No One Lives

In just a few short years WWE superstar Brodus Clay has made quite an impact on the professional wrestling world and now has his sights set on the big screen with No One Lives, which opened in limited release this past weekend.

With Ryuhei Kitamura's No One Lives (review) currently in limited release, we figured that now would be a great time to give away some exclusive swag from the flick!

Somebody call my mama! The Funkasaurus is featured front and center in this new clip from Ryuhei Kitamura's No One Lives (review), and it could be the best one yet! Check it out!

Time for some more mayhem in the fashion of this latest clip from Ryuhei Kitamura's No One Lives (review)! Lay down a tarp for easy clean up and enjoy the show!

Yet another bloody clip from Ryuhei Kitamura's No One Lives (review) has arrived, and it states emphatically that the film's big bad is completely ready to kill every single person in it!

Another bloody clip from Ryuhei Kitamura's No One Lives (review) has arrived, and it asks some important questions, like, "Who am I, what am I doing here, and why are you holding that really sharp thing to my throat?"

A new clip from Ryuhei Kitamura's No One Lives (review) has arrived, and it's guaranteed to make you never look at zip ties the same way ever again. We mean that shit too. We're talking never. No, really.

For those of you thinking I meant to write "Hostile" instead of "Hostel" in that headline, you're mistaken. Also mistaken is the person who designed this next one-sheet for No One Lives if they think it's original. I guess a little Hostel Part II goes a long way.

Ah, the sweet red band goodness! Time to get a little messy with the red band trailer for Ryuhei Kitamura's No One Lives (review). Bring a tarp, a raincoat, and maybe even a mop.

Though he doesn't have much to do at this year's WrestleMania, the Funkasaurus is still very much on a rampage in Ryuhei Kitamura's No One Lives (review), and we have a new international trailer for you to chew on.

Just like the headlines says, Anchor Bay has revealed some theatrical dates for Ryuhei Kitamura's No One Lives (review). Look for it starting May 10. Cities include NYC, LA, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas, Philadelphia, Miami, Boston, Detroit, Houston, and Baltimore.

A new one sheet for that latest film from Ryuhei Kitamura, No One Lives (review), is here and it speaks Russian fluently. It's also pretty cool too. Dig it!

Alrighty! Our second batch of reviews is here from the Toronto International Film Festival, and the verdict on Aftershock, The Lords of Salem, Here Comes the Devil, Passion, No One Lives, and Byzantium is in!

It has been four years since admired Japanese director Ryuhei Kitamura unleashed Midnight Meat Train to audiences, and aficionados of his work showed their support for his latest American horror flick, No One Lives, by attending the lively Midnight Madness premiere during TIFF 2012.

Starring Luke Evans, Laura Ramsey, Brodus Clay, Derek Magyar, Lee Tergensen Directed by Ryuhei Kitamura