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Movie Review: Nothing But the Blood

Writer/director Daniel Tucker’s Nothing But the Blood is a microbudget drama with horror elements that makes no bones about its being against organized Old Testament Christian religion, from the hypocrisy of following or interpreting some things mentioned in that text while conveniently ignoring others to the sometimes cult-like devotion of indoctrinated followers. Although the film focuses on family drama for the most part, it does deliver some fright-fare material with well-crafted practical effects, mostly in the third act. Jessica (Rachel Hudson) is a small-town newspaper reporter who requests handling the story of the controversial, cult-like Emeth church setting up locally. She interviews Pastor Michael (Nick Triola), whose mild-mannered demeanor quickly turns when she confronts him about physical abuse within the church. Jessica then meets Thomas (Jordan O’Neal) and invites him into her home, which he politely declines. She then discovers that he is a member of Emeth on one of her follow-up visits for her research. After a violent brush

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Aug 3, 2020
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Indie Thriller ‘Nothing But The Blood’ On VOD & Blu-Ray This August

Straw Dogs meets Red State in the new indie thriller Nothing But the Blood, written and directed by Daniel Tucker (No Soliciting). The film centers on Jessica Cutler (Rachel Hudson), a small-town journalist sent to cover the grand opening of a controversial new church. As the ministry digs its roots into the town and its residents, Jessica’s life begins to take an unexpected, violent turn that will shake her foundations to their very core. Jordan O’Neal (Fabletown), Nick Triola (Remember to Forget), and Les Best (Scare Package) also star. Don’t miss this thrilling, dramatic look inside violent religious indoctrination, set against the eerie, idyllic backdrop of rural Texas. Nothing But the Blood arrives on VOD, Blu-ray, and DVD nationwide on August 4th, from Gravitas Ventures.

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Movie Review: Nothing But the Blood

Writer/director Daniel Tucker’s Nothing But the Blood is a microbudget drama with horror elements that makes no bones about its being against organized Old Testament Christian religion, from the hypocrisy of following or interpreting some things mentioned in that text while conveniently ignoring others to the sometimes cult-like devotion of indoctrinated followers. Although the film focuses on family drama for the most part, it does deliver some fright-fare material with well-crafted practical effects, mostly in the third act. Jessica (Rachel Hudson) is a small-town newspaper reporter who requests handling the story of the controversial, cult-like Emeth church setting up locally. She interviews Pastor Michael (Nick Triola), whose mild-mannered demeanor quickly turns when she confronts him about physical abuse within the church. Jessica then meets Thomas (Jordan O’Neal) and invites him into her home, which he politely declines. She then discovers that he is a member of Emeth on one of her follow-up visits for her research. After a violent brush

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Aug 3, 2020
Horror Fuel

Indie Thriller ‘Nothing But The Blood’ On VOD & Blu-Ray This August

Straw Dogs meets Red State in the new indie thriller Nothing But the Blood, written and directed by Daniel Tucker (No Soliciting). The film centers on Jessica Cutler (Rachel Hudson), a small-town journalist sent to cover the grand opening of a controversial new church. As the ministry digs its roots into the town and its residents, Jessica’s life begins to take an unexpected, violent turn that will shake her foundations to their very core. Jordan O’Neal (Fabletown), Nick Triola (Remember to Forget), and Les Best (Scare Package) also star. Don’t miss this thrilling, dramatic look inside violent religious indoctrination, set against the eerie, idyllic backdrop of rural Texas. Nothing But the Blood arrives on VOD, Blu-ray, and DVD nationwide on August 4th, from Gravitas Ventures.

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