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General Hospital spoilers reveal a preview clip has been released for Monday, February 17, 2025. It shows Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) grilling Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).

Sasha Gilmore Corbin (Sofia Mattsson) has an update for Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Elizabeth “Liz” Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) is optimistic about taking down Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober).

Plus, Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) shares news with Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). Keep reading and let’s talk about what is coming up in today’s episode.

Trina Robinson’s Excitement

The preview clip Monday, February 17 begins with Trina talking to Josslyn. Trina has an exciting update for Josslyn. Trina explains that Kai Taylor (Jens Austin Astrup) asked her to go out tonight.

Trina seems really excited as any college student would be. However, Trina also seems a bit nervous or apprehensive. Perhaps Trina will have conflicting feelings because of Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez...

Bollywood Mascot: The investigation into the attack on Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan has seen notable progress as Mumbai Police recover critical evidence linked to the incident. The accused, Mohammed Shariful Islam Shahjad, reportedly revealed during interrogation that a knife used in the attack had been discarded near Bandra Lake. Following an intensive search, law enforcement successfully retrieved the weapon’s missing piece, which could play a pivotal role in the case.

In addition to this, authorities have questioned a rickshaw driver who claims to have seen the suspect in the Bandra area. Essential items such as the suspect’s shirt, scarf, knife, and hair samples have been sent for forensic analysis to strengthen the investigation. Statements from Saif’s wife, Kareena Kapoor Khan, three housemaids, and several acquaintances, including two friends, have already been recorded. However, the actor’s statement is yet to be documented.

The chilling incident occurred...

The Berlin International Film Festival has announced its full lineup for the 55th Forum section, the festival’s sidebar focusing on experimental and avant-garde cinema.

Section head Barbara Wurm said the 2025 selection aims to showcase contemporary cinema that “moves beyond the cult and the commercial” while functioning as a “seismograph of our time.”

The program’s exploration of time is highlighted by Stefan Hayn’s 2024 (2023), which juxtaposes political Berlin with private Bavaria, utilizing both film and painting as frames for observation. Cao Yiwen’s AI-driven What’s Next? poses a philosophical question about the future, while Su Hui-Yu’s The Trio Hall presents a pastiche featuring historical dictators engaged in theatrical performances.

Around half the films at this year’s Forum are documentaries, with highlights including Tatiana Fuentes Sadowski’s The Memory of Butterflies, a reconstruction of Indigenous slavery and colonial crimes; Lee Anne Schmitt’s Evidence, which explores...

During the most recent season of The Curse of Oak Island, the show has spent a lot of time talking about Vikings. Their theory is that Vikings assisted the Knights Templar and hid a treasure long ago.

Still, the Oak Island guys have seemingly finally found physical proof that a treasure exists, which has had viewers buzzing during their 12th season.

A Theory Turns Into Reality On Oak Island

The crew located some treasures linked to Viking history, mere weeks after they embarked on a trip to learn more about North American Vikings’ history. The team traveled to L’Anse aux Meadows a Unesco World Heritage site located in Newfoundland, Canada.

It is the only North American location that has verification that Vikings had once settled there, which occurred approximately in the year, 1,000. Interestingly enough, the area is only 600 miles from Oak Island. This is the second trip the team...

Josh Brolin has played several iconic roles throughout his career, including the MCU’s infamous supervillain, Thanos. But before stepping into the Marvel universe, Brolin portrayed a DC superhero in the 2010 Western film Jonah Hex.

Jonah Hex | Credit: Warner Bros.

Unfortunately, the movie was a box office flop, and Brolin didn’t react too kindly, heavily criticizing the film’s director, Jimmy Hayward. However, the actor has since expressed regret over his harsh comments about the filmmaker.

Josh Brolin Regrets Harsh Criticism of Jonah Hex Director Jimmy Hayward

If there’s one film that Josh Brolin has criticized relentlessly, it’s the 2010 movie Jonah Hex. Based on the DC Comics character, Brolin took on the lead role in the film, which ended up being a critical and commercial failure.

