GIRLS… CARS… AND A LOT OF BLOOD…in new horror movie
July 5, 2007
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GIRLS… CARS… AND A LOT OF BLOOD…in new horror movie
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Miami, FL (July 3, 2007) — The independent powerhouse MTI Home Video, along with their Studio Partner Artist View Entertainment, will release the action adventure film MOVIN’ TOO FAST on DVD August 14, 2007 (prebook July 17). The film will be shown in widescreen format, with behind-the-scenes footage, interactive menus, scene selection, trailers, and optional Spanish subtitles.
MOVIN’ TOO FAST is a wild adventure. Two beautiful law students, Melissa (Terry) and Nina (Alexander), plan to travel across the country, but end up on a horrific, high speed, all or nothing race for their lives! On a stretch of lonely deserted highway, a mysterious police car stops them, yet no one exits the car. The young ladies drive off, thinking they are in the clear. What happens shortly after is quite the opposite… And quickly a psychotic game of cat and mouse begins, where the only way to survive is for these girls to become what’s hunting them!
The film stars Marquita Terry, Layla Alexander (Molotov Samba), Matthew Glave (Corky Romano, Rock Star, The Wedding Singer), Jack Kehelr (Men in Black II, Fever Pitch), Eric Michael Cole (In Memory of my Father, New Best Friend), Réal Andrews (Lookin’ Italian), Sonya Eddy (Bad News Bears, Coach Carter), Christopher Jones (Big Momma’s House 2, You Got Served), and Jonathan Quint (I Know What You Did Last Summer). The film was written, directed and produced by Eric Chambers, with Kerry Rossall also producing.
DETAILS:
YEAR: 2006 DVD: $24.95 SRP
RATED: R RUNNING TIME: 91 minutes
GENRE: Action / Adventure PREMIERES: DVD Premiere
STREET: August 14, 2007 PREORDER: July 17, 2007
Now in their 23rd year, MTI Home Video is a full service independent motion picture studio that produces and distributes feature films to the domestic marketplace. Based in Miami, Florida, the independent releases in excess of forty films each year in conjunction with their six Studio Partners. For more information, please visit www.mtivideo.com
Rob Zombie’s Halloween’ movie Gets Insanely Gory, New Ending!
July 3, 2007
Rob Zombie’s Halloween’ movie Gets Insanely Gory, New Ending!
Some crazy new Intel came into B-D this morning as we’ve been informed that Rob Zombie has been hard at work filming new material for his remake of Halloween, which is slated for release on August 31. Today ended seven straight days of grueling filming around the Los Angeles area, which included the addition of six, count ‘em, six new death sequences! The film has been given a serious boost in violence, gore and bloodshed… but that’s not the big news - we received word that an entire new finale has been shot. Details are mum on what is different, but we’re told the new ending is quite gruesome!! Watch for the return of Michael Myers in classic fashion in only two months. Click the title above for more news, pics, the trailer and poster.
http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/9260
L.A.’S ECHOES OF ETERNITY LAUNCH MAIDEN TOUR WITH SYMPHONY X
July 3, 2007
ON AUGUST 7TH
SIX COLLEGE GUYS WILL FIND
HAS GIRLS TO DIE FOR!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Miami, FL (July 2, 2007) — MTI Home Video, the independent powerhouse that brought you THE LAST SUPPER, ANGST, and LIVE FEED, will next bring you MUSTANG SALLY’S HORROR HOUSE. The seductive horror film will be released on DVD August 7 (prebook July 10), and will be shown in 16:9 widescreen format, with 5.1 stereo surround sound, interactive menus, scene selection, optional Spanish subtitles, and trailers.
MUSTANG SALLY’S HORROR HOUSE stars E.G. Daily (The Devil’s Rejects, Pledge This!), Mark Parrish (Home of the Brave), and Lindsey Labrum (Cutting Room, Potheads: The Movie). The film was written, directed and produced by Iren Koster (Dead End, Meet Me in Miami), with Tracey Silvers also producing.
This is the story of six college friends who plan on ending their summer with a bang… but end up getting a lot more than they bargained for. They decide to visit a whorehouse where they hear the girls are to die for! The Madam, Mustang Sally, introduces them to the girls of their dreams. But some dreams are really nightmares - and Mustang Sally has a dark secret… One by one, each of the guys is lured into a trap that has been unexpectedly prepared specially for them. Step inside… take a peek! Revenge, as they say, can be sweet.
DETAILS:
YEAR: 2006 DVD: $24.95 SRP
RATED: R RUNNING TIME: 88 minutes
GENRE: Horror PREMIERES: DVD Premiere
STREET: August 7, 2007 PREORDER: July 10, 2007
Now in their 23rd year, MTI Home Video is a full service independent motion picture studio that produces and distributes feature films to the domestic marketplace. Based in Miami, Florida, the independent releases in excess of forty films each year in conjunction with their six Studio Partners. For more information, please visit www.mtivideo.com.
New Rob Zombie’s movie site is up Halloween
June 8, 2007
New Rob Zombie’s movie site is up:
http://www.halloween-themovie.com/
Lordi horror movie ‘gets state funding’
June 4, 2007
Lordi film ‘gets state funding’
A horror film by 2006 Eurovision Song Contest winners Lordi has received 300,000 euros (£200,000) funding from the Finnish government, reports say.
Dark Floors, which will feature the rock band’s four members, is being shot in Finland at a cost of 4.2m euros (£2.84m), according to Screen Daily.
The film, which features a largely Finnish cast, will premiere in the country on 8 February.
Lordi recently introduced the film at the Cannes Film Festival.
Monster attack
The movie, which is currently being filmed in northern Finland, is described by the band’s lead singer, Mr Lordi, as a “traditional modern horror” that will feature monsters and “horrific scenes”.
It is being shot in English and will tell the story of a monster attack, with an autistic child the only person who can save the world.
Mr Lordi, real name Tomi Putaansuu, added that the band’s latex masks and monstrous costumes were derived from horror films so it was “kind of natural” for them to make their own movie.
The group have branched out into other areas, including a Lordi-themed restaurant and a Lordi cola drink, since winning the Eurovision Song Contest with Hard Rock Hallelujah.
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