farmhouse and its occupants when the three piggies come home.

Williams and Green are joined in the cast by Robert Lasardo (The Mule), Tommy Morgan, Jr. (The Bridge to Nowhere), Sharna Burgess (Dancing with the Stars), Tank Jones (Amityville Uprising...

On the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel, you can find full feature films that we have uploaded, giving viewers the chance to watch them entirely free of charge. Now that we’re entering the month of October – which many of us refer to as “spooky season” or “the Halloween season”, since we celebrate Halloween all month long – the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel is already going to be getting into the holiday spirit. Throughout the month of October, we’ll be uploading a whole lot of horror movies – including today’s release, a creature feature called Glass Trap! You can check it out in the embed above.

Directed by the legendary Fred Olen Ray – whose long list of credits (he has directed over 160 movies so far) includes the cult classics Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers and Evil Toons – from a screenplay written by Lisa Morton and Brett Thompson, Glass Trap has the following synopsis:...

Stars: Sof Puchley, Bobby Rice, Houston Rhines, Jon Briddell, Carrie Overgaard, Shary Nassimi, Richard Gabai, Michael Gaglio, Jonathan Nation, Nathaniel Moore | Written and Directed by Fred Olen Ray

When Richard becomes suspicious of his girlfriend’s new experimental cancer treatment, he grows even more concerned when she suddenly vanishes. In his frantic search for her, he discovers a secret society of beautiful women, all medically altered by the mysterious Doctor Sinclair. They are something less than human. They are piranha women…

If you know your genre cinema, especially the era of VHS and independent horror, there are a few names that were, and still are synonymous with fantastic low-budget, high-concept horror movies… The type of films the mainstream called B-movies. People like Charles Band, Jim Wynorski, David DeCoteau and Fred Olen Ray. And guess how many of the aforementioned have worked together? If you said all of them you would,...

Stars: Sean Patrick Flanery, Mark Dacascos, Michael Jai White, Weston Cage Coppola, Abigail Hawk, Gina Holden, Rob Van Dam, Gerald Webb, Rachel True, Brittany Underwood, Max Adler, Richard Gabai, Tim McKiernan | Written by Scott Thomas Reynolds | Directed by Christopher Ray

Decorated veteran and Ptsd sufferer, Jason Hill (Flanery) meets his wife, Jennifer, for lunch at the Veteran’s Affairs hospital where she works. After Jennifer is called away for an emergency consultation with the head of US Military’s Joint Chiefs of Staff, the hospital is taken hostage by heavily armed terrorists. Jason becomes the last line of defense and must battle the terrorists and his own Ptsd induced demons to save his wife, the General, the hospital’s staff and patients…

The latest film from director Christopher Olen Ray (though he’s dropped the Olen part of his name for this one), Assault on Station 33 is yet another...

Sean Patrick Flanery (a Daytime Emmy award winner for Amazon’s drama series The Bay) is set to star alongside Abigail Hawk (Blue Bloods), Weston Cage Coppola (Circus Kane), Mark Dacascos (John Wick 3: Parabellum) and Michael Jai White (Spawn) in Assault On Va-33, an indie action thriller directed by Christopher Ray. Written by Scott Thomas Reynolds, the plot centers on decorated veteran and Ptsd sufferer, Jason Hill (Sean Patrick Flanery), who he meets his wife, Jennifer, for lunch at the Veteran’s Affairs hospital where she works. After Jennifer is called away for an emergency consultation with the head of Us Military’s Joint Chiefs of Staff, the hospital and everyone in it are taken hostage by heavily armed terrorists. Jason becomes the last line of defense and must battle the terrorists and his own Ptsd induced demons to save his wife, the General, the hospital’s staff and patients.

From VancouverFilm.Net, here is the Vancouver Film Production Update for April 2019, including "Alive", "The Terror", "The Lost Boys" and a whole lot more:

Feature Film

Little Fish

Local Production Company: Little Fish Pictures Inc.

Director: Chad Hartigan

Producer: Chris Ferguson, Jesse Savath, Jj Dubois

Mar 11/19 - Apr 12/19

To All The Boys 2

Local Production Company: All The Boys Productions Inc.

Director: Susan Johnson

Producer: Chris Foss

Mar 25/19 - May 06/19

Windfall

Local Production Company: Windfallen Productions Ltd.

Apr 02/19 - May 17/19

TV Pilot

Chad

Local Production Company: Freshman Year Productions Inc.

Director: Rhys ThomaSMar 25/10 - Apr 2/19

Alive (Frankenstein)

Local Production Company: Vbc Pilot Productions Inc.

