Ted Geoghegan, the director of We Are Still Here, is back this weekend with new horror film Mohawk, a War of 1812-set film that’s been getting a whole lot of critical acclaim here on the horror scene. Our own Kalyn Corrigan was a fan, writing in her festival review last year that Geoghegan is “back with furious vengeance in his latest film.”
Dark Sky Films will be releasing Mohawk in limited theaters this Friday, March 2, as well as on VOD outlets same day. Wondering if it’s playing at a theater near you?
Check out Mohawk’s theatrical listings below, along with all the info you need.
- March 2 & 3 – Brooklyn, NY – Nitehawk
- March 2-8 – Los Angeles, CA – Laemmle Music Hall
- March 2 & 4 – Yonkers, NY – Alamo Drafthouse Yonkers
- March 2 & 4 – Dallas, TX – Alamo Drafthouse Cedars
- March 2-8 – San Diego, CA – Digital Gym
- March 2-8 – Omaha, NE – Alamo Drafthouse
With Director in attendance on March 3 - March 2 & 3 – Boston, MA – Coolidge Corner
- March 3 – Syracuse, NY – Palace Theatre
- March 3 – Tacoma, WA – The Grand Cinema
- March 6 – Cleveland, OH – Capitol Theatre
with Director in attendance - March 9 – Philadelphia, PA – PhilaMOCA
with Director in attendance - March 9 & 10 – Winchester, VA – Alamo Drafthouse Winchester
- March 13 – Denver, CO – Alamo Drafthouse Littleton
- March 23 – Columbus, OH – Gateway Film Center
- March 29 – Charlotte, NC – Charlotte Film Society
In Mohawk, set in 1814…
“The War of 1812 has revived violent hostilities between the British and their erstwhile American colonial subjects. The powerful Mohawk nation of the New York region is divided as to whom they should stand by, and so they maintain a position of neutrality. They want no part in the killing – but the killing is coming to them.
An impulsive attack on an American encampment has drawn the vengeful attentions of a ragged band of American military renegades, led by the vicious, racist Hezekiah Holt. Oak, Calvin, and their British lover Joshua flee into the woods so familiar to them, but the murderous musketeers on their trail will not be deterred. Not without the spilling of blood.”
The cast includes Eamon Farren (“Twin Peaks”), Kaniehtiio Horn, Jonathan Huber (WWE’s Luke Harper), Justin Rain (SyFy’s “Defiance), Noah Segan (Looper, Starry Eyes, The Mind’s Eye), Ian Colleti (AMC’s “Preacher”), Robert Longstreet, Sheri Fosterand Ezra Buzzington (The Hills Have Eyes, Crossbones).
Geoghegan wrote the script with Grady Hendrix, author of Horrorstör.
