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Variety reported late last night that Toho has officially announced the title for its next Godzilla film, Godzilla – 0.0 (Godzilla Minus Zero).   The most recent chapter, Minus One, was a bit of thing. The film was met with critical praise, and fan-wide acceptance which resulted in massive global box office success (the highest-grossing Japanese-language film of all time in North America). A monochrome version, Godzilla Mius Color, made the rounds globally- which was amazing. Then the cream on top was an Acadamy Award win for visual effects.    And because you don’t mess with a good thing, Tamazaki Takashi is returning to write, direct, and supervise the visual effects for the new film. What a great way to start our week.    Toho has officially revealed…

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Plus: ‘Hedda’ and ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ in our weekly guide to genre movies debuting on streaming services.

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One of those experiences that will live on in our memories was the summer we got to watch Tales From Beyond the Pale live at Fantasia. Well, the folks behind the genre audio series are back with season six, and the first batch of episodes has been announced. So after tonight’s Halloween festivities, you can keep the spirit of the day going on and on.    Many friends of the ScreenAnarchy family join Larry Fessenden and Glenn McQuaid this season, too many to count. The complete list of episodes ready to go, episodes on the way, and the excellent cast of voices are all in the full announcement below.    GLASS EYE PIX’s Acclaimed Genre Audio Series “TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE” Presented by Glenn…

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Our weekly guide to new and noteworthy indie and international genre fare.

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Seizing on the final ‘set-piece’ of Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another, French designer Melanie Danna created this alternate poster for the film, with the title text highlighting the ‘bumps in the road’, as it were.  Also note the text casts interesting yet subtle shadows, placing the sun at in the rear-view, and not the future. Giving it a rough, ultra-high grain, and yellow (nearly monochrome) look, it resembles both an alien planet and a low-rez Xeroxed copy of a decades-old travel photo. That is a pretty superb way to emotionally internalize the film, come to think of it. Danna’s work here is not an official one-sheet for the film, which has been playing in regular and large-format movie houses for a while now,…

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Diane Lane, Dylan O’Brien, Jan Komasa, Kyle Chandler, Lori Rosene-Gambino, Madeline Brewer, Mckenna Grace, Phoebe Dynevor, and Zoey Deutch star in Jan Komasa’s film.

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Both films play together, exclusively at AMC Theatres, via XYZ Films, tomorrow. Visit the official site for locations and showtimes. A tragic accident, a terrified teenage girl, a pair of panicked parents, and a long lonely road in the woods feature in Iranian-British director Babak Anvari’s latest chiller, Hallow Road, premiering as part of the 2025 SXSW Film & TV Festival. When Alice (voiced by Mega McDonnell) disappears into the night after a fight with her parents, played by Rosamund Pike and Matthew Rhys, they are perturbed but relatively calm. However, when Alice calls and tells them that she’s been in an accident where a young girl is severely wounded, her parents spring into action, driving off in Mum’s rickety Land Rover to help. Alice is…

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Shabana Azeez, Mark Samual Bonnaro, and Gemma Chua-Tran star in the joyful adventure, directed by Emma Hough Hobbs, Leela Varghese.

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Izzy Lee wrote, directed and produced the chilling indie horror, starring Fayna Sanchez.

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Our friends at The Horror Collective announced today that Wayne Moreheart’s paranormal thriller, For God’s Sake Wake Her Up, will premiere on their brand-new streaming service, BloodStream, this Saturday, November 1st. The platform will be the pic’s home for the next month before branching out to more digital platforms.    Haunted by guilt after her mother’s death, Rizz and her loyal friend Myles flee the funeral, stumbling upon a deserted house in a rough part of town. Inside, they find April, trapped in a nightmarish cycle of sleep paralysis by a malevolent generational entity. To redeem herself and save April, Rizz must unravel the chilling secrets hidden within April’s video diaries. Racing against a relentless demonic entity, Rizz puts everything at risk, including Myles, to…

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