Lionsgate recently announced that the one of the best horror films of the year "You're Next" will be hitting DVD and Blu-Ray this January. The film stars Sharni Vinson (Step Up 3D), Nicholas Tucci (Choose), AJ Bowen (The House of the Devil) and Ti West (Drinking Buddies), with Rob Moran (Dumb & Dumber) and horror icon Barbara Crampton (Re-Animator).

Special Features on the DVD and Blu-Ray include Audio commentary with Director Adam Wingard, Writer Simon Barrett and Actors Sharni Vinson and Barbara Crampton, Audio commentary with Director Adam Wingard and Writer Simon Barrett and “No Ordinary Home Invasion: The Making Of You’re Next” featurette. "You're Next is slated to hit stores on January 14th.

Press Release:

The hunt is on when “the most downright entertaining horror film of the year,” (IGN) You’re Next arrives on Blu-ray Combo Pack (plus DVD and Digital HD Ultraviolet) and DVD (plus Digital Ultraviolet) on January 14, 2014 from Lionsgate Home Entertainment. The film will also be available on early Digital HD, Video on Demand and Pay-Per-View on December 27, 2013. Winner of the Best Film award at the Austin Fantastic Fest and runner up for the Audience Award at the Toronto International Film Festival, the “intense and inventive” (GQ) film has delighted critics and audiences alike with its “fresh, unpredictable and terrifying” (Ain’t It Cool News) take on the home invasion/slasher genre. You’re Next features a terrific ensemble cast including Sharni Vinson (Step Up 3D), Nicholas Tucci (Choose), AJ Bowen (The House of the Devil) and Ti West (Drinking Buddies), with Rob Moran (Dumb & Dumber) and horror icon Barbara Crampton (Re-Animator).

Aubrey and Paul Davison decide to celebrate their wedding anniversary by inviting their four children and their significant others to a family reunion at their remote weekend estate. But the family reunion goes awry when their home comes under siege by a mask-wearing team of crossbow-bearing assailants. The family has no idea who’s attacking them, why they’re under attack or if the attackers are inside or outside the cavernous, creaking house. All they know for certain is that nobody is safe.

The You’re Next Blu-ray Disc and DVD include a “making of” featurette and two audio commentaries and will be available for the suggested retail price of $24.99 and $19.98, respectively.

BLU-RAY/DVD SPECIAL FEATURES*
• “No Ordinary Home Invasion: The Making Of You’re Next” featurette
• Audio commentary with Director Adam Wingard, Writer Simon Barrett and Actors Sharni Vinson and Barbara Crampton
• Audio commentary with Director Adam Wingard and Writer Simon Barrett

Full Moon Features recently released the official trailer and send us over promotional stills for "Gingerdead Man vs Evil Bong". The upcoming film is the latest from Charles Band and stars John Patrick Jordan (Evil Bong) and Robin Sydney (The Gingerdead Man). "Gingerdead Man vs Evil Bong premieres on Fullmoonstreaming.com on 10/29 and hits DVD in November.

Plot Synopsis:

It's a War of the Colossal Freaks when serial killing cookie, GINGERDEAD MAN, tracks down the lone survivor of his murderous rampage, SARAH LEIGH (Robin Sydney), to take care of unfinished business. But his devious plans go up in smoke when Sarah meets LARNELL (John Patrick Jordan), who has a pint-sized problem of his own. The EVIL BONG, EEBEE, has been unleashed once again. Bodies begin to pile up as Gingerdead Man carves a path for them. Their only salvation is to turn to help from the dastardly Bong. It's one tough cookie versus one bad trip mother when the two Titans of Terror hash out a war in the Bong World. The stakes have never been higher.

"Gingerdead Man vs Evil Bong": Official Trailer

John Carpenter’s “Halloween” has been a favorite of mine over the years. When I first heard about this new edition, I was excited because the film was getting a new transfer and the fact that this looked like this was going to be a very good blu-ray.

The classic horror film follows Michael Myers, a mental patient who escapes from the hospital on the eve of Halloween. He goes back to a town called Haddonfield, IL fifteen years later after killing his sister in cold blood. There, he begin to stalk a young girl and her friends. Once the night comes, his reign of terror begins and the only person that can stop him is his psychiatrist that knows that he has come home to finish what he started.

