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It appears that the common belief that Snoop Dogg will do anything for a check is true. On Friday night, the rapper performed at the Crypto Ball ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration.

The “exclusive social event” was held in Washington DC and was intended to praise Trump’s embrace of cryptocurrency, with tickets allegedly going for upwards of $5,000 a pop. Notably, the event coincided with Trump’s launch of his own meme coin.

Press supposedly wasn’t allowed at the Crypto Ball, but videos of Snoop DJing at the event have surfaced online, showing him rapping to a tuxedo-clad Maga crowd. In addition to his own songs, Snoop appeared to have performed several covers, including Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’.” Watch videos of the moment below.

Of course, many have responded online with dismay that Snoop — who was once such a critic of Trump that he depicted himself...

Eminem and 50 Cent recently linked up thanks to Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg’s album Missionary — and now, Slim Shady is open to doing a full project with 50. In an interview on DJ Whoo Kidd’s Whoo’s House on SiriusXM’s Shade 45, Eminem said he’d be interested in collaborating with 50 to recreate the magic of “Patiently Waiting,” but on a full album more than 20 years later.

“That would be great,” Eminem said. “We just gotta stop bullshitting and just do it.”

“I would never say it’s not possible,...

When Drake announced his legal actions against Universal Music Group last month — claiming that they should have blocked the release of Kendrick Lamar’s diss track masterpiece “Not Like Us,” but instead engaged in a scheme to boost its popularity — many saw the move as simply Drizzy extending his L, including none other than Snoop Dogg, it seems.

In a new interview that aired on The Bootleg Kev Podcast today, Snoop was asked what he thought of the legal actions, prompting the West Coast legend to break out laughing. Smirking, he tried to avoid answering at first, saying “Next question.”

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But after another moment, Snoop caved and made one comment. “On the West, we hold court in the streets,” he said. “That’s just what we call it.”

Drake filed a pair of legal actions late last month alleging that Umg participated in a scheme...

Since Snoop Dogg’s 1993 debut, Doggystyle, Dr. Dre has only sporadically produced a track or two for his former protégé, which makes the idea of the West Coast legend helming an entire Snoop album in 2024 such an intriguing prospect. While Snoop’s claims to artistic legitimacy largely went out the window around the time that he signed with Master P, Dre’s credentials have remained mostly intact. The hope, then, was that this reunion might ignite a much-needed fire under Snoop’s ass and result in an album with more energy and focus than the placeholder projects he’s been churning out of late.

A sequel to Doggystyle in the loosest sense imaginable, Missionary is easily the most eager-to-please project Snoop has attached his name to in quite some time. His verses are nimble, delivered with a touch more gusto than the stock laidback routine he’s been coasting on...

2024's calendar year for music can't come to an end without a new project from Snoop Dogg. In a year when he starred in a new movie called The Underdoggs, dropped a Still G.I.N. alcohol brand, and joined The Voice, Snoop has crowned everything by contributing to the medium that made him a superstar: rap music.

Snoop Dogg teams up with frequent collaborator, producer Dr. Dre, to release his landmark 20th album: Missionary. Just over 30 years after his electric Doggystyle debut, the Doggfather celebrates with his most ambitious project yet. His tracklist features notable guest spots from the likes of Eminem, Sting, 50 Cent, and Tom Petty, among others. These are unique songs filled with unique names all produced by Dre, but which songs rank among the best? Here's how every track on Snoop Dogg's Missionary ranks.

"Another Part of Me" Feat. Sting

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Thirty-one years after the arrival of their iconic album, Doggystyle, Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre have teamed up once again. Today, Snoop’s new Dre-produced album, Missionary, has finally arrived.

Released via Death Row, Aftermath Entertainment, and Interscope, Missionary is a quintessentially Snoop affair, featuring refreshed G-Funk-esque beats, lyrical wordplay, reminiscences on Snoop’s upbringing, and exciting guest appearances by the likes of Sting, Eminem, 50 Cent, Method Man, Jelly Roll, the late Tom Petty, and many more.

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To that end, Missionary is packed with plenty of unexpected moments. On the Sting-featuring “Another Part of Me,” you get to hear the Police frontman deliver uncharacteristic lines like “From the jump on the run, man, I walk away/ I’m the one, give a fuck what they got to say.” On “Last Dance with Mary Jane,” Snoop and Jelly Roll trade stories about how they’ve “seen some things,...

Snoop Dogg’s got a new album out today, it’s produced primarily by Dr. Dre — marking their first full collaboration since Doggystyle — and you better believe it boasts a centerpiece song about weed. One that features Jelly Roll and even samples Tom Petty.

