DARK SECRETS: GAME OF DEATH CHAPTER 2: Official Trailer For Timo Rose’s Dark Martial Arts Horror Odyssey
David Ruessel and Maja Trojanowski return for the new installment.
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GAME OF DEATH: THE SIX DOORS TO HELL Teaser Reveals Timo Rose’s New Dark Indie Fantasy Martial Arts Actioner!
The martial arts movie crowd is always down for some new faces. David Ruessel is the latest to arrive on the indie scene and under the stewardship of director Timo Rose for new psychedelic dystopian actioner, Game Of Death: The Six Doors To Hell. Inspired by Bruce Lees last movie GAME OF DEATH, but also the classic tale DANTES INFERNO the movie tells the story of Ken Shiro. The best fighter in a dystopian world ruled by ‘The Regime’, a worldwide government, who oppress the weak, torture them and kill them. Only the strong survive. When the Daughter of Ken Shiro is kidnapped to hell, guided by a mysterious woman he goes on a journey to find the gate to hell and save his daughter…whatever it takes. If you took what you could from the images we revealed a few weeks ago, a brand new teaser has arrived to help […]
GAME OF DEATH: THE SIX DOORS TO HELL: A Look At Timo Rose’s Psychedelic New Fantasy Martial Arts Indie Thriller [EXCLUSIVE]
German filmmaker and musician Timo “Norris” Rose’s resumé might stand familiar for anyone in the niche who regularly consumes indie horror. He’s got thirty years in the field and his latest now comes primed with martial arts fan fare in English-language indie fantasy actioner, Game Of Death: The Six Doors To Hell. Rose is directing the film from a script he wrote with Asian film expert Nando Rohner, who birthed the idea. It features actor and martial arts master David Ruessel (The Last Kumite), Deena Unverzagt (SOKO Hamburg), Carlos Nikolai (Gunpowder Milkshake), Maya Trojanowski (Death Wish Zero), Annelie Harner, and Li Yan-Long of 1984’s South Shaolin Master fame. Touting a blend of elements from “Dante’s Inferno” and Bruce Lee’s seminal final film, Game Of Death, Rose’s film is billed as a love letter to Hong Kong cinema and manga/anime nods like Story Of Ricky and Fist Of The North Star. […]