The Eternal
Biehn will star in the story of a 500-year vampire who wants to die and sets out to find a worthy adversary in combat.
Treachery
Centers on a man (Biehn) who is reunited with his estranged son at a remote wedding party. When a storm strands the party, ugly truths are revealed.
Hidden in the Woods (2013)
The pic focuses on Ana and Anny, two sisters whom have been raised in isolation under the atrocity of drug dealing and the incestuous obsession of their grim father. When they, tired of the abuse, call the police, he kills two officers and is put in jail. Free from their father, the girls now will have to escape from Tío Costello, the local drug lord trying to recover a large amount of drugs hidden in the woods.
The Victim
Good time girls Annie (Jennifer Blanc) and Mary (Danielle Harris) find themselves in a life and death situation. Annie’s life is put in jeopardy when she is witness to a violent act at the hands of two Sheriff’s Deputies. Fleeing from Attackers (Ryan Honey, Denny Kirkwood) she stumbles across Kyle (Michael Biehn), a recluse living in the middle of the woods. The ruggedly handsome loner stays far from civilization – that is – until a single knock on his door throws his solitary life into chaos. Two worlds collide in this psychological thriller that will make you question your trust in mankind. WHO IS THE VICTIM?
The Darkness
>When the world is plunged into darkness, Greg Stonehaven has to somehow get to his children two hundred miles away. All forms of communication have stopped working. No cell phones, no Internet, no television, and to make matters worse the absence of sunlight is resulting in regular power failures as the electrical grid struggles with unprecedented demand; it soon completely fails. As the temperature drops, Greg’s children struggle to survive against an unseen force as their only sources of artificial light run out.
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‘Hidden In The Woods’ Goes A Little ‘Prometheus’ In New Poster
There’s now a poster for the Michael Biehn, Jennifer Blanc and Electra Avelan starring Hidden in the Woods, the Patricio Valladares-directed English-language remake to the Chilean horror film that made festival rounds last year. I actually sort of like its low budget charm, a lot of the Blanc Biehn stuff leans too much on the exploitation vibe in their promo materials, but this works for me.
Michael Biehn, Jeannine Kaspar, Electra Avelan, Mark Burnham, Jennifer Blanc, Richard Gunn, Caitlin Keats, Matthew Alan, Mark Gantt, Cheryl Hawker, Greg Ingram, Evie Louise Thompson, Grace Powell, Larry Carroll, Nick Nicholson, Jeremy JD Norton, Rebecca Torellas, Nick Bateman, Cody Hackman, and Luke Massy make up the full cast.
“The pic focuses on Ana and Anny, two sisters whom have been raised in isolation under the atrocity of drug dealing and the incestuous obsession of their grim father. When they, tired of the abuse, call the police, he kills two officers and is put in jail. Free from their father, the girls now will have to escape from Tío Costello, the local drug lord trying to recover a large amount of drugs hidden in the woods.” READ MORE
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A Bunch More People Get ‘Hidden In The Woods’ Remake
We now have a full list of the cast members that will star alongside Michael Biehn, Jennifer Blanc and Electra Avelan in Hidden in the Woods, the Patricio Valladares-directed English-language remake to the Chilean horror film that made festival rounds last year.
The full cast is now listed as Michael Biehn, Jeannine Kaspar, Electra Avelan, Mark Burnham, Jennifer Blanc, Richard Gunn, Caitlin Keats, Matthew Alan, Mark Gantt, Cheryl Hawker, Greg Ingram, Evie Louise Thompson, Grace Powell, Larry Carroll, Nick Nicholson, Jeremy JD Norton, Rebecca Torellas, Nick Bateman, Cody Hackman, and Luke Massy.
“The pic focuses on Ana and Anny, two sisters whom have been raised in isolation under the atrocity of drug dealing and the incestuous obsession of their grim father. When they, tired of the abuse, call the police, he kills two officers and is put in jail. Free from their father, the girls now will have to escape from Tío Costello, the local drug lord trying to recover a large amount of drugs hidden in the woods.”
Trailer For Michael Biehn’s Dramatic Genre Flick ‘Treachery’
Another teaser for another Michael Biehn movie has been released, this time from Treachery, which also stars Sarah Butler, Caitlin Keats, Matthew Ziff, Chris Meyer, Richard Gunn and Jennifer Blanc-Biehn.