“Last Dance with Mary Jane” borrows its hook and title from Petty’s 1993 song of the sorta-same name (“Mary Jane’s Last Dance”). This gives the track a rootsy vibe as Snoop reflects on his lifelong relationship with weed, dating all the way back to his first...

On “Sticcy Situation,” off Snoop Dogg’s ambitious new album, Missionary, which is his second full-length collaboration with mentor Dr. Dre, the golden-voiced star proclaims, “Multi-platinum gangsta shit/Who did it before us?” And 31 years after dropping Doggystyle, his rebellious diamond-selling debut, he cuts right to the heart of his and Dre’s atom-shifting allure. The bass on “Sticcy Situation” stabs your spleen, and the pianos, straight out of a classic mafioso flick, brand you an overeager accomplice in lighthearted larceny. Snoop’s snarl is mellower on this long-awaited LP...

Astro Bot won four awards, including game of the year, at The Game Awards on Thursday night. Astro Bot also walked away with the awards for best game direction, best action/adventure game and best family game.

The ceremony featured appearances from some of the most notable figures in the entertainment and video game industry including Aaron Paul, Ella Purnell, Harrison Ford, Hideo Kojima, Khalid, Laura Bailey, Todd Howard and Troy Baker.

The Game Awards also debuted world premieres for upcoming video game releases from studios such as Borderlands 4 from Gearbox Software, Dispatch from Adhoc, Elden Ring Nightreign from FromSoftware, Inc., Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet from Naughty Dog, Mafia: The Old Country from Hangar 13, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds from Sega, Split Fiction from Hazelight Studios, Stage Fright from Ghost Town Games and The Witcher 4 from CD Projekt Red.

The event was also marked with a musical appearance from Snoop Dogg, who...

Snoop Dogg is set to add another feather to his cap by teaming up with Luc Besson for a sci-fi movie titled The Last Man, in which the rapper will star and serve as a co-producer.

Last month, Snoop teased that he was working on a film “in the vein” of Planet of the Apes — but with “dogs instead of apes.” This description matches up with today’s Variety report about The Last Man.

Besson will pen the screenplay, which is expected to take cues from his 1997 cult classic The Fifth Element by mixing sci-fi with comedy and action. Filming is scheduled to begin in 2025.

The Last Man is co-produced by Virginie Besson-Silla and Luc Besson for EuropaCorp with Snoop Dogg and Sara Ramaker through their Death Row Pictures banner.

“I’ve been a big fan of Snoop Dogg’s music ever since ‘Who Am I,'” said Besson. “We first met 20 years ago,...

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It’s been a big year for Snoop Dogg — becoming America’s “Ambassador of Happiness” during the Paris Olympics, leading Team Snoop as a coach on The Voice, and not to mention becoming a high-style icon with multiple footwear collections for Skechers.

While it’s clear that 2024 was the Year of the Dogg, the Skechers x Snoop Dogg collaborations began last year (Martha Stewart was the one who...

The Voice season 25 coaches Dan + Shay (Photo by: Tyler Golden/NBC)

NBC’s lineup of artists confirmed to perform on the season 26 finale of The Voice includes Kelly Clarkson, Dan + Shay, and Tears For Fears. Myles Smith, Riley Green & Ella Langley, season 24 winner Huntley, and season 25 winner Asher HaVon will also perform during the Tuesday, December 10, 2024 episode, airing at 9pm Et/Pt.

Plus, The Voice season 26 finale will feature the television premiere of mega mentor Sting and Coach Snoop Dogg’s “Another Part of Me.” Produced by Dr. Dre, “Another Part of Me” is from Snoop’s upcoming album Missionary dropping on December 13th.

The season finale week kicks off on Monday, December 9th at 8pm Et/Pt with a special two-hour episode. Coach Michael Bublé and playoff advisor Carly Pearce will perform their duet “Maybe This Christmas.” Bublé, Snoop Dogg, Reba McEntire, and Gwen Stefani will also duet with their final artists.

Kai Cenat just reclaimed the record for most simultaneous Twitch subscriptions and set it at a staggering 727,700–meaning that, if all those people purchased Tier 1 subs at $4.99 a pop, he made at least $1.8 million (after Twitch took a 50% cut of revenue).

But Cenat’s monthlong “Mafiathon 2” subathon was about more than immediate cash. It was about cementing Cenat’s place as one of Twitch’s biggest-spectacle streamers.

