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via Black Fawn Distribution There are so many hidden horror gems out there floating around in the vast nothingness of streaming content libraries that digging up a brand new one is only becoming more difficult, but HBO Max subscribers have stumbled upon 2018’s I’ll Take Your Dead en masse, turning it into one of the platform’s most popular titles. Per FlixPatrol, co-writer and director Chad Archibald’s eerily unsettling combination of bleak crime thriller and terrifying supernatural nightmare has cracked the…

Screenshot: Blumhouse/UniversalM3gan, th3 surpris3 hit of—ahem, sorry. Let me start over. M3gan, the surprise hit of 2022, has long been said to have had a more adult director’s cut than its PG-13 theatrical release entailed. Now, not only do we have confirmation it exists, but it’s coming your way as an extra feature (literally, in this case!) on M3gan’s hom3 vid3o r3l—god, sorry—on M3gan’s home video release.The unrated cut, which screenwriter Akela Cooper assures features M3gan achieving a much higher body count than…

Image via Universal The biggest horror success so far in 2023, M3GAN, looks set to get its much-anticipated unrated cut in its home video release. Surprisingly violent for a PG-13 release, M3GAN has had an absolute ball of a time at the box office. Comedic and incisive with its satire, it’s a further win for Akela Cooper in her burgeoning career. Already confirmed to have a sequel on its way, it now looks to continue the momentum with an unrated cut. The elusive R-rated cut has been a topic of discussion since…

Social media often receives well-deserved criticism but Akela Cooper, the screenwriter of the hit movie M3GAN, believes it is the reason a bloodier version of the film will be released. Fans cannot wait.“There is a version of the movie that did have like more blood. Fingers crossed that we’ll get an unrated version when M3GAN comes out on on ;t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e); s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)}(window, document,'script',…

Horror’s debut cinematic outing for 2023 comes in the form of M3GAN, and while the movie has barely been seen yet, it’s already set for an unrated cut. The killer android doll movie disappointed many horror fans upon news of its rather tame PG-13 rating, with its director Gerald Johnstone confirming it needed reshoots in order to carry the classification. While he did point to Drag Me to Hell as inspiration for a tamer horror movie, fans won’t be waiting too much longer for a bloodier version of M3GAN, with writer Akela…