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A Dead Wife Returns To Exact Revenge In ‘Domicile’ – First Trailer

They say, “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.” In the case of the main character in writer-director Jared Cohn’s upcoming film, ‘The Domicile’, a man learns that the hard way. Cohn (The Horde) is poised to deliver a ghostly tale of dead wife comeback to get revenge against her cheating husband. Starring Steve Richard Harris, Katherine Flannery, and Sara Malakul, ‘The Domicile’ follows Russel Brody, a one-time successful playwright, works diligently on a follow-up play that could land him back in the spotlight he so eagerly craves. With a baby on the way, however, and a strained marriage, stress and frustration take center stage. When his wife accidentally stumbles down the stairs and dies, Brody’s mental state goes from bad to utter despair. In a bid to help his friend regain his sanity, Brody’s co-writer David Stanley suggests he revisits Lucy, his former mistress. The ghost of Brody’s dead wife awakens to the sordid details of his unfaithfulness,

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Nov 18, 2016
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High-Octane Action Meets Horror In The Horde

The Horde, directed by Jared Cohn and written by Paul Logan, is a cross between The Hills Have Eyes and Rambo. It’s high-octane action combined with horror. The star, Paul Logan first dealt with mutants, of the fish variety, in Mega Piranha. Now, he faces mutants once again in The Horde. Logan stars as John, a former Navy Seal, joining his girlfriend and her photography class on a camping trip deep in the woods. On the way to their camping site they stop for a bite in the nearby backwater town. A couple of men playing pool set their sites on the women in the group. Of course, John handles business. Once at the camp site the students head out in to the woods to take photos. But we all know that kids running about in the woods in a horror film never goes well for their characters. One- by-one the students are grabbed by a group of mutant humans.

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Apr 30, 2016

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Horror Fuel

A Dead Wife Returns To Exact Revenge In ‘Domicile’ – First Trailer

They say, “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.” In the case of the main character in writer-director Jared Cohn’s upcoming film, ‘The Domicile’, a man learns that the hard way. Cohn (The Horde) is poised to deliver a ghostly tale of dead wife comeback to get revenge against her cheating husband. Starring Steve Richard Harris, Katherine Flannery, and Sara Malakul, ‘The Domicile’ follows Russel Brody, a one-time successful playwright, works diligently on a follow-up play that could land him back in the spotlight he so eagerly craves. With a baby on the way, however, and a strained marriage, stress and frustration take center stage. When his wife accidentally stumbles down the stairs and dies, Brody’s mental state goes from bad to utter despair. In a bid to help his friend regain his sanity, Brody’s co-writer David Stanley suggests he revisits Lucy, his former mistress. The ghost of Brody’s dead wife awakens to the sordid details of his unfaithfulness,

Continue reading →
Nov 18, 2016
Horror Fuel

High-Octane Action Meets Horror In The Horde

The Horde, directed by Jared Cohn and written by Paul Logan, is a cross between The Hills Have Eyes and Rambo. It’s high-octane action combined with horror. The star, Paul Logan first dealt with mutants, of the fish variety, in Mega Piranha. Now, he faces mutants once again in The Horde. Logan stars as John, a former Navy Seal, joining his girlfriend and her photography class on a camping trip deep in the woods. On the way to their camping site they stop for a bite in the nearby backwater town. A couple of men playing pool set their sites on the women in the group. Of course, John handles business. Once at the camp site the students head out in to the woods to take photos. But we all know that kids running about in the woods in a horror film never goes well for their characters. One- by-one the students are grabbed by a group of mutant humans.

Continue reading →
Apr 30, 2016