“The film captures the controversy between Henry and his estranged son, Nathan. Reunited at a friend’s small wedding party, in a remote cabin, Henry and Nathan have their usual awkward interactions. Nathan, accompanied by his girlfriend Cecilia, seeks his father’s approval. Cecilia’s presence only adds to Henry’s discomfort, forcing him to want to leave, but a storm hits, trapping them in the cabin and headed for the worst along with the rest of the group. None of them really realize what is truly in store.”
Biehn and his wife have hit the indie scene hard, but only time will tell if they actually know horror like we hope they do. Biehn has starred in Grindhouse, Aliens and The Terminator. READ MORE
Michael Biehn Make A ‘Severed Connection’
Aliens, The Terminator and Grindhouse star Michael Biehn, pictured, will topline Severed Connection, a Canadian horror thriller from Rob Freeman and Cody Hackman’s newly launched film production shingle Hackybox Pictures, writes The Hollywood Reporter.
Severed Connection, which revolves around a man and woman who wake up to find themselves trapped in a remote location, also will star Jennifer Blanc, UFC’s Krzysztof Soszynski, Nick Bateman (Hobo With a Shotgun) and Hackman, a karate expert.
The picture is based on a story by Bateman and Hackman. Severed Connection is already due for release in 2014.
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First Details, New Art For Michael Biehn’s ‘Treachery’
Dog and Pony, who created incredible art for Crawl and Into the Dark, made the latest one-sheet for Treachery, which has a slew of new producers involved.
Tapped producers Rob Freeman and Cody Hackman have teamed with Michael Biehn and his BlancBiehn Productions partner and lifemate Jennifer Blanc Biehn have joined Treachery.
Treachery is a suspense drama featuring an ensemble cast that includes Michael Biehn (Tapped, The Divide, The Victim), Jennifer Blanc Biehn (“Dark Angel,” Wrong Cops, The Victim), Richard Gunn (“Dark Angel,” Granite Flats, For the Love of Money), Sarah Butler (I Spit on Your Grave remake), Caitlin Keats (Kill Bill Vol. 2, Broken English, Kiss of the Damned), Chris Meyer (Among Friends, Kiss of the Damned), Matthew Ziff (Truck Stop, Among Friends), Lorraine Ziff, Tanya Newbould (Skyline, The Victim), Christian Meoli, Jenise Blanc and Matthew Krause.
Travis Romero directs the film set in a remote cabin during a wedding party, where the reunion of an estranged father and son leads to discomfort among the group—and when a storm traps them inside, things get even more tense.
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A Babysitter Twin Joins Michael Biehn’s ‘Hidden in the Woods’ Redo
Grindhouse and Machete star Electra Avellan-one of the infamous “Babysitter Twins”- will star alongside Michael Biehn and Jennifer Blanc in Hidden in the Woods, the Patricio Valladares-directed English-language remake to the Chilean horror film that made festival rounds last year.
“The pic focuses on Ana and Anny, two sisters whom have been raised in isolation under the atrocity of drug dealing and the incestuous obsession of their grim father. When they, tired of the abuse, call the police, he kills two officers and is put in jail. Free from their father, the girls now will have to escape from Tío Costello, the local drug lord trying to recover a large amount of drugs hidden in the woods.”
Shooting is to take place this spring in Texas.
[AFM '12] Michael Biehn Fights An ‘Eternal’ Vamp, Magnet Opens ‘Storage 24′, ‘The Dead 2′ Teaser Rises
On the dawn of AFM Raven Banner has acquired Justin McConnell‘s The Eternal (pictured). The Toronto-based company landed worldwide rights on the vampire tale to star Michael Biehn (The Divide, The Terminator, Aliens). Raven Banner to produce with Unstable Ground Inc. “Biehn will star in the story of a 500-year vampire who wants to die and sets out to find a worthy adversary in combat.” The cast includes Adam Kenneth Wilson, who co-wrote the screenplay with McConnell and the late Kevin Hutchinson. Production is set for 2013.