Director: Uta Briesewitz

Mar 19/19 - Apr 05/19

Next

Local Production Company: Next Television Productions Limited

Director: John Requa, Glenn Ficarra

Mar 26/19 - Apr 11/19

The Haunting Of Nancy Drew

Local Production Company: Vbc Pilot Productions Inc.

Director: Larry Teng

Producer: Grace Gilroy

Mar 25/19 - Apr 09/19

The Lost Boys

Local...

When people think of VHS-era scream queens three names come to mind: Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer and Brinke Stevens – the threesome of fear that sliced and seduced a generation of gorehounds and whose greatest hits can finally be seen in HD in this set, The Best of 80s Scream Queens, which comes from the schlock-lovers at 88 Films. This charming and chilling collection, perfect for addicts of excessive violence, gratuitous nudity and breathtaking bloodshed, all stem from the hand (and mind) of legendary director David DeCoteau and each nostalgic pot-boiler is packed with an enthusiastic fondness for breast-baring babes and skull-bashing set pieces!

Nightmare Sisters

Stars: Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, Michelle Bauer, Richard Gabai, Marcus Vaughter, William Dristas, Jim Culver | Written by Kenneth J. Hall | Directed by David DeCoteau

Melody (Quigley), Marci (Stevens) and Mickey (Bauer) are your typical geeky college girls who just can’t seem to find a man.

Stars: Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, Michelle Bauer, Richard Gabai, Marcus Vaughter, William Dristas, Jim Culver | Written by Kenneth J. Hall | Directed by David DeCoteau

Melody (Quigley), Marci (Stevens) and Mickey (Bauer) are your typical geeky college girls who just can’t seem to find a man. When their fellow sorority sisters leave to have parties and spend time with their significant others, the nerdy trio are left to their own devices and decide to have a little party of their own. With slim pickings in the male department, they call the equally geeky Kevin (Gabai) to come over with his friends Freddy (Vaughter) and Duane (William Dristas – in his only role). It seems perfect; three boys, three girls and a house to themselves. That is until they decide to have a séance with a crystal ball that flea market obsessed Marci bought earlier that day. The group unfortunately summon a succubus,...

Murder Weapon

Stars: Linnea Quigley, Karen Russell, Lyle Waggoner, Lenny Rose, Stephen Steward, Michael Jacobs Jr, Allen First, Richard J. Sebastian, Eric Freeman, Rodger Burt, Allen Tombello | Written by Ross A. Perron | Directed by David DeCoteau

When mobster daughters Dawn (Linnea Quigley, Creepozoids) and Amy (Karen Russell, Vice Academy) by chance meet in an insane asylum, the pair hatch a plan to free themselves. They do this by manipulating and downright blackmailing their psychiatrists Dr. Randolph (Lyle Waggoner, Wonder Woman) and Dr. Gram (Lenny Rose, Beach Babes From Beyond). Once successfully free, the pair decide to celebrate their freedom by holding a little get together. They decide to invite their ex-boyfriends Kevin (Stephen Steward), Eric (Michael Jacobs Jr), Cary (Allen First), Billy (Richard J. Sebastian), Jeff (Eric “Garbage Day!” Freeman), Bart (Rodger Burt) and Al (Allen Tombello) to celebrate their release and hopefully get a little of welcome home action.

Exclusive: Jamie Lynn Sigler, Robert Carradine, Stephen Lang, Ellen Hollman and John Lewis have been cast in Justice, a period Western to be directed by Richard Gabai. Lewis and Shawn Justice wrote the script, and principal photography kicks off next week at Bonanza Creek Ranch in Albuquerque. The action adventure is set in 1868 and centers on an old abandoned mine that is being transformed into a military stronghold by a corrupt mayor and a band of bloodthirsty outlaws…...

Screaming in High Heels: The Rise & Fall of the Scream Queen Era is a documentary that focuses on 80′s horror stars Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, and Michelle Bauer. Breaking Glass Pictures has just announced that the film will be released this August, and we have the official trailer and cover art:

“Philadelphia, Pa – Breaking Glass Pictures is proud to announce the August 28 DVD Release of “Screaming in High Heels: The Rise & Fall of the Scream Queen Era” (Srp $19.99). Edited for its TV debut earlier this year, the unrated DVD of “Screaming in High Heels” chronicles the careers of the original girls of terror as they show that cannibalism, demonic possession, flesh eating, and even chainsaw hookering is all in a days work.

Three girls living in Los Angeles, CA, in the 1980s found cult fame when they “accidentally” transitioned from models to B-movie actresses, coinciding with the major...

