Would You Rather
Netflix Streaming | Amazon Instant Video
Directed by David Guy Levy
Written by Steffen Schlachtenhaufen
Starring Brittany Snow, June Squibb, Jeffrey Combs, Jonny Coyne, Lawrence Gilliard Jr., Enver Gjokaj, Sasha Grey, John Heard, Charlie Hofheimer, Robin Lord Taylor, Eddie Steeples, Robb Wells.
IFC Films | Periscope Entertainment
Rated R | 93 Minutes
Original Release Date: October 14th, 2012

The best places to find horror movies are on streaming sites. Most of the horror that ends up in theatres are money grabs that rely totally on jump scares and cheap parlor tricks… I’m talking movies like Ouija, Annabelle, and the dreadful looking, upcoming Sinister 2. But horror fans can rely on sites like Netflix to update regularly, and breathe some fresh air into otherwise stale genres. After nearly twenty minutes of “spin the queue” last night, I settled on Would You Rather. The film’s cast struck me right away as it’s two featured stars were Brittany Snow (great in Hairspray and the Pitch Perfect films) and Dr. Herbert West himself, horror veteran Jeffrey Combs. The plot seemed utterly simple: 8 people under desperate financial stress are invited to a dinner party hosted by an eccentric millionaire. Together, they’ll play a game, and the winner will be taken care of. What could possibly go wrong?

Walk of Shame, the new comedy starring Elizabeth Banks and a tight yellow minidress, hit theaters on May 2, 2014, but Focus Features has also released the film On Demand, including on Amazon’s Video On Demand.

Here below you can watch the trailer along with a red-band (NSFW) trailer for Walk of Shame, as well as a 90-second clip from the film which finds Banks’ character penniless on a city bus, driven by Niecy Nash (TV Land’s The Soul Man). There’s also a few other clips here below to watch, including one called “I Don’t Do that With Penises,” featuring co-star Gillian Jacobs (NBC’s Community).

Walk Of Shame stars Elizabeth Banks, James Marsden, Gillian Jacobs, Sarah Wright Olsen, Oliver Hudson, Kevin Nealon, Ethan Suplee, Bill Burr, Lawrence Gilliard Jr., and Alphonso McAuley.