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Bunny Rabbit recently sold out its UK debut at FrightFest. Now, this dread-inducing film is reaching a wider audience across the USA, UK, and Australia. Early access is currently available exclusively on the film’s official website. Moreover, wider digital channel releases are coming soon. Fans of slow-burn psychological horror should prepare themselves for a disturbing descent into desperation and hunger. Surviving the Collapse The story begins after a massive climate collapse. Meanwhile, a young woman roams ruined, barren Australian landscapes. Previously, she was raised solely on scavenged books and B-movies. Now, she lives alone in a decaying, old shack. Basic food is running out fast everywhere. She begins a horrific psychological descent as she begins to hunt other survivors. Inspiration from Reality Real Australian wildfires reportedly inspired director James Branson. Specifically, in late 2019, a dark orange hue descended, and the apocalyptic fires swallowed vast territories and countless homes. As a result, Branson questioned the consequences of real climate disasters.
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It’s 2072, and shit is Blade Runner as fuck. In this foggy, moving billboard landscape a new form of extremely popular motorcycle sport has arisen, and no one is better at it than ol’ Drake (Jared Martin, who you may remember from the ultra-gory late ’80s War of the Worlds television show)… and while the fans love him to itty-bitty pieces, the network sees him as a hurdle in the way of promoting further, more deadlier entertainment… namely a program where death row prisoners are offered a chance at redemption by competing in a “to the death” blood sport! A solution is soon reached; send in some whistling dime store Droogs, have them off Drakes’ lady, and when Drake goes Blood Simple on their asses, throw him in the hoosegow… thus making him a criminal and eligible to “participate” in the new gladiatorial games. Once in training he meets his rag-tag team; acid-scarred dude, Fred “the Hammer” Williamson, mohawk karate
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From writer-director Ana Lily Amirpour (A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night) comes the post-apocalyptic film ‘The Bad Batch’, a movie set in a world filled with violence, cannibals, cults, bad guys, and thieves. It gives off a serious ‘Mad Max’ meets ‘The Hills Have Eyes’ feel and we like it. I mean come on, a shirtless Momoa as an ass-kicking bad man? Yes, please! The film, a “dystopian love story in a Texas wasteland, is set in a Texas wasteland in a community of cannibals”, has some serious star power including names like Jason Momoa, Keanu Reeves, Jim Carey, Diego Luna, Giovanni Ribisi, and Suki Waterhouse. Don’t miss ‘The Bad Batch’ in theaters on June 23rd from Neon.
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Bunny Rabbit recently sold out its UK debut at FrightFest. Now, this dread-inducing film is reaching a wider audience across the USA, UK, and Australia. Early access is currently available exclusively on the film’s official website. Moreover, wider digital channel releases are coming soon. Fans of slow-burn psychological horror should prepare themselves for a disturbing descent into desperation and hunger. Surviving the Collapse The story begins after a massive climate collapse. Meanwhile, a young woman roams ruined, barren Australian landscapes. Previously, she was raised solely on scavenged books and B-movies. Now, she lives alone in a decaying, old shack. Basic food is running out fast everywhere. She begins a horrific psychological descent as she begins to hunt other survivors. Inspiration from Reality Real Australian wildfires reportedly inspired director James Branson. Specifically, in late 2019, a dark orange hue descended, and the apocalyptic fires swallowed vast territories and countless homes. As a result, Branson questioned the consequences of real climate disasters.
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It’s 2072, and shit is Blade Runner as fuck. In this foggy, moving billboard landscape a new form of extremely popular motorcycle sport has arisen, and no one is better at it than ol’ Drake (Jared Martin, who you may remember from the ultra-gory late ’80s War of the Worlds television show)… and while the fans love him to itty-bitty pieces, the network sees him as a hurdle in the way of promoting further, more deadlier entertainment… namely a program where death row prisoners are offered a chance at redemption by competing in a “to the death” blood sport! A solution is soon reached; send in some whistling dime store Droogs, have them off Drakes’ lady, and when Drake goes Blood Simple on their asses, throw him in the hoosegow… thus making him a criminal and eligible to “participate” in the new gladiatorial games. Once in training he meets his rag-tag team; acid-scarred dude, Fred “the Hammer” Williamson, mohawk karate
Continue reading →
Trailers
From writer-director Ana Lily Amirpour (A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night) comes the post-apocalyptic film ‘The Bad Batch’, a movie set in a world filled with violence, cannibals, cults, bad guys, and thieves. It gives off a serious ‘Mad Max’ meets ‘The Hills Have Eyes’ feel and we like it. I mean come on, a shirtless Momoa as an ass-kicking bad man? Yes, please! The film, a “dystopian love story in a Texas wasteland, is set in a Texas wasteland in a community of cannibals”, has some serious star power including names like Jason Momoa, Keanu Reeves, Jim Carey, Diego Luna, Giovanni Ribisi, and Suki Waterhouse. Don’t miss ‘The Bad Batch’ in theaters on June 23rd from Neon.
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