Breaking Glass Pictures will be unleashing horror documentary 'Screaming in High Heels: The Rise and Fall of the Scream Queen Era' onto DVD from 28 August across the Us. It'll arrive unrated unlike its TV screening earlier this year and you'll be able to hear from all three legendary scream queens Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens and Michelle Bauer. Learn how the sexy trio of b-movie actresses got into the business of screaming for their lives in the DVD doc that also features the likes of Fred Olen Ray, David DeCoteau, Kenneth J. Hall, Jay Richardson, Richard Gabai and Ted Newsom. Check out the DVD artwork below....

Directed by: Jason Paul Collum

Featuring: Brinke Stevens, Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer, David DeCoteau, Fred Olen Ray, Ken Hall, Ted Newsom, Jay Richardson, Richard Gabai

Screaming in High Heels comes from the devoted mind of journalist and filmmaker Jason Paul Collum, whose interest in all things Slumber Party Massacre led him to become a fascinated fan of women who star in horror movies. In Screaming in High Heels: The Rise and Fall of the Scream Queen Era, Collum details the horror movie careers of the three women who coined the phrase “Scream Queen”: Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, and Michelle Bauer.

Collum is a great storyteller, and it’s evident from his previous documentary on Scream Queens, Something to Scream About, that he’s extremely interested in these women’s vocations as a phenomenon of horror fandom. Screaming in High Heels isn’t about Linnea, Brinke, and Michelle as...

Miguel Rodarte, producer Wally von Borstel, Saving Private Perez Neil Patrick Harris-Katy Perry's The Smurfs Tops International Box Office, John Lasseter's Cars 2 vs. Cars Comparison Featuring Academy Award winners Robert Duvall and Melissa Leo, in addition to Lucas Black, Brian Geraghty, and Deborah Ann Woll, first-time filmmaker Matt Russell's Golf & God drama Seven Days in Utopia opened with a highly uninspiring $1.23m at 561 locations. Seven Days in Utopia averaged an ungodly $2,203 per site according to studio estimates found at Box Office Mojo. Not faring any better, Beto Gómez's Mexican comedy Salvando al Soldado Perez / Saving Private Perez drew $670k at 161 locations, averaging $4,161 per site. Remember, all things being equal, the smaller the number of theaters, the higher the per-theater average should be. Now, a clarification: as a non-English-language film clearly targeting Mexicans and Spanish-speakers living in the Us, Saving Private Perez couldn't really...

I don't know about you, but if I see the name Christopher Lloyd on a movie, I'm watching it.

This weekend, Lloyd's new film InSight will be released in limited theaters, and also stars Sean Patrick Flanery (The Boondock Saints), Adam Baldwin (Firefly), Natalie Zea (Justified), Thomas Ian Nicholas (American Pie), and Veronica Cartwright.

You can check out the trailer here below for the film, directed by Richard Gabai, but I'll be honest -- the trailer doesn't do the movie justice. Matter of fact, it plays like a Funny or Die parody of a psychological paranormal thriller. So, maybe skip the trailer and just go by who's actually in the movie.

Oh, and the story, story is important too: an ER nurse (Zea) gets zapped while trying to revive a dying woman who's been stabbed. She then immediately gets the woman's memories; of course, everyone thinks she's nuts now and...

“InSight” is a twisty, manipulative, and surprisingly unpredictable thriller from actor/director Richard Gabai, whose credits up to now have been teen-friendly fare like “Popstar”, “Call of the Wild 3D”, and “Motocross Kids”. (You know, the kind of films you watch when no one knows you’re watching?) He’s also an actor, with roles in some truly horrific B-movies over the years (including as a regular in the films of one Fred Olen Ray, and if you don’t know who Fred Olen Ray is, then you’ve been denying yourself some truly awful direct-to-dvd B-movies). Gabai’s latest is a major detour from his usual stuff, with the director diving into a mind trip screenplay from Aaron Ginsburg and Wade McIntyre that, while it looks to be treading familiar territory, nevertheless manages to pull off a couple of surprises anyway. “InSight” stars “Justified’s” Natalie Zea as Kaitlyn,...

Check Entertainment Distribution have sent over this new trailer and poster for their thriller, Insight. The movie stars Sean Patrick Flanery, Natalie Zea, Adam Baldwin, Christopher Lloyd, Thomas Ian Nicolas, Veronica Cartwright, Juliette Landau, Max Perlich, Angeline-Rose Troyand is directed by Richard Gabai.

Synopsis:

Kaitlyn (Natalie Zea), an ER nurse who is tending to a young stabbing victim, is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that is used in an effort to save the woman’s life. Almost immediately she starts to experience the victim’s memories. Kaitlyn turns to family, friends, and the police, but no one takes her seriously. She decides to take it upon herself to solve the crime – as the terrifying visions threaten her sanity.

Insight is released in the Us on Labour Day, 2nd September. No UK release date as yet but we’ll keep you posted. You can find out more on the official website.

