Lucky McKee

Starring Pollyanna McIntosh, Sean Bridgers, Angela Bettis, Lauren Ashley Carter, Zach Rand Directed by Lucky McKee

The good people behind The Woman have a contest for you, and all you have to do is cruise around the Internet. Hell, you were going to do that anyway, right? To mark the release of the flick on DVD/Blu-ray/ VOD/iTunes TODAY (January 24th), you're officially invited to take part in a viral scavenger hunt!

After first bringing the titular character to life in Andrew van den Houten's 2009 flick Offspring, Scottish actress Pollyanna McIntosh is back in co-writer/director Lucky McKee's hugely controversial sequel The Woman, which features the actress returning to square off against a demented family who capture her animalistic character in an effort to domesticate her.

On Tuesday, January 24th, co-writer/director Lucky McKee's controversial deconstruction of the ideal American family, The Woman, will be released everywhere on DVD, Blu-ray and VOD platforms courtesy of Bloody Disgusting Selects. Dread Central recently caught up with McKee for an exclusive interview to discuss his latest directorial efforts, balancing shock versus substance and more. The filmmaker also answers his critics over the outrage many felt by the story he and co-writer Jack Ketchum crafted for The Woman.

To get you geared up for the home video release of Lucky McKee's controversial new film The Woman, we've nailed down an exclusive clip for you cats. Dig it!

Thank the home video gods! The ever-so-controversial new film from Lucky McKee, The Woman, is not only coming home to DVD early next year, but it's doing so on Blu-ray high definition as well! We just quiver at the thought of seeing that flick's depravity in glorious 1080p!

Thankfully The Woman has already been picked up for distro here in the States by Bloody Disgusting Selects, but she's still looking for more international sales so that her fury can be documented worldwide! Will this latest bit of eye candy do the trick?

Starring Pollyanna McIntosh, Sean Bridgers, Angela Bettis, Lauren Ashley Carter Directed by Lucky McKee Distributed by Revolver Entertainment

With Lucky McKee’s The Woman brutalising its way into homes across the UK on October 17th, we’ve got just what you need whether you caught it in theatres or not: free copies on Blu-ray! That’s not to mention another extra special, and very limited, little treat for one lucky winner. Read on...

We're just a day away from The Woman's limited theatrical release courtesy of Bloody Disgusting Selects so they've sent us a new clip to make sure all our readers are keeping the film in the forefront of their minds and will seek it out this weekend. Dig it!

With director Lucky McKee’s The Woman bowing in limited theatrical release via Bloody Disgusting Selects on Friday, October 14th, Dread hit its LA premiere last Thursday, October 6th, at Laemmle Sunset 5 in Hollywood, CA, and chatted with the film’s director on the red carpet along with stars Pollyanna McIntosh, Sean Bridgers, Zach Rand and Carlee Baker. We also brought back some ocular candy. Read on!

Still have that old reliable turntable handy but not a lot of things to play on it? How does winning the soundtrack to Lucky McKee's controversial horror film The Woman on vinyl sound? We know the record itself sounds dark and powerful -- the perfect background to all your upcoming Halloween festivities!

We've all had to endure the torment of a parent/teacher conference or two in our lifetimes, and the one that takes place in Lucky McKee's The Woman is either every adolescent's wildest dream or worst nightmare. Check it out!

Want to attend the red carpet Los Angeles premiere of Lucky McKee's controversial feature The Woman? A pair of passes for the carpet and screening are up for auction courtesy of The Woman co-star Carlee Baker, with proceeds to benefit The Horror Starlets and their involvement with the non-profit charity The Busted Foundation, which supports Los Angeles women battling breast cancer in the annual Bowling for Boobies event. Read on for details!

Few movies are able to create the firestorm that The Woman has, before even being released at the theater. A brutal story that has drawn both praise and scorn, there is one thing that can't be denied: The Woman has already left a huge mark on the history of our genre.