There’s No Time Like the Present to See the Poster for Future Justice

Steve Barton |

Mar 10, 2014

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There's No Time Like the Present to See the Poster for Future Justice After revealing the trailer and several stills from Future Justice, Scorpio Film Releasing has now unveiled the official poster art for the film, which promises: “In a future gone to hell, one man will be bring justice to the world.”

From the Press Release:
Scorpio Film Releasing, New England’s most prolific feature film production company, presents the poster for its 14th feature film, Future Justice. Artist Marc Schoenbach created the poster.

Future Justice is Scorpio Film Releasing’s most ambitious project to date: a sci-fi, post-apocalyptic action film from director Richard Griffin (The Disco Exorcist), writer Nat Sylva, and producer Ted Marr (Exhumed).

“We were overjoyed to get Marc Schoenbach to create this beautiful poster,” said director Griffin. “Future Justice is an action-packed homage to the post-apocalyptic films of the early 80s — not only the more mainstream ones like Road Warrior and Escape from New York, but their Italian counterparts like Bronx Warriors and After the Fall of New York — and Marc perfectly captured not only the essence of the movie, but that time period.”

“Listening to various soundtracks from the 80’s, including modern 80s synth poppers, I got cracking on this bad boy,” explained poster artist Schoenbach. “I wanted to get that neon 80’s awesomeness across in the poster, as the film (from what I’ve seen) had these brilliant hues of pink and blue and green. Future Justice is easily one of my favorite posters I’ve created.”

Future Justice will have its world-premiere on May 18th at Cinemaworld Theater in Lincoln, Rhode Island. Show times are 7pm and 9pm, and tickets are just $10.

Future Justice stars Aaron Andrade, Steven O’Broin, Elyssa Baldassari, Anna Rizzo, Tiffany Lee Edwards, and Nat Sylva as Python Diamond.

Synopsis:
Future Justice is set in a time when Saturn’s moon of Titan houses a prison where Earth’s worst criminals are kept awaiting their return to Earth for trial and execution. One of those criminals, Python Diamond, is being flown back to Earth, escorted by five members of the military police.

Upon their return to Earth, they find that a cataclysmic nuclear war has reduced the world to a near-lifeless husk. Searching for survivors and any clue as to the cause of the destruction leads the six to a warehouse bunker housing scientists who constitute Earth’s last remaining hope for the future.

Unfortunately, their landing spacecraft drew the attention of one of the gangs that roam the ruined countryside in search of food and resources, leading them straight to the carefully hidden and well-provisioned shelter. The gang members lay siege to the warehouse, fighting their way inside in a bloody battle that takes lives on both sides.