Exclusive Trailer & Key Art for DARK SENSE Based on International Bestseller FIRST AND ONLY
Josh Millican
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Imagine knowing the exact date and time you’re going to die, but not how? This is the premise of Dark Sense, a psychic thriller based on the bestselling novel First and Only by Peter Flannery. Look for the film on DVD and VOD beginning May 21st via Breaking Glass!
Today, Dread Central is thrilled to exclusively bring you the trailer for Dark Sense (embedded at the top of the article). We’ve also got the film’s latest key art as well as the film’s synopsis. Have a look-see:
Synopsis:
Simon, a powerful psychic, has seen his future – a serial killer will torture him to death. He has just four days to change the future…if he can. As a boy, Simon had another vision – of the killer slaughtering a family friend. Simon couldn’t stop that crime, and the tragedy traumatized him, leaving him unable to really use his powers. In the present, Simon hires a troubled ex-SAS soldier as a bodyguard. But when MI5 intervene and tries to grab Simon for their own nefarious purposes, the plan goes awry. With his bodyguard out of action, the killer murders his way closer and closer to Simon. In the adrenaline-fueled climax, Simon finds himself at the point of excruciating death in the killer’s secret lair. Will he finally realize the true extent of his powers, and how to use them, to save his own life?
“Taut and terrifying, this crowd-funded thriller about a psychic being stalked by a serial killer is bold and original from start to pulse-pounding finish”, said Richard Ross, Co-President at Breaking Glass. “We can’t wait for audiences to have the opportunity to discover it.”
Dark Sense is directed Magnus Wake from a screenplay adapted by Geoff Dupuy-Holder and Alistair Rutherford; the film stars James Robinson, Siobhan Redmond, and Gordon Kennedy.
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