We’ve written lately about how livestreamers in particular seem to always be upping the ante, putting on more and more attention-grabbing events in an effort to capture more and more viewers. Just in recent examples, Ghanian streamer Afua Nash attempted to eat for four days straight live on YouTube, and there’s also emilycc, the streamer Cenat spotlighted during his subathon who’s been live for over three years, including sleeping every night in front of the camera.

Cenat’s subathon was...

Jelly Roll and Snoop Dogg surprised fans with an announcement this week. They also offered up a special appearance between the two of them, which ended with Snoop’s favorite mode of celebration. Soon, fans will get to hear a lot more of the two stars together.

Here is what Snoop Dogg and Jelly Roll had to announce and what it all means.

Snoop Dogg & Jelly Roll Made Major Announcement

Snoop Dogg made a surprise appearance during Jelly Roll’s Nashville concert on Tuesday. This was part of Jelly’s Beautifully Broken tour, and Snoop came out and greeted the crowd. The two then shocked the audience by debuting a new song that is a collaboration between the two.

Jelly Roll

The song the two sang was from Snoop’s upcoming album, Missionary. The entire moment was shared with fan-shot footage. They sang “Last Dance with Mary Jane.” The song...

Snoop Dogg’s new single from his upcoming Dr. Dre-produced album Missionary takes major inspiration from the Police’s 1979 single “Message in A Bottle,” using part of the melody and Sting’s replayed version of the guitar line — as well as fresh vocals from the former Police frontman.

“Me and Snoop made a recording of ‘Message In A Bottle’, which he’s called something else,” Sting recently told BBC Radio 2. “I played the guitar and I sang on it, but Snoop also sings on this, which is quite a revelation to me.

Snoop Dogg keeps ‘em coming. A week after releasing “Outta da Blue” and a month after dropping “Gorgeous,” the Doggfather is back again with “Another Part of Me,” a Sting-featuring duet that arrives as the latest single from his upcoming album, Missionary.

Produced by Dr. Dre and The ICU, “Another Part of Me” kicks off with a mock-live feel, with a crowd cheering as a grooving reimagination of “Message in a Bottle” plays, anchored by the song’s iconic guitar riff. Snoop then enters with auto-tuned vocals, singing a melody inspired by The Police’s original, before settling into his signature rap flow.

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After that, Sting gets his turn, and actually delivers a quasi-rap himself, with quick-flowing lines like “Time is present, I stay active, momma’s laughing when we’s rapping/ Millions stacking, look what happened, life just isn’t the same” and the closing couplet,...

Snoop Dogg made a surprise appearance at Jelly Roll’s Beautifully Broken Tour stop at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville Tuesday night, joining the country star to debut a collaboration off Snoop’s upcoming album Missionary.

The song, “Last Dance With Mary Jane,” interpolates Tom Petty’s 1993 classic “Mary Jane’s Last Dance,” and unsurprisingly reflects Snoop’s longtime affinity for marijuana. Jelly takes a verse of his own on the song while also singing the chorus featured on Petty’s original version.

After finishing the performance, Snoop took out a blunt and lighter,...

Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre have released “Outta Da Blue,” the latest single from their upcoming collaborative album, Missionary.

Featuring Alus, “Outta Da Blue” sees Snoop and Dre trade verses over a booming beat, produced by Dre, Dem Jointz, BoogzDaBeast, and Fnz. On the chorus, Alus delivers a memorable hook that references the album’s title, Missionary, and then interpolates the gun-shooting, money-taking refrain from M.I.A.’s 2007 hit, “Paper Planes.”

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Arriving via Death Row, Aftermath, and Interscope, “Outta Da Blue” is the second single to arrive from Missionary, following the Jhené Aiko-featuring track “Gorgeous,” which arrived earlier this month. Before its release, “Outta Da Blue” was previewed by Snoop and Dre on a live episode of Drink Champs, and was also used in the trailer for the upcoming Netflix film, Back in Action. Stream “Outta Da Blue” below.

Missionary itself is due on December 13th,...

Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre are giving us another taste of Missionary, Snoop’s upcoming album. On Thursday, the pair released “Outta Da Blue,” also featuring Alus, which will be included on Snoop’s album, due out Dec. 13.

“Some n—as is all bark, my n—as, we all bite,” raps Snoop in the fourth verse before Dre joins in: “You gambling with your life? Well fuck it, let’s roll the dice.”

In the chorus, Alus channels M.I.A.’s 2008 hit “Paper Planes” as she sings, “All I wanna do is bla-bla-bla-blaow/And then,...