One of things that made this film a classic was John Carpenter’s direction. He does a very good job making sure the scenes build up tension. Whether it was the way the film was shot to Carpenter’s score of the film, everything kept you on the edge of your seat. It helped enhance the story and it kept my interest. The other thing that made his direction work was the way he directed the action sequences. Those scenes were suspenseful and scary at times. It kept you on edge of your seat, especially with last twenty minutes of the film. Every time Michael Myers appeared on screen, I felt scared which is very rare for a masked villain of this genre. It’s a combination of the look of the mask and the way the finale played out that has kept my interest for almost fifteen years, when I first saw the television version of the film.

The acting was also as good as the film itself. Carpenter does a very good job making sure the performances were as good as his direction. He takes his time to make sure the performances fit the film’s dark tone. It made the characters interesting and you’re invested in them. The other thing that I like about the acting was that both Jamie Lee Curtis and the late Donald Pleasances did a very good job making sure that the characters stood out from the film’s main character. The film can be as good as your villain, but you need actors to help make the villain feel scary. Whether it’s Curtis as one of the three stalked babysitters or Pleasances as the person trying to stop Myers’ reign of terror, both of them did a very good job making sure their performances were also crucial parts of the film to the film’s success.

The screenplay written by Carpenter and Debra Hill also was a major part in why the film is a classic today. One of the things that this did very well was to make everything have a dark and frightening tone to them. Whether it was the beginning of the film to the film’s final scene, it gave me that terrifying feel that you don’t see in many slasher films. The other thing that the screenplay does very well, it manages to keep you scared. The writers did a very good job writing scenes that were scary and kept you on the edge of your seat. That’s what made the film’s story work very well, as I was interested where the film was going and providing some very scary moments that are still scary to this day.

Blu-Ray Extras:

The extras start off with a brand new commentary track featuring direction john Carpenter and Actress Jamie Lee Curtis. This was a very good commentary track. The track goes over a lot of things like how the film was shot to how some of the scenes were created. They also provide interesting stories about the film and talk about Carpenter directing style. It’s definitely worth a listen for fans of the film.
After the commentary track, the next featurette is “The Night She Came Home”. The featurette goes into James Lee Curtis appearance at Horrorhound Weekend that took place back in November 2012. The featurette an interview with Jamie Lee Curtis along with interviews from Halloween fans talking about her appearance in the film. This feels more like a reality piece than a documentary. It goes more into her appearance at the convention than about her talking about the film. It was okay, but it felt too long.

The next featurette is “On Location: 25 Years Later”. The featurette is imported from the film’s first blu-ray edition. The featurette goes into the locations that were used in the film. It was a good look at the locations that were used in the film, even though it felt short.
The disc wraps up with scenes from the TV version of the film, trailers and TV spots. The only problem that I have with this release was that it could’ve used a retrospective documentary on the film. It would’ve been nice to have it on the disc given the importance of the film, as I’m interested in that.

Final Summary:

“Halloween” 30th anniversary edition blu-ray was a good disc, even though it lacks a retrospective documentary. It’s worth the purchase for its great HD remastered look and it’s commentary track with John Carpenter and Jamie Lee Curtis.

Review Rating: Five Stars
Blu-Ray Extras: Two and a Half Stars

Uncork'd Entertainment recently announced that they've acquired the horror drama "Exit to Hell" formally "Sickle". The film stars horror icon Kane Hodder(Friday the 13th, Hatchet)and co-stars Tiffany Shepis (Nightmare Man, Dark Reel) and Rena Riffel (Showgirls, Mulholland Dr.) "Exit to Hell" hits VOD in early November and DVD early next year.

For more information on this film, you can visit the film's official website at: http://www.sicklemovie.com/

Press Release:

Uncork’d Entertainment has inked North American V.O.D., digital and home entertainment rights to the rough and rugged horror drama EXIT TO HELL (previously titled Sickle). EXIT TO HELL was written, directed and produced by Robert Conway and Funhouse Features producers David Friedman, Justin Anderson and Executive Producer Anthony Casanova. EXIT TO HELL is expected on VOD in early November and DVD in early 2014. Uncork’d Entertainment’s Keith Leopard made today’s announcement.

