Australian Horror Film Bloody Hell Movie Hopes For A 3-Film Franchise + Acquires Distribution Deal
I’m excited because the Bloody Hell movie has a new poster and trailer. News broke via The Hollywood Reporter on 28th October that the film has sorted its distribution deal out. The Bloody Hell film will be going with Entertainment Squad under the genre label The Horror Collective. What does this mean? It means a wide release is imminent for those who missed it during the virtual festival events in 2020 can see it from January 14th, 2021.
New Bloody Hell Trailer, Poster & Where to Watch in 2021
Firstly, here’s what we know about the story:
For Rex, the phrase “out of the fire and into the flood” has never been as true as it is for him.
Starring Ben O’Toole (Nekrotronic 2018 and Hacksaw Ridge 2016 ) as the protagonist, Rex, from Idaho. Bloody Hell is described as a dark and comedic horror movie.
- Director Alister Grierson
- Writer Robert Benjamin
New Official 2020 Trailer for Bloody Hell Movie
The story says Rex decides to escape from his hell by fleeing to Helsinki, where things take a downward turn.
Most importantly, the movie has been cited as having plenty of intense action. Rex has been likened to being in the same vein as John McClane from Die Hard. Imagine if he was turned into a modern-day character and inserted into a horror movie.
Bloody Hell will star Caroline Craig, Matthew Sunderland, Travis Jeffery, and Jack Finsterer, all seasoned performers. Meg Fraser and David Hill will also feature as members of a Finnish family and are newcomers to the full-length film realm.
The filmmakers think this film is going to be a winner. To clarify, they think it’s so good, that producers hope they’ll get a three-film franchise out of it. Mother of Movies can confirm, this film is bloody good and you must bloody see it.
For the full spoiler-free review check out Bloody Hell movie review 2020 via Nightstream Film Festival Online Event.
The Director and Writer
Bloody Hell is directed by Alister Grierson who is well-known for his film Kokoda 2006. Written by Robert Benjamin, this is his first solo feature-length film after a series of shorts. If you’d like to check out Kokoda the movie is available as a rental on Ozflix.com.
Filming commenced in April 2019 taking place on the Gold Coast, Australia. Bloody Hell movie premiered at Fantasy Film Festival in September 2020 along with Nightstream Film Festival in October.
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Produced by Australian Company Eclectik Vision & American Heart Sleeve Productions
Bloody Hell movie released in Australian on October 8th, 2020. It will then head for a North American and international release in select theaters plus other platforms and is scheduled for January 2021.
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