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Genre veterans Veronica Cartwright (Alien, The Birds), Barry Bostwick (The Rocky Horror Picture Show) star in Tate Bunker‘s feature debut, the sci-fi supernatural thriller The Field. In the film, to save their marriage, Ben (Tim Higgins) and Lydia (Kara Mulrooney) risk it all and buy a farmstead in small-town Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Lydia is determined to transform the rotting house into a dream home and finally start a family, but Ben’s photographs reveal they’re not alone… Mysterious figures begin appearing in Ben’s photos and Lydia unearths grotesque artifacts in their house. An odd woman called Edith (Veronica Cartwright) is found to be living in a chicken coop on their property. Sheriff Roy (Mark Metcalf) tells the couple that Edith was abducted as a girl and gallery owner George (Barry Bostwick) warns Ben to stop taking pictures. Or else. Written by Tate Bunker and Anthony Wood, the film is executive produced by Tate Bunker, Miles O’Neil, Curtis Brehm. The Field arrives on
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Greetings, my Little Xenomorphs. Yes, I know you’re all accustomed to the moniker of Little Monsters, but today is the 26th of April or 4/26, thus making it ALIEN DAY! I trust I don’t need to explain the relevance of the number combination in relation to the movie Alien. BUT, for those of you who don’t know, it’s a reference to the planet, known as LV-426, where the crew of the star-freighter Nostromo first encountered the facehugger that “impregnated” Ash (played by the late great John Hurt). OK, that’s enough of that, because we’re here to focus on TWO wonderful Women of Horror today. That’s right, count ’em…one, two. As you can clearly see, the focus today is on the only two female female cast members of Ridley Scott’s classic 1979 film, Alien – Veronica Cartwright and Sigourney Weaver. Both of these ladies would grace the world with their presence in 1949. Veronica A. Cartwright was born on April 20th
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Parade Deck Films has announced the upcoming theatrical release of Douglas Schulze’s festival favorite ‘The Dark Below’ as well as the film’s trailer and poster. The story centers on a young woman (Shafer) trapped and struggling beneath a frozen lake while a serial killer (Brown) stalks her from the surface. Starring ‘Alien’ actress Veronica Cartwright, Lauren Mae Shafer (Fractured) , David G.B. Brown (Mimesis), Zachary Levine (Legion), Seraphina Anne Zom (Blood of Soldiers), and Tiffany Burs (The Parricidal Effect), ‘The Dark Below’ has been highly anticipated since it made its rounds at film festivals, including FrightFest, Fantasia, Toronto After Dark and Monsters of Film in Sweden. This tense, fear driven, survival film is the forth from acclaimed writer-director Douglas Shulze, who also directed ‘Mimesis’ and ‘Dark Fields’. The film features a soundtrack by multi-platinum recording artist Eric Bobo (Cypress Hill, The Beastie Boys). ‘The Dark Below’ will open in select theaters in the US on March 10, 2017.
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Genre veterans Veronica Cartwright (Alien, The Birds), Barry Bostwick (The Rocky Horror Picture Show) star in Tate Bunker‘s feature debut, the sci-fi supernatural thriller The Field. In the film, to save their marriage, Ben (Tim Higgins) and Lydia (Kara Mulrooney) risk it all and buy a farmstead in small-town Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Lydia is determined to transform the rotting house into a dream home and finally start a family, but Ben’s photographs reveal they’re not alone… Mysterious figures begin appearing in Ben’s photos and Lydia unearths grotesque artifacts in their house. An odd woman called Edith (Veronica Cartwright) is found to be living in a chicken coop on their property. Sheriff Roy (Mark Metcalf) tells the couple that Edith was abducted as a girl and gallery owner George (Barry Bostwick) warns Ben to stop taking pictures. Or else. Written by Tate Bunker and Anthony Wood, the film is executive produced by Tate Bunker, Miles O’Neil, Curtis Brehm. The Field arrives on
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Greetings, my Little Xenomorphs. Yes, I know you’re all accustomed to the moniker of Little Monsters, but today is the 26th of April or 4/26, thus making it ALIEN DAY! I trust I don’t need to explain the relevance of the number combination in relation to the movie Alien. BUT, for those of you who don’t know, it’s a reference to the planet, known as LV-426, where the crew of the star-freighter Nostromo first encountered the facehugger that “impregnated” Ash (played by the late great John Hurt). OK, that’s enough of that, because we’re here to focus on TWO wonderful Women of Horror today. That’s right, count ’em…one, two. As you can clearly see, the focus today is on the only two female female cast members of Ridley Scott’s classic 1979 film, Alien – Veronica Cartwright and Sigourney Weaver. Both of these ladies would grace the world with their presence in 1949. Veronica A. Cartwright was born on April 20th
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Parade Deck Films has announced the upcoming theatrical release of Douglas Schulze’s festival favorite ‘The Dark Below’ as well as the film’s trailer and poster. The story centers on a young woman (Shafer) trapped and struggling beneath a frozen lake while a serial killer (Brown) stalks her from the surface. Starring ‘Alien’ actress Veronica Cartwright, Lauren Mae Shafer (Fractured) , David G.B. Brown (Mimesis), Zachary Levine (Legion), Seraphina Anne Zom (Blood of Soldiers), and Tiffany Burs (The Parricidal Effect), ‘The Dark Below’ has been highly anticipated since it made its rounds at film festivals, including FrightFest, Fantasia, Toronto After Dark and Monsters of Film in Sweden. This tense, fear driven, survival film is the forth from acclaimed writer-director Douglas Shulze, who also directed ‘Mimesis’ and ‘Dark Fields’. The film features a soundtrack by multi-platinum recording artist Eric Bobo (Cypress Hill, The Beastie Boys). ‘The Dark Below’ will open in select theaters in the US on March 10, 2017.
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