Get Lost with the Official Trailer for the Portuguese Chiller "The Forest of the Lost Souls"

Wild Eye Releasing recently released the official trailer for their upcoming film "The Forest of the Lost Souls". The film marks the first theatrical release for indie distributor Wild Eye Releasing.

"The Forest of the Lost Souls" hits theaters in limited release on August 5th.

Press Release:

Leading independent distributor Wild Eye Releasing has acquired Portuguese horror film The Forest of the Lost Souls, setting it as their first theatrical release.

The psychological “coming of age” horror film, written and directed by directed by José Pedro Lopes, marks the distributor’s first theatrical release. The film, which had its world premiere at the Fantasporto Film Festival on February 26, 2017, is scheduled to open in August.

Ricardo and Carolina are complete strangers that meet seemingly by chance in the “Forest of the Lost Souls”, a place where many people go to commit suicide. These two, a young woman and an old man, are no different than the others as they also came to the forest for this very reason.

They decide to briefly postpone killing themselves in order to explore the forest and also to continue talking to one another, as Ricardo and Carolina find themselves intrigued by one another.

However, as the pair go further into the forest it becomes clear that one of them has other reasons for being in the forest and is not who they would have the other believe them to be and is actually a psychopath…

The Forest of the Lost Souls will open theatrically August 5 in L.A and other cities.

Wild Eye Releasing, whose recent releases include well-received sci-fi thriller Soft Matter and James Klass’s House on Elm Lake, represents horror, exploitation, dark arthouse, cult and documentary films from around the world.

"The Forest of the Lost Souls": Official Trailer

Anthony T's Horror Views: "Parts Unknown"

Recent I just added a new segment to the youtube channel called Anthony T's Horror Views. In these videos, I will be reviewing film with my thoughts on it with no plot details for the youtube channel only. Don't worry, I will still do written reviews as well as I want to make this channel the best channel possible. In the first episode, I talk about the film Parts Unknown.

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 Anthony T's Horror Views: "Parts Unknown"

Official Trailer for the Upcoming Chiller "3: An Eye for An Eye"

Uncork'd Entertainment recently released the official trailer for their upcoming release "3: An Eye for An Eye". The film stars Aniela McGuinness (Rock of Ages), Todd Bruno (HazMat), Mike Stanley (“Revolution”), and Katie Carpenter (Acrimony).

"3: An Eye for An Eye" hits VOD platforms on August 7th.

Press Release:

Enter the basement of a complex and twist-filled kidnapping in award-winning filmmaker Lou Simon’s (“All Girl’s Weekend”, “HazMat”) 3 : An Eye for an Eye.

A man and a woman kidnap her rapist in order to extract a confession from him. They need to get his confession on tape, because he has made up an alibi. Locked up in the basement of a remote home, he is unwilling to confess on camera and continues to assert his innocence. With time running out, how far are they willing to go for justice and what if they are wrong?

“A solid, smart piece of genre filmmaking” (Horror Talk) and premiering on VOD August 7 from Uncork’d Entertainment, 3 : An Eye for an Eye boasts dynamic performances from Aniela McGuinness (Rock of Ages), Todd Bruno (HazMat), Mike Stanley (“Revolution”), and Katie Carpenter (Acrimony).

"3: An Eye for An Eye": Official Trailer

Supernatural Terrors Await with Official Stills and Trailer for "Quija Seance: The Final Game"

High Octane Pictures recently released stills and the official trailer for their upcoming film "Quija Seance: The Final Game". The film stars Alan Cappelli Goetz, Katharina Sporrer and Holly Mumford.

"Quija Seance: The Final Game" is currently available on VOD providers and hits DVD on August 3rd.

Press Release:

Awaken the dead this July with Ouija Seance : The Final Game from High Octane Pictures.

From director Andrea Mugnaini, and starring Alan Cappelli Goetz, Katharina Sporrer and Holly Mumford, comes a terrifying reminder that some doors should never ever be opened!