Magnet Releasing, the genre arm of Magnolia Pictures, has acquired North American distrib rights to U.K. horror Storage 24, says Variety. Storage 24 will be released through the distrib’s Ultra VOD program, debuting on all video-on-demand platforms December 6 to be followed by a theatrical release in early January. The film, scripted and produced by thesp Noel Clarke, was helmed by Johannes Roberts. “London is in chaos. A military cargo plane has crashed leaving its highly classified contents strewn across the city. Completely unaware London is in lockdown, Charlie (Noel Clarke) and Shelley (Antonia Campbell-Hughes), accompanied by best friends Mark (Colin O’Donoghue) and Nikki (Laura Haddock) are at Storage 24 dividing up their possessions after a recent break-up. Suddenly, the power goes off. Trapped in a dark maze of endless corridors, a mystery predator is hunting them one by one. In a place designed to keep things in, how do you get out?”
The Ford Brothers, the team behind zombie thriller The Dead, have revealed that the sequel, The Dead 2, will be shot in India. Howard J. Ford unveiled a teaser trailer shot on a recent location recce and announced that the film, for which the screenplay is now completed, is anticipated to start production in February/March 2013. Said Jon Ford: “We want part 2 to do something few sequels can rarely achieve by surpassing the first film in every way!,” which shouldn’t be hard. “We want to give the fans unique and stunning locations, more intense story and action, while maintaining the emotional heart that runs through the whole film. It’s still a journey movie which will have a controversial edge and a lot more scares!” Check out the trailer and first still inside. READ MORE
[BD Review] ‘The Victim’ Is Flawed But Enjoyable
Reviewed by James A. Janisse
Michael Biehn is best known to the general public as an actor in several James Cameron films, notably playing Kyle Reese in the original Terminator. Biehn takes to writing and directing himself in a starring a role for last year’s The Victim, a movie produced by his wife and co-star actress Jennifer Blanc. Biehn plays a recluse in the woods whose solitude is interrupted by a mini-skirted blonde woman screaming for help (Blanc). She tells him that some cops are coming to kill her and he reluctantly agrees to help, starting an exciting series of power reversals between the two of them and the pair of dirty cops.
Despite his extensive experience acting, Biehn comes across as wooden in most of his scenes. Whenever he isn’t yelling (which he admittedly does well), his disposition is so dry that it’s unreadable. This actually works in the film’s favor; the tone is dark, sinister, and threatening throughout, with the characters’ motivations always just the slightest bit unclear, so Biehn’s subdued acting blends in naturally. More distracting are the unpolished performances by the actors playing the cops, Ryan Honey and Denny Kirkwood. Honey’s the most blatant offender, over-acting up and down, probably because this is his first real role outside of bit parts and video shorts. As a rookie director, Biehn is unable to coax convincing performances out of any of his male cast members, but luckily Blanc holds her weight and genre veteran Danielle Harris (Jamie Lloyd from Halloween parts 4 and 5, as well as the Rob Zombie reboot) delivers a stand-out performance.
I mentioned earlier that The Victim‘s tone is clear, and as an exploitation horror film, it really hits a lot of the right buttons. The isolated cabin in the woods, the full moon, the bad guys being privileged cops – Biehn knows how to create a feeling of suspenseful oppression with the story he’s written. There are some really memorable scenes, such as when Biehn first gains the upper hand on Honey and interrogates him with a crowbar. The two of them also have a rough-and-tumble fight scene that would make James Bond proud. These big moments are done well, but the specifics of the movie – mainly the acting and the dialogue – are stilted and, quite frankly, bad. Biehn has a honed sense of what makes a good horror movie, but he has a hard time articulating some of those thoughts.
Adding to the ups and (mostly) downs of the film are some half-baked philosophies about life as a game and many different ideas of what victimhood really is, as well as the most bizarre soundtrack I’ve ever heard in a horror movie. I was intrigued by the Eastern-flavored song that accompanied the lengthy driving montage early on in the film, but consistency in the music never develops, and later scenes are distractedly set to hard rock, country, and Sarah McLachlan-esque songs.
The Victim isn’t excellent, but it’s loads of fun and it feels like a good and proper horror movie. The credits, acknowledging both cast and crew in goofy footage and photographs (again set to a bizarre music choice, this time a very upbeat pop song), really capture the heart of the movie – a solid effort put forth by people who simply don’t have that much experience, which resulted in a flawed but enjoyable horror film.