Josh Brolin and Jimmy Hayward | Credit: DC Comics

And Brolin doesn’t argue against such reception, as he told GQ in an earlier interview,...

Robert Downey Jr.’s return to the MCU has gotten a lot of fans speculating about how the upcoming Avengers films will play out. Given that the former Tony Stark actor will be essaying the role of Doctor Doom, fans are sure that his appearance in the MCU is going to have some dramatic and emotional consequences for characters like Bruce Banner and Spider-Man.

Robert Downey Jr. is now Doctor Doom [Credit: Comic Com | Marvel Entertainment/ YouTube]

A theory has been making the rounds on the internet that Doctor Doom is going to use a particular concept introduced in Deadpool & Wolverine to take over the multiverse. This in particular would be an emotional gut punch, given that involves Tom Holland’s Spider-Man biting the dust by the time the credits roll on Avengers: Doomsday.

Spider-Man is the key to destroying the Multiverse for Doctor Doom A still from Tom Holland’s Spider-Man movies.

The changing landscape of TV, with the introduction of streaming services like Netflix and the decline of cable, has led to series with fewer seasons and fewer episodes per season. However, some programs have stood the test of time and lasted way longer than fans would have thought possible.

While it's easy for animated shows like South Park to go on for years because of the creative freedom and endless possibilities in the genre, some drama shows have lasted just as long due to their gripping storytelling. They also replace characters as they age to keep viewers interested. As things change, it's comforting for many viewers to find a show that taps into nostalgia while tackling modern issues. From The Simpsons to Grey's Anatomy, several TV shows have been running for decades and still boast a steady viewership, with no end in sight.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Ran for 15 Years...

The Bold And The Beautiful recap for Friday, April 12, 2024, reveals that Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) is stunned by Deacon Sharpe’s (Sean Kanan) claims that Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown) is alive.

The Bold And The Beautiful Recap Highlights

Carter Walton (Lawrence Saint-Victor) is there for Zende Forrester (Delon de Metz) if he needs to talk.

Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye) tells Deacon that he is crazy, Sheila isn’t alive. Luna Nozawa (Lisa Yamada) is ready to open up to Rj Forrester (Joshua Hoffman).

The Bold And The Beautiful Recap – Luna Nozawa Is Determined To Tell The Truth

Luna tries to open up to Rj about her night with Zende. Rj tells Luna that she can tell him anything. Luna says Rj mentioned the night of the wedding.

Rj says that Luna said she was tired and wanted to go to bed. Luna left early. Luna said she couldn’t...

Lamb of God have offered up “Evidence” — a song previously unavailable in North America — on digital streaming platforms.

The band shared the track to celebrate the the first anniversary of its latest album, Omens. Previously, “Evidence” was only available as a bonus track on the Japanese CD release of the album, but it can now be streamed far and wide.

There’s nothing extraneous about “Evidence.” Belying its prior bonus-track status, the song sees Lamb of God laying down slam riffs and chunked-out breakdowns — perfect pockets for Randy Blythe to inject his growls and rhythmic gutturals. The arrangement takes some surprising turns, with its prog-like Mastodon-ish flow leading to a satiating blastbeat section at one point.

Lamb of God are also commemorating the Omens anniversary on Saturday with the widespread release of their documentary Making Of: Omens, which details the creation of the album. It will be streamable via the band’s YouTube channel.

On Friday, September 22, 2023, at 9:00 Pm, A&e will air Season 1, Episode 9 of “Witness to Murder: Digital Evidence,” titled “Mapping a Murder.”

In this episode, viewers will witness the aftermath of a gruesome murder involving an aspiring actor in Georgia. The local police initially face a shortage of leads, making the case challenging to solve. However, a new digital forensic tool becomes a game-changer in the investigation.

The episode will showcase how this innovative digital tool brings new life to the case, enabling authorities to identify the killer with incredible precision. It’s a story of how technology plays a crucial role in modern crime-solving.

For those intrigued by real-life crime investigations and the role of digital evidence, this episode offers a straightforward look at how technology aids law enforcement in solving complex cases.