“Robert Conway and his producers truly understand the depth and cinematic history of this genre,” remarked Leopard, “and it’s all on the screen. Having iconic actor Kane Hodder adds another layer to this film that I’m certain will thrill a huge audience throughout the U.S. and Canada”

“Speaking for all of us here at Funhouse, we are very excited to be releasing EXIT TO HELL through Uncork’d Entertainment,” added Conway. “Much has changed in the world of home video distribution and Keith understands the shifting marketplace. The company embraces streaming VOD services such as iTunes and Xbox as well as the kiosk vendors who have largely replaced the traditional brick and mortar outlets. To put it simply, we know that our film is in good hands and we expect that EXIT TO HELL is merely the first of many titles we will release through Uncork’d.”

After robbing a mafia run strip club, a naïve group of thugs head for the border to enjoy their bounty. But when they enter the remote and wind-swept town of Redstone, they gruesomely discover that revenge is all in how you slice it. Kane Hodder (Friday the 13th, Hatchet) takes the title role as Sheriff Slade Sickle, a man with an abiding appetite for justice! EXIT TO HELL co-stars Tiffany Shepis (Nightmare Man, Dark Reel) and Rena Riffel (Showgirls, Mulholland Dr.) in this carnage-filled tribute to American Grindhouse cinema.

Loomis Hills Productions recently send us over the first clip and information for their upcoming film "Fantasm", which is a documentary on horror conventions. The film will be having it's world premiere at Rock and Shock on October 19th. Upcoming screenings of the film includes the Philip H. Anselmo's Housecore Horror Film Festival in Austin, TX on October 25 and at Rhode Island Comic Con in Providence, RI on November 3.

For more information on this film, you can visit and "Like" the film's official Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/FantasmDoc

Press Release:

The first clip from the horror convention documentary Fantasm has been released and is now available for viewing at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0Ed7HiVLiM

Fantasm will have its world premiere at Rock and Shock in Worcester, MA this Saturday, October 19. It will also be screened at Philip H. Anselmo's Housecore Horror Film Festival in Austin, TX on October 25 and at Rhode Island Comic Con in Providence, RI on November 3.

Fantasm explores the bonds formed by the close-knit community of fans who attend horror conventions, with insight from such actors and filmmakers as Tom Atkins (Escape from New York), Heather Langenkamp (A Nightmare on Elm Street), Lloyd Kaufman (The Toxic Avenger), Joe Lynch (Wrong Turn 2), Richard Johnson (Zombie) and more.

In addition to being one of the six conventions at which Fantasm was filmed, Rock and Shock had a profound influence on the documentary. "Rock and Shock was the first convention I went to as a kid," says director Kyle Kuchta. "And those experiences were the inspiration behind Fantasm. To be able to premiere the film there is an absolute honor."

The Rock and Shock premiere is presented by cult film webcast Outside the Cinema. Kuchta will in attendance to introduce the film, and he'll be at the Outside the Cinema booth all weekend. The 10th annual Rock and Shock horror convention features such distinguished guests as Robert Englund, Robert Patrick, Michael Rooker, Gunnar Hansen, Eric Roberts and more.

"Fantasm": Film Clip

Lionsgate recently send us over character posters and the official trailer for their upcoming release "I, Frankenstein". The film stars Aaron Eckhart, Bill Nighy, Yvonne Strahovski, Miranda Otto, Jai Courtney, Socratis Otto, Mahesh Jadu, Caitlin Stasey and Aden Young. "I, Frankenstein" hits theaters on 1/24/2014.

For more information on this film, you can visit and "Like" the film's official Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/ifrankensteinmovie

Plot Synopsis:

Set in a dystopic present where vigilant gargoyles and ferocious demons rage in a battle for ultimate power, Victor Frankenstein's creation Adam (Aaron Eckhart) finds himself caught in the middle as both sides race to discover the secret to his immortality. From the creators of the hit supernatural saga, UNDERWORLD, comes the action thriller I, FRANKENSTEIN, written for the screen and directed by Stuart Beattie based on the graphic novel "I, Frankenstein" by Kevin Grevioux, and brought to life by a cast that includes Aaron Eckhart, Bill Nighy, Yvonne Strahovski, Miranda Otto, Jai Courtney, Socratis Otto, Mahesh Jadu, Caitlin Stasey and Aden Young as Victor Frankenstein.

