Horror
Channel’s film highlights for May includes the UK TV premiere for director
Michael S. Ojeda’s provocative and compelling SAVAGED, Sat 16 May @ 22:55.
THE CROW meets I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE in a viciously gory supernatural
shocker made in 2013 by Michael S.Ojeda. Travelling across country to be with
her fiancé, deaf mute Zoe (the entrancing Amanda Adrienne) stumbles on a
horrific crime. Zoe’s brave attempt to intervene seals her fate; she's
brutalized and left for dead. When an Indian shaman finds her clinging to life
in a shallow grave he attempts to save her – but in the mystical process the
spirit of an ancient Apache warrior enters her corpse hell-bent on revenge. But
can she slaughter the men who attacked her in time before her body decomposes
completely?
Link
to official promo trailer for May highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-3WRsUxBAM
There
are also UK TV premieres for Daniel Benmayor’s heart-pumping slasher PAINTBALL
and Martin Barnewitz’s chilling prequel to ‘The Messengers’ – MESSENGERS 2:
SCARECROW
Fri
15 May @ 21:00 – PAINTBALL (2009) * UK TV Premiere
Eight
strangers engaged in an intense game of experts-only paintball find their
friendly game taking a terrifying turn when one of the team begins playing by a
different set of rules. What was once a team sport has become a relentless
struggle for individual survival as the combatants gradually come to realize
that their greatest adversary may be the very game they set out to play. This
fast-paced tale of trigger terrors is directed by Daniel Benmayor and
stars Brendan Mackey, Jennifer Matter and Patrick Regis.
Fri 1 May @ 21:00 – MESSENGERS 2: SACRECROW (2009) - *UK TV
Premiere
In
this prequel to the Pang Brothers' terrifying debut, the eerie backstory of
farmer John Rollins (Norman Reedus) plays out in all its bone-chilling glory.
Doing what he believes must be done in order to save his family and livelihood,
John places an odd scarecrow among his crops and promptly reaps the benefits.
But not for long. Produced by the celebrated Ghosthouse Pictures (30 Days of
Night, Drag
Me To Hell),
this is one hayride best not taken alone. Directed by Martin
Barnewitz and co-starring Heather Stephens & Claire Holt.
Plus,
there are Network premieres for Peter Burger’s supernatural inker THE
TATTOOIST, Toby Wilkins’ fast-paced parasite thriller SPLINTER and Richard
Gray’s MINE GAMES, a tense time-twister that packs an explosive punch.
Fri
8 May @ 21.00 – MINE GAMES (2012) *Network Premiere
A
group of friends travel up to a cabin located deep within the forest. Shortly
after arriving, they stumble across an abandoned mine and decide to explore the
dark and mysterious tunnels. As the group hikes deeper within the mine, they
make a shocking discovery that quickly turns their excitement into fear. Hunted
by a mysterious force, the group must work together to escape the mine alive.
This terrifying trip into unchartered hell stars: Briana Evigan, Ethan Peck and
Julianna Guill. Directed by Richard Grey
Sat
23 May @ 22:45 – THE TATTOOIST (2007) *Network Premiere
A
talented tattoo artist (Jason Behr) discovers that his attempt to master the
‘Samoan tatau’ tradition has awakened a vengeful supernatural force. In his
devastating journey into Pacific mysticism, Jake must find a way to save his
new love, Sina (Mia Black) and recover his own soul. This superior and
compelling tale of tattoos, murders and ultimate redemption is the debut
feature of ‘Bloodlines’ director Peter Burger and also stars Nathaniel Lees and
Robbie Magasiva.
Fri 30 May @ 22:50 – SPLINTER (2008) *Network Premiere
Polly
Watt (Jill Wagner) and boyfriend Seth Belzer (Paulo Costanzo) are on a road
trip when they're carjacked and kidnapped by low-rent crooks Dennis Farell
(Shea Whigham) and Lacey Belisle (Rachel Krebs). Plotting their next move, they
find themselves in deeper trouble than any of them could have imagined -- a
blood-crazed, parasitic creature that absorbs the corpses of its victims has
the two couples in its sights. Finding shelter at an abandoned gas station,
they must use their wits and every weapon at their disposal to stave off the
onslaught, not only from the insatiable creature, but also each
other. This a fun-filled, visually-captivating slaughterfest directed by
Toby Wilkins (The Grudge 3)
TV:
Sky 319 / Virgin 149 / Freesat 138 | Freeview 70
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