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Aug 8, 2024 | dreadcentral.com | Jordan von Netzer

Who doesn’t love a good surprise party? In Quiver Distribution’s latest film, The Girl in the Pool, Tom (Freddie Prinze Jr.) is struggling to maintain his composure during his birthday celebration as he’s secretly concealed the body of his murdered mistress in his family’s home. Paranoia grips him as he navigates through whispers and cryptic hints from those around him.

Jul 10, 2024 | horrorbuzz.com | Jordan von Netzer

What do the horror titles Deadbolt, SurrealEstate, Slasher and Motherly all have in common? Composer Spencer Creaghan. While Spencer doesn’t solely work in horror, some of his other titles include Terry’s Car Gets Stolen & Quickening, he has definitely perfected his craft nicely for the genre. His latest film is the Tubi slasher, Killer Body Count, directed by Danishka Esterhazy (Slumber Party Massacre).

Jul 1, 2024 | dreadcentral.com | Jordan von Netzer

Very few film genres can trigger a reaction the way horror does. Why is this? In horror, there are no set rules or guidelines to be followed. Creatives in the genre are allowed more freedom to experiment, which, in turn, can manifest uneasiness and terror through unpredictability. This applies to not only what the viewer is seeing, but hearing also. Composer Ceiri Torjussen can speak on this subject, as most of his horror film scores incorporate original sounds from non-musical sources.

Jun 25, 2024 | dreadcentral.com | Jordan von Netzer

Between her contemporary reimagining of Slumber Party Massacre for Syfy and the rebranding of The Banana Splits characters as horror icons, director Danishka Esterhazy has proven herself as a force to be reckoned with in the horror world. She is cementing this status with her latest Tubi original film Killer Body Count, which is available to stream on the free app now. “Mistaken for a sex addict by her devout father, Cami is sent to an isolated rehab center.

Apr 19, 2024 | dreadcentral.com | Jordan von Netzer

Director Larry Fessenden is not done finding new truths in the classic monster tropes of his youth. He explored the story of Frankenstein with Depraved, vampires with Habit, and is now onto werewolves in his latest film, Blackout. In Blackout, Charley’s secret is he thinks he’s a werewolf. He can’t remember the things he’s done but the papers report random acts of violence taking place at night in this small upstate hamlet.