"I, Frankenstein": Official Trailer

Now in its 11th year the spectacular New York City Horror Film Festival, giving a platform to new and independent international horror film, returns for another grand weekend, November 14–17 on the twin screens of the Tribeca Cinemas, at 54 Varick Street, just south of Canal. Honoring the grand career of Mr. Stuart Gordon (Re-Animator, From Beyond, Nevermore), the festival is put together by Fangoria’s Tony Timpone and Ronnie Hein, and filmmakers Alan Rowe Kelly and Bart Mastronardi among the guest presenters.

The festival opens Thursday, Nov. 14 at 7 pm with a gala opening-night US premiere screening honoring Troma’s fortieth anniversary with their latest feature RETURN TO NUKE ‘EM HIGH, VOL. 1 with director Lloyd Kaufman in attendance to accept a Lifetime Achivement Award from the festival. The festival continues throughout the weekend with Lionsgate/After Dark presenting the world premiere of Travis Barker’s feature MISCHIEF NIGHT, the east coast premieres of Blair Erickson’s BANSHEE CHAPTER and IFC Films’ release of Eric England’s CONTRACTED, and the New York premiere of Craig and Peter DiFolco’s VISCERA, along with other New York and east coast premieres, including several short film world premieres. Byron Turk’s THE BATES HAUNTING, Dyland Banks’ CAPTURED HEARTS, and the film of Teller's (of Penn & Teller) live spookshow PLAY DEAD starring Todd Robbins accompany the premieres.

In addition, the 2013 Michael J. Hein Award for Personal Achievement in Direction will be given to director Stuart Gordon, helmer of several classics including Re-Animator, From Beyond, and Dolls on Saturday, Nov. 16. Michael J. Hein created the New York City Horror Film Festival in 2002 to offer a needed platform for the independent filmmakers of modern horror films and continued his work until his untimely passing in 2012. Now helmed by his mother Ronnie Hein and Fangoria’s Tony Timpone, the New York City Horror Film Festival continues Michael’s legacy, bringing revered filmmakers, newcomers, and short film makers together for a long weekend of camaraderie, thrills, and chills.

The New York City Horror Film Festival is held at Tribeca Cinemas, 54 Varick St., New York, NY.

For more information, http://nychorrorfest.com/

Image Entertainment recently released a couple of stills and the film's official trailer for their new film "Shiver". The film stars Danielle Harris (Hatchet 3), John Jarratt (Wolf Creek) and Casper Van Dyke (Starship Troopers). "Shiver" is available in stores today.

Plot Synopsis:

Danielle Harris (Hatchet II & III) stars with Casper van Dien (Starship Troopers) and John Jarratt (Wolf Creek) in this savagely entertaining horror-thriller. The Gryphon is a serial killer with a flair for the dramatic – and a grisly trophy case of victims. But when he sets out to add shy, young secretary Wendy Alden (Harris) to his macabre collection, he gets more than he bargained for. Unfortunately, Wendy’s escape from his first assault only deepens the killer’s twisted obsession – and affection – for her. Always one step ahead of pursuing Detective Delgado (van Dien), the brilliant psychopath penetrates police lines at will, circling ever closer to the target of his deranged fantasies. Until, finally, the only thing standing between Wendy and the Gryphon’s unthinkable desires is her own desperate, indomitable will to survive.

"Shiver": Official Trailer

After Dark Films recently announced that "Mischief Night" will be come the seventh film in the "After Dark Originals 2" series. The film marks the directorial debut of Travis Baker, starring Brooke Anne Smith (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation), Marc Valera (Melrose Place), and Malcolm McDowell (A Clockwork Orange, Rob Zombie's Halloween). No release date has been announced at this time.

For more information on After Dark Originals 2, you can goto the official website at: www.afterdarkoriginals.com

Press Release:

After Dark Films proudly announces the seventh film in its After Dark Originals 2 series (ADO2), Mischief Night, a story that takes place on the most devilish night of the year where things are not always as they seem.

Mischief Night marks the directorial debut of Travis Baker, starring Brooke Anne Smith (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation), Marc Valera (Melrose Place), and Malcolm McDowell (A Clockwork Orange, Rob Zombie's Halloween).