A/V
Video: For all its shortcomings, The Victim is shot well, and the high definition BluRay quality makes it beautiful to watch. A lot of the footage is very dark and moonlit blue, with the story taking place largely outside at night. While this helps the tone and is realistic, it also makes it difficult to see things.
Sound: A solid surround sound mix leaves the remote control resting uninterrupted on the table. Dialogue is clear and understandable and the sound effects are at an appropriate loudness. I still can’t get over the strange selections for the soundtrack, but the sound quality of all the music is top notch.
Extras / Special Features:
Behind the Scenes (25 minutes): The film’s sole special feature (besides audio commentary by Biehn and Blanc) is a short “making-of”. Everyone involved with the film is interviewed and they all seem like really good people. They all espouse how much they cared about the project, a devotion that comes through in the film’s watchability. Individually, it’s clear that Biehn and Blanc put their whole hearts into making this film, a point emphasized by the lack of stunt doubles for the fight scenes. The best part of this featurette is the footage of Biehn blacking out while getting choked by Honey. It was also refreshing to see such a large percentage of the crew being made up of females, a rarity in the industry and especially in this genre. Overall, the Behind the Scenes feature makes clear what the movie itself hints at: This project was a labor of love between a small group of people who really enjoyed each other.
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[Fantasia '12] Michael Biehn To Star In Remake Of ‘Hidden In The Woods’
Patricio Valladares‘ Chilean Hidden in the Woods hasn’t even premiered yet! It plays the The 16th annual Fantasia International Film Festival on August 6th. But that doesn’t mean there’s not already a remake in the works! One that Valladares himself will direct.
Michel Biehn (The Terminator, Aliens) will star in and new version will be written by original writers and creators of the Spanish version of the film which was shot in Chile by Valladares and Andrea Cavaletto. Jennifer Blanc Biehn and Michael Biehn will produce. Production begins at the end of 2012 and will shoot on location in Chile. “I am thrilled to be working with Patricio – I’ve been waiting a very long time for a project like this to cross my path!” says Biehn. The remake will be a joint production for Valladares Films (Patricio Valladares and Evelyn Belmar) and Blanc Biehn Productions (Jennifer Blanc Biehn and Michael Biehn).
In the original film, “This raw slice of demented energy, inspired by true events, is the terrifying story of two sisters raised in forest isolation and subjected to torments from their abusive drug dealer father. When they finally report him, he chainsaws the two investigating cops to death and is jailed before he can tell psychotic drug lord Costello the exact location of his remaining stash. So Costello sends violent henchmen to find the missing merchandise hidden somewhere in the woods. Reaching heights of deranged frenzy unlike anything seen before, director Patricio Valladares is yet another exciting talent to emerge from the current hotbed of South American horror.”
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‘Treachery’ Debuts A Decent Poster And Pairs It With The Least Inspiring Still Ever
Michael Biehn (Terminator, Aliens) stars in writer/director Travis Romero’s Treachery, a thriller featuring an ensemble cast that also includes Jennifer Blanc Biehn (Among Friends), Sarah Butler (I Spit on Your Grave), Caitlin Keats (Kill Bill Vol. 2), Chris Meyer (Among Friends) and Matthew Ziff (Truck Stop). It started shooting earlier this month and now Dread Central has landed a still and a poster for the film.
While the poster is actually pretty good, I have no idea what inspired them to release the image they chose for the still. All it does is confirm that Blanc Biehn and a dour Kevin Kline lookalike are in the film. For all I know Treachery is really great, but if someone accidentally took that photo on my iPhone I’d delete it.
The film “ captures the controversy between Henry and his estranged son, Nathan. Reunited at a friend’s small wedding party in a remote cabin, Henry and Nathan have their usual awkward interactions. Nathan, accompanied by his girlfriend Cecilia, seeks his father’s approval. Cecilia’s presence only adds to Henry’s discomfort, forcing him to want to leave, but a storm hits, trapping them in the cabin and headed for the worst along with the rest of the group. None of them really realize what is truly in store.”
