Round-Up: PIECES Fright Rags Shirt, FALLOUT 4 Add-Ons, HORROR MOVIE A DAY: THE BOOK, ROAD GAMES Trailer, FOX TRAP, STILL Indiegogo

For over six years, Collins watched and reviewed a different horror movie every single day for his site, HorrorMovieADay.com. Most of them stunk. With over 2,500 reviews on the Horror Movie A Day site, finding the worthwhile titles can be a chore, so Collins has curated a selection of choice films - 365 of them, in fact, one for every day of the year. Each month has a different theme and offers a variety of films within that theme for your viewing enjoyment. Every movie is someone's favorite movie - perhaps this book will introduce you to yours.

HORROR MOVIE A DAY: THE BOOK follows FilmCritHULK's SCREENWRITING 101, Evan Saathoff's MADEA LIVES! and Britt Hayes' I SHOULD JUST NOT on the Birth.Movies.Death. publishing label, exhibiting BMD's diverse and talented lineup of writers and content.

Of Collins, Birth.Movies.Death. Editor-in-Chief Devin Faraci says, "It takes a special - and weird - kind of dedication to watch a horror movie a day every single day for six years, but if someone had to do it, I'm glad it was Brian Collins. His knowledge, sense of humor and sheer love for horror make him the ultimate guide through horror films both obscure and obvious."

"Part of the reason I stopped watching and reviewing movies every day was to work on this book, selecting all of the horror films worth watching and leaving the rest where they belong - on my silly website. If nothing else you should buy the book because it finally offers the black over white text readers have requested for nearly a decade," says Collins.

HORROR MOVIE A DAY: THE BOOK is available for $4.95 through Amazon's Kindle Direct. It features 365 horror film recommendations, one for every day of the year, as well as a foreword by MY BLOODY VALENTINE, DRIVE ANGRY, THE MESSENGERS and JASON X writer Todd Farmer and art from a variety of artists, including JB Sapienza, Nathan Chesshir, Eric Shonborn, Joe Badon and Jacopo Tenani. The cover art is by JB Sapienza.

You can pick up your copy HERE."

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Road Games: "After a disastrous summer trip, Jack finds himself hitchhiking through the sun-drenched rural French countryside with nothing but his British passport. Unaware of dangers that are plaguing the roads, he tries without much success to get home. Along the way, he partners up with another hitchhiker, a beautiful French girl, Véronique. But when they accept a ride from a local oddball (Frédéric Pierrot), the pair finds themselves thrown in a deadly game of cat and mouse in which nothing is what it seems. Bursting with nonstop twists and turns and an undercurrent of Hitchcockian malice, this riveting psychological thriller is a hell of a ride. Legendary cult actress Barbara Crampton co-stars.

Release Date: Friday, March 4TH (NY and LA / VOD)
Distributor: IFC Midnight
Director: Abner Pastoll
Written By: Abner Pastoll
Producers: Junyoung Jang
Starring: Andrew Simpson, Josephine De La Baume, Frederic Pierrot, Barbara Crampton, and Feodor Atkine.
Rating: Not Rated
TRT: 95 minutes

WILL OPEN ON FRIDAY, MARCH 4TH
IN NEW YORK AND LOS ANGELES
ALSO AVAILABLE ON DEMAND / ALL DIGITAL PLATFORMS

Theaters:
IFC CENTER – NEW YORK, NY
ARENA CINEMA – LOS ANGELES, CA."

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Fox Trap: Press Release: "After a terrible accident leaving a young girl disabled, eight years later the group responsible are invited to a remote manor house in the countryside for a class reunion. Little do they know, they are being targeted by a masked maniac hell bent on revenge.

The cast includes Klariza Clayton (Harry Brown, Blood Money, Skins), Scott Chambers (Chicken, Blood Money, The Hippopotamus), Alex Sawyer (House of Anubis), Kate Greer, Becky Fletcher, Julia Eringer, Therica Wilson-Read, Richard Summers-Calvert and more.

Fox Trap is Jamie Weston’s directorial feature debut and is currently in post-production, having shot January 2016 on location in Somerset, United Kingdom.

Proportion Productions is a UK based feature film production company that hopes to make a modern wink at classic slashers such as Curtains, Black Christmas (1974) and House on Sorority Row."