The Box Collector
The pic about a brooding young artist who falls for a flirtatious young divorcee, despite his overprotective mother’s increasingly crazed efforts to halt any relationship.
Undocumented
The features is a suspense thriller in which a documentary crew accompanies a group of illegal immigrants crossing the border, but run afoul when they’re captured by a gang of sadistic Radicals on location in New Mexico.
Seance
The pic follows four friends who think it would be fun to have a seance in one of their funeral homes. A medium begins the event that ends badly when one of the friend becomes possessed.
[BD Review] Brit Morgan’s Acting is the Only Hot Thing in ‘The Frozen’
If you’re like me, there’s something creepy about winter. It’s that sense of being isolated. Especially, you know, if you go on one of those ski trips or hiking up in the mountains. The isolation aspect of the season has been used several times throughout the years to varying degrees in films. Most recently, Adam Green directed Frozen, a tension-filled flick that had moviegoers fainting and the ski industry fuming over the idea of being stuck alone in the mountains of a ski resort. Flash-forward to today, where writer/director Andrew Hyatt’s feature-length debut The Frozen is set to hit VOD and DVD on December 18th. While it doesn’t involve being stranded on a ski lift, the film attempts to tap into that same sense of isolation.
The story goes that Mike (Seth David Mitchel) and Emma (Brit Morgan) have hit a rough patch in their relationship. As a solution, the duo head off to the mountains for a winter camping trip. Unfortunately, after setting up camp and while cruising around the mountain, Mike hits…something…which leads to them crashing and becoming stranded. To make matters worse, the couple soon find themselves being tracked by a mysterious hunter (Noah Segan). Not long after, Mike goes missing, leaving Emma alone in the wilderness. READ MORE
Looper
Looper is centered on a group of killers who send bodies of their victims back in time.
ARC Entertainment Gets In On ‘Looper’ Star’s ‘The Frozen’
ARC Entertainment has acquired the rights to former development exec Andrew Hyatt‘s The Frozen, which stars Brit Morgan (pictured inside; “True Blood”), Noah Segan (the amazing looking Looper) and Seth David Mitchell, per Deadline.
In the film, “Mike (Mitchell) and Emma (Morgan) take an ill-advised winter camping trip and get stranded in the woods after a snowmobile accident. When he disappears, she is left on her own not only to battle the elements, but elude a mysterious man (Segan) who has been tracking her through the forest.”
International rights on the film are represented by Roman Kopelevich’s Red Sea Media. No word yet on a US release date. READ MORE
Meet the Man Behind ‘Looper’ In His Time Machine
As featured in our 2012 horror preview for Sony Pictures, we’ve just now landed the first ever look at Looper, a behind-the-scenes pic that features director Rian Johnson sitting in a time machine. Can you say “awesome”?
“‘Looper’ is a time-travel action thriller involves a killer (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) who works for the mob of the future. He, along with other so-called Loopers, dispose of people that are sent from the future. When he recognizes one victim as his future self (Bruce Willis), he hesitates, letting the man escape.”
In theaters September 28, Paul Dano, Bruce Willis, Emily Blunt, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Noah Segan and Jeff Daniels all star. READ MORE
Genre Fav Noah Segan Joins High Profile Cast in ‘Looper’
We’re being told that genre fav Noah Segan (Cabin Fever 2, Chain Letter, Undocumented, Deadgirl), along with Jeff Daniels has joined the high profile cast of Paul Dano (Little Miss Sunshine, There Will Be Blood), Bruce Willis (The Sixth Sense), Emily Blunt (The Wolfman) and Joseph Gordon-Levitt (Inception) in the very interesting sounding the time-travel thriller Looper. Rian Johnson (The Brothers Bloom, Brick) is directing from his own script. Looper is centered on a group of killers who send bodies of their victims back in time. An intriguing plot that has me asking 20 questions. Endgame is fully financing “Looper,” scheduled to begin production in Louisiana next year.
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Chain Letter (limited)
The tale of a maniac who targets teens when they fail to forward chain mail.
When high school senior Jessie Campbell (Nikki Taylor) and her tight-knit group of friends begin to receive a series of foreboding email chain letters, they have no idea the terror that awaits them. With a warning that if they break the chain, they will lose a life, the seemingly harmless email turns deadly when one-by-one the friends that do not forward the chain letter are hunted down and gruesomely killed by horror’s newest villain, the Chain Man.
Someone’s Knocking at the Door (V)
In this genre-defying grind-house throwback, a group of drug-addled, sexually deviant medical students are systematically terrorized by Wilma and John Hopper. The Hoppers, serial murderers and rapists, mysteriously return from the 1970s, and bring horrifying psychedelia with them. With comedy, subversion, satire and true gore, the students must face escalating attacks, shocking circumstances and visceral disgust
All About Evil
A mousy librarian, who has inherited her father’s beloved old movie house, discovers her inner serial killer — and a legion of rabid gore fans — when she starts turning out a series of grisly shorts. What her fans don’t realize yet is that the murders in the movies are all too real.
Deadgirl (V)
A horror/thriller about two teenagers who make a shocking discovery that not only threatens their friendship but also their lives. In a forgotten room of an abandoned asylum, they find a beautiful woman tied to a bed, and soon come to realize she is anything but dead.
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