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Michael Biehn And Xavier Gens Reteam For ‘The Farm’ With Danielle Harris
If you liked The Divide, you’re in luck. Michael Biehn (Aliens, Terminator) is reteaming with that film’s director, Xavier Gens (Frontiers), for The Farm. It will be the first film in a three picture deal.
Per Variety, “Michael Biehn has joined forces with director Xavier Gens to produce three grindhouse films, launching the partnership with ‘The Farm.’ Pic is being produced by Jennifer Blanc Biehn, Michel Teicher and Avi Federgreen of Federgreen Entertainment/Indiecan Entertainment. Shooting is set to begin in early next year in Canada.”
The film, “centers on a veteran who returns to Texas and must fight his inner demons to save his farm not merely from a greedy corporation but also a horror that threatens to devour the American heartland.” Danielle Harris (Hatchet 2, Among Friends), Jennifer Blanc (The Victim), Michael Eklund (The Divide), Ivan Gonzalez (The Divide) and Courtney B. Vance (Final Destination 5) will star. Also announced under the deal are Up and Down, directed by Carlo Rizzo, and The Predicator, directed by Greg Morin.
Will they stick to the script this time or improv it like in The Divide?
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Michael Biehn In Talks For New ‘Hell Hunters’ Series
Update: Biehn has refuted the claims.
A semi-odd press release tipped us to IMDB where Michael Biehn (The Divide, Terminator, Aliens) is rumored to play “Ajacks” in new “Hell Hunters” TV Series.
Bill Moseley and Michael Berryman are confirmed to have been cast in Lawrence Donini and director Jourdan McClure’s “Hell Hunters” series that follows “Travis Werner, a young boy in a small town in North Dakota adopts the persona of Ajacks from a 1960s comic book. And as a vigilante crime fighter, continues to hunt down the scum of the earth.”
Michael Biehn, also known for roles in Tombstone, The Abyss and Planet Terror, may round out the trio of lead characters alongside Bill Moseley (Hazard) and Michael Berryman (Lawrence Beasley) by playing Ajacks in the series.
[Blu-ray Review] Anchor Bay’s Post-Apocalyptic ‘The Divide’
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The Divide, the latest film by Xavier Gens, opens not with a whimper but a bang as missiles level New York while Eva (Lauren German) watches the famous skyline turn a cloudy orange. As the residents fly down the stairs to escape their crumbling surroundings, a few manage to make it into the bomb-shelter basement where Mickey (Michael Biehn), the building’s super, is holding up. The handful of survivors – including stepbrothers Josh (Milo Ventimiglia) and Adrien (Ashton Holmes), their friend Bobby (Michael Eklund), a frightened mother and daughter (Rosanna Arquette and Abbey Thickson), Eva’s lesser and more passive half Sam (Ivan Gonzalez), and the selfish Delvin (Courtney B. Vance) – are at first merely grateful to be alive, but slowly succumb to the realization that that they may starve to death and never see the light of day again after men in hazmat suits seal them in, causing extreme levels of paranoia and distrust that reduces them to a caveman-like state of savagery. READ MORE
Get A Peek At ‘The Divide’ Blu-ray With This Exclusive Clip!
Tomorrow, April 17th, Anchor Bay will release The Divide as a Blu-ray/DVD combo. The film is bleak as all get out, and I imagine many of you will be disturbed and engrossed by the depths many of its characters go to in order to eke out some kind of survival. Director Xavier Gens (Frontiers) does not shy away from dark places.
To that end, the clip we have actually takes place in the beginning of the film so it’s comparatively light-hearted (or as light-hearted as things get when you’re trapped in a basement after a nuclear blast). It also gives you a feel for what the interplay is like on the film’s commentary track as Xavier Gens, Michael Biehn, Milo Ventimiglia and Michael Ecklund riff off each other while discussing the film.
In this graphic and violent, post-apocalyptic thriller starring Michael Biehn, Milo Ventimiglia, Rosanna Arquette, Courtney B. Vance and Lauren German, “nine strangers—all tenants of a New York high rise apartment—escape a nuclear attack by hiding out in the building’s bunker-like basement. Trapped for days underground with no hope for rescue, and only unspeakable horrors awaiting them on the other side of the bunker door, the group begins to descend into madness, each turning on one another with physical and psycho-sexual torment. As supplies dwindle, and tensions flare, and they grow increasingly unhinged by their close quarters and hopelessness, each act against one another becomes more depraved than the next. While everyone in the bunker allows themselves to be overcome by desperation and lose their humanity, one survivor holds onto a thin chance for escape even with no promise of salvation on the outside.”
