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Tuesday, April 26, 2022

Terror in the Skies!

Scares in the Air Await in Horror Movie “Row 19”

From The Twilight Zone’s “Nightmare at 20,000 Feet” to the more recent Shadow in the Clouds, your friendly neighborhood Uphill Both Ways hosts, Mike and Joseph, can’t resist horror in the skies. A new entry into that cinematic subgenre is headed our way next month when Well Go USA Entertainment releases Row 19. Following is the official press announcement.
It’s terror in the air when several flight passengers suddenly suffer gruesome, unexplained deaths in the spine-tingling thriller ROW 19, debuting on Digital, Blu-ray™ and DVD May 31 from Well Go USA Entertainment. A young doctor on board begins to suspect that the shadowy, terrifying force behind her own worst childhood nightmare may be back for blood. ROW 19 stars Svetlana Ivanova (Cosmoball), Marta Timofeeva (Abigail, Baba Yaga: Terror of the Dark Forest), Wolfgang Cerni (T-34), Ekaterina Vilkova (Dark Planet, Black Lightning, Hipsters), Anatoliy Kot (House Arrest, Lektor, Battle for Sevastopol) and Victoria Korlyakova (Power, Better Than Us). The bonus features include an all-new English dub.
Synopsis:
When several flight passengers suddenly suffer gruesome, unexplained deaths, a young doctor on board begins to suspect that the shadowy, terrifying force behind her own worst childhood nightmare may be back for blood.
 
ROW 19 has a runtime of approximately 78 minutes and is not rated.
 


Blu-ray
Catalog #: WGU03393B
UPC Code: 810348033932
Pre-Order Date: 4/26/22
SLP: $29.98
Audio: DTS HDMA 5.1 / Stereo

DVD
Catalog #: WGU03392D
UPC Code: 810348033925
Pre-Order Date: 4/26/22
SLP: $19.99
Audio: 5.1 Dolby Digital / 2.0 Stereo

 
 

ABOUT WELL GO USA ENTERTAINMENT
Well Go USA Entertainment (www.wellgousa.com) is an Oscar®-nominated theatrical and home entertainment distribution label that specializes in bringing the best in action, genre and independent films from the U.S. and around the world to North America. Well Go titles can be seen across a variety of platforms, including in theaters, on-demand, via DVD and Blu-ray and on television, as well as on mobile and connected devices through martial arts movie app Hi-YAH! (www.hiyahtv.com). Well Go USA Entertainment’s corporate headquarters is in Plano, Texas, with an additional office in Taiwan.

Monday, April 25, 2022

Vintage Sci-Fi & Horror Films? Yes, Please!

Horror Channel celebrates history of genre cinema with

THE VINTAGE VAULT

Starting in May, Horror Channel journeys into the history of genre cinema with THE VINTAGE VAULT, which will present double-bills of classic sci-fi and horror films every Sunday night. 

The season premieres on Sunday May 1st with THE INVISIBLE MAN, in which Claude Rains delivers a remarkable performance in his screen debut. This is paired with BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN, the celebrated sequel to the 1931 classic with Boris Karloff reprising his role as the monster. Then on Sunday May 8th, we have Christy Cabannes frightening chiller masterpiece THE MUMMY’S HAND, followed by FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLFMAN, featuring the original Wolfman, Lon Chaney, Jr. and Bela Lugosi as Frankenstein's monster. 


On Sunday May 15th the heart-pounding Alien invasion classic IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE, hits our screens, followed by pulp-horror favourite TARANTULA. Sunday May 22nd brings us REVENGE OF THE CREATURE, the sequel to Universal's fabulously successful The Creature from the Black Lagoon, twinned with mutant octopus-rampaging IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA. Finally, on Sunday May 29th, Fred F. Sears’ saucer-invading caper EARTH VS THE FLYING SAUCERS, crash lands on the channel, followed by the subterranean monster thriller THE MOLE PEOPLE.


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Sunday, April 10, 2022

Film Movement Plus Serves Up Two Cult Arthouse Shockers

Film Reviews: “Il Demonio” (1963) and “The Reflecting Skin” (1990)

by Joseph Perry

Il Demonio (The Demon)

It’s pretty much a given that no demonic possession film released after 1973’s The Exorcist will ever come close to matching that classic movie, but a decade before William Friedkin’s feature caused a sensation, Italian/French coproduction Il Demonio (The Demon) addressed the subject in a gorgeously shot, terrifically acted effort.

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