Sunday, January 31, 2010

Is Circle of Eight Better than Ho-Hum Horror?

Circle of Eight, from Paramont Pictures, will release on DVD as of February 2nd and despite being targeted for "young teens" the promotional material does have a hook (Horror). Circle of Eight was previously a web series on Myspace, but now the DVD will be on Netflix queues and DVD store shelves shortly. Also described by the movie review website Horror.com as "decent enough to watch all the way through, once, if you have to" and "[but] why bother?" With this stellar review you know that you will be getting the cream of the crop in Circle of Eight, but if that is not enough central character Jessica can be heard screaming her lungs out in 5.1 Dolby Digital. As well, several featurettes included in the DVD will entice some to purchase and Circle of Eight will be provided in Widescreen. All the visually traumatizing details are inside.

The synopsis for Circle of Eight here:

"In a creepy, historic apartment building in downtown Los Angeles known as the Dante, Jessica (Austin Highsmith) is welcomed into a tight-knit group of tenants. But when she begins investigating a series of bizarre and grisly deaths, Jessica finds herself on a dark path that leads to a shocking revelation about her connection to her new home (Movie). "

Release Date: February 2nd (DVD).

Director: Stephen Cragg.

Writers: Dave Brewman, and Brian Horiuchi.

Cast: John Biship, Kirk Bovil, Ryan Doom, Austin Highsmith, Spencer Hill, Jesse Johnson, Darren Keefe, and Josh Kelly.

The trailer for Circle of Eight can be found here:



Pre-orders are available through Amazon.com at the second lowest price this site has seen (wonder why?):



Sources:

Circle of Eight at Horror.com

Circle of Eight at Movies Unlimted

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