First Trailer From James Russo’s ‘Dark Woods’

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Posted by Bloody Disgusting Staff on March 27, 2009 @ 4:56pm
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Over at BDTV you’ll find the first trailer for James Russo’s Dark Woods. Tracy Coogan (Zombie Honeymoon, Penance aka The Devils Dungeon) who also served as Associate Producer on the film, stars next to James Russo in the psychological thriller that was written by John Muscanero, and is based on true events. The story follows a couple who moves to a secluded cabin in the woods to cope with a terminal illness of the wife. As the wife’s condition drags her deeper into dementia and darkness, the husband’s friendship with a local teenage girl takes a dangerous and obsessive turn. (more…) READ MORE

New Images From James Russo’s ‘Dark Woods’

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Posted by Bloody Disgusting Staff on January 23, 2009 @ 11:23pm
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In addition to the stills found here, the boys over at DVD-Forum.at have got their hands on some new images from DARK WOODS. Tracy Coogan (Zombie Honeymoon, Penance aka The Devils Dungeon) who also served as Associate Producer on the film, stars next to James Russo in the psychological thriller that was written by John Muscanero, and is based on true events. The story follows a couple who moves to a secluded cabin in the woods to cope with a terminal illness of the wife. As the wife’s condition drags her deeper into dementia and darkness, the husband’s friendship with a local teenage girl takes a dangerous and obsessive turn (more…) READ MORE

First Images From James Russo’s ‘Dark Woods’

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Posted by Bloody Disgusting Staff on November 03, 2008 @ 6:53pm
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If you click on over to DVD-forum.at you can take a look at the first ever stills from James Russo (The Ninth Gate, Beverly Hills Cop, Deathwatch) and Tracy Coogan’s (Zombie Honeymoon) DARK WOODS, which is a mystery thriller written by John Muscanero, which is based on true events. The story follows a couple who moves to a secluded cabin in the woods to cope with a terminal illness of the wife. As the wife’s condition drags her deeper into dementia and darkness, the husband’s friendship with a local teenage girl takes a dangerous and obsessive turn.
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