"After Dark is always on the lookout for material that breaks the mold. Mischief Night's story and its characters are truly demented. We are excited to offer our audience something refreshingly new in the world of horror.” Stephanie Caleb, Executive Vice President, Creative Affairs at After Dark Films

"With Mischief Night, I wanted to subvert all expectations of the slasher film, while also demonstrating due reverence for the immortal classics of the genre. It's a unique Halloween/Breakfast Club mash-up that's frightening, funny, dramatic, romantic...and above all else, very mischievous. My producer Richard Tanne and I are thrilled to be working with After Dark to bring our movie to the widest audience possible."Travis Baker, Director

Synopsis:

Kaylie is just like most other girls her age. She babysits, enjoys stealing from her parents’ liquor cabinet, and has boys who like her. The only difference between Kylie and other girls is that the boy who likes her, wants to KILL her. On Mischief Night, the night before Halloween, Kylie’s true nature is revealed when she is attacked by a psycho who wants nothing more than to see her insides.

Artsploitation Films and SpectreVision has send us over character posters for their upcoming release "Toad Road". The film has won award at such festivals as Best Director and Best Actor awards at the 2012 Fantasia International Film Festival and Best Picture at the Lausanne Underground Film and Music Festival. "Toad Road" plays at Arena Cinema in Los Angeles from 10/18 -10/24 and Cinema Village in New York City from 10-25 -10/31.

If you can't make it to these screenings, "Toad Road will be available on DVD and VOD on 12/10.

For more information on this film, you can visit and "Like" the film's official Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/ToadRoad

Press Release:

A different kind of American independent horror film, Toad Road – theatrically presented by Elijah Wood and his genre-themed production company SpectreVision – is a hallucinatory and hypnotic odyssey through mutating realities, drug use, urban legends, and nightmares. Imagine a fusion between the sexually candid naturalism of Larry Clark or Harmony Korine, and the backwoods creep-out of The Blair Witch Project, and you’d be halfway there. Stuck in a dead end town, young James kills time with his druggie friends, engaging in debauched chemical intake to the point of unconsciousness, until he meets Sara, a sweet new arrival to their group. However, Sara wants James to take her further into the world of narcotics experimentation (just as James was contemplating abandoning this lifestyle)…and she also wants him to introduce her to the sinister local legend of Toad Road, a spot deep in the forest that is apparently home to the Seven Gates of Hell.

Toad Road is a disturbing portrait of contemporary youth culture where the lines between perception and reality are blurred with often frightening results. Winning the Best Director and Best Actor awards at the 2012 Fantasia International Film Festival and Best Picture at the Lausanne Underground Film and Music Festival, director Jason Banker blends documentary footage with horror elements to create a cinematic experience like no other.

Writer-director Jason Banker’s fiction feature debut is an enigmatic and unique fusion of improvisational realism undoubtedly influenced by Banker’s work as a documentary filmmaker and (cameraman on Jonathan Caouette's Walk Away Renee), and otherworldly, haunting rural terror. Unlike any other film you’ll see this year, Toad Road is mesmerizing.

The review is for the 2D version

Over the last couple of years, I’ve been very entertained by the films of Dario Argento. Whether it’s the Three Mothers Trilogy (Suspiria, Inferno, Mother of Tears) or films like “Opera” and “Tenerbre”, they’ve managed to be suspenseful and entertaining. With his latest film “Dracula”, I wasn’t expecting much as this seems more generic than his previous films.

The film is a young man, who is sent to Dracula’s castle to catalog his library. He becomes enticed by Dracula and goes missing. A couple of days later his fiancée arrives to find out that he has going missing. Staying with her best friend Lucy who is under the spell of Dracula, she starts to find out about Dracula. Later, she runs into Dr. Van Helsing, who’s out to put an end to Dracula’s reign of terror. Can they find a way to stop Dracula before his reign of terror threatens the whole town?

Going into “Dario Argento’s Dracula”, I thought that I was going to hate the film. The film had a lot of bad buzz going in plus Argento’s last film “Gallo” was flat out awful. I thought that this was the film that was going make me lose faith in Argento. Even though this is not one of his best films, I still had a good time with Argento’s “Dracula”.

Argento’s direction was very good. He does a good job making sure the film had a very dark and gothic look and tone to it. It helped made the Dracula character very dark and right for the time period. It was also one of the things that kept me interested and liking this film. The other thing that makes Argento’s film work for me was the acting. He does a very good job in getting the performances to fit the film’s tone and made sure there was chemistry between his cast. Thomas Kretschmann who played Dracula in the film was good in the role. He made the character very dark and mysterious, which made the character very Gothic. It’s what the famous vampire should be like on screen.

