Wednesday, June 30, 2010

The Man Behind the Camera: Director Paco Plaza Discusses [Rec] 2 and More

Paco Plaza is a Spanish born director and writer from Valencia. Plaza was born Francisco Plaza Trinidad and his filmography covers over eleven films. His most recognized and award winning film is [Rec] from 2007; this film has received at least fifteen awards, including winning the Audience Award at the European Film Awards, and this film has already led to three sequels ([Rec] Genesis - 2011). Now, Plaza takes a timeout from a busy premiere and interview schedule to talk about his latest film and the sequel to [Rec], [Rec] 2 from Magnet Releasing. Also, Plaza provides a glimpse ahead to the next two sequels including [Rec] Genesis. Have a listen to this exclusive interview below.

(Michael Ross Allen) Hi Paco - thanks for answering some questions today.

Paco, you have received several awards for your writing and directing on [Rec] including the Silver Scream Award at the Amsterdam Fantastic Film Festival (2008) and the Fantasia Ground-Breaker Award at the Fant-Asia Film Festival (2008). Does winning these types of awards and receiving recognition motivate you to create further film productions, or is it your passion for filmmaking which drives you on?

(Plaza) "It is all about the passion, but it is much better winning those awards than not, of course, but they just must be taken as a stimulus to keep working hard."

(MRA) Passion fuels creativity that is for sure! However, without fan recognition would you continue to make films?

(Plaza) "As long as I found a producer who does not care about the money, then yes."

(MRA) Maybe I could be your producer then - laughs. Now, your latest film [Rec] 2 begins right where [Rec] left off - plus or minus a few minutes. Were there some other routes you were planning on taking with the film, which would take place farther in the future, or in the past?

(Plaza) "Yes, they will be explored in [Rec] 3 and [Rec] 4, but forgive me if I cannot give any clues on those."

(MRA) That is alright. So [Rec] 2 takes some of its mythos from Catholic religious motifs to explain a rampant virus in an isolated location. Having only seen [Rec], can you tell me and readers what the exact origin of the outbreak is? If the virus is religious in origins are you alluding to a darker side of the film that might involve manipulations by the devil, or something more sinister?

(Plaza) "Exactly - yes, that is the background we created; at the end of the first REC we somehow gave a lot of clues, in the tape, in the newspapers on the wall…everything was already there. The origin of everything is the evil possession of a little girl in Portugal back in the 90’s."

(MRA) Ah, I see. That adds some good context for [Rec] 2.

Now, the Video-on-demand for [Rec] 2 was released June 4th on Xbox Live, Playstation, Amazon and Vudu - already the reception for the film has been positive. Are you surprised at all at the welcome you are receiving from North American film fans to a Spanish language film? Will you be in North America for the film's premiere in theatres July 9th?

(Plaza) "I am really happy to hear so!!! As a matter of fact, I am answering this interview in a flight to L.A. I will be there with king size popcorn!"

(MRA) Finally, Paco, what projects are you currently working on? Will there be future horror titles from yourself?

(Plaza) "We are working on 2 more Rec films [Jaume Balaguero]. The first will begin production next November."

(MRA) Thanks so much Paco for answering these questions. I, and my readers, look forward to more titles in the [Rec] series!

(Plaza) "Thanks!"

Join in on the fun by visiting the [Rec] 2 homepage here:

[Rec] 2 Official Website

Or by following Magnet Releasing on the Facebook page:

Magnet Releasing on Facebook

Sources:

Interview by E-mail. Paco Plaza. June 28th, 2010.

Facilitated by Corrie Hirokawa. Publicist at Magnet Releasing. June 28th, 2010.

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Zombie Thriller The Revenant to Shock Fantasia July 12th

The Revenant is a zombie inspired comedy from first time director Kerry Prior. A special effects technician by trade, Prior breaks the mold by inventing a "jam-packed...urban decadence, [with] perverse gore, and outrageously ghoulish humour" (Fantasia). This film will have a Montreal premiere at Fantasia 2010 and fans of the gritty, or the shocking can have a look at the film at Fantasia below.

The synopsis for The Revenant here;

The Revenant is a story about an ancient pestilence recurring to infect modern society. Officer first class Bart Gregory is killed while fighting in the Middle East. His body is shipped back to the United States and laid to rest, but before the lid can be put on this tomb, Bart inexplicably awakens in his coffin and climbs from his grave. He is confused, horrified, a moldy, putrefying living corpse - a revenant" (The Revent).

