Death House Shifts Opening Date For National Theatrical Release
Jonathan Barkan
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Dubbed the “expendables of horror films”, B. Harrison Smith’s Death House has shifted release dates to February 23rd. While this news might be frustrating to those who have been waiting a long time to see the film, it’s actually good news as indie distributor Hannover House, Inc. and theatrical subsidiary Medallion Releasing, Inc. have teamed up with Florida’s Entertainment Factory to bring the film to approximately 100 theaters across the United States! There will be public red carpet events in both Los Angeles (Thursday, Feb. 22) and New York City (Friday, Feb. 23), with many cast members and principal production team present. The film will also be getting a home video and VOD release in June through Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
Directed by Smith and co-written by The Texas Chainsaw Massacre‘s Gunnar Hansen, the film is a cornucopia of horror legends, including Dee Wallace, Barbara Crampton, Kane Hodder, Tony Todd, Bill Moseley, Michael Berryman, Debbie Rochon, Sid Haig, Bill Oberst, Jr., and several other surprises! Death House takes place in a maximum security prison where a power outage releases all inmates, leaving a group of visiting VIPs to fend for their lives.
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