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Nyx UK presents eight chilling channel premieres in July, headed up on Tuesday July 16 at 9pm, with Uwe Boll’s controversial retro-slasher Seed (2007), a divisive portrait of a serial killer which delves into the macabre and grotesque, offering a grim exploration of vengeance and the human capacity for cruelty.

At first you’ll be afraid, you’ll be petrified! On Friday July 5, 9pm, Nyx UK also premieres Renaud Gauthier’s ‘goriously’ humorous Discopath (2013), in which a seemingly ordinary man turns his local Seventh Heaven nightclub into a splatter Disco Inferno.

Other primetime channel premieres include the captivating 1972 Italian giallo Amuck, Reeker 2, Dave Payne’s 2008 prequel to Reeker, Sonja O’Hara’s 2022 horror thriller Mid-century, Black Circle (2018), a stunning Mexican-Swedish horror thriller directed by Adrián García Bogliano. and the Venezuelan supernatural thriller, The House At The End Of Time (2013), directed by Alejandro Hidalgo, broadcast on Fri July 26, 9pm.

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There is no forgetting the putrid and almost sickly sweet smell of human death once it has become an olfactory memory. Those unfamiliar with this hyper-specific stench should count themselves lucky. However, that odor of mortality is all the characters of Reeker have to keep themselves safe. Danger lurks wherever that fetor goes. Dave Payne’s 2005 horror film introduced a unique villain named after his most notable attribute, yet by the time that cadaverous stink has been inhaled by potential victims, the chance for escape may have already expired.

Following a silly but grisly cold-open — a random family becomes a roadside picnic for The Reeker, who remains unseen early on — director and writer Payne sets up what looks to be a garden-variety slasher: one by one, young folks are murdered in gruesome fashion, somewhere out in the middle of nowhere. No doubt that pitch sounds familiar. As straightforward as the film starts out,...

Stars: Jenna Z. Alvarez, M.C. Huff, Emily Hall, Nicole Lovince, Jack Schumacher, Tom Kiesche, Harrison White, Ron Roggé | Written by Tom Kiesche | Directed by Robyn August

As KillHer opens, Mattie is just days away from getting married and her best friend Eddie has planned a camping trip for the bachelorette weekend. That doesn’t sit well with Jess and Rae who feel like they’ve been pushed aside since Mattie and Eddie became friends.

Also somewhere in the woods is Jagger, Mattie’s fiance. The idea being that they’ll surprise him and his buddies by setting up camp next to them and having a party weekend. Of course, if they’d seen Slashlorette Party they might have reservations about combing the bride and groom’s weekends. And they certainly have some reservations after they set up their tent next to what they think is Jagger’s tent. Only to...

When the announcement came that Ghost House Pictures was releasing its own line of edgy horror films under a new label called Ghost House Underground, we were pretty intrigued. Could they get away from their usual ultra-shiny PG-13 flavored spookfests long enough to successfully drop some real horror on us? Well, you're about to find out.

This October Ghost House Underground will release eight films (wow that seems like a magic number, eh?) under the new banner, and we've sunk our sharpened claws into every one of them to give you the scoop!

I have to say it's a mostly positive showing. Each film brings something different to the table, and most are very well done. If I were really grading, Ghost House Underground gets a solid B+ for the entire affair with the big winners being Dance of the Dead, No Man's Land: Rise of Reeker, and The Substitute.

We just discovered the official website for Dave Payne's Reeker follow-up, No Man's Land: The Rise Of The Reeker, which features not only a few more stills, but also the trailer for the film! Check it out, it's actually a pretty damn cool website! Arriving on DVD October 14th from Lionsgate and Ghost House Underground, a Sheriff and his son try to apprehend bank robbers on their way to Mexico only to find that they are both being stalked by a far more deadly enemy, the fire-wielding Reeker. Desmond Askew, Lew Temple, Valerie Cruz, Robert Pine, Stephen Martines, Mircea Monroe, Michael Muhney, Wilmer Calderon, Alejandro Patino and Shelly Desai all star.

Arriving to DVD October 14th as part of Lionsgate Home Entertainment and Ghost House Underground's eight releases is Dave Payne's No Man's Land: The Rise Of The Reeker, the sequel to the International horror thriller hit Reeker, in which a Sheriff and his son try to apprehend bank robbers on their way to Mexico only to find that they are both being stalked by a far more deadly enemy, the fire-wielding Reeker. Today we were supplied with a stack of images from the film, all of which can be found beyond the break. Click here to check out all eight of Ghost House Underground's October releases.

Some fantastic news this evening as Lionsgate Home Entertainment announced that they plan on releasing a whopping eight high quality horror films from Ghost House Underground on DVD October 14th. Arriving as individual releases and as a complete box set are: Greg Bishop's SXSW horror-comedy Dance Of The Dead, Lordi's Swedish pic Dark Floors, Michael Roesch and Peter Scheerer's vampire pic Brotherhood Of Blood, Dave Payne's Reeker sequel No Man's Land: Rise Of The Reeker, the ghost story from Denmark entitled Room 205, Last House In The Woods, The Substitute and Trackman. Click any title above for more info on each film, along with numerous interviews, reviews, posters, stills and much, much more.