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An Indian Spirit Exacting Revenge Through The Body of a Young Deaf Woman | How Can You Go Wrong

Published

7 years ago

March 7, 2016

Writer, Editor and Director Michael S. Ojeda takes one of the most incomprehensible plot lines that I have ever heard of and spins it into one of the most brilliant and “bloody” heartfelt masterpieces I have ever been privy to witness on screen.

‘Avenged’ is a movie that doesn’t take long to pick up steam. Director Michael S. Ojeda immediately sets up the strange nature of this film, when Zoe (Amanda Adrienne) is given one last gift from her late father, a Pontiac GTO. She is warned that it may not be a good idea to travel west alone due to the fact that it is a desolate place, and people tend to be a bit “Crazy.” she is also alerted to the notable fact, “What if your car breaks down..?” Zoe decides against her better judgment, and embarks on a journey to see her loving boyfriend.

After a few stops, and some fun photography, her world takes a turn for the worst when she intercepts some men being chased down by a murderous gang.

“HOW CAN YOU GO WRONG WITH AN INDIAN SPIRIT EXACTING REVENGE THROUGH THE ZOMBIE BODY OF A YOUNG BEAUTIFUL DEAF WOMAN”

This movie then spirals into what can only be described as one of the most original, supernatural, blood-fest, love stories I have ever seen in independent film history, led with brilliant acting and heart felt emotion from star Amanda Adrienne. Oh yeah, and did I mention blood-fest..? yes, this isn’t one for the faint of heart. If you are a fan of violence, blood, gore and guts coupled with creative fatalities… You have come to the right place and will be in for a treat.

I personally would recommend this movie to anyone who is on the hunt for a very well written independent movie, that brings together elements of originality that you wouldn’t normally think can be pulled off together on screen. ‘Avenged,’ leaves us with a heart felt ending that brings it all back to what’s at its core. “Revenge and Love”

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The Boogeyman | Official Trailer | 20th Century Studios

The Boogeyman is an upcoming American supernatural horror film directed by Rob Savage from a screenplay by Scott Beck, Bryan Woods and Mark Heyman, based on the 1973 short story of the same name by Stephen King.

Published

2 months ago

January 29, 2023

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Genre:

Horror, Mystery, Thriller

Release Date:

June 2, 2023

Director:

Rob Savage

Cast:

Chris Messina, Sophie Thatcher, David Distmalchian

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Olivia Cooke to Play a Nun in Horror Film ‘Visitation’

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2 months ago

January 19, 2023

Darian Scalamoni

Horror has been one of the most profitable genres in recent years due to its low cost to produce scary pics while constantly drawing in audiences. Pair that theory with a fresh star like one from HBO’s House of the Dragon and you might have a hit on your hands. That’s exactly what director Nicolas Pesce (The Grudge, Eyes of My Mother) aims to do with his latest horror film as Deadline is reporting that Olivia Cooke (House of the Dragon, Ready Player One) will lead Visitation.

Visitation will follow a 14-year-old girl named Maria who is sent away to live with nuns while her mother is dying of an illness, however, her stay at the monastery quickly takes an eerie turn as one of her caretakers starts to be enamored with her for all the wrong reasons. Cooke is set to play a nun who is central to the story, but further character details are under wraps for now. Cooke will be joined in the film by other cast members Isla Johnston, Alfie Allen, Penelope Wilton and Stephen Rea.

Cooke is best known for her role as Alicent Hightower in the new hit HBO fantasy/drama House of the Dragon. She has also appeared in supporting roles for indies such as Me and Earl and the Dying Girl and Sound of Metal as well as supporting roles in blockbusters such as Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One. Cooke will next appear in the thriller, Mother’s Milk alongside Hilary Swank and Jack Reynor. Alfie Allen is also no stranger to the Game of Thrones universe as he starred as Theon Greyjoy in the HBO series. He most recently appeared in the MGM+ show SAS Rogue Heroes. While Johnston played the younger version of Beth Harmon in Netflix’s The Queen’s Gambit and Rea most recently appeared alongside Emily Blunt in the Amazon series, The English but is best known for his Oscar-nominated role in 1992’s The Crying Game.