Release Date: July 12th (Montreal Premiere).

Director/writer: Kerry Prior.

Producers: Jacques Thelemaque, Kerry Prior, Liam Finn.

Cast: Chris Wylde, David Anders, Jacy King, and Louise Griffiths.

The trailer can be seen here off-site:

The Revenant at Fantasia

The Revenant at Fantasia:

The Revenant at Fantasia

The Revenant
homepage:

The Revenant Official Website

A great review of the film from Cory Casciato:

The Revenant Reviewed at the Inevitable Zombie Apocalypse

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2011's The Thing Now Has a Thrilling Synopsis and a Release Date

The Thing 2011 Set Visit

The prequel to John Carpenter's original The Thing now has a synopsis. This prequel will show the events that took place in the Norwegian camp before an alien creature attacked an isolated American research facility in the original 1982 film (Dread). This latest film will release April 29th, 2011 and this movie was partially shot in Toronto, Ontario. A second still is below, for those who have an interest in the project.

The synopsis for The Thing here:

"Antarctica: an extraordinary continent of awesome beauty. It is also home to an isolated outpost where a discovery full of scientific possibility becomes a mission of survival when an alien is unearthed by a crew of international scientists. The shape-shifting creature, accidentally unleashed at this marooned colony, has the ability to turn itself into a perfect replica of any living being. It can look just like you or me, but inside, it remains inhuman.

Continues...

In the thriller The Thing, paranoia spreads like an epidemic among a group of researchers as they’re infected, one by one, by a mystery from another planet. Paleontologist Kate Lloyd (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has traveled to the desolate region for the expedition of her lifetime. Joining a Norwegian scientific team that has stumbled across an extraterrestrial ship buried in the ice, she discovers an organism that seems to have died in the crash eons ago, but it is about to wake up. When a simple experiment frees the alien from its frozen prison, Kate must join the crew’s pilot, Carter (Joel Edgerton), to keep it from killing them off one at a time. And in this vast, intense land, a parasite that can mimic anything it touches will pit human against human as it tries to survive and flourish" (Dread).



Release Date: April 29th, 2011 (Theatrical).

Director: Matthijs van Heijningen, Jr.

Writers: Eric Heisserer and Ronald D. Moore.

Cast: Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Joel Edgerton, Jonathan Walker, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Dennis Storhøi, Trond Espen Seim, Jørgen Langhelle, Eric Christian Olsen, Stig Henrik Hoff, Jan Gunnar Røise, Kristofer Hivju, and Jo Adrian Haavind.

Sources:

The Thing at Dread Central

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Agnosia Shares a Common Language of Love and Death in this Trailer

The Spanish language film Agnosia is from director Eugenio Mara (The Birthday). Mara is a Spanish born director who has already received two award nominations for his previous film of 2004 The Birthday. Mara is now finishing work on the "romantic thriller" Agnosia (Agnosia). The film takes its name from a rare brain impact injury that leaves those afflicted with the inability to interpret sensory info'; this plot device is used in Agnosia as character Prats holds certain company secrets that could benefit two separate, competitive men. The full synopsis is below along with a trailer where the titles loosely translate to: "Imagine You Cannot Use Your Senses, Or Cannot Trust Your Senses - When You Cannot Love...Agnosia." Have a look at the teaser trailer for Agnosia below.

The synopsis for Agnosia here:

"Joana Prats suffers from agnosia, a strange neuropsychological illness that affects her perception. Although her eyes and ears are in perfect condition, her brain cannot interpret the stimuli she receives through them. As the only one who knows the industrial secret left behind by her father, the enigmatic young girl will become the victim of a sinister plan to get the information out of her by taking advantage of her sensory confusion. As the plot unfolds, the two men closest to her will become crucial to its outcome: Carles, Joana´s fiancé and her father´s right hand man, and Vinent, a young, impulsive servant working at the Prats mansion" (Horror).

Release Date: 2010.

Director: Eugenio Mira.

Writer: Antonio Trashorras.

Cast: Eduardo Noriega, Martina Gedeck, Barbara Goenaga, Jack Taylor, Luis Zahera, Felix Gomez, and Sergi Mateu.

The trailer for Agnosia here:



Sources:

Agnosia at Horror Movies.ca

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Fighting Owl Films Wraps Photography on Feature The Night Shift

Fighting Owl Films is an independent production company based in Mobile, Alabama that is currently working on a feature length film entitled The Night Shift. The Night Shift bills itself as a "supernatural adventure comedy" and filming has just completed on this production. The story for The Night Shift involves a night watchmen named Rue Morgan who must guard the graveyard with a limbless corpse his only friend. Now that production is complete a trailer is sure to follow shortly, but for now visit the original short film The Night Shift, on which the feature is based, below.