Snoop Dogg is sharing some new details about who fans can expect to hear on his upcoming album. During the Bloomberg Screentime conference Thursday, Snoop revealed that he’s set to feature Sting and Jelly Roll on his future record, Missionary.

“I got a feature from Jelly Roll and Sting,” Snoop revealed. “I’m so happy that me and Sting have a record that’s so good.”

“We hung out and we chilled. Like a child that’s infatuated with somebody as a singer, and you get a chance to...

Snoop Dogg has canceled his pair of “Doggystyle” 30th anniversary Hollywood Bowl concerts amidst the ongoing strikes from the Writers Guild of America and the Screen Actors Guild, the rapper announced Tuesday.

“We regret to inform you that due to the ongoing strike and the uncertainty of when this will be over, we need to cancel the Hollywood Bowl show,” Snoop wrote in an Instagram statement. “We continue to stand in solidarity with all of our brothers and sisters in the WGA and SAG-AFTRA during this difficult time and remain hopeful that the AMPTP will come back to the negotiating table with a real proposal and we can all get back to work.”

The “Drop It Like Its Hot” singer first rescheduled the concerts with Dr. Dre, originally set for June 27 and June 28, to Oct. 20 and Oct. 21. He posted a video announcing that decision on June 2, a month after the WGA first went on strike.

Updated with details of cancellation: Snoop Dogg’s much-anticipated two-night Hollywood Bowl engagement to mark the 30th anniversary of his career-making Doggystyle album was officially canceled today, with the artist citing the ongoing strikes by writers and actors. Snoop has repeatedly demonstrated his support for striking actors and writers.

In a statement posted online, Snoop Dogg wrote, “We regret to inform you that due to the ongoing strike and the uncertainty of when this will be over, we need to cancel the Hollywood Bowl show. We continue to stand in solidarity with all of our brothers and sisters in the WGA and SAG/AFTRA during this difficult time and remain hopeful that the AMPTP will come back to the negotiating table with a Real proposal and we can all get back to work.”

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Dr. Dre has revealed why he turned down opportunities to work with fellow legends like Michael Jackson, Prince, and Stevie Wonder. While appearing on a recent episode of Kevin Hart’s Peacock talk show Hart to Heart, the producer said he “bowed out” of the collaborations because he didn’t want to tarnish how he felt about them as artists.

“They just asked me to work with them and I just was like, ‘What the fuck am I going to do with them?'” Dre told Hart after being asked whether he had any regrets. He elaborated that he didn’t want to affect “the way I feel about Stevie, Prince, Michael, Bruce Springsteen, and all of these amazing artists,” which “could change by working with them.”

“These are my fucking heroes,” he said. “I like the idea of what I grew up listening to and I want to keep it like that.

Imagine walking into a restaurant and seeing Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney, and Dr. Dre eating dinner together. Such was the case at The River Café in Hammersmith, England, where fans saw the trio dining after Macca and Dr. Dre caught The Boss’ recent show at London’s Hyde Park.

It may seem like an unlikely pairing, but Dre and McCartney have been friends for a while. In 2021, the rapper posted a photo of the two together, looking delighted to be in the Beatle’s company. “Here with one of my heroes!!,” he said at the time. “Paul McCartney is cool Af!! I’m chillin with one of the fucking Beatles!!”

McCartney and Springsteen go way back as well — even if the former blames the latter for causing music fans to expect four-hour, marathon concerts. Last year, the two sang “Glory Days” and “I Wanna Be Your Man” together when McCartney...

The first original production from new genre studio Welcome Villain Films, Malum (read our review) is an expanded reimagining of the 2014 horror movie Last Shift, and it was released in theaters back in March. Bloody Disgusting has learned this afternoon that Malum is now coming home this week. It’ll be available on VOD outlets beginning May 16, 2023.

Directed by Anthony Diblasi (Last Shift, Dread, Extremity) and co-written by Diblasi and Scott Poiley (Last Shift, Missionary, Exhume), the same creative team behind 2014’s Last Shift, Malum reimagines the original critically-acclaimed horror hit.

“On a search to uncover the mysterious circumstances surrounding her father’s death, a newly appointed police officer, Jessica Loren, is assigned to the last shift in a decommissioned police station where a notoriously vicious cult saw their demise years prior. The lone officer at the station, she soon finds herself barraged by terrifying paranormal events and, in the process,...

Before Snoop Dogg heads out on his joint tour with Wiz Khalifa (grab tickets here), the Long Beach rapper will celebrate the 30th anniversary of his classic debut album, Doggystyle, with a pair of concerts at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.

