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Baldur's Gate 3's cast and voice directors shared anecdotes from the game's development and launch, including fan interactions. The cast would love to see the Lord of the Rings franchise get a game in a similar vein to Baldur's Gate 3. Cast members have spent hours in character creation during their own playthroughs, praising the wealth of customization and its impact on the game.

Screen Rant attended two Baldur's Gate 3 panels at McM London Comic Con, the first of which focused on some of the cast and their voice directors, and the second of which was comprised entirely of cast members, particularly the voices of the Tavs, and those involved in the Dark Urge story. After years of development and Early Access, Baldur's Gate 3 had its full launch in August 2023 and went on to be the biggest game of the year, winning numerous awards, including the coveted Game of the Year.

"Fyre Rises" is a new UK produced action crime feature, directed by Paul Knight, starring Eric Roberts, Cynthia Rothrock, Joseph Millson, Jake Canuso, Harriet Thorpe and Tina Barnes, releasing October 9, 2023 on demand and in theaters:

"...debt-ridden pacifist 'Richard Fyre' is propositioned to return to his abandoned mercenary ways by flamboyant zealot, 'Priest'...

"...to eliminate his international competition in exchange for a clean slate..."

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Stars: Sophia Dawnay, Lisa Devlin, Tina Barnes, Sylvia Robson, Jonathan Sidgwick | Written and Directed by James Eaves

Maybe it’s the movies I get to review or influences like Saw but right now movies where a group of people are all imprisoned together in an enclosed space and are tested on seems to be the “in thing” at the moment. Bane fits these criteria with just a twist of alien.

For me Bane is a movie of three parts. It starts off with six women trapped in some kind of testing facility, electrified fences surround them and they are unable to escape. They are interrogated and tested in a quite mediocre way and we get to know what little we can find out about them as they all seem to be suffering from amnesia. The second part of the movie they start getting killed off by a surgeon type character with no apparent motive,...

Bordello Death Tales has sashayed its way onto DVD, and if you live in the UK/Ireland, here's your chance to get a free copy of the film. The blood-soaked three-part anthology film follows stories emanating from Madame Raven's Bordello... a great place to spend the weekend!

The three sections of the film are "The Ripper", directed by Jim Eaves (Witches Hammer, Bane) and starring Stuart Gregory and Tina Barnes; "Stitchgirl", directed by Alan Ronald (Jesus vs. The Messiah) and starring Eleanor James as Stitchgirl, a character reminiscent of Sally in The Nightmare Before Christmas and Julian Lamoral-Roberts; and "Vice Day", directed by Pat Higgins (Trashhouse, Hellbride) and starring Cy Henty and Danielle Laws. You can get a look at some of the fun with the trailer for Stitchgirl posted below.

For more info check out the Bordello Death Tales Facebook page and visit the Amber Pictures website. The film...

Bane

Stars: Sophia Dawnay, Lisa Devlin, Tina Barnes, Sylvia Robson, Jonathan Sidgwick | Written and Directed by James Eaves

Maybe it’s the movies I get to review or influences like Saw but right now movies where a group of people are all imprisoned together in an enclosed space and are tested on seems to be the “in thing” at the moment. Bane fits these criteria with just a twist of alien.

For me Bane is a movie of three parts. It starts off with six women trapped in some kind of testing facility, electrified fences surround them and they are unable to escape. They are interrogated and tested in a quite mediocre way and we get to know what little we can find out about them as they all seem to be suffering from amnesia. The second part of the movie they start getting killed off by a surgeon type character with no apparent motive,...

Bane from writer and director James Eeaves (Bordello Death Tales) will release in the United Kingdom on DVD July 18th, to be followed-up by a limited theatrical showing in Southampton, England (July 26th). The official art for the United Kingdom release is seen left and Bane is a horror film of mystery. One surgeon abducts a group of women for involuntary surgery and torture. What are his motivations? Horror fans can find out in just a few days, with North America already familiar with this title. Bane released in North America in May, 2009 (DVD).

The synopsis for Bane is here:

"Katherine awakes in an underground cell with three other women – all have complete amnesia. The women soon discover they are part of a gruesome experiment with no obvious purpose. That night one of the other girls witnesses the first visit to their cell by the terrifying figure of the blood splattered surgeon.

Three of the most promising British horror directors have joined forces for an anthology feature which wraps principal photography this week. Pat (Killerkiller) Higgins, James (The Witches Hammer) Eaves and Alan (Jesus Vs. The Messiah) Ronald have pooled their talents for Bordello Death Tales, which aims to revive the British omnibus subgenre that flourished in the 1970s, and provided the exclusive pics seen below.

“Pat and I had been talking about doing a multistory horror project for a while, and came up with the idea of setting it in a brothel,” Eaves tells Fango. “We needed a third director, and Pat suggested Al, who’d worked with him on all of his films. What started as an idea in a pub has blossomed into a full-fledged feature with what I believe are three strong and original tales.”

“It actually fell into place quite easily,” adds Higgins, whose latest feature Hellbride...