The synopsis for The Night Shift here:

The Night Shift is a supernatural-adventure-comedy about Rue Morgan, the undead night watchman at Pinewood Oaks Cemetery. Rue, along with his buddy Herb, a limbless corpse, spends his nights trying to keep the cemetery’s cantankerous residents in, and his days dreaming of a date with hard-nosed day-shifter, Claire. It’s an okay afterlife until a scourge of supernatural occurrences leaves Rue not only watching the cemetery, but also watching his back!" (The Night Shift).

Director: Thomas Smith.

Cast: Khristian Fulmer, Erin Lilley, Soren Odom and Jonathan Pruitt

The original horror short The Night Shift can be seen here in the upper right hand corner:

The Fighting Owl Films Homepage

More info' on The Fighting Owl film productions can be found here at the film's homesite:

The Night Shift at Fighting Owl Films

Fighting Owl Films on Facebook:

Fighting Owl Films on FB

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Paranormal Activity 2 Shows a Mysterious Stranger in this Clip!

The original film Paranormal Activity was created by Blumhouse Productions in San Diego, Ca. and the film grossed $9.1 million in its first week within the US (IMDB). This is an exceptional feat as the film film was produced for under $15,000. Now, Paramount Pictures is hoping to capitalize on the first film's success with a sequel entitled, simply, Paranormal Activity 2. This second film will also have a theatrical release and the first clip shows a shadowy figure on a black and white film lens. The stranger's identity is not revealed, but occupants are thrown about and questions are left unanswered in this thrilling clip below. Have a look!

A film analysis of the teaser trailer from the NY Daily news:

"Katie (Katie Featherston), who disappeared at the end of the original, stands in a doorway to her bathroom looking possessed...it seems as though Katie has been unable to shake the demon that has been haunting her since her youth" (NY Daily).

Release: October 22, 2010.

Director: Tod Williams.

Writer: Michael R. Perry.

*Casting details to be announced soon:



Visit the film's homepage for announcements and updates:

The Paranormal Activity 2 Homesite

Sources:

PA2 at the NY Daily

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No Strings 2: Playtime in Hell Unveils the Demonic in This Teaser Trailer

Robert Noel Gifford is the owner of the production company Robert Noel Gifford Films and the director of two films, The Wishing Box and No Strings 2: Playtime in Hell. No Strings 2 is a follow-up to the now discontinued original No Strings. This sequel will only tie in with the original slightly with a few clips from the first film and No Strings 2 will have an original story with new characters. The sequel involves a demon possessed doll and the murder spree this mannequin goes on after being invited in to a friendly house (No Strings 2). A teaser trailer for this independent horror film is below.

The synopsis for No Strings 2: Playtime in Hell:

"A clown doll possessed by a demon goes on a bloody rampage of murder after being found and taken into a home" (No Strings 2).

Director/writer: Robert Noel Gifford.

Cast: Anju McIntyre, Monique Dupree, Kylee Nash, Damien Colletti, Julie Anne, Jewel Elizabeth, Maxine Wasa, Jacquelyn Velvets and Brandy Durante.

The demonic teaser fro No Strings 2: Playtime in Hell here:



More details on the film at the Robert Noel Gifford Homepage:

NS2 Homepage

No Strings 2 on Facebook; become a fan:

NS2 on FB

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Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Toronto's Screamfest Announces Horror Films for 2010


The Toronto Screamfest Film Festival was started by filmmakers Mike Klassen and Kyle Parry and this event is in to its second year in 2010. Screamfest is announcing several of the films appearing this year and the horror highlights include Expired Poetry, Until Death, Remote and Victim. Each of these films are shorts and Victim is a film from Canadian director Ryan Barrett (If a Tree Falls). The film covers themes of physical abuse and the lasting mental scars that are left behind once the abuse is over. This film was completed last spring and stars Emily Alatalo (Dead Genesis) and Jonathon Steen (48 Hours in Purgatory). The film also has several movie posters available, two of which can be found below. So, have a pique at Barrett's latest and get set for the film's showing September 22nd in Toronto.

A short synopsis for Victim here:

"The film deals with abuse, and the horrific psychological scars and perceptions it induces" (Victim).