So, if you’re interested in understanding how digital evidence can be a powerful tool in solving crimes,...

One of Agatha Christie's most popular stories, Murder on the Orient Express has received a graphic novel adaptation from William Morrow - an imprint of Harper Collins. The classic mystery has charmed readers for years and this new version of the story is similarly charming. Remaining faithful to the story's structure, the graphic novel is a must-read for Christie fans. It's the perfect time for this adaptation, which releases at the same time as A Haunting in Venice, starring Kenneth Branagh as Poirot.

Murder on the Orient Express has the creative team of Agatha Christie and Bob Al-Greene. Al-Greene works as design director for Mashable. He adapted the original novel and provided art for this new edition. Williams Morrow has published several graphic novels and comic-related works, including projects by Scott McCloud and Larry Gonick. Additionally, the company released a graphic novel adaptation of Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address...

Oscilloscope Laboratories has acquired North American rights to “Once Within a Time” from Godfrey Reggio, the experimental filmmaker behind the cult masterpiece “Koyaanisqatsi.”

The indie studio will release “Once Within a Time” theatrically in the fall of 2023, following its premiere as part of The Museum of Modern Art’s film series “Total Cinema of Sight and Sound: Godfrey Reggio and Philip Glass,” which runs Sept. 26 – Oct. 4.

The movie is co-directed by Jon Kane, with original music is composed by Philip Glass with additional music and vocals by Sussan Deyhim. Glass, a legendary experimental composer, first worked with Reggio on “Koyaanisqatsi,” which was “presented” by Francis Ford Coppola in 1982. Reggio and Glass have collaborated on seven films over the last four decades, including “Visitors,” “Evidence,” and “Anima Mundi.”

“Once Within a Time” is produced by Mara Campione, and executive produced by Steven Soderbergh, Alexander Rodnyansky, Lawrence Taub, Michael Fitzgerald and Dan Noyes.

In the pantheon of Erotic Thrillers, Body of Evidence is an odd one. It falls into the even more niche sub-category of courtroom thrillers, which spend as much time on the naughty bits as they do with witnesses on the stand or in depositions (see also: Disclosure).

Enter Body of Evidence. In the film, femme fatale Rebecca Carlson (Madonna) is arrested and charged with murder when her older, wealthy boyfriend John Marsh (Michael Forest) is found dead. Turns out the pair had quite the risqué sex life (or at least as risqué as mainstream Hollywood fare was willing to address in 1993): they were having non-missionary sex that involved some light bondage (ie: restraints such as belts and handcuffs).

District Attorney Robert Garrett (Joe Mantegna) makes it clear to the jury in his opening remarks that Rebecca’s body is the murder weapon. She induced Marsh’s fatal heart attack...

Exclusive: Torrey DeVitto (Chicago Med) has signed with Abrams Artists Agency for representation in talent, commercials, and voiceover.

DeVitto is known for her role as Dr. Natalie Manning in NBC’s Chicago Med, which was renewed for a fifth season earlier this year. DeVitto was previously seen as Maggie Hall in the final season of Lifetime’s Army Wives, Melissa Hastings in the ABC Family/Freeform series Pretty Little Liars, Dr. Meredith Fell in the CW’s The Vampire Diaries and Carrie in The CW drama One Tree Hill.

On the film front, DeVitto debuted in Starcrossed in 2005, and went on to appear in I’ll Always Know What You Did Last Summer (2006), The Rite (2011), Green Flash (2008), Killer Movie (2008), Heber Holiday (2007), and Evidence (2013). She recently finished shooting Divertimento by director Keyvan Sheikhalishahi and can next be seen in Hallmark’s Write Before Christmas this November.

Also a violinist, DeVitto performed...

A newly formed company based in Los Angeles, RynoRyder/Boyer Productions, are releasing their short film, “Apocalypse: The Hooker.” It stars Abigail Richie (Evidence, Bald) and is written and directed by Ryan McCoy. This vignette is a prequel story to a feature project they have in development called, “Apocalypse.” That story is about eight desolate strangers …

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We told you yesterday that the found footage film Evidence will be hitting DVD on April 15th via Osiris Entertainment, and today we have a look at the cast interview featurette for you curious cats. Dig it!

