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"What are you still doing here? There's nothing left but a pack of wolves." Indican has debuted an official trailer for an indie comedy titled The Fox Hunter, the latest from filmmaker Patrick Shanahan. This has gone under a few other titles including The Hounds of Dixie and Cotton, but will be released with this final title. It's about a Southern family of blue-blood media moguls that falls apart "at the crossroads of past and progress in matters of death, wealth, love and American journalism." The comedy stars Reece Thompson, Madison Iseman, Beth Broderick, Brooke Butler, Olivia Grace Applegate, Benjie Anderson, Frieda Jane, Ira David Wood III, Michael Rupnow, and John Lescault. This looks a lot like Knives Out, but without a murder mystery, instead with way more quirky satire. And a bit of a Wes Anderson vibe. Here's the first official trailer (+ poster) for Patrick Shanahan's The Fox Hunter,...

Switched at Birth star Katie Leclerc hides her true identity in our exclusive clip from The Confession, debuting on DVD June 19th. The actress stars as Katie Lapp, determined to find her birth mother, who gave her up for adoption 20 years ago. Watch as "Katherine" tries to gauge how her return home will be perceived in this scene from director Michael Landon Jr.'s drama.

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Raised by an Amish family, Katie Lapp (Katie Leclerc, TV's Switched at Birth) always felt the call of another life. Now, her quest to find her birth-mother, Laura Mayfield-Bennett (Sherry Stringfield, TV's ER), has drawn her into world of the Englishers. Along the way, two very different men try to help her overcome a devious scheme to steal her rightful inheritance. Business-minded but kind-hearted Justin Wirth (Michael Rupnow) reaches out to discover Katie's hidden secrets, while her childhood companion Daniel Fisher...

The desert sucks. Hot in the day, cold at night. Every kind of poisonous animal you can imagine. A great setting for a horror film, and the folks behind Dead Stop were savvy enough to recognize that. Check out the second trailer here!

The victims in the film are stranded in the desert and being hunted by…well, we're not exactly sure what it is, but it's pissed and it's hungry. Dead Stop was written by Josh Jacobs, directed by Jonas Stolpe and stars Cathy Baron, Jon Briddell, Nikki McKenzie, Sarah Flannery, Michael Rupnow, Devin Leigh, Brian Ramian and Nikolai Stolpe.

For more visit the official Dead Stop website, "like" Dead Stop on Facebook and follow Dead Stop on Twitter (@DeadStopMovie). Thanks to Avery G for the tip on this film.

Synopsis

The desert can be an unforgiving place. By day the temperatures soar past the century mark, hot enough...

Dead Stop In the tradition of such horror classics as The Descent, comes an all new nightmarish reality filled with blood thirsty creatures from director Jonas Stolpe of Dead Stop. In Dead Stop, a road trip turns deadly, when a broken down van strands a group of travelers in the middle of nowhere. As supplies diminish, they turn on each other while being hunted by a violent, malevolent creature.

Dead Stop What new innovations has Stolpe brought to the creature feature sub-genre? What carnage will this creature partake in? What does this creature look like? And ultimately how will this cast out smart and out maneuver this deadly beast? Find out as Dead Stop finishes up post production and gets ready to hit the film circuit scene. Director Jonas Stolpe has promised a film that is "stark, raw, suspenseful" and that is just a downright "scary monster movie".

Dead Stop features Cathy Baron,...

2010 - 80 mins. - Rated R

D: John Lechago

C: Trent Haaga, Victoria De Mare, Al Burke, Michael Rupnow, Jessica Whitaker, Olivia Dawn York 

The demonic clown, Killjoy, who takes murderous revenge on whomever his summoner wishes uses a group of college students as bait to lure in a college professor who summoned him, but didn't name an actual victim for him to kill. 

Watching a film like Killjoy 3 viewers should admittedly know that they are not getting into a film on par with something like The Exorcist. It's just supposed to be a fun way to kill eighty minutes, to have some laughs and to enjoy a few cheap thrills. With that in mind, Killjoy 3 is easily the most successful entry in this franchise. With this, Puppet Master: Axis of Evil and Demonic Toys 2, which were all released this year, Full Moon Entertainment is on a definite comeback trail.