Release Date: September 23rd (Limited Run).

Director/writer/producer: Ryan Barrett.

Cast: Emily Alatalo and Jonathon Steen.

*Screening at the Fox Theatre

More info' on Toronto's Screamfest here:

Screamfest on Facebook

Victim Movie Poster Alternate


















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Fable's Jaw-Dropping Promo Material and World Premiere at Fantasia

Fable: Teeth of Beasts Poster

Dark Roast Releasing is a distribution company that was formed this year, which focuses on modern, independent films. One of their newest acquisitions is Fable: Teeth of Beasts, which will show at this year's Fantasia Film Festival. However, after watching the film's trailer and perusing the Fable movie poster, carefully, a better title for the film could have been Fable: Teeth of Breasts. The trailer is flashy, but offers almost no info' on the story. As well, Fable seems out to titillate rather than deliver anything cohesive, or coherent. Yet, some fans might find the eye candy charming as character Lilith Noir (Melantha Blackthorne) blasts away at any and almost every man she comes in contact with, in this clip.

The synopsis for Fable: Teeth of Beasts here:

"Lilith Noir is a hardboiled freelance enforcer for the shadow government that keeps watch over the city of Fable, a mythical realm that exists just beneath the surface of our awareness. When a fast-talking private detective shows up on her doorstep, Lilith is faced with the case of a lifetime. A new drug has hit the streets of Fable, black market Ouija boards are everywhere, victims of bizarre murders are choking the city morgue and the prime suspect is an ancient demon masquerading as an urban vagrant. Witchcraft. Guns. The occult. Never a dull day in the twilight city…" (Fantasia).


Release Date: July 17th (World Premiere).

Director: Sean-Michael Argo.

Writers: Matt Yeager, David Williams, and Sean-Michael Argo.

Cast: Melantha Blackthorne, Dale Denton, Fiona Horne, Tara Alexis, Jose Rosete

Producers: David Williams, and Sean-Michael Argo.

The trailer for the picture here:



Or off-site:

Fable Trailer on Youtube

The film at Dark Roast Releasing:

Fable at DRR

Fable at Fantasia:

Fable's Page at Fantasia 2010

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Actor Martin Kemp Shoots Second Thriller - Expose

Martin Kemp is a man with a long history in acting with over thirty appearances in television and film. This British born actor takes a step out of the limelight to sit behind the camera on his latest feature, Expose. This is Kemp's second time in the director's chair and his newest film tells the story of a sensitive yet famous writer who almost has a nervous breakdown in a childhood home. Calling for assistance only increases Paula's stress and soon a love-struck stalker makes an appearance (Dread). Check out all the details on this picture, including a trailer, below.

The synopsis for Expose here:

"Following a stress-induced breakdown after producing a bestseller, writer Paula Martin (Anna Brecon) retreats to Bidford House, her childhood holiday home, to get away from it all and begin work on her next novel. However, the old house is full of secrets and mystery that distract and disturb the fragile Paula. She calls her agent for help to take the pressure off, and Linda (Jane March) arrives, appearing to be a Godsend who can help get Paula back on track.

But all is not as it seems. Is Linda a serial killer who's been stalking Paula for years? With slimy journalist Robert Gainer (Billy Murray) seemingly on a mission to ruin Paula with a story of her breakdown, it's left to her analyst, Leo Fox (Colin Salmon), to race to her rescue ... but will he arrive in time" (Dread)?

Director: Martin Kemp.

Writers: Philip Barron, James Kenelm Clarke, Martin Kemp, and Terry McShane.

Cast:Anna Brecon, Linda Hayden, Jane March, Jennifer Matter, Billy Murray, Colin Salmon, Deo Simcox, Triana Terry, and Danny Young.

The trailer for Expose here:



Or off-site at Youtube:

Expose Trailer on Youtube

*A remake of the classic 1976 thriller

Expose on Facebook:

Expose on FB

Sources:

Expose at Dread Central

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Fantasia 2010 Offers Some Darker Film Highlights in the New Blood and Between Death and the Devil Categories


The Fantasia Film Festival is hosted throughout Quebec each year and the event is in to its 14th showing. This year the festival gets under way July 8th and a slew of darker, horror fare will be highlighting this creative extravaganza. Included in this year's film line-up are Black Death, The Devils, Heartless, The Last Exorcism, Possessed, The Shrine, A Serbian Film, The Life and Death of Porno Gang, Tears for Sale, Technotise and several more under the categories "New Blood" and "Between Death and the Devil." A short synopsis for each of these films is provided below, with more info' on the films to be launched at the Fantasia homepage shortly

The synopsis for Black Death here:

"With the Black Death sweeping across England, a witch-hunting knight (Sean Bean) leads a pack of mercenaries across the country in search of a village that has somehow been spared the plague, allegedly due to the inhabitants practicing satanic rituals. BLACK DEATH is a nightmarish morality play that frequently shifts concepts of right and wrong as good characters do inexcusable things, bad characters do good, acts of violence are at once justifiable and indefensible, and ideals give way to instinct, then back again" (Dread).

