You’ve heard of home invasion, but what about workplace invasion?

Night of Violence blends brutal thrills and biting satire, confronting the real-world horrors of corporate greed and the human cost of the opioid crisis.

Following a major legal victory and the launch of their controversial drug Azlepta, a corporation’s celebration is cut short when masked townspeople posing as caterers launch a brutal attack.

Trapped inside their office tower, a handful of employees scramble to survive as they’re hunted down one by one in a relentless, coordinated assault. With no escape and nowhere safe, the survivors are forced to fight back and turn the tables in a desperate bid to make it through the night of violence.

Directed by Illya Konstantin from a script he co-wrote with Christopher Lang, the horror-thriller will have its world premiere at the opening night of FrightFest in London on August 21.

“This is my debut feature, and I didn’t want to play it safe,” commented Konstantin. “We shot fast, with heart, and with an incredible team of actors and crew who gave everything. It’s scrappy, angry, satirical, and violent but underneath all the madness is a question we’re still asking: What’s the price of survival in a world driven by profit?”

He continues, “I’ve always believed horror is one of the last great frontiers for fearless storytelling. If Night of Violence punches you in the gut and maybe makes you laugh nervously while it does, then we’ve done our job. We’re proud of this one.”

Kit Lang, Russ Russo, Abria Peralta, Gigi Gustin, Vince Benvenuto, Netta R. Sommerfeld, Caitlin Borek, and Mark Lubischer star.

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Ahead of the start of “Shark Week” this Sunday, Sharknado outfit The Asylum has unleashed their latest shark attack horror this week. It’s titled Shark Terror, now available on Digital.

Bite into the trailer for The Asylum’s Shark Terror below.

The film is also coming to select theaters on July 18. Those theaters include:

• Laemmle Glendale (Glendale, CA)
• Aurora Cineplex (Roswell, GA)
• Film Noir Cinema (Brooklyn, NY)
• Hickory Ridge Cinemas (Brunswick, OH)
• Trylon Cinema (Minneapolis, MN)

In Shark Terror, “After falling overboard during a cruise, a young woman washes ashore – injured, stranded, and stalked by sharks – as her desperate mother races to find her.”

Michael Paré, Sarah Lieving, and Javier Duran star.

Mario N. Bonassin directed the film, written by Ryan Ebert.

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Thea Sofie Loch Næss (The Ugly Stepsister) is starring in the psychological thriller CRCL9, Deadline has learned.

Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Chris Weitz — whose credits range from About a Boy and Twilight: New Moon to Rogue One and “Murderbot” — is executive producing via Depth of Field.

Inspired by real events, Loch Næss plays an American woman studying in Europe who has been targeted by an online stalking game. As the situation becomes increasingly dangerous, she starts playing the game herself in an attempt to outwit her stalker.

The film recently wrapped production, with M. Axilleas directing from a script he co-wrote with Erik Van Wyck,.

“It’s often said that 90% of filmmaking is casting, and I experienced that axiom working with Thea Sofie Loch Næss on CRCL9,” said Axilleas. “The story tracks the descent of a young woman into existential darkness, and it all rested on Thea’s shoulders. She committed fully and made a daring leap into the role.”

Axilleas and Van Wyck are producing alongside John Paterakis. Executive producers include Weitz, Andrew Miano, and Dan Balgoyen from Depth of Field as well as Lilette Botassi of Greece’s Inkas Films.

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The Black Phone and Black Phone 2 actor Madeleine McGraw is set to star in SuperUnknown, a coming-of-age creature thriller per Deadline.

SuperUnknown is written by Chris and Charlie Frazier and to be directed by sibling filmmakers Chris and Nick Riedell, aka The Brothers Riedell.

The supernatural thriller follows “a high schooler who discovers his parents have been harboring a supernatural creature. Subsequently, he and his bandmates must face off with the creature as it escapes and terrorizes their suburban town.”

No details have been provided so far on McGraw’s role, but production is expected to begin this fall.

The 16-year-old actor received the CinemaCon Rising Star of 2025 Award earlier this year, ahead of reprising her role as the mouthy fan-favorite, Gwen, in this fall’s sequel Black Phone 2. McGraw also recently starred in The Curse of the Necklace with younger sister Violet McGraw (M3GAN).

Scott MacLeod (Mending the Line) and Courtney Blythe Turk (Assassination Nation) will produce SuperUnknown, with McGraw executive producing.

Stay tuned.

Madeleine McGraw as Gwen Shaw in The Black Phone, directed by Scott Derrickson.

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