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U.S. Release Date Announced For The Werewolf Film Howl

Special effects master Paul Hyett, known for his work on films such as 2005’s The Decent and Attack the Block (2011), has a new film titled Howl. The werewolf film stars Downtown Abbey actor Ed Speleers, Holly Weston (John Carter), Elliot Cowan (Da Vinci’s Demons), Amit Shah (Lilyhammer) and Shauna Macdonald, who worked with Hyett on The Decent. Howl follows a group of passengers who find themselves in serious trouble when their train stops deep in the woods. When the train’s conductor exits the train to investigate why it stopped, he doesn’t return, leaving the ticket inspector to manage the crisis alone. Being stranded is the least of their worries, something is stalking the group from the shadows and it’s hungry. Howl will arrive in the U.S. on DVD on January 12th via Metrodome International .

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Crying Wolf To Be Unleashed This December

Uncork’d Entertainment’s ‘Crying Wolf‘ will be unleashed in select theaters on December 12th. The British werewolf horror-comedy was written by Andy Davie, Michael Dale, and Tony Jopia, who also directed the movie. ‘Crying Wolf stars Hugh Edwards (‘Apocalypse’),Guy Mannerings (‘Kingsman’), Marco Radice (‘Dark Soulmate’), Gabriela Hersham (Gypsy), Kristofer Dayne (‘Going Home’), Rosie Pearson (‘Razzle Dazzle’), Ian Donnelly (‘Deadtime’), Kimberly Jaraj (‘Knife Edge’), David Sellicks (‘The Zombie King’) and Roger Pinkha. ‘Crying Wolf’ begins in a small English village named Deddington, a town that frequently experiences strange happenings. After the brutal death of a local woman is blamed on a rabid creature, two hunters on a mission of revenge, arrive undercover as camping guides. A group of friends has hired the guides to take them camping, not knowing their secret of being a pack of werewolves is known. On their way to the campsite, they pick up two hitchhikers and one of the group’s stepsister. Tensions run high and things are

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Paul Hyett’s Film ‘Howl’ Promises To Breathe New Life Into The Werewolf Genre

Special effects master Paul Hyett, known for his work on films such as 2005’s ‘ The Decent’ and ‘Attack the Block’ (2011), is directing a new project titled ‘Howl’. The werewolf film stars ‘Downton Abbey’ actor Ed Speleers, Holly Weston (John Carter), Elliot Cowan (Da Vinci’s Demons), Amit Shah (Lilyhammer) and Shauna Macdonald, who worked with Hyett on ‘The Decent’.‘Howl’ follows a group of passengers who find themselves in serious trouble when their train stops deep in the woods. When the train’s conductor exits the train to investigate why it stopped, he doesn’t return, leaving the ticket inspector to manage the crisis alone. Being stranded is the least of their worries. Something is stalking the group from the shadows and it’s hungry. ‘Howl’ will arrive in theaters on October 16th and on DVD October 26th via Metrodome International .

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When Animals Dream Gets U.S. Release Date

As Marie (Sonia Suhl) approaches her birthday she begins to notice that her body is changing and she does not understand why. As she begins to hunt for the truth her family and their history lead her on frightening journey. The towns’ people, weary after several mysterious deaths, are beginning to notice the changes in Marie, but her father will do all he can to shield her from them for as long as he can. Director Jonas Alexander Arnby breathes life into this unusual werewolf coming of age story, which stars Lars Mikkelsen, Sonja Richter, Jakob Oftebro and Stig Hoffmeyer. ‘When Animals Dream’ will be released in the U.S. on August 28, 2015.

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Aug 26, 2015
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Beware, The Werewolf is ‘Uncaged’ In This Indie Thriller

Image Entertainment has acquired the rights to ‘Uncaged’, the indie film from first time director Daniel Robbins. The werewolf film, which was shot in New York, stars Gene Jones, who stared in ‘The Sacrament’ and ‘No Country for Old Men’. The film follows a young man (Ben Getz) who, after waking up several times in the woods with no memory of how he got there, straps on a camera to get answers. After watching the tape from the night, he realizes that he’s a killer and a werewolf. ‘Uncaged’ will be out later this year.

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Paul Hyett’s Film ‘Howl’ Promises To Breathe New Life Into The Werewolf Genre

Special effects master Paul Hyett, known for his work on films such as 2005’s ‘ The Decent’ and ‘Attack the Block’ (2011), is directing a new project titled ‘Howl’. The werewolf film stars ‘Downton Abbey’ actor Ed Speleers, Holly Weston (John Carter), Elliot Cowan (Da Vinci’s Demons), Amit Shah (Lilyhammer) and Shauna Macdonald, who worked with Hyett on ‘The Decent’. ‘Howl’ follows a group of passengers who find themselves in serious trouble when their train stops deep in the woods. When the train’s conductor exits the train to investigate why it stopped, he doesn’t return, leaving the ticket inspector to manage the crisis alone. Being stranded is the least of their worries. Something is stalking the group from the shadows. ‘Howl’ will be released later this year.

