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Blu-ray Review: The Bloodhound (2020)

Estranged college chums Francis (Liam Aiken) and Jean Paul (Joe Adler) re-unite as ol’ JP has some sort of malady and could use a helping hand or two, and Francis is down on his luck and needs a place to stay. Also in the abode is JP’s twin sis, Vivian (Annalise Basso), whom Francis has a past with… but JP tells Francis to stay away from her as she’s become violently unhinged… but as is the way, the two do meet, and Viv has a doomsayer bag to lay all upon our hero involving her brother. Also in the mix is the eponymous Bloodhound, a crawling, faceless figure springing forth from JP’s nightmares that exists only to destroy the occupants of whatever house he decides to grace with his unholy presence… so Francis is in for one hell of a visit, that’s for damn sure… The Bloodhound, a slow-burn, loosey-goosey interpretation of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Fall of the House

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DanXIII
Mar 27, 2021
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Arrow To Unleash ‘The Bloodhound’ This March

This March The Bloodhound will be unleashed by Arrow Video. Writer-director Patrick Picard makes his feature debut with the film based on Edgar Allen Poe’s The Fall of the House of Usher. Starring Liam Aiken, Joe Adler, and Annalise Basso, the film begins when a dispossessed young man is summoned to the secluded home of his wealthy childhood friend, who is suffering from a mysterious affliction. Upon his arrival, Francis realizes that JP and his ethereal twin sister Vivian are the sole surviving members of the privileged Luret family, whose legacy has been one of depression and self-destruction, and the only occupants of their family estate. As the old friends attempt to reconnect, a number of inexplicable incidents begin to occur within the house. Arrow Video will release The Bloodhound on Blu-ray on March 23rd, 2021. Special features: Audio commentary by director Patrick Pacard and editor David Scorca On the Trail of Bloodhound: Behind the Scenes Four short films from

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 28, 2020
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Witness The Opening Scene Of ‘The Honor Farm’

Karen Skloss’ supernatural horror film, The Honor Farm, which premiered at SXSW, is currently making its rounds at film festivals across the country. It will be making its next stop at The Magnolia Theater in Dallas, Texas on April 4th and 5th. Olivia Applegate, Liam Aiken, Louis Hunter, Dora Madison, Katie Folger, Michael Eric Reid, Mackenzie Astin, Michelle Forbes, Christina Parrish, and Josephine McAdam star in this film about a prom night gone horribly wrong. When Lucy’s prom night falls apart, she finds herself jumping into a hearse headed for a psychedelic party in the woods. Looking for a thrill, the party wanders deeper into the forest, to a haunted and abandoned prison work farm. A secret wish and a summoning of the dead sends the group on a mind-bending trip into a dangerous trap. Skloss set out on a mission to portray today’s modern day teens as realistically as possible. How did she do it? She did something few

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 29, 2017

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Blu-ray Review: The Bloodhound (2020)

Estranged college chums Francis (Liam Aiken) and Jean Paul (Joe Adler) re-unite as ol’ JP has some sort of malady and could use a helping hand or two, and Francis is down on his luck and needs a place to stay. Also in the abode is JP’s twin sis, Vivian (Annalise Basso), whom Francis has a past with… but JP tells Francis to stay away from her as she’s become violently unhinged… but as is the way, the two do meet, and Viv has a doomsayer bag to lay all upon our hero involving her brother. Also in the mix is the eponymous Bloodhound, a crawling, faceless figure springing forth from JP’s nightmares that exists only to destroy the occupants of whatever house he decides to grace with his unholy presence… so Francis is in for one hell of a visit, that’s for damn sure… The Bloodhound, a slow-burn, loosey-goosey interpretation of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Fall of the House

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Mar 27, 2021
Horror Fuel

Arrow To Unleash ‘The Bloodhound’ This March

This March The Bloodhound will be unleashed by Arrow Video. Writer-director Patrick Picard makes his feature debut with the film based on Edgar Allen Poe’s The Fall of the House of Usher. Starring Liam Aiken, Joe Adler, and Annalise Basso, the film begins when a dispossessed young man is summoned to the secluded home of his wealthy childhood friend, who is suffering from a mysterious affliction. Upon his arrival, Francis realizes that JP and his ethereal twin sister Vivian are the sole surviving members of the privileged Luret family, whose legacy has been one of depression and self-destruction, and the only occupants of their family estate. As the old friends attempt to reconnect, a number of inexplicable incidents begin to occur within the house. Arrow Video will release The Bloodhound on Blu-ray on March 23rd, 2021. Special features: Audio commentary by director Patrick Pacard and editor David Scorca On the Trail of Bloodhound: Behind the Scenes Four short films from

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 28, 2020
Horror Fuel

Witness The Opening Scene Of ‘The Honor Farm’

Karen Skloss’ supernatural horror film, The Honor Farm, which premiered at SXSW, is currently making its rounds at film festivals across the country. It will be making its next stop at The Magnolia Theater in Dallas, Texas on April 4th and 5th. Olivia Applegate, Liam Aiken, Louis Hunter, Dora Madison, Katie Folger, Michael Eric Reid, Mackenzie Astin, Michelle Forbes, Christina Parrish, and Josephine McAdam star in this film about a prom night gone horribly wrong. When Lucy’s prom night falls apart, she finds herself jumping into a hearse headed for a psychedelic party in the woods. Looking for a thrill, the party wanders deeper into the forest, to a haunted and abandoned prison work farm. A secret wish and a summoning of the dead sends the group on a mind-bending trip into a dangerous trap. Skloss set out on a mission to portray today’s modern day teens as realistically as possible. How did she do it? She did something few

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 29, 2017