*full disclosure: a screener of this film was provided by G.C. Pix LLC.

Director: Richard Gabai.

Writers: Aaron Ginsburg and Wade McIntyre.

Cast: Sean Patrick Flanery, Angeline-Rose Troy, Natalie Zea, Christopher Lloyd, and Adam Baldwin.

Insight is one part murder mystery and one part psychological thriller. This film stars Sean Patrick Flanery and Natalie Zea centrally. Flanery plays a detective, while Zea plays Kaitlyn a night nurse with a mission. That mission is to find a young girl's killer, after this victim dies in her emergency room. A defibrillator possibly gives Kaitlyn psychic insight into the killer's identity, while the final moments of this film delivers an unseen emotional punch. Insight will be in theatres September 2nd and this reviewer would suggest you get in line, for the: tense plot, a psychological unravelling and the great ending.

After Kaitlyn recovers from her shock, she begins to feel as if...

Director Richard Gabai’s upcoming supernatural horror thriller ‘InSight’ is set to be theatrically released on September 2, 2011 by Check Entertainment Distribution. The film, which was shot in Los Angeles’ Boyle Heights district, follows Kaitlyn, played by Natalie Zea, an ER nurse who becomes determined to find who stabbed young Allison to death. Kaitlyn is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that was being used to save Allison, and the nurse soon starts experiences the victim’s memories. Kaitlyn tells her family, friends and police what happened, but no one believes her. So she decides to solve the case herself, despite the increasing intensity of the visions. Eventually Kaitlyn teams up with...

In the first release for Check Entertainment Distribution, a new company founded by and for Independent Filmmakers, check out this intriguing trailer for Insight.

Synopsis:

Shot in the seedy Boyle Heights district in Los Angeles, Insight follows Kaitlyn (Natalie Zea), an ER nurse who while tending to a young stabbing victim, Allison, is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that was being used to save the woman’s life. Almost immediately she starts to experience the victim’s memories. Kaitlyn turns to family, friends, and the police, but no one takes her seriously, so she takes it upon herself to solve the crime – as the terrifying visions threaten her sanity. Ultimately, Kaitlyn teams up with detective Peter Rafferty (Sean Patrick Flanery) and weaves her way through the victim’s past in an attempt to discover the brutal truth about the murder and herself.

Insight stars, Sean Patrick Flanery (Boondock Saints, Powder,...

The cast and crew of new thriller In/Sight were left spooked during night shoots while filming at an abandoned hospital, which has been listed as one of the most haunted sites in Los Angeles.

Linda Vista Community Hospital in Boyle Heights, where the pilot for E.R. was shot, has been shuttered for 20 years - following a string of lawsuits connected to the place's unexpectedly high death rates.

It has been the site of several televised paranormal investigations and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2006.

And In/Sight director Richard Gabai admits it was a very spooky setting for him and his cast, including Back to the Future star Christopher Lloyd and Sean Patrick Flannery.

The moviemaker says, "It was extremely creepy and scary, which really helped the feel of the movie - because it's a supernatural thriller. It was challenging at times.

"I can't say anyone saw any ghosts but you could feel death in that place. There was actually one time I lost my producer for two hours - he wandered off and got lost. We worried that something had happened to him.

"He was terrified because the electricity would go on and off and the lights would flicker."

But Gabai admits he had more than ghosts and ghouls to worry about while making the film - he was on such a tight budget he agreed to share the location with another production.

He tells WENN, "There was another film shooting simultaneously so we had to observe tight schedules, as did the other director, so our projects didn't interfere. Can you imagine shooting a tense scene and hearing 'Action' from another part of the hospital?"

But Gabai brought the film in under budget in just 15 days, despite the obstacles.

Who killed Allison Parkes? We will find out when director Richard Gabai's new film InSight hits the big screen on September 2.

InSight is the debut release of Check Entertainment Distribution, a new company founded by and for independent filmmakers.

It's a psychological thriller and murder mystery with supernatural/horror elements. A poster for the film is included here, along with the trailer.

Shot in the seedy Boyle Heights district of Los Angeles, InSight follows ER nurse Kaitlyn (Natalie Zea) who, while tending to a young stabbing victim, Allison, gets an electric shock from the defibrillator being used to save the woman's life.

Almost immediately she starts to experience the victim's memories. Kaitlyn turns to family, friends, and the police, but no one takes her seriously, so she takes it upon herself to solve the crime - as the terrifying visions threaten her sanity.

Ultimately, Kaitlyn teams up with detective...

Without the beautiful “Scream Queen” trio of Brinke Stevens, Linnea Quigley and Michelle Bauer – the term Late Night Classics would probably not exist. Fangoria got the early word on the premiere of this must-see documentary, as well as the trailer and poster.

