COMING SOON: The Visitors


If you know who Jeremy Hull is (and you really should) then you will know that he is a really cool individual who is super talented, as well. His feature debut comes out next year (hopefully) and we have a sneak peek of it here!

The film stars a bunch of people that you've most likely have never heard of before...but, you will...I promise. Ava Dalgaard, Michael Edwards, Anna Rodriguez and our personal favorite...Rachel Claire. Rachel was also in a little film called Gelato Giallo...which, incidentally, Jeremy Hull also helped out in. Anyway...the premise sounds really cool as it promises a bit of John Carpenter's The Thing  in there. Altho, I'm getting a bit of a Stake Land/The Battery kinda vibe...which is still pretty goddamn awesome. Anyway...enough of me babbling on...here's the synopsis:

SYNOPSIS - After settling into their new home in the country, the Cooper families night of peaceful relaxation is brought to an abrupt halt when two mysterious drifters come knocking on their door. As the drifters attempt to unleash a strategic plan of terror upon the unsuspecting family, their plan is soon foiled by a flesh eating creature fixated on only one thing; survival. In order for the family to survive the night they must entrust in the one person who once sought to harm them, but as the events of the evening begin to unravel it becomes clear that there is more to this situation than meets the eye and more than one monster lurking in the shadows.

Check out the official Teaser Trailer that was just recently released. Pretty freakin' creepy, if you ask me:







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Did we mention that we love us some Rachel Claire?
Because we do...bloody creature hands and all.





Thanks for reading,

bryan.




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