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Image Entertainment Bringing Necromentia to DVD

Upon seeing the trailer for Pearry Reginald Teo's film Necromentia, two things became perfectly clear -- one: I hadn't the slightest idea just what the hell was going on, and two: I wanted to see it like yesterday. Thanks to Image Entertainment both of those needs are about to be satisfied!

Necromentia (2009)

Reviewed by Gareth Jones Starring Layton Matthews, Chad Grimes, Santiago Craig, Zelieann Rivera, Cole Braxton, Zach Curner, Crow Garrett

Necromentia


 Year  Country
  • Year: 2009
  • Country: USA
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     Category  Color
  • Category: Feature
  • Color type: Color
  •  Director
  • Director: Pearry Teo
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     Starring
     Sub Genre
  • Sub Genre: Thriller
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    Plot Synopsis:

    An off-world look at the superstitious repercussions of tattooing an Ouija Board on your body. Hagen, who has a dead wife believes that he can revive her from the dead. Travis, a man who lost his brother and wants to join him in the after life. Morbius, a bartender who is betrayed by those he loves comes back from the dead to take revenge. And a strange man only known as Mr. Skinny protects the secrets of the Ouija Board and how the stories weave and affect each other.


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    Necromentia Trailer is Live
    First Stills From Necromentia

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    Necromentia Trailer is Live

    It's amazing how quickly things move once a project hits the fast track. Just days after we told you about Pearry Teo's upcoming fright flick Necromentia, the trailer has surfaced online.

    First Stills From Necromentia

    I gotta give it to the guys at Quiet Earth; they have a tendency to track down some pretty messed-up sounding films to talk about. Take for example Pearry Reginald Teo’s Necromentia, the plot for which is so strange I’m not even going to bother trying to put it into my own words. Dig: