The Purge and “Teen Wolf” star Adelaide Kane takes The Devil’s Hand on Oct. 10 in LD Entertainment’s new supernatural thriller from director Christian E. Christiansen (The Roommate). Kane plays one of six girls born on the sixth day of the six month, and meant for sacrifice to the Devil on their 18th birthday.

The film is written by Karl Mueller (The Divide) and co-stars stunners Jennifer Carpenter (“Dexter”), Leah Pipes (Sorority Row) , Alycia Debnam Carey (Into the Storm) and Katie Garfield (Stuck in Love). Rufus Sewell (Gods of Egypt) and Thomas McDonell (Life After Beth) round out the cast.

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MPI Pictures has released a new trailer for Kink, an indie documentary from producer James Franco about San Francisco-based BDSM porn website Kink.com. If you’re really into horror, chances are flowers and cascading waterfalls don’t really get you in the mood for love. You need intensity and serious hardware.

Now granted, the majority of these porn freaks aren’t the brightest peanuts in the turd, and have most likely suffered some irreparable emotional damage, but damn if those BDSM contraptions don’t look hot as fuck! It’s like Jigsaw meets Dr. Ruth type shit for couples. Hit the mute button, and enjoy!

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Stunning British lad magazine model Beth Humphreys makes her feature acting debut in Parlor, a survival frightener from writer/directors Devon Downs and Kenny Gage, producer and writer of all-girl fight-to-the-death thriller Raze.

Parlor follows six college bound kids vacationing in Eastern Europe as they fall victim to a deranged tattoo artist’s “fiendish side business.” Humphreys plays Stephanie, a character we hope is given a frivolous nude shower scene before being offed.

Humphrey’s co-stars include Tiffany DeMarco (Raze), Claire Garvey, Ben Whalen (The Coed and the Zombie Stoner), Jordan James Smith (Zombie Night), Anthony Del Negro (Dead Souls), ink-slinger Sara Fabel, and horror icon Robert LaSardo (“Nip/Tuck”) as “The Artist,” the film’s psycho killer.

Parlor makes its world premiere at this year’s Screamfest LA film festival, taking place Oct. 14 – 23 at the TCL Chinese 6 Theater in Hollywood, CA.