Evidence follows four young adults (Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie, Ashley Bracken) that go camping in the canyons around La while one of them is filming a documentary on his friend. But soon they discover they are being terrorized by a mysterious figure.

You can order your copy here!

Special Features

Audio commentary with Ryan McCopy Audio commentary with actresses Abigail Richie and Ashley Bracken Cast interview

Synopsis

A group of friends take a camcorder to record their first camping trip. They quickly discover that they aren’t alone when a mysterious creature appears lurking in the woods. As the friends struggle to escape, they are led deeper and deeper into an...

We've been talking about the found footage film Evidence for several years now. We still get questions every now and then as to when it will be coming out. Finally we have an answer for you! Look for Evidence on DVD on April 15th via Osiris Entertainment.

Evidence follows four young adults (Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie, Ashley Bracken) that go camping in the canyons around La while one of them is filming a documentary on his friend. But soon they discover they are being terrorized by a mysterious figure.

You can order your copy here!

Special Features

Audio commentary with Ryan McCopy Audio commentary with actresses Abigail Richie and Ashley Bracken Cast interview

Synopsis

A group of friends take a camcorder to record their first camping trip. They quickly discover that they aren’t alone when a mysterious creature appears lurking in the woods. As the friends struggle to escape,...

If you haven’t had the chance to screen Howie Askins and Ryan McCoy’s indie found footage shocker, Evidence (review), now might be a good time to abandon this article and embark on a mission. The film is one long wild punch in the face that (somehow) you just never see coming. And really, this one does indeed defy the majority of typical Ff maneuvers that audiences have come to expect. The picture begins on a safe playing field, but quickly veers off in a dangerous direction obstructed by countless risks. But, it pays off, and it pays off big.

If you're looking for a stunning found footage feature, look no further. Howie Askins and Ryan McCoy's new Pov spine tingler, Evidence offers a little bit of everything. Be it monsters, potential government conspiracies, or just plain unforgiving gun fights, this one has it all. Already earning critical acclaim, Evidence is still gaining a noteworthy amount of steam. Positive discussions continue to surround the picture, and with good reason: th…...

One of these days Found Footage movies will lose their appeal and people will have to start looking for a new angle with which to freak out the unsuspecting viewer. Until that day arrives, here’s a new trailer for Howie Askins’ “Evidence”, definitely one of the better reviewed Found Footage films we’ve had at BeyondHollywood.com or anywhere on the net. Feel free to read our very own James Mudge’s full review of “Evidence” if you have a moment. Ryan is making a documentary on his friend, Brett, about camping for the first time. However, once they begin camping, they discover that there is a mysterious figure that is hunting them. Starring Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Ashley Bracken and Abigail Richie. The film is currently available on DVD overseas, but there is no Stateside release date yet...

We've said it before, and we'll say it again... You're unlikely to find a film more crazed than the cinéma vérité experience that is Evidence. There's so much to it that it's impossible to focus on just one aspect of the flick. Check out this new trailer and get a sample!

Look for more on Evidence soon. Probably really soon.

Evidence follows four young adults (Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie, Ashley Bracken) that go camping in the canyons around La while one of them is filming a documentary on his friend. But soon they discover they are being terrorized by a mysterious figure.

Check out the new trailer below.

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Guest: Ryan McCoy, Writer/Actor/Producer of Evidence After taking massive strides in upgrading equipment, we continue to have Skype issues. We’re working to get these problems resolved as quickly as possible, and we’re game to purchase any additional equipment to bring you the best sound quality we can. But at this point, we’re waiting on an answer as to...

