Adapted from the novel by Ted Dekker and Frank Pereti, two couples (Reynaldo Rosales, Heidi Dippold, Julie Ann Emery, J.P. Davis) find themselves stranded in Alabama at the mercy of a killer known as the Tin Man (Michael Madsen). Lew Temple, Leslie Easterbrook, Bill Moseley, and Allana Bale also star. Check out the official site. The haunting begins in theaters on Friday.
Bruno (Asa Butterfield), the son of the commandant of the concentration camp (David Thewlis) begins a forbidden friendship with one of the Jewish prisoners (Jack Scanlon). The film is based on the novel by John Boyne. Amber Beattie, Rupert Friend, Gabor Szebenyl, and Cara Hogan also star. The film widens its limited release to include select cities on Friday.
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Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks star in Kevin Smith‘s latest about a pair of longtime friends in need of money who decide to make an adult film together. Traci Lords, Katie Morgan, Jennifer Schwalbach Smith, Jeff Anderson, and Jason Mewes also star. Originally branded NC-17 for language the film won it’s appeal (take that MPAA!) and will be released with an R-rating. Check out the official site. We’ve seen it and we’ll have the review when View Askew returns to theaters on Friday.
The first of two Clint Eastwood films hitting theaters before the end of the year stars Angelina Jolie as a mother institutionalized after she doesn’t believe the child returned to her (Gattlin Griffith) is her missing son. John Malkovich, Colm Feore, Jeffrey Donovan, and Kelly Lynn Warren also star. Check out the official site. The film widens its release into more cities on Friday.
New girl Molly Hartley (Haley Bennett) has a few secrets (like say when her soul was sold to the devil and when she turns 18 things will gt seriously messed-up) which will come back to haunt her and her new classmates in this new thriller from Mickey Liddell. Shannon Marie Woodward, Chace Crawford, Shanna Collins, Jessica Lowndes, and Randy Wayne also star. Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.
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