We live in a new universe of downloads and streaming where options are plentiful. Independent filmmaker are racing to get their latest creations on the flavor of the week, Tubi. Hellweek and The American Ripper both get the Marketing Macabre stamp of approval. While Tubi might be the most popular of AVOD monsters, but it’s not the only game in the village. MoviVue is grabbing attention with some classic evil favorites like Demons, Phenomena, and Dark Night of the Scarecrow. Let’s go over to Fawesome where American Psychopath is now available. If found footage is your bag, well Ash Hamilton’s Final Days: Tales from the End Times is a must watch on Found TV. This movie is F’d! Where can you see Those Darn Vampires? Â
The answer is Kings of Horror. Obviously, there is so much to watch and many places to choose. Not enough. How about we mention one more. There is a brand spanking new streaming service called Abracadabra coming soon, and we will have be here and ready to upload the information into your horror plagued brain. Â
Creature TouchdownÂ
Easter + Creature = Kreaster. The bunny hopped away and Easter is in the rear-view mirror, however there is a new monster film based on the legend of Easter Island getting a tremendous buzz. Former NFL player, Phillip Buchanon has garnered attention for this chilling premise. The story revolves around a military officer and a paranormal researcher investigating the disappearance of an entire town, uncovering a connection to an ancient entity and Easter Island.  Filmmaker Jacob Cooney is at the helm along with David Gere & Chelsea Vale of Shadow | Vale Productions.
Satanic Panic of 1983
The Baphomet Seance. originally banned in 1983 for his Satanic messages, is heading back into distribution over 40 years later. The film purported to be an instructional video depicting a variety of Satanic rituals which claimed to not only teach the participant how to conduct seances to talk to the dead, but this video claimed to teach teenagers how to open a gateway that would allow participants to actually talk with the devil himself.
“I was manager at the Eric Theater back in 1983 when The Baphomet Seance came out.  I remember opening night vividly because the entire audience walked out.  Some requested refunds, others just left. They were all saying they couldn’t handle it. It was too intense and dark. I never seen anything like it in my 20+ years as a theater manager.  That movie freaked a lot of people out.  I got a call the next day to just pull the movie.” – Frank, Somerdale, New Jersey
What’s the frequency Mitch?Â
Director, David Mitch Parks (Blackout, Last Hit) new film Static Codes is literally out of this world. Ten years after a devastating car accident left him paralyzed and his wife missing without a trace, one man has only one purpose left: finding her. Believing she was abducted by extraterrestrials in the chaos of that fateful night, he’s become consumed by the search—cutting himself off from the world, haunted by fragmented memories, static-filled transmissions, and unanswered questions.  The film features genre bad boy, Mike Ferguson who has recently been making news with his vampire thriller, Dracula Eternal.Â
Why use a knife when you have a forkÂ
I want my MTV! Well, I don’t think MTV plays music videos anymore, but that didn’t stop musical artist, Abstract Rude from making a cool music video for the movie, Pancake Man. After Jerry is pushed to the point of no return he decides to take revenge on everyone who has done him wrong. His first kill ignites the fury of a Mob bosses son and sparks a robbery from the local gang. It is a day of carnage and redemption for the three parties. Jerry is called the Pancake Man by the press after he was denied pancakes in the beginning of the story. Breakfast will never be the same again.
By Michael Joy from Marketing Macabre
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