Welcome Villain Films and Trauma One Present the U.S. Theatrical Release of the highly anticipated action thriller, Hunt Her Kill Her....

This immersive three-part Netflix documentary series is the definitive account of what happened in Waco, Texas in 1993 when cult leader David Koresh faced off against the federal government in a bloody 51-day siege. ...

There’s something inside Mikey James (Mykel Shannon Jenkins, The Paper Tigers) that is holding him back in everything he does.  He’s tired of hiding; tired of just waiting; and he’s not willing to continue this way.  He wants his life back and, after the events in The Gods, he’s back to take  ...

Adventure seekers get your popcorn and settle down on February 21st as The Wraith Within is finally Available On Demand ...

Can you say identity crisis? Many don’t know this fun fact, but the creator of James Bond, author Ian Fleming, really wanted a dull name for his hero.  He didn’t want it to be glamorous at all, which is why, thumbing his way through Birds of the West Indies, he chose ...

The Welder starts with an absolute atmospheric bang as a flashback to a traumatic event for Eliza (Camila Rodríguez), a young Latina woman, has her sleepwalking in the rain.  The scene is full of emotion and panic as we watch her, almost in a daze, meander from her bedroom, leave the  ...

It’s been written that, “the woods are lovely, dark and deep” but are they really?  After watching the opening 10 minutes of Guts On The Chainsaw (with narration from Robert Stone), you’ll be questioning that statement yourself.  After all, according to the movie, there are over 407 open cases  ...

We’ll call them the classic, the prequel, and the sequel. Breaking the mold of the cop/detective story that audiences of the time were all too familiar with, the writers (Felix Chong and Alan Mak) and directors (Alan Mak and Andrew Lau) of the iconic Infernal Affairs trilogy sought to inject new life into the ...

I must admit, this one has me conflicted. Based on Sidney Kingsley’s Broadway play of the same name, William’s Wyler’s adaptation of Detective Story deals with a handful of rather outdated themes that are explored in the most melodramatic fashion that makes modern-day eyes roll. But on the ...

Sometimes the perfect home is not worth its cost.  This rings true in the unsettling events of Black Balsam, a moody slice of American pride and paranoia.  It’s cold.  It’s haunting.  And, thanks to the performances by all involved, it’s totally within the realm of possibility as one demented soul  ...