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Watch The New Exclusive Clip From The Crime Thriller ‘The Host’

Ahead of its release later this week, we’ve got an exclusive clip from the gripping crime thriller The Host. In the film, Robert Atkinson who is sick and tired of his everyday grind as a London banker. Hopeful for a better life, he takes a risk with the bank’s money that eventually leads him down a rabbit hole into a world he could not have imagined and one he definitely isn’t prepared for… With nowhere to run, Robert signs up for a trip where, as if by fate, discovers he’s a pawn for a beautiful woman with shady secrets of her own. Fueled by power players, seduction and violence, Robert falls into a deadly game of choice and consequence. Directed by Andy Newbery, The Host, stars Maryam Hassouni, Mike Beckingham, Dougie Poynter, and Nigel Barber. The Host will be available on all On-Demand platforms beginning April 17th. You can pre-order your copy now on iTunes and on Amazon Prime.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 15, 2020
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First Look At The Monster Movie Okja From The Director Of The Host

‘The Host’ director, Bong Joon Ho, has a new Netflix Original monster film on the way, titled ‘Okja’ and the first images have been released via Entertainment Weekly. A mysterious creature called the Okja is being described by Joon as “a very shy and introverted animal.. It’s a unique animal that we’ve never seen before. ” The film follows Okja and Mija (Ahn Seo-hyun), a young South Korean girl. Their adventures leads to New York City. “Red (Lily Collins) is part of a group of animal rights activists that figure into the story,” teases Joon-ho, who filmed in the Financial District. “On Wall Street, it’s the heart of capitalism,” the director notes. “On the surface is a story about an animal, but it’s essentially a story about capitalism.” ‘Okja’ will arrive on Netflix sometime this summer. We will let you know when the trailer arrives.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 26, 2016

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Watch The New Exclusive Clip From The Crime Thriller ‘The Host’

Ahead of its release later this week, we’ve got an exclusive clip from the gripping crime thriller The Host. In the film, Robert Atkinson who is sick and tired of his everyday grind as a London banker. Hopeful for a better life, he takes a risk with the bank’s money that eventually leads him down a rabbit hole into a world he could not have imagined and one he definitely isn’t prepared for… With nowhere to run, Robert signs up for a trip where, as if by fate, discovers he’s a pawn for a beautiful woman with shady secrets of her own. Fueled by power players, seduction and violence, Robert falls into a deadly game of choice and consequence. Directed by Andy Newbery, The Host, stars Maryam Hassouni, Mike Beckingham, Dougie Poynter, and Nigel Barber. The Host will be available on all On-Demand platforms beginning April 17th. You can pre-order your copy now on iTunes and on Amazon Prime.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 15, 2020
Horror Fuel

First Look At The Monster Movie Okja From The Director Of The Host

‘The Host’ director, Bong Joon Ho, has a new Netflix Original monster film on the way, titled ‘Okja’ and the first images have been released via Entertainment Weekly. A mysterious creature called the Okja is being described by Joon as “a very shy and introverted animal.. It’s a unique animal that we’ve never seen before. ” The film follows Okja and Mija (Ahn Seo-hyun), a young South Korean girl. Their adventures leads to New York City. “Red (Lily Collins) is part of a group of animal rights activists that figure into the story,” teases Joon-ho, who filmed in the Financial District. “On Wall Street, it’s the heart of capitalism,” the director notes. “On the surface is a story about an animal, but it’s essentially a story about capitalism.” ‘Okja’ will arrive on Netflix sometime this summer. We will let you know when the trailer arrives.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 26, 2016