Presented by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, the show will take place on June 27th and June 28th. It will be produced by his Doggystyle collaborator Dr. Dre, with Snoop being joined by “some of his best friends” and backed by the ReCollective Orchestra led by conductor Derrick Hodge. In addition to standout cuts from the album like “Gin and Juice” and “What’s My Name,” the Doggfather will play hits from throughout his career.

Tickets go on sale Friday, May 5th at 10:00 a.m. at the Hollywood Bowl website. Once tickets are on sale, you can also find them at StubHub, where orders are 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s FanProtect program.

The first original production from new genre studio Welcome Villain Films, Malum (read our review) is an expanded reimagining of the 2014 horror movie Last Shift, and it’s being unleashed in theaters this weekend. While you wait, begin the ritual with a brand new poster.

Being debuted here on Bd, this alt poster for Malum was whipped up by Gary Pullin, the piece dubbed “The Temple Baron” and Now Available through Pullin’s online shop!

The 24″ x 36″ lithograph art print is up for grabs in a limited edition of just 250 pieces, each of which have been signed by Gary Pullin. The matte paper prints go for $50 each.

“Ghoulish” Gary Pullin tells Bd, “After watching the film and diving into the evidence files, I quickly became obsessed with the sinister atmosphere and the nasty cult figures that inhabit the film. Anthony Diblasi’s reimagining of Last Shift is a nightmare that...

Welcome Villain Films has teamed up with Xr content developer and publisher Top Right Corner to release a new VR survival horror game based on Malum, releasing in theaters this Friday, March 31.

The game, Flock of the Low God, is “a terrifying survival horror experience that immerses players into the thrilling world of Malum. Players will be challenged to survive their first shift at the Lanford Police Department by evading supernatural forces, unlocking new environments, scavenging weapons and tools, and defeating wave after wave of possessed cultists through intense close-quarters combat. The game will feature both single-player and multiplayer modes.”

This game was designed using sets and locations from the film, allowing players to follow in the footsteps of Officer Jessica Loren, played by Jessica Sula in Malum. Players will interact with various props, scenes, and locations recreated in screen-accurate virtual reality, including the main office, morgue, and shooting range.

The biggest new release for the week is Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, which brings various monsters from the long-running property to the big screen beginning on Thursday night, and it’s joined by several brand new horror movies in the coming days.

Here’s all the new horror releasing March 28 – April 2, 2023!

For daily reminders about new horror releases, be sure to follow @HorrorCalendar.

Up first, BayView Entertainment and Vipco have released Skarecrow: A Curse Never Dies today, which looks to be an ultra-low-budget indie film centered on a killer scarecrow.

In the film, “When the vile James Brothers murder an innocent woman to take over her land, her dying breath places a curse on the family through a scarecrow. Years later, a descendent of the James family has taken his friends to the old cabin for the weekend. They soon find the curse and the scarecrow are still wanting blood.

Los Angeles-based Bloody Disgusting readers, get ready to feed the demon this Wednesday at the World Premiere of Malum.

Bloody Disgusting has a limited number of tickets to this special event screening that takes place this coming Wednesday, March 29, in Los Angeles at 8 Pm. Screening details below.

Getting tickets is super easy: all you have to do is click here or fill out the below form. You’ll be contacted with confirmation once the giveaway closes by end of day Tuesday, March 28.

Join us and be among the first to experience this twisted new vision of horror, with Director Anthony Diblasi, Composer Samuel Laflamme, the producers, and several cast members in attendance, including lead actress Jessica Sula.

Malum is set to unleash Hell in theaters on March 31, 2023.

The official plot: “Malum is a bold and expanded reimagining of the 2014 horror cult classic, Last Shift. On a search to uncover the...

The first original production from new genre studio Welcome Villain Films, Malum is an expanded reimagining of the 2014 horror movie Last Shift, and it’s in theaters on March 31.

While you wait, begin the ritual with a brand new poster below.

Directed by Anthony Diblasi (Last Shift, Dread, Extremity) and co-written by Diblasi and Scott Poiley (Last Shift, Missionary, Exhume), the same creative team behind 2014’s Last Shift, Malum reimagines the original critically-acclaimed horror hit.

“On a search to uncover the mysterious circumstances surrounding her father’s death, a newly appointed police officer, Jessica Loren, is assigned to the last shift in a decommissioned police station where a notoriously vicious cult saw their demise years prior. The lone officer at the station, she soon finds herself barraged by terrifying paranormal events and, in the process, is taken on a journey during which she learns the shocking truth behind her family...

Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa have mapped out a massive Summer 2023 tour with Too $hort, Warren G, and Berner. DJ Drama will serve as the special guest.

The 33-city “High School Reunion Tour” kicks off on July 7th in Vancouver, and will make subsequent stops in Toronto, Brooklyn, Atlanta, and many more before wrapping up in Irvine, California on August 27th. See the full itinerary below.

Tickets go on sale Friday, March 10th at 9:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster, with a Live Nation pre-sale occurring one day earlier on Thursday, March 9th (use access code Opener).

Alternatively, you can purchase tickets via Stubhub — where orders are 100% guaranteed through Stubhub’s FanProtect program.

2022 was an especially packed year for future Songwriters Hall of Famer Snoop Dogg, who acquired his former label Death Row Records, appeared in the 2022 Super Bowl halftime show, and stayed busy with other ventures like a...

"Your daddy started something very important..." Welcome Villain has unveiled the official trailer for an indie horror film titled Malum, arriving in theaters only at the end of March. This is actually a new remake of the 2014 horror film Last Shift, made by the same filmmaker updating his own film, similar to the way Sam Raimi made Evil Dead 1 & 2. Helmed by director Anthony Diblasi and co-written by Diblasi and Scott Poiley, Malum re-imagines the original critically-acclaimed horror hit from the festival circuit and expands on the filmmaker's vision of nightmare-inducing terror. A rookie police officer willingly takes the last shift at a newly decommissioned police station in an attempt to uncover the mysterious connection between her police officer father's death and a vicious cult. This updated film stars Jessica Sula as Jessica Loren, with Kevin Wayne, Monroe Cline, Candice Coke, Valerie Loo, Clarke Wolfe, Natalie Victoria. This does look pretty freaky.

Are you prepared to take the last shift in Malum, the first original production from the new genre studio Welcome Villain Films?

Then brace for Hell: the new trailer is here, bringing cults, demons, and a whole lot of blood with it.

Malum is set to unleash Hell in theaters on March 31, 2023.

Directed by Anthony Diblasi (Last Shift, Dread, Extremity) and co-written by Diblasi and Scott Poiley (Last Shift, Missionary, Exhume), the same creative team behind 2014’s Last Shift, Malum reimagines the original critically-acclaimed horror hit. It expands the filmmaker’s vision of nightmare-inducing terror and, judging by the trailer, massively expands the mythology.

The official plot: “Malum is a bold and expanded reimagining of the 2014 horror cult classic, Last Shift. On a search to uncover the mysterious circumstances surrounding her father’s death, a newly appointed police officer, Jessica Loren, is assigned to the last shift in a decommissioned...

Get ready to feed the demon with Malum, the first original production from the new genre studio Welcome Villain Films.

The brand new poster unveiled below teases demonic horrors ahead of tonight’s trailer debut at Midnight Pst.

Malum will release in theaters on March 31, 2023.

Helmed by director Anthony Diblasi (Last Shift, Dread, Extremity) and co-written by Diblasi and Scott Poiley (Last Shift, Missionary, Exhume), the same creative team behind 2014’s Last Shift, Malum reimagines the original critically-acclaimed horror hit. It expands the filmmaker’s vision of nightmare-inducing terror.

The official plot synopsis: “Malum is a bold and expanded reimagining of the 2014 horror cult classic, Last Shift. On a search to uncover the mysterious circumstances surrounding her father’s death, a newly appointed police officer, Jessica Loren, is assigned to the last shift in a decommissioned police station where a notoriously vicious cult saw their demise years prior. The lone officer at the station,...

Dead Ringers Photos & Premiere Date: "Prime Video announced the premiere date and released first-look images of Rachel Weisz as Obgyn twins Beverly and Elliot Mantle for the highly anticipated psychological thriller Dead Ringers. Weisz also serves as an executive producer. The limited series is created, written, and executive produced by Emmy-nominated writer and playwright Alice Birch. All six episodes premiere April 21 exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.

A modern take on David Cronenberg’s 1988 thriller starring Jeremy Irons, Dead Ringers will feature Rachel Weisz playing the double-lead roles of Elliot and Beverly Mantle, twins who share everything: drugs, lovers, and an unapologetic desire to do whatever it takes—including pushing the boundaries of medical ethics—in an effort to challenge antiquated practices and bring women’s health care to the forefront. The series’ ensemble cast includes Britne Oldford as Genevieve, Poppy Liu as Greta, Michael Chernus as Tom,...

