As you may have noticed, Fatally-Yours has been and continues to be on hiatus…
For the time being, I’ve decided to take a break from the site to focus on other aspects of my life, so updates around here will continue to be pretty sparse for the time being. Apologies to all our readers, but life has been so hectic that it is nice to be able to have a breather once and a while.
In the meantime, I highly recommend you check out all the various blogs/personal sites from our fabulous staff below:
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Camp Motion Pictures, the home entertainment company specializing in ‘80s and ‘80s-style DIY cinema, unleashes a terrifyingly cool micro-budget cinema collection of five feature films in an exclusive VHS Collector’s Package that Joe Ziemba of Bleeding Skull calls “A brain-baking vortex of D.I.Y. gore, suburban angst, and trash-gore exuberance!” This collection of films will be released September 13th, 2011.
The eye-catching and authentically ‘80s VHS poster illustration by noted graphic artist Vince Evans and “Big Box” design contains the never-before-released 1989 feature, The Basement, on VHS and DVD along with SOV cult cinema favorites Video Violence 1&2, Captives, andCannibal Campouton DVD. Read the rest of this entry »
Wonder Entertainment is proud to announce the DVD release of their feature film Fierce Friend (review).
Fierce Friend follows the story about two boyhood friends who come to a crossroads in their adult relationship when one of them finds true love. Having played in numerous film festivals across America, this film explores the blurry line between love and friendship and obsession and jealousy while being touted as “a thrilling ride into the psyche of a sociopath.”
Produced by Jane Kelly Kosek, written by Kevin Kelly and Matthew Martinez and directed by Jacob Cooney, this potent indie thriller stars Kevin Kelly (LA Confidential), Les Borsay (Billy’s Hollywood Screen Kiss), Kelly Pendygraft (Infection, Framily), Thyme Lewis (Days of Our Lives) and Erin Torpey (One Life to Live).
To purchase the DVD or digital download of the film, please visit Amazon!
For more information regarding “Fierce Friend”, please visit the film’s official website at: www.fiercefriendmovie.com
One of the creepiest indie films we’ve seen is finally being released on DVD on August 9th, 2011 for all to enjoy!
We saw Evil Things in 2009 before Paranormal Activity was released in theaters, and while the two share the similarities, they have very different tones and I have to say I actually enjoyed Evil Things more. You can check out our review of Evil ThingsHERE and then read on for the official press release below! Read the rest of this entry »
The new improvised paranormal comedy web series Completely Normal Activity has unveiled its first two episodes on its official site!
Completely Normal Activity is a 9 episode improvised comedic-horror web series directed and produced by Private Portions.
The first season of Completely Normal Activity follows Richie (Bryan Beckwith), a twenty-something slacker, as he tries desperately to document suspected ‘paranormal activity’ only to unwittingly invite a malevolent force into his apartment.
ABOUT PRIVATE PORTIONS: Private Portions is a sketch-writing collective of graduates from Second City’s Core Writing Program dedicated to crafting intelligent, sophisticated sketch comedy that will make funny in your tummy pouch.
Completely Normal Activity is Private Portions’ first improvised web series project.
Yes, finally!! We have been getting inundated with questions as to when this hilarious gem of a movie will be released and now we are excited to report that Tucker & Dale Vs Evil (review) has been picked up for distribution by Magnet Releasing and will be released on-demand this August followed by a theatrical run in September.
The first teaser trailer and poster art for cerebral horror-thriller, My Castle have been released.
The movie follows a solitary young man, (Charlie Williams), whose bizarre relationship with what seem like inanimate objects begins to take a dark turn. After reluctantly accepting an outsider into his home, Charlie struggles to maintain command of the world he has created. However, just because he has birthed it, does not make it his to control.
My Castle is the feature-length debut of Writer/Director, David Anthony. David has produced and directed music videos for spastic metal band, Iwrestledabearonce and penned an upcoming feature for Producer/Director, Trent Haaga (CHOP, Deadgirl).
This is not a comedy or some sort of ‘ironic’ film. It is a dark, gritty, mind-bending horror story that draws heavily on the influences of foreign masters like Takashi Miike, Gaspar Noe, and early Michele Saovi. An angry exploration of relationships, sex, and brutality that will likely push even some seasoned horror fans beyond their thresholds.
Taking its inspiration from backwoods horror films where kids go into the woods, kids get killed by insane/cannibalistic/territorial and/or just plain vengeful hicks, Tucker and Dale vs. Evil is a horror comedy that’s a rip-roaring good time! To tell you the truth, I wasn’t expecting much with this spoof, but was pleasantly surprised by just how laugh-out-loud funny it was! And it wasn’t just me…the whole room kept erupting into laughter right along with me!
The film is about West Virginian hillbillies Tucker (Alan Tudyk) and Dale (Tyler Labine) who head to their vacation home, a dilapidated cabin deep in the woods. Heading to the same area is a group of college co-eds for a weekend of partying. However, things go askew for both groups after a series of accidents and miscommunications lead the kids to mistake Tucker and Dale for a pair of backwoods killers. Read the rest of this entry »
Kidnapped (aka Secuestrados) is a brutal, nihilistic home invasion tale from Spain, directed by Miguel Ángel Vivas. Going in, I didn’t know much about the film and had only heard whisperings about its brutality and shock value. It certainly lived up to what little I had heard about it in regards to its violent atmosphere, but the story left a little to be desired as we’ve seen it all before.
A family consisting of father Jaime (Fernando Cayo), mother Marta (Ana Wagener) and teenage daughter Isa (Manuela Vellés) has just moved into their beautiful new home. Their first night there, three masked intruders burst in and take them all hostage. Jaime is taken by the leader of the group to withdraw cash from ATMs in the nearby city, while Marta and Isa are terrorized by the two remaining goons. The family soon decides to fight back, with dire consequences. Read the rest of this entry »