The first images have been released for upcoming sci-fi remake "The Brain That Wouldn't Die". The film is directed by Derek Carl, screenplay by Hank Huffman, original writers Rex Carlton and Joseph Green and starring Rachael Perrell Fosket, Patrick Green, Jason Reynolds, Mia Allen, Robert Blanche. A brilliant transplant surgeon revives the head of his recently decapitated fiancee in hopes of finding her a new body.
Global Digital Releasing has released award winning dramatic thriller Without Name. The North American release will beacross multiple digital and VOD platforms, beginning Tuesday, June 20.
The story follows land surveyor Eric (Alan McKenna). He travels to a remote, unnamed Irish woodland to assess its suitability for a new development project. However, the assignment it is not as simple as it could be. Intrigued by the woods’ foreboding mysticism, Eric finds himself drawn into a dangerous game that could lead to him becoming a prisoner of this place - without name.
Without Name has been a festival darling. It has appeared as an official selection at: TIFF (Toronto), SITGES (Spain), BFI LFF (UK), ADIFF (Ireland), GFF (Scotland), PIFF After Dark (Portland), the Boston SciFi Film Festival, the Miami Film Festival, IMAGINE Film Festival (Netherlands) and the Dead By Dawn Horror Film Festival (Scotland). It has also won “Best Feature,” “Best Director,” “Best Editor” and “Best Cinematography” at the 2016 Brooklyn Horror Film Festival.
The film will be available in North America on major platforms. Platforms hosting the release will include: iTunes, Amazon Instant, Google Play, Sony PSN, X-Box Live, Vudu, Vimeo on Demand, Steam, Roku, Crackle, Hoopla, Seed & Spark and Tubi TV. ACable VOD date will follow soon. The official poster and trailer will debut just prior to the film’s release, but several stills and two clips are available now. The clips are titled “The light in here is weird” and “Land surveyin’, huh?”
SRS is excited to bring you our first Italian produced horror film import in George Nevada’s Freda and Bava inspired gore slasher, “Scarecrowd”! Sales for the limited editions are live and a wide DVD release is expected around the end of 2017.
“Farmer Tony Maio turns into a fierce mutant because of a meteorite impact on Earth. Disguised as a scarecrow in order to hide his appearance, he starts to kill people to satisfy his bloodlust.”
George Nevada’s parents moved from Apulia (Italy) to Boston when they were young. He was born there but he has never forgotten his Italian origin. Before opening a small restaurant, his father did any job, including appearing in some of the Italian horror movies of Freda and Bava. George is a restaurateur, but his father’s death prompted him to make and dedicate to him the horror movie he always dreamed of, “Scarecrowd” (The villain, Tony Maio, is also an homage to his father’s name, Tonino). He also made it into a homage to his second motherland, a slasher film that recalls old Italian cinema. In the film you’ll find the usual thrills and gore expected of the genre, but also a nice touch of humor.
Wild Eye Releasing premiered "Tsunambee" on VOD this June. Writer/Director Milko Davis's ferociously fun ode to golden age creature maked its digital debut on the 13th. "Tsunambee" stars Stacy Pederson and Ruselis Perry.
After a catastrophe strikes Los Angeles, survivors face an even greater threat, thousands of giant killer bees, ushering in the end of the world!
Check out the teaser trailer for "Baby Frankenstein".Directed by Jon Yonkondy.
Written by Mike Rutoski, M. Vedic, and Jon Yonkondy.
Starring Andre Gower(The Monster Squad), Eileen Rosen(Blue Valentine), Patrick McCartney(Elf), Mason Carver(Outpost Earth), Ian Barling, T. J. Rotell, and Rance Nix as Baby Frakenstein.
When a listless young man decides to protect his discovery of a lifetime from his mother's demented boyfriend, he must decide how far he will go to save this 'little dude' from capture.
The first “must see” (Film Threat) independent movie of the year, The Drama Club arrived on VOD this June from Leomark Studios.
“Bringing to mind The Big Chill" (Indie Film Minute), The Drama Club features a solid ensemble cast in the story of a high school drama club that catch up twenty-years on.
It’s been twenty years since they met in their high school drama club, but the teenage romances, egos, and quarrels are lying just beneath the surface waiting to prove themselves once again. Touching on topics from male/female double standards, to politics, to LGBTQ and race relations, the group grows more this weekend than in the last two decades. In a twisted maze of ex-lovers, old grudges, and new spouses, the friends are thrown down a rabbit hole of alcohol-fueled bad decisions.
This June, “quality indie cinema” (The Independent Critic) can be found within the frames of writer-director Joe McClean’s The Drama Club, made available 6/13 on VOD.
High Octane Pictures will offer The Answer, an exhilarating new sci-fi thriller from Iqbal Ahmed, this July. Austin Hébert, Alexis Carra, and David S. Lee star.
Premiering on VOD 7/11, The Answer tells of an introverted young man that - after an attack- must follow clues left by his dead parents in order to figure out who is after him - and who he really is.
BAFTA award-winning thriller "The Passing" was released earlier this month thanks to Global Digital Releasing.Leading up to its official release on Tuesday, June 13th, the distributor debuted theofficial trailer, poster and newest clip, “The Visitor.” Available digitally and VOD worldwide.
