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A Creature Is Raised In The Trailer For ‘The Golem’

Picture it, it’s 17th century in Lithuania, there is an outbreak of a deadly plague and foreign invaders. A woman desperate to protect her village conjures an ancient entity. The Paz brothers, who brought us the supernatural film JeruZalem (review), have announced the February release of their latest film The Golem. The film centers on, Hanna (Hani Furstenberg), the wife of a rabbi (Ishai Golen), Hanna (Hani Furstenberg). Hanna conjures a dangerous entity to protect her Jewish community from foreign invaders. But the creature is far more dangerous than she knows. During our interview with Yoav Paz, he went into detail about the film as well explaining the history of the golem. He also revealed that the ritual in the film is very real. It features a dark Jewish mythology about a creature. The legends say that when Jews were in danger a Rabi could make a Golem out of clay and mud to protect them. Golems were the basis

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jan 12, 2019

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Yoav Paz Talks JeruZalem 2, The Golem, And More In Our Interview

The Paz brothers, known for their supernatural film JeruZalem (review), have a new film on its way titled The Golem. I sat down for a chat with Yoav Paz, one half of the writing and directing duo, to talk about JeruZalem, The Golem and much more. Horror Fuel: “I really enjoyed JeruZalem. It’s a great, unique film. Was it actually filmed in Jerusalem? Yoav Paz: “It was. Some of it was filmed in Nazareth and other old cities. It was just an hour’s drive from where I live in Telavive, driving there is like driving to a different country. We are working on the sequel which will also be filmed there. We are almost done with the script.” Horror Fuel: “That is fantastic news! I can’t wait to see it! Was it hard to arrange to film in those cities?” Yoav Paz: “We kept a low profile with a little crew. We shot a lot in the streets and in

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Nov 5, 2018

From the Crypt

JeruZalem Sequel To Feature Virtual Reality

The found footage subgenre is a favorite of many horror fans due the way it pulls viewers into the action. Now, Doron and Yoav Paz are taking things a step further with their upcoming sequel to their 2015 film JeruZalem, which has already been green-lighted by financier and distributor Epic Pictures Group. Deadline reports that writer/directors Doron and Yoav Paz will be incorporating “…an extensive virtual reality component in which viewers can immerse themselves in the film.” The team at Epic Pictures helped us realize our dream of scaring the shit out of people all over the world!” The Paz brothers stated. “We’re thrilled to partner with them again for JeruZalem 2 – this time with a virtual reality element that opens up a whole new world of creative opportunities for us as filmmakers. Last month Google and IMAX announced last month that a new VR camera was being developed. Epic also met with possible new Virtual Reality partners at

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 21, 2016

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A Review Of The Found Footage Horror Film JeruZalem

The found footage supernatural film JeruZalem, both written and directed by Doron and Yoav Paz, arrives on RedBox April 26th. There are three gates to Hell. One in the desert…One in the ocean…And one in…Jeruzalem. On judgement Day, Hell shall inherit the Earth… The film centers on Rachel (Yael Grobglas) and Sarah (Danielle Jadelyn), two American women who board a plane and meet a charming young archaeologist named Kevin (Yon Tumarkin). He persuades the young women to travel with him to Jerusalem. Once they arrive at the hostel Rachel strikes up a romance with Omar (Tom Graziani) while Sarah and Kevin grow closer. Things suddenly take a turn for the worst when Kevin begins to think that something is happening, and he’s right, the biblical apocalypse has begun. Suddenly demons begin to flood the city, infecting people they come in contact with. Rachel, Sarah, Kevin and Omar, along with the rest of the city are now fighting to find away

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Apr 23, 2016

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