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The Exorcist: Believer (2023) | U.S. Theatrical Releases | Oct 13, 2023

The Exorcist: Believer is a sequel to the 1973 classic horror film about a 12-year-old girl who’s possessed by a mysterious demonic entity, forcing her mother to seek the help of two priests to save her. Directed by David Gordon Green, The Exorcist: Believer stars Jennifer Nettles, Ellen Burstyn, Ann Dowd, Leslie Odom Jr., Raphael ….

Dark Windows (2023) | Streaming/VOD Premiere, U.S. Theatrical Releases | Aug 18, 2023

Dark Windows centers on teenagers, Monica (Annie Hamilton), Tilly (Anna Bullard), Peter (Rory Alexander) and Allison (Grace Binford Sheene) and begins as the group is involved in a car crash. Allison dies from her injuries and her uncle confronts the group, blaming them for her death, during Allison’s funeral. Monica suggests that they get out ….

Cauldron Films

Cauldron Films is a boutique media distribution company that specializes in Horror, Giallo, Western, Crime, Action, Exploitation, and Cult Films on the UHD, Blu-ray, Videocassette and DVD formats. Some of the company’s movie titles have included The Crimes of the Black Cat, Beyond Terror, Liza the Fox Fairy, Contraband, American Rickshaw, The Collingswood Story, Convoy ….

City of the Living Dead (1980) | Italian Theatrical Releases | Aug 11, 1980

The death of a priest causes a chain reaction that begins The End of Days. The only hope lies in a jaded reporter (Christopher George) and the psychic (Catriona MacColl) he saved from being buried alive. The two set off for Dunwich, New England to shut the gates of hell before it’s too late and ….

The Baker (2023) | U.S. Theatrical Releases | Jul 28, 2023

Fearing his estranged son murdered, an elderly baker with a dangerous past and his eight-year-old granddaughter must journey to the crime ridden Big City to uncover clues to his disappearance… All with a giant loaf of bread filled with 100K of high-grade heroin. Directed by Jonathan Sobol, The Baker stars Ron Perlman, Elias Koteas, Harvey ….

National Drive-In Movie Day | Cultural Events | Jun 6

June 6th marks the anniversary of the first drive-in movie theater opening in the United States. The drive-in theater was invented by Richard Hollingshead, who opened the first one in Camden, New Jersey on June 6th, 1933.

| PopCultureQuotes.com

I saw Pinocchio and Frankenstein very close to each other, and they melded in my head... I love the idea that Pinocchio and Frankenstein are primal experiences of what it is to be human. Because you are thrown into a world that you don't understand, that is wrong for you and you're a wrong fit for it, and you have to figure yourself and the world as you go along. You either change the world or the world destroys you. And those two movies do that.

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By: Guillermo del Toro

Context:
Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro spoke to The Academy Museum's A.frame Journal about what director James Whale's 1931 adaptation of Frankenstein meant to him growing up, having first seen the movie on TV while growing up in Mexico. Del Toro relates the film to Pinocchio, another important movie in the budding filmmaker's early life.

Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio won Best Animated Feature Film at the 95th Annual Academy Awards. He is writing and directing a Frankenstein adaptation that will reportedly star Andrew Garfield, Oscar Isaac and Mia Goth.