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May 18, 2015

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U.S. Release Date Announced For The Werewolf Film Howl

Special effects master Paul Hyett, known for his work on films such as 2005’s The Decent and Attack the Block (2011), has a new film titled Howl. The werewolf film stars Downtown Abbey actor Ed Speleers, Holly Weston (John Carter), Elliot Cowan (Da Vinci’s Demons), Amit Shah (Lilyhammer) and Shauna Macdonald, who worked with Hyett on The Decent. Howl follows a group of passengers who find themselves in serious trouble when their train stops deep in the woods. When the train’s conductor exits the train to investigate why it stopped, he doesn’t return, leaving the ticket inspector to manage the crisis alone. Being stranded is the least of their worries, something is stalking the group from the shadows and it’s hungry. Howl will arrive in the U.S. on DVD on January 12th via Metrodome International .

Continue reading →
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Crying Wolf To Be Unleashed This December

Uncork’d Entertainment’s ‘Crying Wolf‘ will be unleashed in select theaters on December 12th. The British werewolf horror-comedy was written by Andy Davie, Michael Dale, and Tony Jopia, who also directed the movie. ‘Crying Wolf stars Hugh Edwards (‘Apocalypse’),Guy Mannerings (‘Kingsman’), Marco Radice (‘Dark Soulmate’), Gabriela Hersham (Gypsy), Kristofer Dayne (‘Going Home’), Rosie Pearson (‘Razzle Dazzle’), Ian Donnelly (‘Deadtime’), Kimberly Jaraj (‘Knife Edge’), David Sellicks (‘The Zombie King’) and Roger Pinkha. ‘Crying Wolf’ begins in a small English village named Deddington, a town that frequently experiences strange happenings. After the brutal death of a local woman is blamed on a rabid creature, two hunters on a mission of revenge, arrive undercover as camping guides. A group of friends has hired the guides to take them camping, not knowing their secret of being a pack of werewolves is known. On their way to the campsite, they pick up two hitchhikers and one of the group’s stepsister. Tensions run high and things are

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Paul Hyett’s Film ‘Howl’ Promises To Breathe New Life Into The Werewolf Genre

Special effects master Paul Hyett, known for his work on films such as 2005’s ‘ The Decent’ and ‘Attack the Block’ (2011), is directing a new project titled ‘Howl’. The werewolf film stars ‘Downton Abbey’ actor Ed Speleers, Holly Weston (John Carter), Elliot Cowan (Da Vinci’s Demons), Amit Shah (Lilyhammer) and Shauna Macdonald, who worked with Hyett on ‘The Decent’.‘Howl’ follows a group of passengers who find themselves in serious trouble when their train stops deep in the woods. When the train’s conductor exits the train to investigate why it stopped, he doesn’t return, leaving the ticket inspector to manage the crisis alone. Being stranded is the least of their worries. Something is stalking the group from the shadows and it’s hungry. ‘Howl’ will arrive in theaters on October 16th and on DVD October 26th via Metrodome International .

Continue reading →
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When Animals Dream Gets U.S. Release Date

As Marie (Sonia Suhl) approaches her birthday she begins to notice that her body is changing and she does not understand why. As she begins to hunt for the truth her family and their history lead her on frightening journey. The towns’ people, weary after several mysterious deaths, are beginning to notice the changes in Marie, but her father will do all he can to shield her from them for as long as he can. Director Jonas Alexander Arnby breathes life into this unusual werewolf coming of age story, which stars Lars Mikkelsen, Sonja Richter, Jakob Oftebro and Stig Hoffmeyer. ‘When Animals Dream’ will be released in the U.S. on August 28, 2015.

Continue reading →
Aug 26, 2015
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Beware, The Werewolf is ‘Uncaged’ In This Indie Thriller

Image Entertainment has acquired the rights to ‘Uncaged’, the indie film from first time director Daniel Robbins. The werewolf film, which was shot in New York, stars Gene Jones, who stared in ‘The Sacrament’ and ‘No Country for Old Men’. The film follows a young man (Ben Getz) who, after waking up several times in the woods with no memory of how he got there, straps on a camera to get answers. After watching the tape from the night, he realizes that he’s a killer and a werewolf. ‘Uncaged’ will be out later this year.

Continue reading →
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Paul Hyett’s Film ‘Howl’ Promises To Breathe New Life Into The Werewolf Genre

Special effects master Paul Hyett, known for his work on films such as 2005’s ‘ The Decent’ and ‘Attack the Block’ (2011), is directing a new project titled ‘Howl’. The werewolf film stars ‘Downton Abbey’ actor Ed Speleers, Holly Weston (John Carter), Elliot Cowan (Da Vinci’s Demons), Amit Shah (Lilyhammer) and Shauna Macdonald, who worked with Hyett on ‘The Decent’. ‘Howl’ follows a group of passengers who find themselves in serious trouble when their train stops deep in the woods. When the train’s conductor exits the train to investigate why it stopped, he doesn’t return, leaving the ticket inspector to manage the crisis alone. Being stranded is the least of their worries. Something is stalking the group from the shadows. ‘Howl’ will be released later this year.

Continue reading →
May 18, 2015