Monday, July 06, 2015
Michael Allen
K-Shop is a horror thriller from director Dan Pringle. A trailer for the film was released in late 2014. The clip shows drunkards harassing a kebab owner. Not much later, a movie poster was released for the film (seen left). The graphic alludes to one shop owner's solution, to rowdy clubbers, murder. Now, two stills from the film are hosted here. And, producer Mem Ferda has something to say about the film.
Ferda compares the film to Sweeney Todd (2007). Ferda states: "I can only describe it as an intoxicating, super-slaughter, Sweeney Todd-esque ride that cleverly has a stab at British binge drinking." The bloodshed will be close and personal. As well, Ferda relates part of the film's social or moral message. He goes on to say: "It is high time a socially relevant film like this was made, highlighting the significant problems of drink culture that is prevalent amongst our teen society today." Those teens will not fare well, in Dan Pringle's latest film. More on the film's visual style and themes can be seen in two stills and the short teaser trailer, hosted below.
Release Date: TBA.
Director/writer: Dan Pringle.
Producers: Mem Ferda and Adam J Merrifield
Cast: Ziad Abaza, Scot Williams, Darren Morfitt, Reece Noi, and Kristin Atherton.
A teaser trailer for the film is available here:
A homepage for the film:
K Shop Movie
A fan page for the film is available here:
K Shop on Twitter
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