Bloody Disgusting can exclusively report today that new genre studio Welcome Villain Films’ first original production, previously known as Untitled Last Shift Reboot, has a new name

The official title treatment and new film stills have been unveiled for the film, now titled Malum, along with an announced Spring 2023 nationwide theatrical release.

Helmed by director Anthony Diblasi and co-written by Diblasi and Scott Poiley, the same creative team behind 2014’s Last Shift, Malum reimagines the original critically-acclaimed horror hit and expands the filmmakers vision of nightmare-inducing terror.

“With this new film, we really wanted it to stand on its own, and giving it a new title absolutely does that,” says filmmaker Anthony Diblasi. “The name ‘Malum’ is not only a major element of the plot and how things unfold, but that word, in some of the oldest languages in history, means ‘evil’ and ‘an offense against right or law,’ which seamlessly ties into the twisted,...

Dr. Dre is such a big music icon, he now has an award named after him.

On Sunday night at the 65th Grammy Awards, the legendary rapper and producer was awarded the newly renamed, first ever Dr. Dre Global Impact award.

Read More: Dr. Dre, Missy Elliott And Lil Wayne Honoured At Pre-Grammy Event

Given out by the Recording Academy’s Black Music Collective, the award recognizes “personal and professional achievements in the music industry.”

The award was first handed out in 2022, with John Legend being the inaugural winner.

But at Sunday night’s ceremony, the name of the award was officially renamed to honour the legacy of Dr. Dre.

Dre was awarded this year alongside Missy Elliott, Lil Wayne and Epic Records Chairman-ceo Sylvia Rhone, who all received their prize at a gala held on Feb. 2.

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"A mind is a terrible thing to break." Dread Central Presents has released the official trailer for an indie horror thriller titled Extremity, the latest feature from director Anthony Diblasi. Extremity plays with the popular modern horror concept of "extreme haunts", or experiences horror fans can pay for that put them in horrific, torturous situations. The plot follows a young woman obsessed with horror who subjects herself to hours of grueling torment inside an extreme haunt in an attempt to confront her fears and conquer the tragic past that haunts her. Starring Dana Christina, J. Larose, Cam Damage, September D'Angelo, Felissa Rose, Tiffany Shepis, Chad Rook, Michael St. Michaels, Natalie Victoria, and Ricky Dean Logan. I wasn't even sure if I should post this, but it just looks so crazy with some seriously freaky imagery, I couldn't help it. You hve to see all this for yourself. Here's the first...

With only few days left to go on post production the Canadian horror flick Extremity Screen Anarchy was sent a collection of images to share with you. We have interspersed the press release among them as well, including statements from the director Anthony Diblasi (Missionary, Most Likely to Die).    A young woman obsessed with horror, subjects herself to twelve hours of grueling torment in an attempt to confront her own fears and conquer the tragic past which haunts her.   Extremity was written by David Bond and Scott Swan (The Profane Exhibit). Bond is also producing under his banner Dark Elegy with Corinne Ferguson. This will be their first feature film as a company. ...

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With Magnet releasing his Last Shift (now on Netflix Instant), the director of Dread, Missionary and Cassadaga will see his slasher Most Likely to Die open in select theaters and On-Demand Friday, May 13th. Penned by Laura Brennan, and starring Chad Addison, Jake Busey and Tess Christiansen, Anthony Diblasi’s latest follows, “Gaby has been dreading her high school reunion for months. It’s not […]...

With Magnet releasing his Last Shift (now on Netflix Instant), the director of Dread, Missionary and Cassadaga will see his slasher Most Likely to Die open in select theaters and On-Demand Friday, May 13th. Penned by Laura Brennan, and starring Chad Addison, Jake Busey and Tess Christiansen, Anthony Diblasi’s latest follows, “Gaby has been dreading her high school reunion for months. It’s not […]...

Magnolia Home Entertainment & Magnet Releasing just sent over the details about the new film, Last Shift, which looks like John Carpenter’s Assault on Precinct 13 (or Rio Bravo) mixed in with a Charles Manson-esque led Satanic Cult. Sounds tasty to me. Check out the trailer above and the details on the release below to satisfy your bloodlust.

From the Press Release

A rookie cop’s first night on duty may very well be her last night alive in Last Shift, arriving on Blu-ray™, DVD and Digital Rental/Download on October 6 from Magnolia Home Entertainment under the Magnet Label. Directed and co-written by Anthony Diblasi (Dread) produced and co-written by Scott Poiley (Missionary) and produced by Mary Poiley (Missionary), Last Shift stars Juliana Harkavy (“The Walking Dead”) J. Larose (Dark Places, Saw III and Saw IV) and Joshua Mikel (“Hindsight”) in a supernatural thriller full of “white knuckled scares that will leave you screaming!

