Friday, June 18, 2010
Michael Allen
Anchor Bay Entertainment will be releasing Gabriel Cowan's (Breathing Room) Growth on DVD September 7th (Shock). The clip below for the film is sure to make audiences squirm as 2" parasites infect almost every one on the isolated Kuttyhunk Island. This New Artists Alliance film stars Mircea Monroe (The Black Waters of Echo's Pond), Christopher Shand (Hit and Run) and Brian Krause (Desertion). Have a watch of the trailer below along with the announced DVD extras also inside.
The synopsis for Growth here:
"Growth begins in 1989, when a breakthrough in advanced parasitic research on Kuttyhunk Island gives scientists a jump in human evolution, endowing subjects with heightened physical and mental strength. But, the experiment went horribly wrong. A lethal parasite was produced that mysteriously killed off three quarters of the island's population, with the survivors fleeing for their lives.
Continues...
Twenty years later, Jamie Akerman (Monroe), who lost her mother in the outbreak, returns with her boyfriend (Krause), step-brother and best friend to sell the family property. There, they uncover the key to Jamie’s disturbing past, and the horrifying secrets long suppressed by the town’s leader Larkin (Riehle). The past seems to be finally buried when a new strain of parasite emerges and threatens the island once again.
They can slither into – or out of – any orifice in the human body" (Shock).
Release Date: September 7th, 2010 (DVD).
Director/writer: Gabriel Cowan.
Cast: Mircea Monroe, Christopher Shand, Briane Krause, Nora Kirkpatrick, Richard Riehle, Mackenzie Brooke Smith, Alexi Wasser, Ian Patrick Williams and Robert Pike Daniel.
The trailer for Growth here:
*Bonus features on Growth DVD include:
- Audio Commentary with Writer/Producer/Director Gabriel Cowan and Producer Amiee Clark
- Audio Commentary with Actors Mircea Monroe, Christopher Shand, and Nora Kirkpatrick
- Growth In Development – Behind the scenes featurette with cast/crew interviews
- Korea Online – How Director Gabriel Cowan in Los Angeles directed one scene shot in Seoul, Korea via online camera
- Deleted Scenes
- Trailer (Shock)
The Growth official website:
Growth Homepage
Sources:
Growth on Shock Till You Drop
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The synopsis for Growth here:
"Growth begins in 1989, when a breakthrough in advanced parasitic research on Kuttyhunk Island gives scientists a jump in human evolution, endowing subjects with heightened physical and mental strength. But, the experiment went horribly wrong. A lethal parasite was produced that mysteriously killed off three quarters of the island's population, with the survivors fleeing for their lives.
Continues...
Twenty years later, Jamie Akerman (Monroe), who lost her mother in the outbreak, returns with her boyfriend (Krause), step-brother and best friend to sell the family property. There, they uncover the key to Jamie’s disturbing past, and the horrifying secrets long suppressed by the town’s leader Larkin (Riehle). The past seems to be finally buried when a new strain of parasite emerges and threatens the island once again.
They can slither into – or out of – any orifice in the human body" (Shock).
Release Date: September 7th, 2010 (DVD).
Director/writer: Gabriel Cowan.
Cast: Mircea Monroe, Christopher Shand, Briane Krause, Nora Kirkpatrick, Richard Riehle, Mackenzie Brooke Smith, Alexi Wasser, Ian Patrick Williams and Robert Pike Daniel.
The trailer for Growth here:
*Bonus features on Growth DVD include:
- Audio Commentary with Writer/Producer/Director Gabriel Cowan and Producer Amiee Clark
- Audio Commentary with Actors Mircea Monroe, Christopher Shand, and Nora Kirkpatrick
- Growth In Development – Behind the scenes featurette with cast/crew interviews
- Korea Online – How Director Gabriel Cowan in Los Angeles directed one scene shot in Seoul, Korea via online camera
- Deleted Scenes
- Trailer (Shock)
The Growth official website:
Growth Homepage
Sources:
Growth on Shock Till You Drop
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