A synopsis for The Devils:

"The bravest, most powerful, most ferociously confrontational film ever to lay assault on the criminal opportunism and hypocrisies of the Church, THE DEVILS remains one of the most widely banned and controversial pictures ever made. Starring Oliver Reed and Vanessa Redgrave, directed with theatricality, wit and rage by the great Ken Russell, this is an utterly terrifying, wholly unforgettable masterpiece unlike anything you’ve ever seen" (Dread).



The synopsis for Heartless:

"Philip Ridley, iconoclastic director of THE REFLECTING SKIN, is back with his first film in 14 years, a satanic odyssey whose tones settle somewhere between the haunted universes of Clive Barker and David Lynch, filtered through the horrific truths that have spiked every work in his filmography. Jamie Morgan (Jim Sturgess) was born disfigured with a heart-shaped birthmark pulling across one side of his face. Taunted and alone, he agrees to do some very grisly favours for the Mephistophelian “Pappa B,” who promises to remove his birthmark in exchange for…we’ll say no more!" (Dread).

A plot summary for The Last Exorcism:

"A celebrity priest who also happens to be a fraud of an exorcist has a massive crisis in ideals when he comes across a genuine case of demonic possession in this eerie, subjectively shot shocker by Daniel (A NECESSARY DEATH) Stamm, co-produced by Eli Roth. This is a tight, effective indie horror film that writhes with hair-raising sights and sounds, built on the foundation of a compelling spiritual conflict. It will creep you out. It may well haunt your soul" (Dread).

The synopsis for Possessed:

"Big sister Hee-jin is trying desperately to find her missing sister. According to inhabitants of the apartment block, the girl is possessed by spirits. Meanwhile, her evangelical mother believes her to be the chosen one. When several neighbours commit suicide, it gets increasingly difficult to stay rational. Staged with precision and loaded with strong performances, POSSESSED arrives like a fresh gust of wind across the South Korean horror scene, instantly infusing hope and maturity into a genre that was believed to be at death’s door" (Dread).




A synopsis for The Shrine:

"The cruelty of religion and the horrors of the supernatural combine to ignite a powder keg of punishment in this harrowing nail-biter from the maverick writing/acting/producing/directing team behind JACK BROOKS MONSTER SLAYER. Turning completely away from the comedy-horror sensibilities that made his previous film an international cult hit, Knautz and his pack have crafted a diabolically effective, deadly-serious shocker of pagan practices and ritual murder in a forgotten Polish village" (The Shrine).

The synopsis for The Life and Death of a Porno Gang:

"This razor-sharp and often perversely comic metaphor about the social pathologies of Serbian life in the 1990s was a major hit at the Rotterdam Film Festival. A travelling “porno cabaret” journeys from village to village across rural Serbia, performing live sex acts in radical framings as a means of sexual confrontation, often provoking violent responses from the locals. Situations take a turn for the darker when the troupe are approached by a shady foreign war correspondent who makes them an offer they struggle against refusing—a ton of money in exchange for shooting actual murders, theatrically “performed” on willing, consensual victims who no longer care about living" (Dread).

Other plot summaries can be seen at the links below:

Fantasia on Dread Central

Fantasia on Twitch Films

The Fantasia film line-up will be shown here later today"

Fantasia Blog/Homepage

Fantasia on Facebook:

Fantasia on FB

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Lebanon Rumbles in to Melbourne July 22nd

One of the most horrifying aspects of humanity is his/her ability to wage war. Also, One of the most bloody wars began in June 1982 in Lebanon and lasted until September of that same year. This battle would leave 5,000 civilians killed and 20,000 wounded, with director and writer Samuel Maoz in the heart of the conflict. Now, Maoz tells a tale of his own experiences "serving in the Israeli army during the 1982 Lebanon War" in the feature film Lebanon (Melbourne). Lebanon will show at the 2010 Melbourne Film Festival, which begins July 22nd. The film's trailer is below and the clip shows the battle through the tank crew's eyes alone. Get set for Lebanon in Melbourne and many more films as this film festival gets set for a summer run.

