REVIEW: Tilman Singer’s Luz is a hypnotic throwback to the horror stylings of Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento.
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You never forget your first love applies to hosts of demonic possession and their keeper in this mesmerizing minimalist horror film with shades of Suspiria, The Beyond, and Exorcist 2: The Heretic in its DNA. For fans of the golden
TRAILERS: Check out the new poster and trailer for Robert Eggers’ THE LIGHTHOUSE
Posted by Victor Moreno
Like many critics, I was mesmerized by Robert Eggers’ debut film, The Witch. Back in 2016, I called it “a thinking man’s horror film … one of the best films of this genre to come in years.”. In that same
GIVEAWAYS: Win one of 20 VIP Pairs of Tickets to see SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK in Tempe, AZ on August 7th!
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Hey guys! Your friends at Cult and Fingerpaint Film want YOU to be among the first to see the latest film from the mind of Guillermo Del Toro SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK on Wednesday, August 7th at
PODCAST: View & Spew Review #9 – Spellcaster (1988)
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This delightful episode we explore the hidden gem SPELLCASTER (1988) featuring Adam Ant as the devil, a drooling anthropomorphic demon throne and zombie-infested dungeons. From some of the filmmakers behind RE-ANIMATOR and legendary producer Charles Band, this film caught us
REVIEW: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is Quentin Tarantino’s love letter to the fading Golden Age of Hollywood of the late 1960’s
Posted by Victor Moreno
Tarantino’s 9th film is an ephemeral glimpse of a Hollywood that might have been; one grounded in the last gasps of the changing world of 1960’s Hollywood. I’ve often said that the 1970s were the last true golden age of
REVIEW: The Art of Self-Defense is one of the year’s best dark comedies.
Posted by Victor Moreno
Writer/Director Riley Stearns takes a look at the dark side of masculinity as it affects a local karate dojo in his shining sophomore feature follow-up to 2014’s Faults. Like a lot of other kids growing up in the suburbs in
IN MEMORIAM: Rutger Hauer (1944 – 2019)
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A versatile actor who was known primarily for playing anti-heroes and villains; but a consummate actor who brought the roles he played a life beyond the page no matter the part. For most, Rutger Hauer will forever be burned into
TRAILER: Check out the IT: Chapter 2 Final Trailer – in theaters September 6th!
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Evil resurfaces in Derry as director Andy Muschietti reunites the Losers Club—young and adult—in a return to where it all began with “It Chapter Two.” Check out the full final trailer for the film below! The film is Muschietti’s follow-up
POSTER: Check out the new IT: CHAPTER 2 Poster!
Posted by Victor Moreno
The Cult crew is at San Diego Comic Con all week, but news is still breaking, so check out the new poster for IT: Chapter 2 with a trailer coming tomorrow at 9pm!
PODCAST: View & Spew Review #8 – Santa with Muscles (1996)
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During this very festive episode, the View and Spew Crew celebrate Christmas in July with SANTA WITH MUSCLES starring Hulk Hogan. This family comedy features a martial arts gourmet chef with weaponized quiche, a young Mila Kunis discovering a secret
TRAILERS: Check out first teaser trailer and poster for Blumhouse’s THE HUNT
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Blumhouse has had a lot of success with high concept ideas in horror. From The Purge, To Get Out, to Happy Death Day, you can’t argue against Blumhouse executing unique ideas well on a budget. That being said, check out
TRAILER: Check out the full trailer for Rob Zombie’s THREE FROM HELL plus theatrical release details!
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It’s been 14 years since Rob Zombie brought us arguably his best film, The Devil’s Rejects. This September, he’s following that up with the unlikely sequel Three From Hell, the full trailer which released today. Much in the tradition of
PODCAST: Horror Cult #3 – Possession in Horror Films, Sleepaway Camp (1983), Luz (2019), Horror at #SDCC 2019
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Victor Moreno and Kirby Nelson are back with Episode #3 of Horror Cult. In this edition, the pair look at possession in horror film. From The Exorcist, to The Autopsy of Jane Doe, to even alien possession in Body Snatchers
COLLECTIBLES: Check out the limited-edition Legion Season 3 Lunchbox from FX!
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It’s not a secret that the Cult Podcasting Network loves their collectibles. From laser discs to blu-ray box sets and collectible figures. Sometimes, we get some of these cool items from companies and shows that are looking for promotion. In
GIVEAWAYS: Free Advanced Tickets to see the premiere of the Batman-inspired series PENNYWORTH on 7/18 in Tempe!
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We’re huge Batman fans here at the Cult Classics/Geekly Phoenix/Cult Following HQ, so courtesy of your friends at Geekly Phoenix and Allied Media and EPIX, we want you guys to be among the first to see the premiere of the
PODCAST: View & Spew Review #7 – Sunset Grill (1993)
Posted by Victor Moreno
On this episode of View & Spew Review, we dive into the booze-soaked Los Angeles noir SUNSET GRILL (1993) starring a mustachioed and cowboy hat-sporting Peter Weller as a washed-up private detective hunting the people who killed his wife. This
PODCAST: Horror Cult Podcast #2 – The Future of the Zombie Film Genre
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Victor Moreno and Kirby Nelson are back with Episode #2 of Horror Cult. In this edition, the two talk about Mad Monster Arizona, Midsommar, Culture Shock, Stranger Things Season 3 and body horror and more! In the main topic, the
REVIEW: “Spider-Man: Far From Home” is a fitting epilogue to the saga of Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Posted by Victor Moreno
Spider-Man: Far From Home is a solid piece of story-telling about the burden of carrying on a legacy that defines you in the eyes of others and aspiring to be your own man. As the epilogue to Phase 4 of
