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Watch The Creepy Full Trailer For Victor Vu's A VENGEFUL HEART

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Watch The Creepy Full Trailer For Victor Vu's A VENGEFUL HEART

Watch The Creepy Full Trailer For Victor Vu's A VENGEFUL HEART

Posted: 03 Nov 2013 11:00 PM PST

The first official trailer for A Vengeful Heart (a.k.a A Bloody Heart) is out now with English subtitles, showcasing the return of Victor Vu to his favorite genre. With the complete trailer, viewers will get an overview about the film as well as each character. Creepy sound effects and the music made ​​by Christopher Wong are partially revealed in this trailer. It's a nice ride!A Vengeful Heart tells the story of a bridegroom who escorts his new wife to Da Lat resort after heart transplant surgery. But the new heart in her chest is cursed, causing the ghost of a strange young girl to appear, which leads the couple into a frightening nightmare.A Vengeful Heart has been pushed back to February 2014, possibly to avoid competing with road-trip comedy...

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THE NIGHT COMES FOR US And Brings New Art For Timo Tjahjanto's Next With It

Posted: 03 Nov 2013 07:00 PM PST

It's a good time to be a Mo Brother. The Indonesian duo's blood soaked debut Macabre has finally arrived on US shores thanks to Bloody Disgusting - who are offering it up in its entirety for free viewing - and sophomore duo feature Killers is int he can and waiting its turn to be unleashed upon the masses. Throw into the mix Mo Brother Timo Tjahjanto's hugely successful collaboration with The Raid helmer Gareth Huw Evans on the Safe Haven segment of VHS 2  and the obvious question is, "When can we get more?" And the answer is, "Soon."Tjahjanto is continuing his collaboration relationship with Evans, with the pair of them developing upcoming action picture The Night Comes For Us for Evans to produce with...

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HIDDEN IN THE WOODS: Watch The Red Band Trailer For The Michael Biehn Starring Remake

Posted: 03 Nov 2013 06:00 PM PST

Chilean director Patricio Vallarades had himself quite a cult hit on his hands with the original Chilean version of extreme horror picture Hidden In The Woods, enough so that he ended up directing an English language version of the picture earlier this year with Michael Biehn in the lead. And with the film now in post production and gearing up for the American Film Market, the first trailer - very much of the red band variety - has arrived online.Two sisters and their deformed brother have been raised in isolation, and subjected to the torment of their abusive, drug dealing father. When they finally decide to report him to the police, he kills the two officers and is put in jail. But things go from...

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THESE FINAL HOURS: First Trailer For Award Winning Aussie Thriller Ushers In The Apocalypse With A Bang

Posted: 03 Nov 2013 05:30 PM PST

Australian apocalyptic drama These Final Hours was a big winner at the Melbourne International Film Festival - shortly after which it scored a big distribution deal in its homeland - and with the American Film Market just around the corner, international sales agents Celluloid Dreams have published the first trailer for the film on their website.It's the last day on Earth, twelve hours before a cataclysmic event will end life as we know it. A troubled young man named James makes his way across a lawless and chaotic city to the party to end all parties. However, along the way he ends up saving the life of a little girl named Rose, desperately searching for her father. Stuck with the unexpected burden of responsibility, James...

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Tokyo 2013 Interview: Watanabe Hirobumi, The Not-So-Foolish Piggy, Talks AND THE MUD SHIP SAILS AWAY

Posted: 03 Nov 2013 04:00 PM PST

And the Mud Ship Sails Away is an entertaining indie comedy set in Tochigi prefecture, a few hours north of Tokyo. It stars Shibukawa Kiyohiko as Takashi, an unemployed, unmotivated slob who one day gets a visit from a girl claiming to be his dead father's daughter. The film is directed by Watanabe Hirobumi and is the first film made under his own production company Foolish Piggies Films. The film was made with a crew of just four and with a cast of friends and family, including the director's own 96-year-old grandmother and with his brother and company co-founder, Yuji. I sat down with the director to talk about the film and his new production company.In the program notes it says you made the most 'Tochigi-esque'...

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Viennale 2013 Review: I USED TO BE DARKER, A Worthwile Drifter Film Without Too Much Movement

Posted: 03 Nov 2013 11:00 AM PST

With Matthew Porterfield, it is all about drifting and floating, just that there is not much travelling going on. A dreamy feeling of detachment conquers I Used To Be Darker and makes it a cinematographic pleasure. Undoubtedly the film does not get rid of its clichés dealing with a family in crisis and Porterfield has been less conventional before, but there is an honesty about the characters that makes the director's latest, which premiered at Sundance earlier this year, a captivating picture. There are four protagonists in a story about a dysfunctional family and their ways of dealing with separation of certain kinds. Northern Irish teenager Taryn escapes from her European home and a failed love affair, arriving at the home of her aunt Kim,...

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Review: IMAGINE Uses Sounds To Create A Heartwarming Story Of Self-Discovery

Posted: 03 Nov 2013 09:00 AM PST

Imagine is a fascinating and touching film, a somewhat experimental piece that makes perfect use of everyday sounds, intensifying their overall contribution to the storyline in order to create an eerily claustrophobic, yet truly inviting universe. Through a heart-pleasing and deeply intimate story about blind people and their struggle to find a safe place in the community that's more or less indifferent to their situation Andrzej Jakimowski, the director of the picture, lets the viewers, especially all those who are perfectly able to see, experience how essential to our lives are the noises that we hear on a daily basis but not necessarily attach importance to.Jakimowski envisions his characters in a professional, very prestigious center for blind people right in the heart of a small, lively...

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Camera Japan 2013 Review: BURNING BUDDHA MAN Puts Paper On Fire

Posted: 03 Nov 2013 07:05 AM PST

(Just when you thought Japanese films couldn't get any crazier...) This year, the Camera Japan Festival in Rotterdam had a particularly nice anime section, and the film Burning Buddha Man was part of it. However, a case can be made that this title does not count as an anime. Technically speaking, what you're seeing is paper cut-out puppetry which is live-action rather than animation. Then again, Burning Buddha Man is crazy enough not to count as part of anything anyway, and drawings do make up most of the film, so the programmers are probably forgiven. This is a science-fiction fantasy horror action film, and a gory one as well, made with paper cut-out dolls. It's fair to say that first-time director Ujicha (one name only)...

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