Die'ced: Reloaded (2025) will be released in select theatres on August 8, 2025, followed by a VOD release on August 12, 2025 and a Blu-ray release on October 14, 2025. The slasher horror film is a sequel to Die'ced (2023).
SYNOPSIS: When notorious killer Benny escapes an asylum on Halloween night, his scarecrow-masked rampage turns 1980s Seattle into a blood-soaked nightmare, with one young woman in his sights.
Written and directed by Jeremy Rudd, it stars Eden Campbell, Jason Brooks and Jon Meggison.
A blood bond rooted in evil.Hell House LLC: Lineage (2025) will be released theatrically in the United States on August 20, 2025, before being available to stream on Shudder in October.
Hell House LLC: Lineage (2025) is the fifth and final entry in the franchise following Hell House LLC (2015), Hell House LLC II: The Abaddon Hotel (2018), Hell House LLC III: Lake of Fire (2019) and Hell House LLC Origins: The Carmichael Manor (2023).
SYNOPSIS: The continuity of the storyline of Vanessa Shepard (Elizabeth Vermilyea), who is haunted by visions and nightmares in the town of Abaddon, is depicted. As mysterious deaths occur around her, she uncovers connections to the Abaddon Hotel and the Carmichael Manor, delving into decades of unexplained murders...
The film is once again written and directed by Stephen Cognetti, produced by Joe Bandelli, and stars Elizabeth Vermilyea, Searra Sawka, and Mike Sutton. Terror Films Releasing CEO, Joe Dain and COO, Jim Klock, are executive producers.
A Halloween Feast (2024) is streaming free with ads on Tubi, Roku and Fawesome, it's also available to rent on VOD. The horror/comedy premiered in LA on August 8, 2024 and released on VOD on September 10, 2024.
SYNOPSIS: As Angela Long, a former dancer, apparently descends into madness, her family tries to cope the best they can. After an infamous dinner, their lives collectively spiral to new levels of chaos, including, but not limited to, a sadomasochistic power dynamic, a bloody endeavor where a dinosaur may or may not be present. All of the skeletons will come out at a Halloween night feast.
Directed by Guile Branco from a screenplay co-written with Arthur McClen. It stars Lynn Lowry, Julia Coulter, Guile Branco, Lou D'Amato, Asia Lynn Pitts, Pancho Moler, James Griggs, Nika Khitrova, Jackson Leighton, Raja Deka, Della Maylan, Joe Guintu, Dustin Gene, Giovanna Quinto and Mary O. Bremier.
Jack-O's Review: "A wild dark comedy about a dysfunctional family with gore, cannibalism, (not real fake) animal cruelty and sex in a coffin that culminates with a stomach turning twisted dinner on Halloween night. Horror legend Lynn Lowry kills it as the bat shit crazy mother. Pancho Moler plays a fun character and has one of the best lines in the film. The Halloween vibes are not strong as in no decorations, but the cast wears costumes in the end and two trick or treating girls have a funny line in the finale." ★★★ @trickhorrortreater
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"...it does occasionally get a bit too weird and deliver a twist that’s just too hard to accept. But it just moves on to the next bit of weirdness and keeps going as it heads towards the titular feast that forms the film’s emotionally and physically bloody finale. The cast is all good, but Lynn Lowry steals the show as the psychotic Angela..." ★★★★ VoicesFromTheBalcony.com
"Top marks to writers, Guile Branco and Arthur McClen, for presenting a fresh new fear film. A Halloween Feast is a mean meal that will be devoured by horror films. The script presents plenty of twists and turns that keep the viewer glued to the screen. Each performance is played with professional passion, with the iconic Lowry portraying a psychotic mother with an award-winning caliber performance. Gorehounds will be barking in ecstasy as Branco does not hold back on some terrific kills. A Halloween Feast is the perfect course to be savored anytime of year." Scream Score: 8/10 Horror-Nation.com
"a mess! but a bloody fun mess. if you’re trying to find logic here, you will hate it! some parts are hilarious (specially whenever grandma was on screen) while some parts lacked a bit of energy to match the non-stop craziness of the plot. you can see lynn lowry is having so much fun. legend." ★★★ vampiregirl2002 at LetterBoxd.com
"[A] Halloween Feast takes you on a hilariously eerie journey with a family grappling with their mom's midlife crisis. It kicks off with an unforgettable dinner where she accidentally serves up a side of chaos by lopping off Dad's finger—talk about a family meal gone wrong! From there, things spiral into madness as the family scrambles to figure out what’s bubbling beneath her increasingly bizarre behavior. As the eerie celebration unfolds, it climaxes in a Halloween Feast no one will want to miss! Not only are the guests creepy, but some of them are about to become the main course. Get ready for a wild ride filled with gut-busting twists and chilling surprises that will make you laugh and squirm in equal measure! You’ll never guess what happens next!" ★★★★ abbiedawn at LetterBoxd.com
"Saying a lot, with many independent Horror films being more misses than hits lately, A Halloween Feast is actually a unique take on the Horror genre. From the dialogue exchanges, lighting and music, to everything else mentioned, all of it comes to gather surprisingly well. Above all, the story is a testament to the fact that you never really know the inner workings of an unhinged mind; especially when triggers exacerbate the mania. Even Horror fans who have been desensitized by the gruesome images that have marched across screen for so many decades now will find something to enjoy here. After all, many can relate to dysfunctional family dynamics, and with that, easily envision one of the ‘members’ going off the deep end. Simply well-done and enjoyable, A Halloween Feast is a must seem with Cryptic Rock giving it 5 out of 5." ★★★★★ CrypticRock.com