Evidence

Stars: Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Abi Richie, Ashley Bracken | Written by Ryan McCoy | Directed by Howie Askins

Yet another entry into the found-footage genre, Evidence sees four friends, including filmmaker Ryan (McCoy), his best bud Brett (Rosenberg), and their girlfriends Abi (Richie) and Ashley (Bracken), embark on a camping trip to an isolated wilderness to shoot a documentary on Brett – for what reason it isn’t entirely made clear but its apparently because he hasn’t been camping before! On the first night the group hear blood-curdling cries and see unexplainable things – including a naked man running through the woods and shadows surrounding the camp – causing them to question whether they should leave. Suddenly the trip takes a terrifying turn when one of the group goes missing and the remaining three realise they are being hunted…

You all probably know, given the amount of found footage films I seem...

With a franchise-hungry Hollywood keen to offer us more found footage capers than we can – or would care – to shake a stick at, it's with an eager curiosity that Shock Till You Drop comes across Evidence, a little indie effort.

Director Ryan McCoy's project is ambitious to say the least – having recently seen Evidence ourselves, Shock can tell you there are elements of nearly every title out there that falls into this equally loved-not-so-loved "found footage" sub-genre.

The trick with most found footage films is they tend to rely heavily on the element of surprise, letting the viewer's imagination run amok, scaring us with the unknown – so writing about them is a little tricky. One little word could end up giving the entire game away, not only killing your potential enjoyment of what may have very well been a tense as hell thrill ride but also making all those...

Yet more found footage horror arrives in the form of the unimaginatively titled “Evidence”, from director Howie Askins and writer/star Ryan McCoy. With the continuing success/popularity/milking of the genre now having pretty much equalled the slasher boom of the 1980s, films are inevitably struggling to add anything new to the formula, and so it’s understandable that even the most hardcore fans will find it hard to get exited at the prospect of yet another low budget outing where endangered idiots refuse to put down their cameras in the face of certain death. Certainly, “Evidence” doesn’t start too promisingly, with McCoy out in the woods with best friend Brett and their respective girlfriends, making a documentary about nothing in particular. Soon enough, they are beset by the usual “Blair Witch Project” shenanigans, hearing noises in the night, having their tents shaken and waking up to find strange things in the tress.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Found footage flicks are a dime a dozen. And while I don’t dislike them on principle, I’m starting to realize that the bad certainly outweigh the good. I completely understand that this format is a cheap and easy way for filmmakers to get their foot in the proverbial door, but old-fashioned storytelling is always better than pretending your movie is a legitimate documentation of some sort of real-life horror. I’m just saying. Below you’ll find a trailer for the upcoming genre endeavor “Evidence”, a film which arrives on DVD this March. Here’s what this particular flick is all about: Ryan is making a documentary on his friend, Brett, about camping for the first time. However, once they begin camping, they discover that there is a mysterious figure that is hunting them. “Evidence” stars Ryan McCoy,...

After drawing early critical acclaim, Howie Askins’ shocker, Evidence will be arriving on DVD, March 12th courtesy of Showbox Home Entertainment. Written by Ryan McCoy, who also stars alongside Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie and Ashley Bracken, Evidence serves as a good reminder that camping can be dangerous, especially with a camera. Evidence the found footage approach, and judging by the reviews I’ve caught thus far; this group of filmmakers take a few rewarding risks. Daniel Wall handles the cinematography in this slater-in-the-woods tale. Check out the synopsis below, and keep your eyes peeled on March 12th, when the film lands on shelves!

Found-footage films have formed their own niche within the horror genre—but with so many being produced, it’s hard for a fan to distinguish between what might be a truly scary film and what might be laughably awful. Evidence is truly scary, and it has a monster in it to boot. Read on for some exclusive pics and comments from the film’s writer, Ryan McCoy.

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Found-footage films have formed their own niche within the horror genre—but with so many being produced, it’s hard for a fan to distinguish between what might be a truly scary film and what might be laughably awful. Evidence is truly scary, and it has a monster in it to boot. Read on for some exclusive pics and comments from the film’s writer, Ryan McCoy.

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The UK’s favorite horror festival visits its second home at the Glasgow Film Festival for the 7th year with its biggest lineup ever. From Friday, February 24th, to Saturday, February 25th, Film4 FrightFest will be screening 11 new must-see genre titles, 10 of which are UK premieres.