The plot summary for Lebanon here:

"The First Lebanon War – June, 1982. A lone tank is dispatched to search a hostile town that has already been bombarded by the Israeli Air Force. What seems to be a simple mission gradually spins out of control. Shmuel the gunner, Assi the commander, Herzl the loader and Yigal the driver are the tank’s crew, four 20-something boys who have never fought in a war and are now operating a killing machine. Though trying to remain brave, the boys are pushed to their mental limits as they struggle to survive in a situation they cannot contain, and try not to lose their humanity in the chaos of war" (Melbourne).

Release Date: July 22nd (A specific theatre date for Lebanon has not been announced).

Director/writer: Samuel Maoz.

Cast: Reymond Amsalem, Ashraf Barhom, Oshri Cohen, Yoav Donat, Guy Kapulnik and Michael Moshonov.

The film's trailer here:



Or off-site at Youtube:

Lebanon Trailer on Youtube

More info' on the film as the Lebanon homepage:

Lebanon Homepage

The Melbourne Film Festival with a first look at the program

Lebanon at Melbourne (Frist Bite)

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Sinners and Saints World Premiere in LA June 30th for Charity!

Sinners and Saints is an action oriented thriller which takes place in the backdrop of a "post-Katrina New Orleans" (Sinners). The film has an eclectic cast including Johnny Strong (Black Hawk Down), Tom Berenger (Platoon), Sean Patrick Flanery (Boondock Saints), Kevin Phillips (Blood and Bone), Costas Mandylor (Saw VI) Kim Coates, Method Man, Jurgen Prochnow, Jolene Blalock, Louis Mandylor, Brooklyn Sudano, and mixed martial artist Baz Rutten. Each of these cast members will be at the film's premiere, which takes place June 30th at Arclight Hollywood Cinema in Los Angeles. Proceeds from ticket sales will go to the Common Ground Relief organization to clean up and rebuild New Orleans. More details on the showing are below along with the film's trailer.

The synopsis for Sinners and Saints here:

"In lawless storm ravaged New Orleans, beleaguered Detective Sean Riley
is trying to cope with the death of his young son and the abandonment
of his wife. Facing a probable suspension from the department, Riley
is teamed with a young homicide Detective, Will Ganz, to help solve a
series of brutal murders that have plunged the city into a major gang
war. The two quickly realize there is something far more sinister
going on than either could have ever imagined" (Sinners).

Release Date: June 30th (World Premiere).

Director/writer: William Kaufman.

Cast: Sean Patrick Flanery, Tom Berenger, Johnny Strong, and Jake La Botz.

The trailer for Sinners and Saints here:



World Premiere details:

*Red Carpet Premiere
Wednesday June 30th, 2010
6:30pm-11:30pm
ARCLIGHT HOLLYWOOD
6360 W.SUNSET BLVD
Los Angeles, CA

Tickets for the event can be picked up at the Sinners and Saints website seen here:

The Sinners and Saints Homepage

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Monday, June 28, 2010

This Airline Disaster Shows a Terrorized Washington, D.C.


The release of the The Asylum's Airline Disaster is tomorrow and the film now has a movie clip to go with the movie stills posted earlier. The clip shows a heavily CGI'ed and computer operated aircraft crashing in to the Washington Monument and several other buildings under terrorist direction. Have a look at the clip before checking out the DVD in less than a day.

The short synopsis for Airline Disaster here:


"When the President learns that domestic terrorists have skyjacked the passenger jet her brother is flying, she must choose between family and the safety of the people in the cities below" (The Asylum).

Release Date: June 29th.

Directed by: John J. Willis, III.

Writter: Paul Sinor and Victoria Dadi.

Produced by: David Michael Latt, David Rimawi, and Paul Bales.

Cinematographer: Alex Yellen.

Cast: Meredith Baxter, Scott Valentine, Lindsey McKeon, Sarah Lieving, Paton Ashbrook, Geoff Meed, Stephen Blackehart, Angela Landis, Amber Renee Jenkins, David Dustin Kenyon, Jonathan Nation, and William Morse.

The trailer for Airline Disaster here:



And here:

Airline Disaster on Youtube

Purchase here:



The Airline Disaster at The Asylum:

Airline Disaster at The Asylum

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