The screenplay written by Argento, Enrique Cerezo, Stefano Piani and Antonio Tentori was good for the most part. One of the things that made this screenplay good was the fact the film had consistent tone. This was one of the most gothic and bloody Dracula films that I’ve seen in while. The film had a dark tone that gave the story its gothic feel. It helped kept my interest, since I like my vampire films to have this tone. The other thing that this screenplay does right was the way they made Dracula very mysterious like. Whether it’s the look of the character or the way that he supposed to interact with the characters on the page, it made this Dracula look very dark like in the Universal classic films or the Coppola version. It made the character interesting, as I was glued to seeing his next move.

Even though this is a positive review, there were a couple of things that I didn’t like and bugged me. The first thing was the editing. The transitions from one scene to another felt rushed and ruined the flow of the film a bit. It just felt it was edited too fast or didn’t transition well to the next scene. Thankfully, that was kept to a minimum as that didn’t become too distracting for the most part. The other thing that I didn’t like was the way that Van Helsing was used. I thought, he should’ve been used more in the story considering that he’s an important character in “Dracula”. But once the character came into the story, it was used properly made me forget that he was not there throughout the first half of the film.

This is one of those films that I’m going to get criticized for liking, but it manage to keep my interest despite the flaws. “Dario Argento’s Dracula” may not be a perfect film, it’s one of the most gothic adaptations that I’ve seen of the story in a while and its worth checking out.

Review Rating: Three Stars.

Mance Media recently send us over information for their upcoming DVD release of "Loss of Life". The found footage slasher. The film marks the first domestic feature release for Mance Media. No special features were announced for this release. You can pre-order "Loss of Life" on its official website at: http://www.lossoflife.com/collections/frontpage/products/dvd.

For more information on this film, you can visit the film's official website at: http://www.lossoflife.com .

Press Release:

Mance Media is proud to announce their first domestic feature film release, LOSS OF LIFE. Just in time for Halloween, the new release will be available on VOD, Digital and DVD on October 25th, 2013. The DVD and VOD are available for pre-order here.

LOSS OF LIFE is a found footage horror film that tells the story of a group of high school friends on their way to a party on Halloween night 2012. Terrifying and twisted events are captured on film as the group documents their attempt to survive the night and a killer that relentlessly stalks them at every turn.

"We are thrilled that working with Mance Media secured the perfect Halloween weekend release date for our suspenseful horror film. October 25th is the perfect date for audiences to enjoy the terrorized performances of our breakthrough cast, some of which include Niko 'Ace Primo' Warren (whose latest song was featured on "The Smurfs 2") and Christopher Petrovski (SXSW breakthrough film "Coldwater")," said LOSS OF LIFE producers, Seda Melkoni and Britton Hein, of Journey Pictures.

"LOSS OF LIFE marks Mance Media's first domestic feature film release. It will be available on all digital platforms (rental, HD download, streaming), so the millennials and horror community can enjoy the film at their leisure during Halloween." - CEO of Mance Media, Matthew Mancinelli

LOSS OF LIFE, written by Michael Matteo Rossi and directed by David Damiata and Michael Matteo Rossi, stars Reggie Range, Niko "Ace Primo" Warren, Randi Borden, Melvin Gregg, Elijah Vegas, Trevon Morales, Chris Petrovski, Charlie Glackin, and Chris Tyler Link.

Film Arcade is kicking off it's second annual Horrorpalooza, where focus more on the horror genre with reviews and news about upcoming horror films.

Well Go USA recently released stills for their upcoming DVD and Blu-Ray release "Zombie Hunter". The film stars Danny Trejo, Martin Copping and Clare Niederpruem. "Zombie Hunter". hits stores on 10/8.

Plot Synopsis:

When a street drug turns junkies into an army of giant, mutant flesh-eaters, no hope is left - but one man remains. Hunter's got nothing left but a beat-up Camero, a trunk full of guns and booze, and a vendetta. He crashes into a small group of survivors, led by an ax-wielding priest named Jesus (Danny Trejo). They're searching for the promised land - but does it even exist? They better pray for a miracle, because the zombies are hot on their heels. And the psychotic clown with a chainsaw? You don't even wanna know.