From the Press Release:

Expect to be taken on a roller-coaster ride from hell with this ghoulish global celluloid feast featuring Argentinean demons, flesh-hungry Russian zombies, mutant cannibals, a Chinese-speaking alien, Asia’s deadliest killers, a Croatian hit-man, Pinocchio obsessed psychos, and Jack Nicholson like you’ve never seen him before.

With guest directors and filmmakers from all over world (to be announced shortly), surprises on screen and off, and our unique community feeling, FrightFest at the Gff has now become a must-attend occasion on the horror fantasy fan's calendar.

Alan Jones, FrightFest’s co-director said: "Film4 FrightFest is thrilled to be part of...

The UK’s favourite horror fantasy festival returns to its second home at the Glasgow Film Festival for the 7th year with its biggest line-up ever.

From Friday Feb 24 to Saturday Feb 25, Film4 FrightFest will be screening eleven new must-see genre titles. ten of which are UK premieres. So expect to be taken of the roller-coaster ride from hell with this ghoulish global celluloid feast, featuring Argentinean demons, flesh-hungry Russian zombies, mutant cannibals, a Chinese-speaking alien, Asia’s deadliest killers, a Croatian hit-man, Pinocchio obsessed psychos and Jack Nicholson like you’ve never seen him before.

With guest directors and filmmakers from all over world (to be announced shortly), surprises on screen and off, and our unique community feeling, FrightFest at the Gff has now become a must-attend occasion on the horror fantasy fan’s calendar.

Here is the full line-up

Fri 24

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My favourite horror film festival, FrightFest, have announced the line-up for next month’s Glasgow Ff, which takes place as part of the Glasgow Film Festival – with what looks to be the biggest line-up ever. Says Alan Jones, FrightFest’s co-director:

Film4 FrightFest is thrilled to be part of the Glasgow Film Festival for its seventh and biggest year. We’ll be showing eleven fantastic premieres, previews and special events to shock, thrill and amaze over two days – plus those must-meet guests from all corners of the genre. So, be part of the best community spirit in the country while watching the best fright stuff currently on offer. There couldn’t be a better way to delve into 2012 and ready yourselves for FrightFest the 13th in August

From Friday February 24th to Saturday February 25th, Film4 FrightFest will be screening Eleven new genre titles, ten of which are UK premieres...

It's been a while since last we brought you anything regarding the psycho cinéma-vérité style horror flick, Evidence, but with the passage of time comes good things. Like exclusive clips featuring .... well see for yourself.

Look for more on Evidence soon. Probably really soon.

Evidence follows four young adults (Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie, Ashley Bracken) that go camping in the canyons around La while one of them is filming a documentary on his friend. But soon they discover they are being terrorized by a mysterious figure.

Check out a trailer and both clips below along with some eye candy. For more on the film check out the official Evidence website here and become a fan of Evidence on Facebook.

Visit The Evilshop @ Amazon!

Got news? Click here to submit it!

Share your evidence in the comments section below!

RynoRyder Productions has sent over the poster and trailer for their new ‘found footage’ film, Evidence, from director Howie Askins. The film, described as being the highest concept for a ‘found footage’ movie, centers on four young adults who travel into the canyons around L.A., only to find they are being stalked by a mysterious creature.

Here’s the trailer:

Find the film on Facebook.

by Tim Mathis

Do you remember your first time camping? There's nothing like that first time, and in the upcoming "found footage" movie Evidence, Ryan is making a documentary to record his friend Brett's first camping experience. Of course all hell breaks loose (as you guessed) and the movie promises that “it’s not what you think".

All signs appear to point positively to the fact that this one isn't what you'd expect, including a comment from Uncle Creepy at DreadCentral.com, who said

"The horrors of Evidence are thrown at you relentlessly, full throttle, full frontal, with absolutely no holds barred until the very last frame of the incredible end credits sequence."

