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New Poster For ‘The School’ Teaches A Lesson In Terror

New artwork (above) has arrived for award-winning writer-director Storm Ashwood’s supernatural genre thriller The School. The film centers on Amy, a doctor who struggles to cope with her emergency room duties while her son is in a coma. After being reprimanded by her boss for obsessively believing her son can still wake up, she becomes trapped in a coma/purgatory of her own in a school where children from her past emerge to taunt and test her to her core, putting in doubt if she will be able to save her son and escape The School. Nicholas Hope, Megan Drury, Texas Watterston, William Charles McDonald, Milly Alcock, Sassy Soupidis, Christian Willis, Leah Ashwood, and Jack Ruwald co-star in this unnerving tale. Jim Robinson and Blake Northfield produced with Phil Hunt and Compton Ross serving as executive producers for the Australian film. The School was filmed at the oldest mental institute in Australia, the Gladesville Mental Asylum. Founded in the 1830’s, the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 23, 2018
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Enter ‘The School’ And Learn A Lesson In Terror (Trailer)

Watch the first trailer for t supernatural thriller The School, which we first reported back in April, from Australian award-winning writer-director Storm Ashwood (Boys in the Trees). The film centers on “Amy, an attractive, successful surgeon, who struggles to cope with her emergency room duties and those of a young mother looking after her hospitalized son who has fallen into a coma. After being reprimanded by her boss, Dr. Wang, for obsessively believing her son will wake up, she becomes trapped in a coma/purgatory of her own – The School – where children from her past emerge to taunt and test her to her core, putting in doubt whether Amy will be able to save her son and leave The School.” Nicholas Hope, Megan Drury, Texas Watterston, William Charles McDonald, Milly Alcock, Sassy Soupidis, Christian Willis, Leah Ashwood, and Jack Ruwald co-star in this unnerving tale. Jim Robinson and Blake Northfield produce with Phil Hunt and Compton Ross serving as

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 22, 2017
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First Images Arrive For THE SCHOOL, Filmed Inside A Real Mental Asylum

Bronte Pictures has wrapped principle photography on their supernatural thriller The School, which we first reported back in April, from Australian award-winning writer-director Storm Ashwood and we have the first batch of images. The film centers on “Amy, an attractive, successful surgeon, who struggles to cope with her emergency room duties and those of a young mother looking after her hospitalized son who has fallen into a coma. After being reprimanded by her boss, Dr. Wang, for obsessively believing her son will wake up, she becomes trapped in a coma/purgatory of her own – The School – where children from her past emerge to taunt and test her to her core, putting in doubt whether Amy will be able to save her son and leave The School.” Nicholas Hope, Megan Drury, Texas Watterston, William Charles McDonald, Milly Alcock, Sassy Soupidis, Christian Willis, Leah Ashwood, and Jack Ruwald co-star in this unnerving tale. Jim Robinsion and Blake Northfield produce with Phil

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 7, 2017
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THE SCHOOL Begins Filming In A Mental Asylum

Production has begun on director Storm Ashwood’s supernatural thriller The School. The movie is being filmed inside Australia’s Gladesville Mental asylum, ScreenDaily reports. Combining the themes of fear and parenting and utilizing similar styles in modern ghost films with an homage to the Japanese horror genre, The School promises to be a classic horror thriller alongside films such as The Orphanage, The Others, and The Ring.” Ashwood said. Starring Megan Drury, Will McDonald, Jack Ruwald, and Nicholas Hope, the film centers on a surgeon and mother of a comatose son who become trapped in a building haunted by children from her past.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 17, 2017

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New Poster For ‘The School’ Teaches A Lesson In Terror

New artwork (above) has arrived for award-winning writer-director Storm Ashwood’s supernatural genre thriller The School. The film centers on Amy, a doctor who struggles to cope with her emergency room duties while her son is in a coma. After being reprimanded by her boss for obsessively believing her son can still wake up, she becomes trapped in a coma/purgatory of her own in a school where children from her past emerge to taunt and test her to her core, putting in doubt if she will be able to save her son and escape The School. Nicholas Hope, Megan Drury, Texas Watterston, William Charles McDonald, Milly Alcock, Sassy Soupidis, Christian Willis, Leah Ashwood, and Jack Ruwald co-star in this unnerving tale. Jim Robinson and Blake Northfield produced with Phil Hunt and Compton Ross serving as executive producers for the Australian film. The School was filmed at the oldest mental institute in Australia, the Gladesville Mental Asylum. Founded in the 1830’s, the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 23, 2018
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Enter ‘The School’ And Learn A Lesson In Terror (Trailer)

Watch the first trailer for t supernatural thriller The School, which we first reported back in April, from Australian award-winning writer-director Storm Ashwood (Boys in the Trees). The film centers on “Amy, an attractive, successful surgeon, who struggles to cope with her emergency room duties and those of a young mother looking after her hospitalized son who has fallen into a coma. After being reprimanded by her boss, Dr. Wang, for obsessively believing her son will wake up, she becomes trapped in a coma/purgatory of her own – The School – where children from her past emerge to taunt and test her to her core, putting in doubt whether Amy will be able to save her son and leave The School.” Nicholas Hope, Megan Drury, Texas Watterston, William Charles McDonald, Milly Alcock, Sassy Soupidis, Christian Willis, Leah Ashwood, and Jack Ruwald co-star in this unnerving tale. Jim Robinson and Blake Northfield produce with Phil Hunt and Compton Ross serving as

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 22, 2017
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First Images Arrive For THE SCHOOL, Filmed Inside A Real Mental Asylum

Bronte Pictures has wrapped principle photography on their supernatural thriller The School, which we first reported back in April, from Australian award-winning writer-director Storm Ashwood and we have the first batch of images. The film centers on “Amy, an attractive, successful surgeon, who struggles to cope with her emergency room duties and those of a young mother looking after her hospitalized son who has fallen into a coma. After being reprimanded by her boss, Dr. Wang, for obsessively believing her son will wake up, she becomes trapped in a coma/purgatory of her own – The School – where children from her past emerge to taunt and test her to her core, putting in doubt whether Amy will be able to save her son and leave The School.” Nicholas Hope, Megan Drury, Texas Watterston, William Charles McDonald, Milly Alcock, Sassy Soupidis, Christian Willis, Leah Ashwood, and Jack Ruwald co-star in this unnerving tale. Jim Robinsion and Blake Northfield produce with Phil

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 7, 2017
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THE SCHOOL Begins Filming In A Mental Asylum

Production has begun on director Storm Ashwood’s supernatural thriller The School. The movie is being filmed inside Australia’s Gladesville Mental asylum, ScreenDaily reports. Combining the themes of fear and parenting and utilizing similar styles in modern ghost films with an homage to the Japanese horror genre, The School promises to be a classic horror thriller alongside films such as The Orphanage, The Others, and The Ring.” Ashwood said. Starring Megan Drury, Will McDonald, Jack Ruwald, and Nicholas Hope, the film centers on a surgeon and mother of a comatose son who become trapped in a building haunted by children from her past.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 17, 2017