“The Rise & Fall of the Scream Queen Era (roughly 1986 – 1994) and the home video boom (roughly 1984 – 1994) is documented and more specifically follows the careers of Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, Michelle Bauer and their most common cohorts Fred Olen Ray, David DeCoteau, Jay Richardson (actor), Ken Hall (writer), and Richard Gabai (actor) with additional input by Ted Newsom (director) and Jason Paul Collum (who also directs this doc).”

“Screaming In High Heels will have its world premiere on Saturday, August 13 at 6:30 p.m. at Chicago’s Flashback Weekend of Horror, which takes place at the Crowne Plaza Chicago O’Hare (5440 N. River Road, Rosemont, Il). Collum and Quigley will...

The trailer for the upcoming thriller InSight has debuted online and can be watched using the player below!

Here’s the official plot synopsis for InSight:

Kaitlyn (Natalie Zea), an ER nurse who is tending to a young stabbing victim, is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that is used in an effort to save the woman’s life. Almost immediately she starts to experience the victim’s memories. Kaitlyn turns to family, friends, and the police, but no one takes her seriously. She decides to take it upon herself to solve the crime – as the terrifying visions threaten her sanity.

Ultimately Kaitlyn teams up with the detective (Sean Patrick Flanery) on the case and weaves her way through the victim’s past to discover the brutal truth

“InSight” is directed by Richard Gabai and stars, Sean Patrick Flanery (Boondock Saints, Powder, Saw) , Natalie Zea (Justified, Californication) Adam Baldwin (Chuck,...

Who Killed Allison Parkes?

Find out when Director Richard Gabai’s “InSight” hits theaters on September 2nd.

Shot in the seedy Boyle Heights district in Los Angeles, InSight follows Kaitlyn (Natalie Zea), an ER nurse, who while tending to a young stabbing victim, Allison, is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that was being used to save the woman’s life. Almost immediately she starts to experience the victim’s memories. Kaitlyn turns to family, friends, and the police, but no one takes her seriously, so she takes it upon herself to solve the crime – as the terrifying visions threaten her sanity. Ultimately,… More...

Check Entertainment is set to show InSight in theatres September 2nd, This is a thriller with a touch of mystery, which stars Sean Patrick Flanery (Boondock Saints), Natalie Zea (Californication), and Adam Baldwin (Full Metal Jacket). Theatre locations are below and InSight involves a nurse who is tragically electoruted by a defibrillator. She then experiences a near death experience. Visions of a deceased patient's killer haunt her, compelling Kaitlyn (Zea) to find a murderer.

InSight's official poster is here. Get set to see one of the most intriguing thrillers in theatres shortly!

Tagline: "Who Killed Allison Parkes?"

"Shot in the seedy Boyle Heights district in Los Angeles, InSight follows Kaitlyn (Natalie Zea), an ER nurse. While tending to a young stabbing victim, Allison, is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that was being used to save the woman's life. Almost immediately she starts to experience the victim's memories. Kaitlyn turns to family,...

Movie trailer and images from InSight, starring Sean Patrick Flanery, Natalie Zea, Adam Baldwin, Christopher Lloyd, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Max Perlich, Juliet Landau and Veronica Cartwright and Angeline Rose Troy. Richard Gabai directs from the writing by Aaron Ginsburg and Wade McIntyre. InSight opens via Check Entertainment Distribution, finding theaters on September 2nd. Who Killed Allison Parkes? Shot in the seedy Boyle Heights district in Los Angeles, InSight follows Kaitlyn (Natalie Zea), an ER nurse, who while tending to a young stabbing victim, Allison, is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that was being used to save the woman's life. Almost immediately she starts to experience the victim's memories. Kaitlyn turns to famil...

Movie trailer and images from InSight, starring Sean Patrick Flanery, Natalie Zea, Adam Baldwin, Christopher Lloyd, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Max Perlich, Juliet Landau and Veronica Cartwright and Angeline Rose Troy. Richard Gabai directs from the writing by Aaron Ginsburg and Wade McIntyre. InSight opens via Check Entertainment Distribution, finding theaters on September 2nd. Who Killed Allison Parkes? Shot in the seedy Boyle Heights district in Los Angeles, InSight follows Kaitlyn (Natalie Zea), an ER nurse, who while tending to a young stabbing victim, Allison, is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that was being used to save the woman's life. Almost immediately she starts to experience the victim's memories. Kaitlyn turns to famil...

