Home Invasion – Horror Releases August 29

It’s a different city this time – London’s caught in a not-so-friendly “pest” situation, and it’s not Tokyo. Get this: a salvage ship crew stumbles upon a massive sea creature, let’s call it “Gorgo,” and guess where it ends up? Right smack in Battersea Park for everyone to gawk at. But here’s the kicker – Gorgo’s not alone. The twist is that it’s just a baby, and its gigantic 200-foot-tall mama is on the rampage to rescue her little one. Brace for a blend of classic sci-fi action and some serious motherly devotion. The cast includes Bill Travers, William Sylvester, Vincent Winter, and Christopher Rhodes. This flick runs for 77 minutes of pure monster-packed excitement.

Two Oklahoma college pals, Leslie (Stacey Logan) and Janna (Michelle Merchant), decide to take a breather from the hustle and bustle by escaping to a lakeside retreat. The goal? To put some miles between Leslie and her tumultuous relationship with Josh (Kevin Meyer), who’s far from balanced. The charming marina worker, Tor (Michael Shamus Wiles), seemed like a refreshing change of pace. Little did they know, he’s actually a serial killer with a chilling agenda. This low-budget thriller promises surprises and stars Dale Buckmaster too, so expect 87 minutes of suspenseful mayhem.

It’s been a decade of torment for the soul of serial killer Charles Lee Ray, trapped within a child’s doll. But guess what? The iconic “Chucky” gets a second chance at life thanks to his old flame, Tiffany (Jennifer Tilly), who swoops in to rescue his battered doll parts from police custody. However, Chucky’s got some big plans – he wants to downsize his favorite playmate. So, he gets creative and turns his blushing bride into a little terror that’s both stunning and sinister. It’s all fun and games for this deadly duo as they set off on their homicidal honeymoon. Ready or not, Chucky and Tiffany are hitting the road and crossing paths with a couple of unsuspecting newlyweds. Brace yourself, because wherever they go, murder and mayhem follow in their wake

Guess who’s back? Our favorite killer doll is making a smashing return, and the Chucky saga takes a fresh turn with the introduction of a new member to the family! In this installment, Chucky – with the unmistakable voice of Brad Dourif – and his partner in crime, Tiffany, are resurrected by none other than their orphan offspring, Glen. Get ready, because the horror takes a Hollywood twist as Chucky unleashes his trademark murderous chaos! The star-studded cast includes Academy Award® nominee* Jennifer Tilly, who not only plays herself but also lends her voice to Tiffany. And that’s not all – hip-hop sensation Redman also joins the mix. It’s a wild ride exploring family values, Chucky-style!

Locked away in a criminal asylum for the last four years, Nica (Fiona Dourif) finds herself in a perplexing situation. She’s wrongly convinced that she, not Chucky, is responsible for her family’s tragic fate. Things take an eerie turn when her therapist introduces a “Good Guy” doll as part of group therapy. Suddenly, a series of gruesome deaths rattle the asylum, prompting Nica to question her sanity. Could it be that she’s not as crazy as she thought? As the chaos unfolds, Andy (Alex Vincent), Chucky’s arch-nemesis from the original Child’s Play, rushes to Nica’s side. But saving her won’t be easy – he’ll have to contend with Tiffany (Oscar-nominee Jennifer Tilly), Chucky’s former bride, who’s determined to aid her beloved devilish doll, no matter how dangerous or twisted the path.

Step into the madcap world of Professor Schwarz and Dr. Frankenstein in this gripping tale. Professor Schwarz’s groundbreaking serum, designed to help transplant patients embrace their new organs, becomes a target for Dr. Frankenstein’s insidious schemes. With the serum in his clutches, he aims to bring his ultimate creation, Mosaic, to life. But here’s where things take a dark twist – once alive, Mosaic spirals out of control. Every night, this uncontrollable creature roams the streets, engaging with prostitutes and leaving behind a trail of chilling corpses that baffles the police and terrorizes the city.

Dive into the twisted imagination of an Italian cinematic maverick with “Black Magic Rites” (also known as “Riti, magie nere e segrete orge nel Trecento” or “The Reincarnation of Isabel”). Renato Polselli, acclaimed for his audacious and uncompromising filmmaking style, delivers an exhilarating feast of scandalous horror in this delirious masterpiece.

The story unfolds as Laureen, a stunning beauty, inherits a castle and decides to throw a raucous party to celebrate. Little does she know, the castle’s hidden cellar houses a sinister occult group, driven by a relentless desire for vengeance. They aim to avenge the tragic death of Isabel, a witch who was burned at the stake six centuries earlier. The cult’s diabolical rituals demand the blood of virgins, igniting the question: Could Laureen be their next target?

Meet Sarah Tusk (Darlene Mignacco), a woman confined to an asylum following a dark past where she poisoned her own parents during her childhood. On the other side of the story is her embittered sibling, Victoria (Agi Gallus), who happens to be a private chef. She’s had her reasons to keep Sarah locked away. But revenge is a dish best served… hilariously twisted. When Sarah, along with two fellow escapees from the asylum, makes a daring getaway, their ultimate target is none other than Victoria. And trust us, their plans for her are quite unusual – they’re throwing a dinner party that’ll forever be etched in the memories of the attendees. This chilling yet comically crafted exploitation gem hails from Canada and features a cast including John Haslett Cuff, Rose Graham, and Pier Giorgio DiCicco. Clocking in at 92 minutes, it’s a widescreen experience you won’t want to miss.