The second Cthulhu figure in a three-part series from Warpo will be available this fall. Also: a trailer for The Inhabitants, first details on IFC Midnight's acquisition of Cabin Fever, El Rey Network's Stephen King marathon, and Last Shift on Blu-ray.

Warpo's Cthulhu Figure Series: Press Release: "Chicago, Il (September 9, 2015): Warpo, creators of the Legends of Cthulhu action figures, today released part two of three of Cthulhu: The Great Old One, their retro commercial series for the forthcoming 12” Cthulhu figure.

In keeping with the company’s method manufacturing, the process of development by which Team Warpo creates everything with the mindset and methods of the late 1970s to mid-1980s, the commercial series was created with the look and feel of being an “uploaded artifact” from the era – a rip from an old VHS tape that was used over and over again to capture storylines for the sandbox adventures of childhood.

Stars: Heather Morris, Ryan Doom, Perez Hilton, Chad Addison, Tess Christiansen, Tatum Miranda, Skyler Vallo, Jason Tobias, Marci Miller, Johnny Ramey | Written by Laura Brennan | Directed by Anthony Diblasi

I thought that writer/director Anthony Diblasi had given up on the horror genre after he chose to helm Wuthering High School – a teen movie, more accurately a TV movie, take on the classic novel – and to be fair I thought it wouldn’t be much of a loss. You see, beyond his first film Dread, which was based on the short story of the same name by Clive Barker, I have pretty much disliked every movie he has made, including his two of his previous Frightfest-screened movies, Cassadaga and Missionary. However… and here’s where I eat my words (and my razor-edged hat if needs be) he hits it out of the park with Most Likely to Die.

With tongue placed firmly in cheek,...

We recently had the opportunity to sit down and watch the latest film from Anthony Diblasi (Dread, Cassadaga, Missionary), entitled Last Shift, and let me tell you… it’s one of the scariest flicks we’ve seen all year. You’ll be able… Continue Reading →

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Happy 2015! The new year is off and running with a ton of great genre-related home releases this week, including the high-def release of Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh from Scream Factory as well as the latest from Alex Aja, Horns, starring Daniel Radcliffe.

Adam Wingard is also celebrating the release of his recent indie hit The Guest on Tuesday and we’ve got several indie horror films to look forward to, including The Houses October Built, Sick: Survive the Night and Missionary from Anthony Diblasi.

Spotlight Titles:

Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh (Scream Factory, Blu-ray)

His myth has endured for generations. His legacy is eternal rage. And now he’s back… with a vengeance! Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh continues the tale of the phantom-like figure who wreaks a terrible fate upon those who chant his name five times while looking into a mirror… and come face to face with grisly death.

Freestyle Digital Media (Fdm) has announced January 6th, 2014 as the DVD release date for Missionary. The film was released on VOD in October 2014.

The suspense- thriller stars Dawn Olivieri (House of Lies, American Hustle), Mitch Ryan (One Tree Hill) and Kip Pardue (Remember The Titans, Driven).

The film received rousing reviews from critics after a premiere at Fantasia International Film Festival, noting its relatable characters and intense level of gore.

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Psychological thrillers — especially those dealing with jilted lovers or obsessed stalkers — have a long history in modern cinema, and more often than not it’s the woman who snaps and resorts to violence, threats and bunny boiling to get “her” man back. Fatal Attraction is the most famous example, but there are many similar films that show us a weak-willed man who slips (into another woman) only to realize too late that he’s made a serious mistake. When women are stalked in movies it’s typically by strangers or men they have only the most casual of acquaintances with, but while all of this adds up to some interesting observations on gender politics in film we have a movie to discuss. Missionary flips that convention on its head by allowing the woman to make the sexual misstep that triggers a young man’s possessive rage, but while many of the story beats that follow still tread...

We've got the first photo for Most Likely to Die, the latest horror film from Missionary and Dread director Anthony Diblasi. Glee's Heather Morris, Jake Busey (From Dusk Till Dawn), Ryan Doom, Chad Addison, Skyler Vallo and Perez Hilton star.

Shooting recently wrapped in Los Angeles.

Written by Laura Brennan and featuring special effects by FX veteran Gary Tunnicliffe, the film follows a group of former classmates who are gathering for a pre-party at one of their homes the night before their 10-year high school reunion, and one-by-one, they are brutally slain in a matter befitting each’s senior yearbook superlative.

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