RLJE Films’ latest bare-knuckle action drama, The Fight Machine is now available on DVD in the U.S. as of this past Tuesday, and our third and final exclusive fight scene clip is now available to enjoy.
Published July 26: Take a look at almost any film about boxing or sportfighting, and in almost every instance, you’ll find an underlying theme pertinent to the film’s character development through questions of “Why?” – “Why fight?”, “Why keep going?”, “Why hurt yourself?”. The best thing viewers can take away from this point on is how this aspect of the film gets broken down, further putting the pieces to the puzzle together to help answer the necessary questions, something that speaks inherently to a film like Sweet Karma and Spare Parts helmer Andrew Thomas Hunt‘s newest action drama, The Fight Machine.
Completely doing away with the noble and heroic Turbo Kid image is consumate actor Munro Chambers now poised to creep us all out this Fall in Michael Peterson’s new thriller, Knuckleball. After screening at this year’s Fantasia Festival, the new contained thriller will release in select theaters abd on VOD and Digital HD beginning October 5.
Following its world premiere at Cinequest this Spring and several festival and market stops thereafter director Michael Peterson’s new movie, Knuckleball, now has a home in Canada. Word from ScreenAnarchy notes of the film’s acquisition at Raven Banner with a Fall release in tow ahead of the film’s upcoming Fantasia premiere on Saturday.
Meet Stegman. He’s dead. In this crime comedy, bizarre assassins must come together to unravel the puzzle of Stegman’s blackmail secret, and why he’s already dead on the set of his own porn film. Stegman’s secret is somewhere within the rooms of his expansive suburban seventies bungalow, and the cops are already circling. Gus and Evy, two of the central characters, must escape Stegman’s house only to discover the true nature of his secret at last, and with it, the awful realization that now… they have to break back in.
Falling short of its entry into the 2012 horror anthology, The ABC’s Of Death, didnt prove to be an impediment at all for the folks over at Montreal-based film group, Road Kill Super Star. Their gore-filled 2011 post-apocalyptic short, T Is For Turbo, certainly had its appeal enough for the company to move forward with a feature film production late last year now in the form of Turbo Kid with ABC’s Of Death producer Ant Timpson and Hobo With A Shotgun helmer Jason Eisener also producing.
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