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Movie Review: Flay (2019)

Patricia (Peggy Schott) is one of those long sufferin’ artist types, but her problems are going to expand 666-fold as she acquires a cursed chain (which has been around since those days of covered wagons and rampant dysentery) which ends up resulting in a serious case of the deaths for anyone unlucky enough to come in possession of those loathsome links! Can Pat get her shit together and end the curse? Special effects wizard turned director Eric Pham and screenwriter Matthew Daley, aren’t exactly re-inventing the wicked wheel with Flay; this is your typical ancient curse causes mayhem in the modern day yarn at it’s heart… but goddamn do they manage to keep things fresh! To wit: the way the curse spreads here is rather inventive, as the links of the chain (which were given that ol’ wild whammy by an imprisoned Native American shaman) give anyone that touches them a permanent bad day, and since our heroine has utilized

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DanXIII
Nov 23, 2020
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Eric Pham’s Highly Anticipated Film ‘Flay’ Delayed

Writer-director Eric Pham’s highly anticipated film Flay has been delayed due to “unforeseen circumstance” according to today’s announcement by Phame Factory. Originally set to be released March 6, 2018, the film will now arrive on VOD later this year. Flay “hails from a filmmaker who cut his teeth working VFX work on some of Robert Rodriguez’s best-known films, including Grindhouse and Sin City.” Violett Beane (The Flash) stars alongside Phantasm actor A. Michael Baldwin, Elle LaMont (Alita: Battle Angel, Machete Kills), Dalton Gray (Lazer Team, Dumber and Dumber To), Johnny Walter, Aaron Spivey-Sorrells, Peggy Schott, Kaylee King, and Noe de la Garza. In the film, after the death of her mother, an estranged daughter struggles to save her brother and those around her from a malevolent faceless spirit.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 6, 2018
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The Long Awaited Supernatural Film ‘Flay’ Coming To Digital

The long-awaited, award-winning, horror-fantasy film Flay has released a new trailer ahead of its newly announced February release. Flay is from director Eric Pham, who cut his teeth on several of Robert Rodriguez’s best-known films, including Grindhouse and Sin City. He has also been involved in several other fantastic films, such as Bless the Child, Rules of Engagement, Lethal Weapon 4, The Mask of Zorro, All the Pretty Horses, Red Planet, and Mission: Impossible II. Violett Beane (The Flash), A. Michael Baldwin (Phantasm), Elle LaMont (Alita: Battle Angel, Machete Kills), Dalton Gray (Lazer Team, Dumber and Dumber To), Johnny Walter, Aaron Spivey-Sorrells, Peggy Schott, Kaylee King, and Noe de la Garza star in this dark tale written by Matthew Daley. After the death of her mother, an estranged daughter struggles to save her brother and those around her from a malevolent, faceless spirit. Flay arrives on digital platforms on February 6, 2018, from Distirbber.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 19, 2018

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Movie Review: Flay (2019)

Patricia (Peggy Schott) is one of those long sufferin’ artist types, but her problems are going to expand 666-fold as she acquires a cursed chain (which has been around since those days of covered wagons and rampant dysentery) which ends up resulting in a serious case of the deaths for anyone unlucky enough to come in possession of those loathsome links! Can Pat get her shit together and end the curse? Special effects wizard turned director Eric Pham and screenwriter Matthew Daley, aren’t exactly re-inventing the wicked wheel with Flay; this is your typical ancient curse causes mayhem in the modern day yarn at it’s heart… but goddamn do they manage to keep things fresh! To wit: the way the curse spreads here is rather inventive, as the links of the chain (which were given that ol’ wild whammy by an imprisoned Native American shaman) give anyone that touches them a permanent bad day, and since our heroine has utilized

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DanXIII
Nov 23, 2020
Horror Fuel

Eric Pham’s Highly Anticipated Film ‘Flay’ Delayed

Writer-director Eric Pham’s highly anticipated film Flay has been delayed due to “unforeseen circumstance” according to today’s announcement by Phame Factory. Originally set to be released March 6, 2018, the film will now arrive on VOD later this year. Flay “hails from a filmmaker who cut his teeth working VFX work on some of Robert Rodriguez’s best-known films, including Grindhouse and Sin City.” Violett Beane (The Flash) stars alongside Phantasm actor A. Michael Baldwin, Elle LaMont (Alita: Battle Angel, Machete Kills), Dalton Gray (Lazer Team, Dumber and Dumber To), Johnny Walter, Aaron Spivey-Sorrells, Peggy Schott, Kaylee King, and Noe de la Garza. In the film, after the death of her mother, an estranged daughter struggles to save her brother and those around her from a malevolent faceless spirit.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 6, 2018
Horror Fuel

The Long Awaited Supernatural Film ‘Flay’ Coming To Digital

The long-awaited, award-winning, horror-fantasy film Flay has released a new trailer ahead of its newly announced February release. Flay is from director Eric Pham, who cut his teeth on several of Robert Rodriguez’s best-known films, including Grindhouse and Sin City. He has also been involved in several other fantastic films, such as Bless the Child, Rules of Engagement, Lethal Weapon 4, The Mask of Zorro, All the Pretty Horses, Red Planet, and Mission: Impossible II. Violett Beane (The Flash), A. Michael Baldwin (Phantasm), Elle LaMont (Alita: Battle Angel, Machete Kills), Dalton Gray (Lazer Team, Dumber and Dumber To), Johnny Walter, Aaron Spivey-Sorrells, Peggy Schott, Kaylee King, and Noe de la Garza star in this dark tale written by Matthew Daley. After the death of her mother, an estranged daughter struggles to save her brother and those around her from a malevolent, faceless spirit. Flay arrives on digital platforms on February 6, 2018, from Distirbber.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 19, 2018