September 8, 2023
Horror, thrills, and drama await in our latest lineup of new releases on Reveel this weekend. We’re dropping three entertaining feature films and five compelling short films that you won’t want to miss. So grab your favorite movie-watching snacks, call up a friend, and get ready for a weekend of nonstop entertainment. With this collection of new films, Reveel has your weekend plans covered.
Filmmaker Jay Byrne brings you an old fashioned horror anthology filled with plenty of shocking surprises. Welcome to our HOMETOWN.
After years of silence, a son attempts to call his estranged father.
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A high school principal conducts an investigation that leads him to insanity.
Chole, a teenage bookworm, does what she can to escape from the harsh realities of her life. A father who’s addicted to gambling and a mother who’s at her wits end. Chole is challenged to get her father to stop, so going to his favorite betting shop she meets Jack, a fellow teenage bookworm, and a possible kindred spirit.
A celestial bar, a raging party, a growling monster and a mysterious doppelganger contribute to one young woman’s life-altering evening.
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A 25 year old Arts Teacher & Socialite is given the opportunity to elevate her lifestyle and secure her family’s future.
Mike and Susie decide to explore the world of online dating. However, everything that can go wrong does go wrong.
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This year the holidays don’t just arrive early…they’re also a bloody mess.
Who doesn’t enjoy a great comedic story? Well, do we have a treat for you. We have created a list of really good comedies, and the best part? All of them are less than 15 minutes long! From the awkwardness of parking enforcement officers in “Ticket Like a Man” to Hollywood’s gender inequality in “Are […]
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Pride month is a vibrant time of celebration, reflection, and community unity. The LGBTQ+ community has enriched our world with boundless contributions, and as a gesture of appreciation, we have curated a list of Reveel movies that embrace love in its diverse forms. Our selection of the best movies for Pride month is a carefully […]
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We all know the allure of a good guilty pleasure flick — movies so ludicrous and outlandishly executed that we can’t help but be bowled over by the audacity. Welcome to the delightful chaos of entertainment where we go through 12 horror movies that are so outrageous they’re amazingly good. Strap in and prepare to […]
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Have you ever watched a movie that leaves you in awe of the beautiful, yet surreal, visuals and story? That’s the feeling you get when you watch Jamin Winans’ The Frame. The movie’s stunning cinematography complements the profound and philosophical story, creating an experience that’s hard to forget. In this blog post, we take a […]
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Have you heard of the film Tortu? This heartfelt gay romance has struck a chord with audiences. Not only does it have a heartfelt love story, but it’s also very relatable. We chatted with Gary Lee Vincent, the film’s distributor, to see what exactly made him fall in love with the film Tortu. Don’t want […]
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We all know the allure of a good guilty pleasure flick — movies so ludicrous and outlandishly executed that we can’t help but be bowled over by the audacity. Welcome to the delightful chaos of entertainment where we go through 12 horror movies that are so outrageous they’re amazingly good. Strap in and prepare to […]
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Storytellers from diverse backgrounds are seizing the opportunity to bring more narratives to the screen and Black filmmakers, in particular, are producing an ever-increasing amount of content each year. We’ve scoured our own library to bring you the 5 most compelling films that are centered around black history. These movies serve as perfect companions to […]
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