Movie trailer and images from InSight, starring Sean Patrick Flanery, Natalie Zea, Adam Baldwin, Christopher Lloyd, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Max Perlich, Juliet Landau and Veronica Cartwright and Angeline Rose Troy. Richard Gabai directs from the writing by Aaron Ginsburg and Wade McIntyre. InSight opens via Check Entertainment Distribution, finding theaters on September 2nd. Who Killed Allison Parkes? Shot in the seedy Boyle Heights district in Los Angeles, InSight follows Kaitlyn (Natalie Zea), an ER nurse, who while tending to a young stabbing victim, Allison, is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that was being used to save the woman's life. Almost immediately she starts to experience the victim's memories. Kaitlyn turns to famil...

What if all of a sudden you crossed over to the other side (providing of course that there is actually an other side) but then are yanked back to your body only to see what a victim of a violent crime saw before they died? Would be pretty damned scary, no? Enter InSight.

Shot in the seedy Boyle Heights district in Los Angeles, InSight follows Kaitlyn (Natalie Zea), an ER nurse, who while tending to a young stabbing victim, Allison, is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that was being used to save the woman's life. Almost immediately she starts to experience the victim's memories. Kaitlyn turns to family, friends, and the police, but no one takes her seriously, so she takes it upon herself to solve the crime - as the terrifying visions threaten her sanity. Ultimately, Kaitlyn teams up with detective Peter Rafferty (Sean Patrick Flanery) and weaves her...

Apple has the new trailer for Insight, starring Sean Patrick Flanery, Natalie Zea, Adam Baldwin, Christopher Lloyd, Thomas Ian Nicolas, Veronica Cartwright, Juliette Landau and Max Perlich. The film is directed by Richard Gabai.

Kaitlyn (Natalie Zea), an ER nurse who is tending to a young stabbing victim, is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that is used in an effort to save the woman’s life. Almost immediately she starts to experience the victim’s memories. Kaitlyn turns to family, friends, and the police, but no one takes her seriously. She decides to take it upon herself to solve the crime – as the terrifying visions threaten her sanity.

Look for the film on its official website.

It’ll be in theaters September 2nd.

A murder mystery/supernatural-ish drama about a murdered girl starring Natalie Zea from “Justified” and Sean Patrick Flanery from “The Boondock Saints”? Damn right I’m interested. Check out the trailer for director Richard Gabai’s “InSight”. The film gets a theatrical release September 2nd, 2011 during Labor Day weekend, but since I haven’t heard all that much about the movie until now, I’m going to go out on a limb and call it a limited theatrical release, with a bigger release on DVD and VOD. I could be wrong, of course. (Update: I’ve added theater locations below.) Kaitlyn (Natalie Zea), an ER nurse who is tending to a young stabbing victim, is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that is used in an effort to save the woman’s life. Almost immediately she starts to experience the victim’s memories. Kaitlyn turns to family, friends, and the police,...

Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, and Michelle Bauer are the focus of horror fan/filmmaker/gentleman scholar Jason Paul Collum's new documentary Screaming in High Heels.

Jason Paul Collum has long made a career, of sorts, of understanding the women who we call Scream Queens. His prior documentary, Something to Scream About, featured interviews with a range of actresses with full careers in horror such as Debbie Rochon, Julie Strain, and Felissa Rose, and last year he made a documentary about the woman-directed Slumber Party Massacre series.

Screaming in High Heels is his new film, which focuses on what are usually called the Big Three, the "original" scream queens - Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, and Michelle Bauer, and their rise to fame on the video horror circuit beginning in the 1980s. These three women, the first Ever to be called "scream queens," have starred in literally hundreds of horror films,...

Brinke Stevens (left), Linnea Quigley (center) and

Michelle Bauer (right) Jason Paul Collum, the director behind such efforts as October Moon & November Son, has unleashed a trailer to his highly anticipated horror documentary "Screaming in High Heels: The Rise and Fall of the Scream Queen Era" which traces legendary scream queens Linnea Quigley (The Return of the Living Dead), Brinke Stevens (Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl O Rama) and Michelle Bauer (Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers) during the video boom of the 1980's. 

The three ladies (and a small group of energetic filmmakers) headlined upwards of 10 low budget horror films per year, fending off men in rubber monster suits, pubescent teen boys, and deadly showers. As a result of their unintended cult fame, they were flown all over the world, dined with President Regan, and built mini-empires of their own. Then it all came crashing down. This documentary follows these accidental...

From Jason Paul Collum, director of October Moon and November Son, comes a documentary detailing the rise and fall of the 80's Scream Queen era in which his mentor Brinke Stevens (Haunting Fear) will be partaking with a bevy of familiar faces from the 80's horror era in:

Screaming in High Heels: The Rise & Fall of the Scream Queen Era

During the video boom of the 1980s, three ladies (and a small group of energetic filmmakers) headlined upwards of 10 low-budget horror films per year, fending off men in rubber monster suits, pubescent teen boys, and deadly showers. As a result of their unintended cult fame, they were flown all over the world, dined with President Regan, and built mini-empires of their own. Then it all came crashing down. This documentary follows these accidental actresses on how smart they were to play stupid.

