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The trailer for Lawrie Brewster and Sarah Daly’s upcoming supernatural thriller The Black Gloves, their fourth film together including The Unkindness of Ravens, is getting a lot of attention. Recently, legendary writer-director Guillermo del Toro praised the trailer for the film saying that it is “Very good. Great images and great visual storytelling and evocation of Soavi and Bava.” From the Press Release: Responding to a Tweet from screenwriter Sarah Daly, the legendary director praised the film’s trailer, saying it was “Very good. Great images… and great visual storytelling and evocation of Soavi and Bava.” The Black Gloves is the latest offering from director/writer team Lawrie Brewster and Sarah Daly of Scotland’s indie horror house Hex Media. Inspired by classic chillers such as Hitchcock’s Rebecca and Jack Clayton’s The Innocents, The Black Gloves tells the story of a psychologist obsessed with the disappearance of his young patient, and the menacing owl-headed figure that plagued her nightmares. His investigations lead him
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Diego Boneta (Scream Queens, Summer Camp) stars as Michael, an American traveling in South America in ‘City of Dead Men’, coming to VOD this December. Directed by Kirk Sullivan and written by Andrew Poston, ‘City of Dead Men’ follows Micheal, a young man backpacking through South America. When he arrives in Medellin, Columbia he discovers that he’s run out of money. When he meets a young Colombian woman (Maria Mesa) and is introduced to a group of misfits and their mysterious leader (Jackson Rathbone), who lives in an abandoned psychiatric hospital, he thinks he has found the answer to his problems. At first accepting their friendship and shelter, it soon becomes clear something terrible happened in the hospital. By the time that discovers that an entire wing of children committed suicide in his new home, it might be too late for him to get out with his life. Juan Diego, Aldana Gomez, Camilo Calvo, Sanastian Diaz, Humberto Dorando, and Andres
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Trailers
The trailer for Lawrie Brewster and Sarah Daly’s upcoming supernatural thriller The Black Gloves, their fourth film together including The Unkindness of Ravens, is getting a lot of attention. Recently, legendary writer-director Guillermo del Toro praised the trailer for the film saying that it is “Very good. Great images and great visual storytelling and evocation of Soavi and Bava.” From the Press Release: Responding to a Tweet from screenwriter Sarah Daly, the legendary director praised the film’s trailer, saying it was “Very good. Great images… and great visual storytelling and evocation of Soavi and Bava.” The Black Gloves is the latest offering from director/writer team Lawrie Brewster and Sarah Daly of Scotland’s indie horror house Hex Media. Inspired by classic chillers such as Hitchcock’s Rebecca and Jack Clayton’s The Innocents, The Black Gloves tells the story of a psychologist obsessed with the disappearance of his young patient, and the menacing owl-headed figure that plagued her nightmares. His investigations lead him
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Trailers
Diego Boneta (Scream Queens, Summer Camp) stars as Michael, an American traveling in South America in ‘City of Dead Men’, coming to VOD this December. Directed by Kirk Sullivan and written by Andrew Poston, ‘City of Dead Men’ follows Micheal, a young man backpacking through South America. When he arrives in Medellin, Columbia he discovers that he’s run out of money. When he meets a young Colombian woman (Maria Mesa) and is introduced to a group of misfits and their mysterious leader (Jackson Rathbone), who lives in an abandoned psychiatric hospital, he thinks he has found the answer to his problems. At first accepting their friendship and shelter, it soon becomes clear something terrible happened in the hospital. By the time that discovers that an entire wing of children committed suicide in his new home, it might be too late for him to get out with his life. Juan Diego, Aldana Gomez, Camilo Calvo, Sanastian Diaz, Humberto Dorando, and Andres
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