One other upcoming prospect for action fans will be the release of Chief Of Station, from director Jesse V. Johnson. Deadline reported on Thursday that Vertical Entertainment has nabbed the pic and will release the film in May.
Director Renny Harlin’s adaptation of Noah Boyd’s 2010 novel gets new life with the official trailer for Aaron Eckhart thriller, The Bricklayer. Hannah Weg and Matt Johnson adapted the screenplay marking the latest for Eckhart in his continued output of titles proliferating him as an action star going into the new year, with a day-and-date release set for January 4.
Director Jonathan Sobol’s new crime thriller, The Baker, is coming to VOD on August 29 from Vertical Entertainment. The film stars Ron Perlman of Hellboy and FX series “Sons Of Anarchy” fame, from a script by Thomas Michael and Paolo Mancini.
The official trailer has arrived for Escalation, the new action crime thriller starring Chris Mark, who is taking full advantage of his skillset and experience in stunts and screenfighting with several acting credits on his belt. You’ll know if you’ve seen him in films like Kill Order and Enhanced as well as several TV appearances including in Max series “Warrior” and Amazon’s “The Boys” to name a few.
Vertical Entertainment has suspenseful and raw new thriller coming out this Friday with Stalker, from writer/director Tyler Savage. The film stars Christine Ko, Vincent Van Horn and Michael Lee Joplin from a script Savage wrote with Dash Hawkins, both who also produced the pic with J.P. Castel and Daniel Pisano.
Patrick Sabongui (l) and Alanna Bale (r) in “Enhanced” (2021) (Courtesy of Vertical Entertainment)
Vertical Entertainment has released the official trailer and poster for Payback. The film is directed by Joseph Mensch (producer: Asher, Bushwick) who penned the script with Metin Aksoy.
Stunt performer and actress Elizabeth Cotter has been on track to make her lead acting debut at some point in the last few years. Needless to say, her hybrid training in both arenas of late are now looking to pay off with her new film, Burn It All, from writer/director Brady Hall.
Lindsay Morgan as Rose Corley in SKYLIN3S (Courtesy of Vertical Entertainment)
FrightFest’s virtual attendees are just days away from its closing premiere event for Liam O’Donnell’s new movie, Skylin3s. Third in line for a saga that’s made a resounding comeback from 2010 through 2017, Skylin3s bookends the current trilogy forthwith, starring Lindsey Morgan (Beyond Skyline, The 100) in what O’Donnell himself ascribes to as the first superhero movie of the franchise.
Escape Room director Will Wernick’s return to the escape room horror genre bodes as fruitful ground worth exploring if you’re a fan of the genre and love to see how certain films get reinvented. His latest, No Escape (f.k.a. Follow Me), throws in an influencer twist for a more palpable take with audiences and surely enough, it doesn’t hold back on its fair share of gore and violence.
Vertical Entertainment is proudly unveiling the official trailer for Will Wernick’s intense new thriller, No Escape. The film stars Keegan Allen, Holland Roden and Ronen Rubinstein, and will release On-Demand and Digital starting September 18.
Bruce Willis is still stacking up the action movie pile well into the summer, and his latest, Hard Kill, comes from director Matt Eskandari, from a script by Joe Russo and Chris Lamont.
Managing to fend off a spate of controversy a few years ago with a handover of the director’s chair to Tate Taylor, Jessica Chastain’s new assassin thriller, now Ava (formerly Eve) lives on. The official trailer is circling online ahead of an expected September 25 release from Vertical Entertainment, via theatrical and iTunes.
Julien Seri hasn’t directed a lot of films, but when he directs, he knows how to attract audiences. He leapt onto the scene with parkour action adventures Yamakasi and The Great Challenge before heading into darker, grittier territory with Scorpion and in 2015 with Night Fare.
Having found its way into festival favor in the past year, Matthew Pope’s feature directing debut presents a stunning, dramatic glimpse into middle-American suburbia in cerebral crime drama, Blood On Her Name.
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