In addition to Brinke Stevens, other participants...

Check out the new poster and trailer for the thriller from actor/director Richard Gabai called In/Sight.

The film stars a great cast, including Christopher Lloyd, Veronica Cartwright, Max Perlich, Daniel Roebuck, Rick Overton, Sean Patrick Flanery, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Natalie Zea, Adam Baldwin, Juliet Landau and Leslie-Ann Brandt. 

In/Sight was written by Aaron Ginsberg and Wade McIntyre and the story focuses on:

Kaitlyn, an ER nurse who is tending to a young stabbing victim, who is accidentally electrocuted by the defibrillator that is used in an effort to save the woman's life. Almost immediately Kaitlyn starts to experience the victim's memories. She turns to family, friends, and the police, but no one takes her seriously. She decides that she must take it upon herself to try to solve the crime - or risk the terrifying visions ending in her own sanity being at stake. Ultimately Kaitlyn teams...

Do you like campers getting killed? Do you like Bigfoot monsters? Do you like flute solos? Well, Night Of The Demon (singular) has it all. Moronic Mark has a field day watching a film about a college professor taking his students on a field trip where they hunt Sasquatch. Of course, the Suburban Sasquatch has a different reaction to the flick and poor Sammy has to suffer from the consequences, and the Iron Sheik has a lip stick tube stuck in his boobie because he was confused over which movie was being reviewed. And for no really good reason, there's two Richard Gabai songs in it.

This week sees a couple of golden oldies trotted out alongside the customary summertime family fun, docs on science both good and bad, and another lesson from the Tony Scott school of flash-bang filmmaking.

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"Betty Blue: The Director's Cut"

Having inspired everything from ardent film student party chatter to the pure cinematic showmanship of Luc Besson, Jean-Jacques Beineix's 1986 Oscar-nominated romantic drama has a legacy that reaches far and wide. This new print of Beineix's definitive 1991 cut of his oh so artsy tale of an aspiring writer Zorg (Jean-Hugues Anglade), his wild, volatile muse Betty (Béatrice Dalle) and her gradual descent into self-destruction contains more than an hour of additional footage that stretches out Betty's madness and embellishes it with such antics as Zorg's cross-dressing crime spree. In French with subtitles.

Opens in New York.

Singapore -- Disney's animated feature "Bolt" will open the inaugural 3DX: 3D Film & Entertainment Technology Festival in Singapore on Nov. 19, two days before its U.S. bow, organizers said Wednesday.

Disney movie division president Mark Zoradi will kick off the festival with a presentation on 3-D and the studio's upcoming slate. Disney has 10 3-D films scheduled for the next two years, including "Up," "G-Force" and "Disney's A Christmas Carol."

"This forum is a great opportunity to engage our partners and to explore the full potential of 3-D, which is really changing the way we look at films," Zoradi said.

Produced by Los Angeles-based Chabin Partners and hosted by the Singapore government's Media Development Authority, 3Dx is the first event of its kind dedicated to stereoscopic 3-D. The program includes a business forum, screenings and international speaker sessions.

Speakers on tap for the five-day event include Fox Filmed Entertainment's Jim Gianopulos,...

The world of high-stakes poker provides the backdrop for "Deal", a latecomer to the card-playing movie game that brings nothing new or compelling to the table.

Directed and co-written by Gil Cates Jr., the dull production obviously sees itself as an updated "Cincinnati Kid" for the World Poker Tour set, but the end result and its characters have all the originality and dramatic depth of a TV telecast.

This MGM release might be ideally timed to ride in on the wave created by the sleeper hit "21," but potential audiences shouldn't have any problem recognizing they're being dealt an inferior hand.

Meet Alex Stillman (Bret Harrison), a cocky Yale University senior who wins an Internet Texas Hold'em poker tournament and has his sights set on the real deal.

As luck would have it, he catches the eye of Tommy Vinson (an oddly made-up Burt Reynolds), a faded poker legend who gave up the game 20 years ago to save his marriage.

Vinson takes Stillman under his tutelage and teaches him that it's ultimately more important to play your fellow players than the cards you hold in your hand.

But when a pretty girl (Shannon Elizabeth) inadvertently causes a rift between them, teacher and student face off as adversaries in the World Poker Tour, along with such real-life Tour figures as Chris Moneymaker, Isabelle Mercier and circuit regular Jennifer Tilly, playing a lightly fictionalized version of her competitive self.