"When researching the film for reviewing purposes I noticed that several of the reviews submitted by IMDB users were strongly in favour of A HALLOWEEN FEAST which has done little to boost up its current average score of 3.8/10. Within the user reviews there is one that is damning of anyone that dares to say that this film is rubbish... So, when I read that ‘review’, which is not really a review but a slight cast towards others for daring to leave an honest critique that rubbishes A HALLOWEEN FEAST then I can only reason that someone has taken the low-scoring reviews personally. Regardless of budget if I watch a film and that film does not hit the marks they set out for themselves, and instead deliver a film as dull and lifeless as this then people are allowed to point that out. A HALLOWEEN FEAST is not very good at all. The cast look to be having a lot of fun in front of the camera, it’s just a shame that this fun does not transfer over to the viewer." Rating: Bad 1.0 out of 10 MyBloodyReviews.com
"Lynn Lowery is a horror legend, having starred in George Romero’s The Crazies and David Cronenberg’s Shivers. Recently I was given the opportunity to check out one of her latest films, Guile Branco’s A Halloween Feast... was a very pleasant surprise... I really appreciated how the film almost felt like a horrific murder filled soap opera but filled with humor and interesting characters. Everyone is connected in some way and it leads to some really fun interactions and some really shocking twists and revelations. The film is well written, has some great dialogue and is intricately plotted without becoming too convoluted. The special effects are executed well and the kills are wonderfully staged, leading to one hell of a conclusion... A Halloween Feast is a hell of a debut for director Guile Branco. He makes the most out of a talented cast playing an interesting group of characters, delivers a story full of twists and turns and delivers the red stuff in spades. I highly recommend A Halloween Feast for your Halloween viewing." PopHorror.com
"From the mind of director and co-star Guile Branco and Arthur McClen comes one of the wackiest horror-comedies of the year... there are some fun kills, including the use of a decapitated head as a weapon. And if that’s not bad enough, the titular Halloween feast is something that will be one of the most unforgettable with some jaw-dropping twists and an amazing finale!... A Halloween Feast is a treat that must be seen by fans of horror and dark comedies. Lynn Lowry is at her finest in one of her juiciest roles. The third act is one of the most unforgettable and has to be seen by lovers of the genres." WFG RATING: A WorldFilmGeek.com
BayView Entertainment, LLC have released 📼 31 Kills of Halloween 🎃 streaming free with ads on Tubi, Fawesome and available to rent or buy on Amazon Prime, a blu-ray is also for sale at Amazon and eBay. The film was successfully crowd funded on Indiegogo on August 25, 2023.
SYNOPSIS: Horror enthusiasts Bianca and Lisa, who host the popular YouTube channel “The Spooky Girlz,” receive a chilling suggestion to watch the rare film “Smashed Brains” inside the former home of the infamous serial killer, Barry Brodsky. Excited for a unique Halloween experience, they venture into the eerie house, only to encounter sinister supernatural occurrences that blur the line between reality and horror.
Directed by Bobby Canipe Jr who also stars alongside Rudy Ledbetter (TMZ Live), Jean Heathen, Justin W. Fox, Anna Clary, Angel Bradford and Ryan Martel.
Jack-O's Review: "The film is like an old VHS recording of a TV broadcast with fake commercials and horror host Count Creepy presenting a movie 31 Kills of Horror aka The Spooky Girlz' livestream on Halloween night. The horror host segments are so bad they're good. I love the Halloween commercials. The Spooky Girlz are the most interesting part of the film. Cheesy campy makeup, effects, masks, costumes and decorations. I liked it, most people will find it terrible." ★★ @trickhorrortreater
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Youtubers The Spooky Girlz are looking to spice up their 31 Kills of Halloween series of videos by watching rare film Smashed Brains in the house of the main who made it, local serial killer Barry Brodsky, on Halloween Night. Killarity ensues. This is a weird one as its kind of presented as a late night host Uncle Creepy presenting the movie on his show with him interupting the movie to do his puns. I liked the regular movie about the spooky girls but the Uncle Creepy stuff turned me off. He is unnerving but not in a fun horror host way. More in a I wouldnt want to be stuck in an elevator with him way. You know hed do something weird. I kind of prefer his segments were not included as they seem added just to pad out the time. I did like the fake commercials added though. In the end the girls were the star of the show and owned most of the runtime. I liked their story and so i mostly liked this movie. In fact im rooting they make a sequel with the Spooky Girls on a new adventure. Check this out if youre looking for a social media influencer type halloween flick" ★★½ Ben Grimm at Letterboxd.com
"... Super duper low budget 'horror comedy', blessedly not a micro-anthology as the title made me fear.
Presented as a late night public access monster-host TV horror presentation, the host is funny and wears the worst Freddy Krueger costume I've ever seen. Apart from constant sub-Crypt Keeper groaners, not many actual jokes. Also has a handful of "local commercials" that are pretty charming. Not quite T&E levels of absurdity, shooting for the quirky regional ads of yore.
The actual 'movie' being presented is a nothing-burger. Unfunny, unscary, uninteresting, poorly-acted story of some YouTubers or whatnot receiving and watching a 'cursed film' basically, tied to the crimes of a real-world serial killer. Much preferred the intentional cringe of the interstitials. A fine watch for the 'extra bits' and fabricated nostalgia, but doesn't function well as a horror comedy movie, per se. Good natured and you can tell it was made pretty earnestly and with effort and care despite the winky tongue in cheek quality. Why not?" ★★½ Bear at Letterboxd.com
"... follows 2 women called The Spooky Girls. Someone had an idea but the movie wasn't long enough so they put in weird infomercials and a crazy host talking to the audience. Silly and short and why and what did I watch." ★½ JamesFearX at Letterboxd.com
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