Head inside to check out the clip! The Divide hits home video tomorrow! READ MORE
The Divide (limited)
In this graphic and violent, post-apocalyptic thriller, nine strangers—all tenants of a New York high rise apartment—escape a nuclear attack by hiding out in the building’s bunker-like basement. Trapped for days underground with no hope for rescue, and only unspeakable horrors awaiting them on the other side of the bunker door, the group begins to descend into madness, each turning on one another with physical and psycho-sexual torment. As supplies dwindle, and tensions flare, and they grow increasingly unhinged by their close quarters and hopelessness, each act against one another becomes more depraved than the next. While everyone in the bunker allows themselves to be overcome by desperation and lose their humanity, one survivor holds onto a thin chance for escape even with no promise of salvation on the outside.
Michael Biehn Warns Of Potential Face Melting In Yet Another ‘Divide’ Clip
In addition to the seven previously released clips, inside you’ll find an eighth from Frontier(s) director Xavier Gens’ post-apocalyptic thriller, The Divide (review), which blasts into theaters this Friday from Anchor Bay Films.
In this graphic and violent, post-apocalyptic thriller starring Michael Biehn, Milo Ventimiglia, Rosanna Arquette, Courtney B. Vance and Lauren German, “nine strangers—all tenants of a New York high rise apartment—escape a nuclear attack by hiding out in the building’s bunker-like basement. Trapped for days underground with no hope for rescue, and only unspeakable horrors awaiting them on the other side of the bunker door, the group begins to descend into madness, each turning on one another with physical and psycho-sexual torment. As supplies dwindle, and tensions flare, and they grow increasingly unhinged by their close quarters and hopelessness, each act against one another becomes more depraved than the next. While everyone in the bunker allows themselves to be overcome by desperation and lose their humanity, one survivor holds onto a thin chance for escape even with no promise of salvation on the outside.” READ MORE
The Divide (2012) Exclusive Interview With Star Michael Biehn
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‘The Divide’ Clip Takes An Axe To A Dead Body, Another Attempts To Escape!
*Updated with several clips!
From Frontier(s) director Xavier Gens comes the new post-apocalyptic thriller, The Divide (review), which blasts into theaters January 13 from Anchor Bay Films. A fresh clip has been shared that takes an axe to a dead body. Watch it below.
In this graphic and violent, post-apocalyptic thriller starring Michael Biehn, Milo Ventimiglia, Rosanna Arquette, Courtney B. Vance and Lauren German, “nine strangers—all tenants of a New York high rise apartment—escape a nuclear attack by hiding out in the building’s bunker-like basement. Trapped for days underground with no hope for rescue, and only unspeakable horrors awaiting them on the other side of the bunker door, the group begins to descend into madness, each turning on one another with physical and psycho-sexual torment. As supplies dwindle, and tensions flare, and they grow increasingly unhinged by their close quarters and hopelessness, each act against one another becomes more depraved than the next. While everyone in the bunker allows themselves to be overcome by desperation and lose their humanity, one survivor holds onto a thin chance for escape even with no promise of salvation on the outside.” READ MORE
Anchor Bay Films Acquires Michael Biehn’s ‘The Victim’
Bloody Disgusting has learned that Anchor Bay Films has acquired The Victim (set report), a new indie directed by both Brock Morse and Michael Biehn (who took over later in the shoot).
“In the film good time girls Annie (Jennifer Blanc) and Mary (Danielle Harris) find themselves in a life and death situation. Annie’s life is put in jeopardy when she is witness to a violent act at the hands of two Sheriff’s Deputies. Fleeing from Attackers (Ryan Honey, Denny Kirkwood) she stumbles across Kyle (Michael Biehn), a recluse living in the middle of the woods. The ruggedly handsome loner stays far from civilization – that is – until a single knock on his door throws his solitary life into chaos. Two worlds collide in this psychological thriller that will make you question your trust in mankind. WHO IS THE VICTIM?”
The official website was launched last year that rocked a very NSFW trailer. READ MORE
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