Watch for the theatrical release in early 2012 and check out the trailer below. You can also find the official Evidence facebook page here.

Short Movie Synopsis:

Ryan is making a documentary on his friend, Brett, about camping for the first time.

2012 should see the release of Evidence from director Howie Askins and Writer/Producer Ryan McCoy. This independent movie joins the ranks of Cinema Verite, or found footage, style of film seen most recently with the likes of Atrocious, YellowBrickRoad and the soon to be released Paranormal Activity. Is there room for yet another one? Well judging from the trailer below I would say that there is. Check it out yourself and make your own mind up.

Four young adults travel into the canyons around La, only to find they are being stalked by a mysterious creature.

Evidence on Facebook

 

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There’s a reason filmmakers are churning out found footage films; they’ve got an inherent draw. Writer-producer Ryan McCoy is the latest to jump on the bandwagon with his film Evidence, a piece that follows four people into the canyons near La. There’s no witch, rabid virus or ghosts here, rather a mysterious creature wreaking havoc on their home movie. The film’s trailer is up and running and not only proves the sub-genre’s got some juice left in it, but that McCoy knows how to work with the format and director Howie Askins has got the eye to bring McCoy’s script to life. On top of that, the guys must have...

Every now and again a flick comes along that gets our attention in a big way by defying the odds and pulling off something that is, for the most part, completely unique. Howie Askins' Evidence is exactly that kind of experience.

Evidence follows four young adults (Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie, Ashley Bracken) that go camping in the canyons around La while one of them is filming a documentary on his friend. But soon they discover they are being terrorized by a mysterious figure.

Read our Evidence review here!

Check out a trailer and clip below along with some eye candy. Look for more on this one, we're sure, very soon!

Visit The Evilshop @ Amazon!

Got news? Click here to submit it!

Share your evidence in the comments section below!

Stumbled across this, recently. Some sales art for Evidence from filmmaker Howie Askins. Written by and starring Ryan McCoy, the film is about, well, Ryan making a documentary on his friend, Brett, who is camping for the first time. However, once they begin camping, they discover that there is a mysterious figure that is hunting them. Check out a trailer below as well.

Here's the new one-sheet for the last cinéma-vérité style horror flick, "Evidence". "Evidence" follows four young adults (Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie, Ashley Bracken) that go camping in the canyons around La while one of them is filming a documentary on his friend. But soon they discover they are being terrorized by a mysterious figure. Check out a trailer and clip below. ...

Whether you like it or not, documentary style films are here to stay. Some are good, and others quite frankly suck. But this particular one...simply titled, Evidence, seems like it might be a winner. Evidence follows four young adults (Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie, Ashley Bracken) on a camping trip through the canyons around La, while one of them is filming a documentary about his bud. Everything is fine at first. But soon they…...

We're pretty excited for you guys to actually dig on the last cinéma-vérité style horror flick, Evidence. What exactly is there evidence of, you're wondering? Let's just put it this way ... it's anything but human.

Dig on the latest one-sheet for the film below with a pretty badass quote if we do say so ourselves. Look for more on Evidence soon. Probably really soon.

Evidence follows four young adults (Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie, Ashley Bracken) that go camping in the canyons around La while one of them is filming a documentary on his friend. But soon they discover they are being terrorized by a mysterious figure.

Check out a trailer and clip below along with the eye candy. For more on the film check out the official Evidence website here and become a fan of Evidence on Facebook.

Visit The Evilshop @ Amazon!

Got news? Click here to submit it!

Since we pretty much discovered the phenom that is Paranormal Activity years before its release and pop culture explosion, indie filmmakers have been sending us their cinéma-vérité style horror flicks ever since. Literally we're inundated with them. Sadly most suck but every now and again one catches our eyes and blows our minds.

Evidence is just such a film. In fact, the last act of Evidence is home to some of the most "Holy shit, what the fuck was that?" filmmaking that we've seen in quite some time. We're talking the type of truly intense lunacy that will stick with you long after the film's end. You guys really need to keep an eye on this one!

