A new British anthology horror film by the name of Exhibits is moving towards production and it sounds like something that’s right up our alley! Directed by Mike Clarke (A Hand to Play) and Paul Gerrard (Hellraiser: Origins), the feature length film will take place in a “museum of the macabre” where “The Curator” will be the arbiter of judgment
The film is being described as “…‘Hellraiser’ meets ‘An American Werewolf in London’ via ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’.”
The synopsis reads:
Having been a single mother for the majority of her son’s life, Christie finally feels she may have found someone to share her life with in Phillip. The new couple decide to take a weekend break in the countryside so that their children Andy and Rachel can get to know one another.
Whist in the countryside, the two families come across a strange museum that holds exhibits connected to murders and supernatural occurrences. The museum’s mysterious curator tells his guests that he will take them on a tour and explain the story behind four exhibits from his vast collection.
As the tour continues, the two families begin to realise that each story told by the curator is connected to them individually; secrets that they believed to have been buried for good. With their dark history now out in the open, to what lengths will Christie and Phillip go to once again bury their past?
Some amazing pictures can be seen at the official website. The concept trailer can be seen below.
The press release included the following additional description:
A British horror anthology…..centered around a museum of the macabre. Each exhibit in the museum is a link to a story of untold horrors and dark secrets.
The visitors all have secrets to be told. The museum is neither Heaven nor Hell. It isn’t even Purgatory. It is a timeless place of judgement set before thy self. The mirror, for which they see themselves through, is The Curator. You will either survive or die, he will decide.
Each story is a portal, a glimpse into worlds unseen. Provocatively visual, visceral, imaginative…
