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Tyler Mane & Scout Taylor-Compton Take A Trip Down ‘Penance Lane’

From director Peter Engert (Aftermath) comes Penance Lane, starring horror icons Tyler Mane (Halloween 1 & 2) and Scout Taylor-Compton (Halloween 1 & 2). The action-packed horror film tells the harrowing story of Crimson Matthews, a hardened criminal fresh out of the joint who takes a job as a handyman in a dilapidated house; but the twisted horrors he finds inside are enough to send anyone running. So why does he stay? John Schneider (The Dukes of Hazzard, Tyler Perry’s The Haves and Have Nots, WB’s Series Smallville), Daniel Roebuck (Getting Grace), William Tokarsky (Jumanji), Renae Geerlings (Halloween II), Travis Love (Black Panther) also star along with WWE Hall of Famers Booker T. Huffman and Diamond Dallas Page. Munier Sharrief, Renae Geerlings, Matt Granger, and Mikey Granger penned the script for the film produced by Mane, Geerling, Jared Safier, Michael Leavy, Steve Della Salla, and Jason Leavy. Penance Lane is be released on VOD on April 21st, 2020.

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Movie Review: Penance Lane (2020)

Crimson Matthews (Tyler Mane), is one hard-ass ex-con who is trying his beastly best to turn over a new leaf. To that end he takes on a job as a handyman of sorts working in an arcane abode down Penance Lane way. As fate, and horror tropes, would have it, ol’ cray-cray Crimson discovers that demonic dwelling is home to it’s fair share of deep, dark sinister secrets… secrets the town is none to pleased to have discovered… and they’ll do anything to make sure they remain hidden in the shadows. Has Crimson traded one prison for another as the house begins to gain a hold on our hero? Let’s kick out the fuckin’ joltin’ jams of Penance Lane with some preternatural positives, shall we? First up, the cast assembled here is absolutely first rate. We get Mane (he of Rob Zombie’s Halloween remakes, and the first X-Men flick, who also produced this freaky fracas) as our oddly named hero,

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Apr 8, 2020

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Tyler Mane & Scout Taylor-Compton Take A Trip Down ‘Penance Lane’

From director Peter Engert (Aftermath) comes Penance Lane, starring horror icons Tyler Mane (Halloween 1 & 2) and Scout Taylor-Compton (Halloween 1 & 2). The action-packed horror film tells the harrowing story of Crimson Matthews, a hardened criminal fresh out of the joint who takes a job as a handyman in a dilapidated house; but the twisted horrors he finds inside are enough to send anyone running. So why does he stay? John Schneider (The Dukes of Hazzard, Tyler Perry’s The Haves and Have Nots, WB’s Series Smallville), Daniel Roebuck (Getting Grace), William Tokarsky (Jumanji), Renae Geerlings (Halloween II), Travis Love (Black Panther) also star along with WWE Hall of Famers Booker T. Huffman and Diamond Dallas Page. Munier Sharrief, Renae Geerlings, Matt Granger, and Mikey Granger penned the script for the film produced by Mane, Geerling, Jared Safier, Michael Leavy, Steve Della Salla, and Jason Leavy. Penance Lane is be released on VOD on April 21st, 2020.

Continue reading →
Horror Fuel

Movie Review: Penance Lane (2020)

Crimson Matthews (Tyler Mane), is one hard-ass ex-con who is trying his beastly best to turn over a new leaf. To that end he takes on a job as a handyman of sorts working in an arcane abode down Penance Lane way. As fate, and horror tropes, would have it, ol’ cray-cray Crimson discovers that demonic dwelling is home to it’s fair share of deep, dark sinister secrets… secrets the town is none to pleased to have discovered… and they’ll do anything to make sure they remain hidden in the shadows. Has Crimson traded one prison for another as the house begins to gain a hold on our hero? Let’s kick out the fuckin’ joltin’ jams of Penance Lane with some preternatural positives, shall we? First up, the cast assembled here is absolutely first rate. We get Mane (he of Rob Zombie’s Halloween remakes, and the first X-Men flick, who also produced this freaky fracas) as our oddly named hero,

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Apr 8, 2020