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Horrorfest ’10: Main Event Trailer Debut, ‘Kill Theory’ Final Film, Over 100 New Images!
We’ve added hundreds upon hundreds of new images to our database. You can check them all out by clicking here and then clicking the title you want. The After Dark Horrorfest is back with it’s 4th Installment in 2010. There are 8 more films to die for in this annual celebration of horror started in 2006 by After Dark Films. This year’s “fest” includes a wide range of horror from psychological to slasher, creature feature to ghost story. This year’s titles are: Dread, Lake Mungo, The Reeds, The Graves, Zombies of Mass Destruction, The Final, Hidden and the newly added Kill Theory, Lionsgate’s long delayed film starring Agnes Bruckner. The fourth annual Horrorfest opens in limited theaters on January 29. Click here for info on all 8 films or just read on for the 2-minute long trailer.
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The official Resident Evil trailer has arrived this morning, bringing a closer look at the nonstop survival horror ride filled with references to Capcom’s classic game series and T-virus gore.
Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil opens in theaters and IMAX September 18 from Sony.
The trailer below introduces Austin Abrams (Weapons) as Bryan, a medical courier who unwittingly finds himself in a non-stop race for survival as one fateful, horrifying night collapses around him in chaos.
Cregger directs from a script he co-wrote with Shay Hatten (John Wick: Chapters 3 & 4).
The trailer keeps its focus on the central human character arriving amidst an outbreak, revealing very little in the way of its mutated threats. The film’s director previously teased not to expect a zombie-heavy film.
Cregger explains, “This movie doesn’t utilize zombies that much. It’s much more focused on the weird creature stuff than the zombies. There’s really only two scenes, maybe three, where there’s proper zombie stuff going on. And two of those three are in the trailer.”
“But other than that… I wouldn’t call this like a zombie movie,” Cregger previews. “I just feel like, you have this opportunity for the T-Virus to do all these really fascinating things to the human body, and to the world around you, and so to just limit it to zombies feels like a squandered opportunity. So I tried to really vary it up.”
According to the film’s listing on the AMC Theatres website, the runtime for Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil is 1 hour, 35 minutes, making it one of the franchise’s shortest movies.
And we are expecting a very intense, fast-paced 95 minutes from the film.
Watch the new trailer below, spot the signature Resident Evil shotgun shells and more.