Tag: Uncork’d Entertainment

Cold Moon (2016) – By Baron Craze

October 11, 2018
Film Reviews

Working from an original body of work, director and co-writer Griff Furst adapted his screenplay from the book “Cold Moon Over Babylon” (1980) by Michael McDowell {RIP 1999}, who co-wrote the script Beetlejuice [1988]; delivers an enjoyable with bleak moments story, likely to fly under the radar for many horror fans, as it presents more…

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The Burning Dead (2015) – By Baron Craze

September 30, 2018
Archived Reviews

Director Rene Perez knows and understands low-budget horror films, after directing quite a few and let alone three so far in 2015, such as Little Red Riding Hood and Play with Dolls, he unleashed The Burning Dead, starring the incredible Danny Trejo, in a tale of volcano erupting with flesh-hungry zombies with a twist –…

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The Basement (2018) Press Release

July 31, 2018
Horror NewsPress Releases

Don’t be ‘Split’ on your decision to see The Basement this September! Mischa Barton (“The OC”, The Sixth Sense) stars in a unique new horror film from Brian M. Conley and Nathan Ives, premiering on digital from 9/15 from Uncork’d Entertainment. Craig is abducted and wakes up in a basement. His captor, Bill, is a twisted serial killer…

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3: An Eye For An Eye Press Release

July 31, 2018
Horror NewsPress Releases

Enter the basement of a complex and twist-filled kidnapping in award-winning filmmaker Lou Simon’s (“All Girl’s Weekend”, “HazMat”) 3 : An Eye for an Eye. A man and a woman kidnap her rapist in order to extract a confession from him. They need to get his confession on tape, because he has made up an alibi. …

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Minutes to Midnight Press Release

June 30, 2018
Horror NewsPress Releases

PRAY THESE STRANGERS DON’T COME CALLING MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT   Screen sensation William Baldwin and Uncork’d Entertainment count down the Minutes to Midnight this July. In the tradition of The Strangers, and featuring the hottest ensemble of the year,  Minutes to Midnight on VOD July 3. What happens when a night of fun turns into a night of horror?  Seven friends and a mysterious backpacker…

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The Lighthouse Press Release

June 30, 2018
Horror NewsPress Releases

  BAFTA-award winning supernatural thriller THE LIGHTHOUSE, starring Michael Jibson (Hunter Killer, Beauty and the Beast) and Mark Lewis Jones (Star Wars : The Last Jedi, “Game of Thrones”), hits theaters and VOD this July. “A dark and disquieting journey into the heart of madness” (Starburst), the film, inspired by a terrifying true story*, tells…

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The Jurassic Games (2018) – By Baron Craze

June 29, 2018
Film Reviews

Sometimes knowing and expecting what a film is, makes it a tad more enjoyable, and hence The Jurassic Games, a campy B-movie, the filmmakers know it too, and never excels past that standpoint, yet strives to entertain. While it hints clearly from other sci-fi flicks, Wedlock (1991) which starred Rutger Hauer or Fortress (1992) from director…

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The Jurassic Games Press Release

May 29, 2018
Horror NewsPress Releases

From High Octane Pictures, Boiling Point Media and Uncork’d Entertainment, coming June 12.   Win the games. Win Your freedom. The dynamite mash-up of the summer, The Jurassic Games stops onto VOD this June from High Octane Pictures, Boiling Point Media and Uncork’d Entertainment. Starring Ryan Merriman (Final Destination 3) and Perrey Reeves (”Entourage”), the film imagines…

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The Nursery Press Release

May 29, 2018
Horror NewsPress Releases

DEATH ISN’T ALWAYS FINAL. THE NURSERY, ON VOD THIS JUNE FROM UNCORK’D ENTERTAINMENT   Release Date:  6/5 – Format: VOD A babysitter is stalked by a frightening ominous presence in The Nursery, creaking its doors open this June from Uncork’d Entertainment. From filmmakers Christopher A. Micklos and Jay Sapiro comes the story of a young woman whose run-of-the-mill Saturday night quickly turns into…

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Pitchfork (2016) – By Baron Craze

May 28, 2018
Archived Reviews

Choreographer Glenn Douglas Packard took great strides in bringing his first directorial debut to a solid conclusion, Pitchfork, follows much of the standard playbook on slasher features, with a few variations and all of it surprising shot with limited equipment, time and budget. As is true with most films in this vein, the opening contains…

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