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A Vengeful Spirit Is Born In The First Clip From ‘Killing Joan’

The first clip for the supernatural revenge thriller Killing Joan is here. Starring Jamie Bernadette (interview), the film centers on Joan Butler, an implacable spirit out to bring down the mobsters that left her for dead in writer-director Todd Bartoo’s highly-anticipated and unique unification of The Crow and Death Wish, Killing Joan is set to be released this April from Uncork’d Entertainment. Joan (Jamie Bernadette, All Girl’s Weekend, I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu) is an enforcer known for her ruthless tactics and wild abandon. After she is double crossed by her boss and left for dead, she becomes a vengeful spirit and is doomed to wander the Earth until she is able to take down the men that attacked her. With, “eye-popping visual effects by Paul Lada (Prometheus, Harry Potter, Pacific Rim Uprising) and a superlative support cast including Teo Celigo, Erik Aude, David Carey Foster, Katarina Leigh Waters, Erin O’Brien and Daniel Gardner, Killing Joan is the

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Mar 26, 2018
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Movie Review: Killing Joan is a Taut Revenge Thriller with a Twist!

Joan is a loose cannon (it’s all murder and menage a trois with this lady…and the occasional unfinished taco salad) mob enforcer that leads a small black-clad kill crew on all sorts of underworld escapades. This is all fine and dandy except that her unorthodox approach to the work at hand leads to her boss, Frank (David Carey Foster), to grow wary of her…which eventually leads to her being betrayed and left for dead by those she once killed for. Well, Joan doesn’t stay down for long as something soon brings her back from the brink of death and bestows upon her strange supernatural powers. Now our heroine can travel between and even control the shadows as she enacts her dark revenge…a revenge that may make her vulnerable to an evil greater than the mob. Killing Joan has a great premise; a mob enforcer resurrected with dark powers is the stuff of comic book awesome, and lead actress (and genre

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Mar 4, 2018
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This April A Vengeful Spirit Is Unleashed In ‘Killing Joan’

This April, Jamie Bernadette (American Satan (review), I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu) is on a mission as a vengeful spirit in writer-director Todd Bartoo’s highly-anticipated film Killing Joan. Joan, an enforcer known for her ruthless tactics and wild abandon. After she is double-crossed by her boss and left for dead, she becomes a vengeful spirit and is doomed to wander the Earth until she is able to take down the men that attacked her. With eye-popping visual effects by Paul Lada (Prometheus, Harry Potter, Pacific Rim Uprising) and a fantastic supporting cast that includes Teo Celigo, Erik Aude, David Carey Foster, Katarina Leigh Waters, Erin O’Brien, and Daniel Gardner, Killing Joan is the film to die for this April. Killing Joan arrives on Digital on April 4, 2018, followed by its DVD release on July 7th, from Uncork’d Entertainment.

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A Vengeful Spirit Is Born In The First Clip From ‘Killing Joan’

The first clip for the supernatural revenge thriller Killing Joan is here. Starring Jamie Bernadette (interview), the film centers on Joan Butler, an implacable spirit out to bring down the mobsters that left her for dead in writer-director Todd Bartoo’s highly-anticipated and unique unification of The Crow and Death Wish, Killing Joan is set to be released this April from Uncork’d Entertainment. Joan (Jamie Bernadette, All Girl’s Weekend, I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu) is an enforcer known for her ruthless tactics and wild abandon. After she is double crossed by her boss and left for dead, she becomes a vengeful spirit and is doomed to wander the Earth until she is able to take down the men that attacked her. With, “eye-popping visual effects by Paul Lada (Prometheus, Harry Potter, Pacific Rim Uprising) and a superlative support cast including Teo Celigo, Erik Aude, David Carey Foster, Katarina Leigh Waters, Erin O’Brien and Daniel Gardner, Killing Joan is the

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Mar 26, 2018
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Movie Review: Killing Joan is a Taut Revenge Thriller with a Twist!

Joan is a loose cannon (it’s all murder and menage a trois with this lady…and the occasional unfinished taco salad) mob enforcer that leads a small black-clad kill crew on all sorts of underworld escapades. This is all fine and dandy except that her unorthodox approach to the work at hand leads to her boss, Frank (David Carey Foster), to grow wary of her…which eventually leads to her being betrayed and left for dead by those she once killed for. Well, Joan doesn’t stay down for long as something soon brings her back from the brink of death and bestows upon her strange supernatural powers. Now our heroine can travel between and even control the shadows as she enacts her dark revenge…a revenge that may make her vulnerable to an evil greater than the mob. Killing Joan has a great premise; a mob enforcer resurrected with dark powers is the stuff of comic book awesome, and lead actress (and genre

Continue reading →
Mar 4, 2018
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This April A Vengeful Spirit Is Unleashed In ‘Killing Joan’

This April, Jamie Bernadette (American Satan (review), I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu) is on a mission as a vengeful spirit in writer-director Todd Bartoo’s highly-anticipated film Killing Joan. Joan, an enforcer known for her ruthless tactics and wild abandon. After she is double-crossed by her boss and left for dead, she becomes a vengeful spirit and is doomed to wander the Earth until she is able to take down the men that attacked her. With eye-popping visual effects by Paul Lada (Prometheus, Harry Potter, Pacific Rim Uprising) and a fantastic supporting cast that includes Teo Celigo, Erik Aude, David Carey Foster, Katarina Leigh Waters, Erin O’Brien, and Daniel Gardner, Killing Joan is the film to die for this April. Killing Joan arrives on Digital on April 4, 2018, followed by its DVD release on July 7th, from Uncork’d Entertainment.

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