The film, which was acquired for North America by XYZ Films, revolves around two young lovers (Annes Elwy and Dyfan Dwyfor). They crash their car into a ravine in the remote mountains of Wales. Dragged from the river by a mysterious figure they will later come to know him as Stanley (Mark Lewis Jones). Together, they are taken to a ramshackle farm, a place untouched by time. As events unfold, we learn the explosive truth about the young couple's past. More unsettling still, we discover the ghostly truth about Stanley and the tragedy of the valley he once called home.
Shot in the beautiful Welsh countryside, the film was written by Ed Talfan and directed by Gareth Bryn. In addition to winning three 2016 BAFTA Cymru awards: Best Actor: Mark Lewis Jones, Best Writer: Ed Talfan and Best Production Design: Tim Dickel, the film also won the Univercine Jury Award in the Nantes British Film Festival. Also, the film was nominated for Best Debut Screenplay, in the British Independent Film Awards 2016. The film has also been critically acclaimed by multiple press outlets such as The Hollywood Reporter and The Guardian. Sight and Sound Magazine stated: “watertight in its construction, and steeped in all manner of melancholic transgressions. As satisfying as it is profoundly sorrowful.” And Popoptiq.com exclaimed: “…The Passing is a masterstroke of allegory and mood that continues to haunt long after it’s over.”
Indican Pictures is set to release director Dax Phelan’s Jasmine this summer. Jasmine is a film about conspiracy and revenge as one man is on the hunt for his wife’s deranged killer. The film stars: Jason Tobin (The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift) as central character Leonard, along with Byron Mann (The Big Short), Eugenia Yuan (Memoirs of a Geisha), Sarah Lian and Glen Chin. The story has been described as a mind-bending psychological thriller. In this tale, Leonard is struggling to come to terms with his wife’s brutal death. He reconnects with a person from his past, but, his overwhelming grief continues to bring him back to his wife’s gravesite. In a chance encounter, he believes that he has found her killer and will not stop, until he has brought his own version of justice. Following the theatrical release, held in mid-June, Indican Pictures will avail the film in July, through Video-on-demand and on DVD. Jasmine continues a successful film festival run, receiving over thirty awards, including stops at: Sydney, Hong Kong, Mexico, Los Angeles, Miami, the Bahamas, Philadelphia, Palm Beach and St. Louis. Upcoming stops include: the Madrid International Film Festival (July 11th) and the Auckland International Film Festival (June 10 & 11).Jasmine will be showing worldwide, throughout the summer and this is one tale of revenge, which should not be missed.
Jasmine is a mind-bending psychological thriller about Leonard (Jason Tobin). Leonard is struggling to come to terms with his grief, nearly a year after his wife's murder. Hoping to move on with his life, Leonard reconnects with Grace (Eugenia Yuan), a woman from his past; his outlook,thanks to her, begins to brighten. Then, a visit to the site of his wife's murder leads him to a mysterious interloper (Byron Mann), who he believes is her killer. Leonard decides to take justice into his own hands as events take a startling turn towards the unexpected.
Writer/Director Tony Germinario's Award-Winning 'tour-de-force' thriller BAD FRANK punches its way to VOD this July from Gravitas Ventures. Headlined with a true Breakout Performance by Award-Winner Kevin Interdonato, and featuring electric support from Amanda Clayton (Bleed For This), Tom Sizemore (Showtime's Twin Peaks, Saving Private Ryan, HEAT), Brian O'Halloran (Clerks 1 & 2), and boxing icon Ray 'Boom-Boom' Mancini, BAD FRANK has become a majorly sought after Film this year, and acquired by heavyweight Foreign Rep, Lotus Entertainment.
Frank Pierce (played by Interdonato) leads a seemingly normal life, but when a disturbing past re emerges and something precious is taken from him, his mask of sanity loosens and unearths the urge to be violent once again. With countless Best Film and Best Actor accolades in US and Europe, and heralded by JoBlo.com as, 'Nastily Entertaining", 2017's mightiest Independent feature sits with viewers for days. BAD FRANK hits the U.S. Market on iTunes July 4th. Pre-Order now.
DEVIL’S DOMAIN, starring Michael Madsen (The Hateful Eight), is now available to rent on VOD, with a Blu-ray release set for July 17.
Directed by LITTLE DEAD ROTTING HOOD’s Jared Cohn the movie stars Sticky Fingers, Fred Rose, Rene Nezhola and Madi Vodane. The killer soundtrack features Iggy Pop, DMX, The Onyx and more.
Lisa Pomson, a troubled, social media-obsessed teen, clashes with her parents on just about everything. When Lisa is secretly filmed performing a sex act, cyber bullies release the video, and Lisa is viciously attacked online. Suicidal and on the brink of insanity, Lisa is approached by a beautiful, mysterious stranger who strikes up a relationship with her. As they grow closer, the stranger offers to help her out of her predicament in exchange for a favor.
Director Jared Cohn (Little Dead Rotting Hood, The Horde) marinades the screen with suspense this June with Death Pool from MTI Home Video. Randy Wayne (Hellraiser : Judgement) gives an electric performance in a sexy, spine-chilling fusion of American Psycho and Maniac, premiering on DVD and VOD June 20. Sara Malakul Lane (Kickboxer : Vengeance), Demetrius Stear (Evil Nanny), Shawn C. Phillips (Ghostquake) and James Cullen Bressack (Bethany) co- star.
After nearly drowning at the hands of his babysitter, a troubled young man grows up to become a serial killer with a compulsion to drowned young beautiful women. Based on true events, this conniving killer becomes a cultural phenomenon, known throughout the streets of Los Angeles. Death Pool out 6/20.
