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A Glimpse At The Dark World Of The Occult Revealed In The New Trailer For ‘Reyes’

The German thriller Reyes has unveiled a brand new trailer that gives viewers a glimpse at the dark world of the occult, including human sacrifice. Kim Sønderholm (Follow the Money, Sinister Visions), Bill Hutchens (Human Centipede 2 & 3), Shawn C. Phillips (The Corpse Grinders, Return to Return to Nuke ‘Em High aka Vol. 2), Antonio Monroi (Apocalypto, “Texas Rising”), Patrick Jahns (Bunker of the Dead, Break), Peter Ahlers (Skatecop), and Aileen Dankyi-Sampong star. In the film, a down-at-heel author is getting into the vortex of an almighty death cult and finds out soon that his destiny is connected to a mysterious woman. While on a journey back to himself, will he be able to get free and to save her? Can the secret society get dashed into pieces, or will it get even stronger? Directed by Patrick Templin and René Wiesner, Reyes is currently filming.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 1, 2017
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IFC Midnight To Sing ‘A Dark Song’ This April

IFC Midnight has given writer-director Liam Gavin’s award-winning, supernatural thriller A Dark Song an April release date. The film follows a young woman, seeking the help of a damaged occultist to perform a dark ritual. The two set out to prepare in a remote house over the course of 6 months, aware that any flaw in their preparations will result in deadly consequences. The dangerous ritual could grant them what they want, but they risk losing their lives and their souls. Starring Mark Huberman, Susan Loughnane, Steve Oram, and Catherine Walker, A Dark Song captures the tragedy of young life lost and the lengths that a mother would go to say good-bye. Rory Gilmartin and Hannah Thomas serve as executive producers for the UK film, with David Collins, Tim Dennis, and Cormac Fox producing. A Dark Song will screen at the Chattanooga Film Festival on April 7th, ahead of its April 28th release in select theaters, on VOD, and on

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 27, 2017

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A Glimpse At The Dark World Of The Occult Revealed In The New Trailer For ‘Reyes’

The German thriller Reyes has unveiled a brand new trailer that gives viewers a glimpse at the dark world of the occult, including human sacrifice. Kim Sønderholm (Follow the Money, Sinister Visions), Bill Hutchens (Human Centipede 2 & 3), Shawn C. Phillips (The Corpse Grinders, Return to Return to Nuke ‘Em High aka Vol. 2), Antonio Monroi (Apocalypto, “Texas Rising”), Patrick Jahns (Bunker of the Dead, Break), Peter Ahlers (Skatecop), and Aileen Dankyi-Sampong star. In the film, a down-at-heel author is getting into the vortex of an almighty death cult and finds out soon that his destiny is connected to a mysterious woman. While on a journey back to himself, will he be able to get free and to save her? Can the secret society get dashed into pieces, or will it get even stronger? Directed by Patrick Templin and René Wiesner, Reyes is currently filming.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 1, 2017
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IFC Midnight To Sing ‘A Dark Song’ This April

IFC Midnight has given writer-director Liam Gavin’s award-winning, supernatural thriller A Dark Song an April release date. The film follows a young woman, seeking the help of a damaged occultist to perform a dark ritual. The two set out to prepare in a remote house over the course of 6 months, aware that any flaw in their preparations will result in deadly consequences. The dangerous ritual could grant them what they want, but they risk losing their lives and their souls. Starring Mark Huberman, Susan Loughnane, Steve Oram, and Catherine Walker, A Dark Song captures the tragedy of young life lost and the lengths that a mother would go to say good-bye. Rory Gilmartin and Hannah Thomas serve as executive producers for the UK film, with David Collins, Tim Dennis, and Cormac Fox producing. A Dark Song will screen at the Chattanooga Film Festival on April 7th, ahead of its April 28th release in select theaters, on VOD, and on

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 27, 2017