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New Clip and Site Update for Psych: 9

By Uncle Creepy
March 3rd, 2010

The third clip for Psych: 9, the upcoming horror thriller from the UK starring Cary Elwes, Sara Foster, Michael Biehn, and Gabriel Mann, recently went live to coincide with an update to the film's website that's now home to new stills and more!

Psych: 9, which was directed by Andrew Shortell and produced by Gareth Jones, even has a new UK release date of April 9th to allow it to open on a greater number of screens. Check out the official Psych: 9 website for the new stills, and when you're done, you can dig on even more about the flick on Facebook, MySpace, and of course Twitter.

Synopsis:
A young woman with a troubled past takes a job at a recently closed hospital to collate the hard copy patient records. Working alone in the building after dark, she experiences a series of unsettling events that lead her to believe the hospital may be connected to a number of recent murders in the area. To uncover the truth, she has to solve the mystery of her own disturbing past.

Check out all three clips (the new one is titled "Alone") and the film's trailer below.

Psych: 9 - Clip 3: Alone
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Psych: 9 - Clip 2: Monitor
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Psych: 9 - Clip 1: Therapy
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Psych: 9 - Trailer
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- Uncle Creepy

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