In his efforts to lend his film that authenticity, right down to the TV camera angles and main event graphics, Cates has sacrificed the crucial cinematic element, and the script, co-written with Screen Gems marketing president Marc Weinstock, simply shuffles all the usual cliches.

There's more character development found on those face cards than the stock, surface attributes given to the roles handed to Young Gun Harrison, old pro Reynolds and hooker-with-the-heart-of-gold Elizabeth.

Also not helping matters is the deadly staging, which finds the two leads usually sitting around a lot, even when they're not playing the game.

Not surprisingly, the energy level follows suit.

DEAL

MGM

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures & Seven Arts Pictures present a Seven Arts/TAG Entertainment production

Credits:

Director: Gil Cates Jr.

Screenwriters: Gil Cates Jr., Marc Weinstock

Producers: Michael Arata, Marc Weinstock, Steven Austin

Executive producers: Scott Lazar, Nzinga Garvey, Richard Gabai, Michael Amato

Director of photography: Thomas Harting

Production designer: Frank Zito III

Music: Peter Rafelson

Costume designer: Liz Staub

Editors: Eric Strand, Jonathan Cates

Cast:

Alex Stillman: Bret Harrison

Tommy Vinson: Burt Reynolds

Charlie Adler: Charles Durning

Himself: Vincent Van Patten

Himself: Michael Sexton

Karen "Razor" Jones: Jennifer Tilly

Michelle: Shannon Elizabeth

Helen Vinson: Maria Mason

Mr. Stillman: Gary Grubbs

Running time -- 86 minutes

MPAA rating: PG-13...

Its release calculated to coincide with the X Games, "Supercross: The Movie" is advertainment to the extreme.

Produced in association with Clear Channel Entertainment's Motor Sports division, which sponsors the Supercross bike-racing competition, the production attempts to dress up the corporate synergy in the guise of a fictionalized story of two racing brothers, but the resulting mix of ESPN-style visuals and WB Network-style dramatics never convincingly comes together.

Thanks to an eleventh-hour pruning that has left the film about 15 minutes shorter than its officially stated running time, any real sort of plotting or character development appears to have been left on the cutting-room floor along with all traces of Daryl Hannah's performance.

What's left is a lot of racing footage interspersed with a flimsy David vs. Goliath story which begs the question: Will its target audience willingly pay to see what they can watch on TV for free, minus the intrusive made-up bits?

Set in an odd, Southern California parallel universe where virtually everybody is Caucasian, the picture follows the intersecting paths taken by K.C. (Steve Howey) and Trip (Mike Vogel) Carlyle, a pair of brothers who run a pool-cleaning business but whose hearts are in Supercross.

The more disciplined of the two, K.C. ends up getting a flashy "factory" (corporate sponsored) ride, which drives a philosophical as well as a competitive wedge between the siblings. Trip ends up going the less glamorous, unsponsored "privateer" route, but fate ultimately intervenes, forcing these would-be rivals to put aside their difference and join forces to defeat the powerful bad guys.

Directed by stuntman-turned-filmmaker Steve Boyum, the vehicle dutifully goes along an uninspired path mapped out by screenwriters Ken Solarz and Bart Baker that still allows for earnest emoting from its young cast members. Joining Howey and Vogel are Cameron Richardson and Sophia Bush as the brothers' love interests, and the more seasoned Robert Carradine and Robert Patrick as the controlling corporate heavy and the noble independent spirit, who serve, for better or worse, as the boys' respective father figures.

Getting to the main event, filmed at the real-life Supercross finals in Las Vegas, the high-energy footage is competent but falls short of spectacular. Maybe it would have been a better idea to simply skip the fiction altogether and just show those real-life bikers doing their extreme thing, uninterrupted by cutaway close-ups of the actors pretending to be them.

Supercross: The Movie

20th Century Fox

20th Century Fox presents a TAG Entertainment production in association with Clear Channel Entertainment Motor Sports

Credits:

Director: Steve Boyum

Screenwriters: Ken Solarz, Bart Baker

Story by: Bart Baker, Keith Alan Bernstein

Producers: Steve Austin, J. Todd Harris

Executive producers: Richard Gabai, Marc Toberoff, Jonathan Bogner, David Borg

Director of photography: William Wages

Production designer: Max Biscoe

Editors: Alan Cody, Brett Hedlund

Costume designer: Elaine Montalvo

Music: Jasper Randall

Cast:

K.C. Carlyle: Steve Howey

Trip Carlyle: Mike Vogel

Piper Cole: Cameron Richardson

Zoe Lang: Sophia Bush

Owen Cole: Aaron Carter

Rowdy Sparks: Channing Tatum

Earl Cole: Robert Patrick

Clay Sparks: Robert Carradine

MPAA rating PG-13

Running time -- 80 minutes...