Sarah and her friends decide to spend the weekend at an old villa Sarah mysteriously inherited. After finding a Ouija Board in the attic, Sarah and her friends unknowingly awaken an evil force connected to the villa’s hidden secrets. To fight the unimaginable horror they will have to face their darkest fears and worst nightmares.


Ouija Seance : The Final Game is on VOD 7/3/18 and 8/3/18 on DVD.

"Quija Seance: The Final Game": Official Trailer

Review: "The Litch"

“The Litch” is the latest film for indie director James Balsamo. He has done such films as “I Spill Your Guts”, “Bite School” and most recently “Killer Waves”. This was one of those films that I been wanting to see for a bit as it looked darker than his other films.

The film is about a wizard who returns from the dead when a thief (James Balsamo) steals the crystal that has kept him imprisoned. Soon, the thief is running for his life as he watches everyone around him get possessed by The Litch. The only way he can defeat him if he can get his head together and find a way to imprisoned for eternity.

Going into “The Litch”, I was hoping that it was going to better than Balsamo’s late film “Killer Wave” which for some weird reason I couldn’t get into. Thankfully, I enjoyed this one as this was a very fun film.

One the things that I liked about James Balasmo’s latest film was his direction. He does a very good job making sure everything is keeping you entertained with the over the top antics. Whether it was the level of gore that is used to some of the film’s fx and animation (yes, I said animation as there is a little that is used here), it gives this a fun and trippy like atmosphere that you help but enjoy this. It helped made some of the scenes watchable some of this films like this tend to go way out there. The other thing that I liked about the direction was the fact that the action was balls to the wall. Everything in the action aspects produced some funny and chaotic moments as this film doesn’t take its self seriously. It added to the fun factor that this film has.

The screenplay written by Balasmo does a very good job with timing the humor. There is a lot of humor in this film but what I liked about it was that it was timed well to allow the horror elements to be the main focal point. It made the humor here work as it didn’t get too dark or too ridiculous that I would shut it off. It’s simple, if you like the kind of humor that are in Lloyd Kaufman’s films then you will like this film.

The last thing that I liked about this film was that it wasn’t serious. Balasmo does a very good job when he’s writing characters that are so weird or writing dialogue so over the top for his character that you can’t help but laugh in a good way as I was enjoying him in this one. There is some funny stuff in his performance that made me enjoy him more as a character than his last film “Killer Waves” as it felt Balasmo was serious with his own character. When he has that goofy funny charm going, his films usually are very funny. See “Bite School for an example of that.

This was a much better film than Balasmo’s last film as I enjoyed this a lot “The Litch” is a very creepy and funny film that will make you not meddle with the dark arts.

Review Rating: Four Stars

Anthony T's Random Thoughts: "Child's Play" Remake. Why, Why

In the second edition of Random Thoughts,I go into remake territory and bad idea territory. In the episode, I scream Why, Why to the possible "Child's Play" remake.

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 Anthony T's Random Thoughts: "Child's Play" Remake. Why, Why

Site News/ Random Thoughts: Conventions, Conventions, Conventions

This week on the horror chamber, I'll be posting up some video from the page's new youtube channel to go along with the news and review that I write on the site. Today, I'll be posting my two of my random thoughts videos in separate posts. I'll also have a couple of other videos that I've recently released later in the week.

I'm planning on having a couple of more videos up this week including working on new ones like episode 2 of  "The Horror Chamber's DVD and Blu-Ray collection as I recently got a bunch of new films added to collection to share with everyone a

I'll also be doing a youtube review/reaction video as I have a couple of films in mind which I teased on the horror chamber's instagram page this past weekend. I'll be different to the reviews in which I'll just give my reactions to a film that I just seen without any plot details and of course Random Thoughts if something newsworthy comes out or if I'm feeling I need to talk about a subject.

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Without futher ado, here's the first episode of Random Thoughts

Random Thoughts: Conventions, Conventions, Conventions