Dominic Monaghan and Freddy Rodriguez are set to star in a horror thriller, Fortuna.
Fortuna story takes place in 2100 where Earth is a collapsed economy and climate crises have eradicated the middle class, leaving a few very wealthy and the swarming masses in severe poverty. Offering hope to avoid a revolt, the privileged leaders create Fortuna, a mysterious game where one in a thousand wins a big payday and joins the upper classes. But their hidden goal to “reduce poverty” by 30% over 50 years comes with a deadly price tag.
Monaghan, Rodriguez and Fortuna writer-director Barthelemy Grossmann play forsaken men who decide to play the game in a nearby tower, despite misgiving that none of its contestants are ever seen again.
Filming begins in Sofia, Bulgaria with wretched, ghetto sets being built for the film, which is being compared to 1973’s post apocalyptic thriller Soylent Green starring the late Charlton Heston.
Ashley Greene, star of Twilight, is set to star in a family of serial killers in the edgy indie thriller Summer.
Stephen McHattie, Barbara Niven and Peter Mooney play the unhinged kinfolk that Greene’s character encounters on her search to find the father she’s never known.
Horror filmmaker Lee De Marbre is directing the tentatively titled from Sean Hogan and Christine Conradt’s original screenplay.
The film is halfway through its Ottawa shoot with footage scheduled for showing this fall at AFM.
If you are pregnant don’t watch this trailer or the movie. Yikes! I couldn’t finish the the trailer — it’s a whole 3 minutes long. Scary! Apparently, It’s Alive is a remake of a 1974 film by Larry Cohen.
Deadgirl is a horror/thriller about two teenagers who make a shocking discovery that changes their friendship and their lives.
Avoiding school the stumble on to a forgotten room of an abandoned asylum, they find a beautiful woman tied to a bed — soon realize she is anything but dead.
This the second horror flick I’ve posted today. I don’t like horror flicks. But I tell you, these trailers are entertaining. Kiefer Sutherland stars in Mirrors. Get scared!
The loss of their son in the 2005 tsunami was just too unbearable for the couple. Because the son’s body was never found the wife clung to the idea the boy may be knapped by traffickers in the chaos that followed the catastrophe. Â Thus, the couple embarks on a horrific tale of paranoia, betrayal, going deeper into an alien universe of supernatural where the dead are never really dead – nightmares, obsession and horrific reality converge. Yikes!
Vinyan screens at the Toronto Film Festival and I read that the movie is really graphic with horror. Quite possibly the French censors might not allow distribution.Â
Anyway, let me know your thoughts on this trailer. You will see a familiar face – Rufus Sewell.
Guillermo del Toro has joined his talents with Miramax to produce a remake of the horror-thriller telefilm Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark.
Comic book artist-writer Troy Nixey is set to bow as his feature directorial debut with the adaptation of ABC’s 1973 cult classic. Del Toro is adapting Nigel McKeand’s teleplay with his writing partner of the 1997 horror film Mimic Matthew Robbins.
Dark pivots on a young girl, sent to live with her father and his new girlfriend. She finds sinister creatures that live underneath the stairs.
The original telefilm, Nightmare, in Europe gained a cult following through syndication and home video release.
