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Usually it's humans who take a bite of sweet treats, but in Attack of the Killer Donuts, it's humans who are the menu. Starring C. Thomas Howell as Officer Roberts, Attack of the Killer Donuts is coming to select theaters and VOD platforms beginning November 17th, and Level 33 Entertainment has provided us with a new trailer for the film that features donuts with sweet teeth of their own... for human flesh.

Press Release: Los Angeles (CA) –Level 33 Entertainment has announced today the official release date for the horror comedy feature film Attack Of The Killer Donuts starring C. Thomas Howell (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, The Outsiders, & The Amazing Spider-Man), Justin Ray (1 Chance 2 Dance & Disaster L.A.), and Michael Swan (As the World Turns, Jason Lives: Friday the 13th Part VI, & The Bold and the Beautiful). The film will screen in select cities across the U.S. and will be available “Day-and-Date” via...

We’re back with another edition of the Indie Spotlight, highlighting the recent independent horror news sent our way. Today’s feature includes a full episode of Ghost Trek, first details on a Kane Hodder figurine by DeConte Figures & Collectibles, a new State of Desolation poster, a casting update from Welcome to Purgatory, distribution details from Dark Was the Night, a trailer for What’s Kind About the Dark, and much more:

Watch Ghost Trek: Goomba Body Snatchers Mortuary Lockdown: “Ghost Trek is an episodic supernatural-comedy series that follows the Paranormal Underworld Detective Society (Puds) as they investigate haunts across the U.S. and abroad between tanning beds, babes, body-building, and bong hits – all the while risking life and limb capturing the undead and unexplained on video. The series is not a “parody” of paranormal reality shows, Admittedly, Ghost Trek pokes fun at all the ghost hunting programs but...

So, comets hit L.A. and people begin turning into zombies. What? No, I’m serious. This is a movie about comets or meteorites or some such nonsense, hitting L.A. and turning people into… well, I guess compelling them to put zombie masks on, because you can see people’s faces underneath the makeup. In all seriousness, I had no idea what to expect from Disaster L.A.. The cover made it look like just another generic, poorly-done zombie movie, but the fact that it was being released by Warner Bros – albeit a straight-to-video release -, and the fact that I had friends assuring me that this one was different, meant that I would give it a chance. Zombie movies used to be my favorite sub-genre of horror, up until they became popular, and studios started exploiting that popularity to death. Lately, I try and steer clear of all-things-zombie,...

This week sees the DVD, Blu-ray and VOD release of Disaster L.A. (moved up a week from its original release date of September 23rd). Below, you'll find an exclusive clip along with the trailer.

Turner Clay wrote, directed and produced (with John Will Clay) Disaster L.A. which tells the story of a group of friends desperately trying to escape the toxic smoke that is the deadly result of a meteor shower strike in the middle of Los Angeles. In its wake, neither friends nor strangers are safe from each other. The only hope for survival is to try to reach the coast before it’s too late.

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The first trailer for Turner Clay's latest zombie apocalypse, Disaster L.A., has been released. The clip shows more of the chaos in the film as a toxic mist turns residents into bloodthirsty killers. Disaster L.A. will release this September, through Warner Bros Home Entertainment. And, Clay's previous zombie thriller, State of Emergency, was a compelling one. The trailer for his latest looms below. For those who have not heard of the film, this title involves meteor strikes and an alien pathogen. The citizens of La are effected by a strange illness, which leaves survivors desperate. Several friends head for the coast and they hope to find escape on the beaches. The trailer for Disaster L.A. is a compelling one. Clay shows a good sense of pacing as characters run for their lives. Threats are all around and so are the undead. Fans of indie horror features can find the full trailer below,...

Turner Clay is the director behind the zombie thriller State of Emergency (Review Here). Clay continues with the undead madness in the horror title Disaster L.A. Aka Apocalypse L.A., this film will be released by Warner Bros Home Entertainment. And, the film stars Ali Williams, Justin Ray, Stefanie Estes and Ron Hanks. A preview for the film is hosted here. The story begins and ends in Los Angeles. Here, several friends enjoy their first year in this massive metropolis. But, a series of meteors strike just outside the city and a pathogen is released into the air. People are contaminated by a fine dust. And soon, the undead are released on La's freeways, shopping centres and downtown core. As well, a movie poster has been released for the film. The graphic shows some of the terror in the film. Zombies lie in wait and explosions rock Los Angeles. The terror begins September 23rd,...

Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has acquired Disaster L.A.: The Last Zombie Apocalypse Begins Here, independent filmmaker Turner Clay’s newest sci-fi zombie thriller. The film is coming to DVD and digital download on September 23rd. Clay wrote, directed and produced (with John Will Clay) Disaster L.A.: The Last Zombie Apocalypse Begins Here which tells the story of a group of friends desperately trying to escape the toxic smoke that is the deadly result of a meteor shower strike in the middle of Los Angeles.

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