Evidence follows four young adults (Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie, Ashley Bracken) that go camping in the canyons around La and one of them is filming a documentary on his friend. But...

A new video clip for the film Evidence is now up on youtube. The clip is about half a minute long and features lots of shaky cam action as the lead actors react to an unidentified assailant trying to break into their recreational vehicle. Directed by Howie Askins, Evidence stars Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, and Abigail Richie. You can find more information about the film at the official website or the movie’s facebook page. Synopsis: “Four young adults go camping in the canyons around La and one of them is filming a documentary on his friend. But soon they discover they are being terrorized by a mysterious figure.” Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Evidence/114939445196577?v=wall Website: http://www.evidencethefilm.com/ Related Posts:Another ‘Devil’ clip hits the web‘Saw 3D’ Clip Features Det. Hoffman vs. Mrs. JigsawNew Behind-the-Scenes Glance At SyFy’s ‘Swamp Shark’Another Clip From ‘Devil...

My pal Uncle Creepy over at Dread Central got his paws on the first clip from Howie Askins' upcoming  Evidence and we wanted to share it with our loyal horror fans over here at Gt. Videos like this are what make the fans jump and say what the hell was that and I love it? We'll have much more on this cool looking horror flick!  Plot:

Four young adults go camping in the canyons around La and one of them is filming a documentary on his friend. But soon they discover they are being terrorized by a mysterious figure.

                  

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As found footage flicks go Howie Askins' 'Evidence' is certainly beginning to freak people out thanks to the simple and effective scare-tactics used in it's latest viral. Ryan McCoy (who also penned the script) stars alongside Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie (below) and Ashley Bracken. You can check out the new tension-filled viral along with the original trailer (both courtesy of Bloody-Disgusting.com) from the RynoRyder production below....

This weekend we had a chance to screen Howie Askin's new cinéma-vérité style spooker, Evidence, and we've been talking about it all day. What is out there in the woods? You'll never guess, but this clip is bound to let speculation run rampant.

The last act of Evidence is home to some of the most "Holy shit, what the fuck was that?" filmmaking that we've seen in quite some time. We're talking the type of truly intense lunacy that will stick with you long after the film's end. You guys really need to keep an eye on this one!

Evidence follows four young adults (Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie, Ashley Bracken) that go camping in the canyons around La and one of them is filming a documentary on his friend. But soon they discover they are being terrorized by a mysterious figure.

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I came across the Facebook page for Howie Askins' upcoming horror film Evidence and wanted to share it with y'all. The film stars  Ryan McCoy, Brett Rosenberg, Abigail Richie and Ashley Bracken  and tells thee story of four young adults go camping in the canyons around La and one of them is filming a documentary on his friend. But soon they discover they are being terrorized by a mysterious figure. Ryan McCoy also wrote the screenplay and is producing the flick.

            

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Affordable HD cameras are both a blessing and a curse. Although it gives struggling independent filmmakers an easy way to create their respective masterpieces on an extremely limited budget, it also gives rise to those who are looking to cash in on a craze. Take, for instance, Howie Askins’ upcoming “lost footage” flick “Evidence”. It’s yet another one of those “youngsters lost in the woods” movies where the entire cast is menaced by something decidedly evil while the camera continues to roll. And while “Evidence” certainly looks a little stronger than most, I’m still having trouble shaking the strong “Blair Witch Project” vibe I’m getting from some of the shots. Am I being a little too harsh on this project? Take a peek at the embedded trailer and let me know. Via Bloody Disgusting function getVideo() { var so = new SWFObject("http://cdn.springboard.gorillanation.com/storage/xplayer/yo033.swf", "mplayer", "590", "375", "8", "#000000"); so.

Is Howie Askins' Evidence another found-footage project worth keeping an eye on? The early indications are that it could be.

With its story of a group of friends stumbling across something while camping in the hills outside La the hook here is that behind Cloverfield and Troll Hunter this is one of very, very few projects to wed the creature feature with the moc-doc. And it appears that they've done it rather well.

Take a look at the trailer below.H...