Red White & Blue

Dread recently met with Brit director Simon Rumley as well as actor/producer Marc Senter and just-returned-from-Shanghai VP of Phoenix Films Edward McGurn. We engaged in a rather lengthy conversation, riffing on subjects ranging from Rumley’s hard-as-nails flick Red, White & Blue to his involvement with the upcoming horror anthology The ABCs of Death.

Another much talked about horror film is making its way home courtesy of one of the genre's best friends, IFC Midnight, and we have all the details in terms of the whens and the wheres! Dig it! From the Press Release

Following sold-out screenings of Simon Rumley's Red, White & Blue (review here) at Fantastic Fest, IFC Midnight is bringing the film to several additional cities over the next few weeks. If you are not in any of these cities, you can currently find the film on demand via Comcast, Cablevision, Time Warner, Bright House, and Cox!

The always fantastic Fantastic Fest begins today, and to celebrate, they've released six incredible new posters for select films and events taking place over the next week. The posters were created by various artists for Mondo, the Alamo Drafthouse's collectible art boutique. In addition, we have details on the title card in the 2010 Fantastic Debates.

A new trailer for Simon Rumley's Red, White & Blue (review here) has found its way online in celebration of the film's screening at this year's Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas, and as always we have it for you right here!

As mentioned earlier, a bit of Fantastic Fest is coming home thanks to IFC Midnight, and to celebrate, the trailer debut for High Lane (or Vertige for you purists out there) has come online.

Some pretty great news has come in for those of us who don't have the funds or the time off from work to attend this year's Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas: IFC Midnight, the new genre label of IFC Films, has announced that four brand new IFC Midnight acquisitions screening at Fantastic Fest (Sept. 23-30) will simultaneously be available nationwide via the movies-on-demand platform.

Reviewed by Evil Andy Starring Noah Taylor, Amanda Fuller, Marc Senter, Nick Ashy Holden Directed by Simon Rumley

We've seen all the teaser posters and have dug on all the disturbing clips, and now the official trailer for Simon Rumley's Red White & Blue is out. Be warned, though ... you may not wanna be watching this one with the boss or the kids!

The final character-specific teaser for Simon Rumley's Red White & Blue has arrived! Are you ready to meet Nate? Here's a hint to keep you healthy ... you may not want to piss him off!

The Internet seems to be becoming like one giant bit of supplemental materials for our favorite films. Man, how times have changed. It used to be we had to wait monthly for the new issue of Fango to come out, then we had to wait for DVD's to see the behind-the-scenes goods, and now we get them instantaneously before the flick is even out! We're just happy to playing along I tell ya!

Are you ready for the first of three character-specific teasers for Simon Rumley's Red White & Blue? We hope so, but you may want to put the kids to bed or lock the door before watching as it is totally not meant for sensitive eyes! You have been warned, damnit!

Revenge! Boobs! Blood! You see, now this is how we like to spend the afternoon here at Dread Central. Hide the kids, and cover your PC monitors! It's time for a little not safe for work trailer action!

Keep America strong! Watch horror movies! Ok, so in reality the new film Red White & Blue has less to do with patriotism and more to do with bloody revenge, but who could resist the opportunity to soapbox, especially now that we have a President who can speak in complete sentences? Either way ... we have gotten our hands on the flick's new festival one-sheet. Dig it!

British filmmaker Simon Rumley, the director of 2006’s The Living and the Dead, got in touch with Dread Central last night to provide us with first word (and pics, see ‘em below) on his latest feature Red, White & Blue.