Ballet of Blood Dances onto DVD, VOD, and Even VHS
David Gelmini
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The ninth feature from director Jared Masters, Ballet of Blood, is now available on DVD, VOD, and…VHS. Yep, they’re issuing a limited number of editions of the film on the very first home video format, so if you’re feeling nostalgic and fancy some good old-fashioned grainy visual quality and muffled audio, then better start brushing the dust of that old cassette player.
Ballet of Blood also looks like it could be the best ballet-based horror film since Black Swan, so if you fancy some choreographed dancing along with your bloodshed, then this is for you.
Ballet of Blood Release Details:
Ballet of Blood is now available to rent or own. You can find the DVD on Amazon, and if you’re lucky, you’ll be able to snag a VHS tape off eBay. There are many different ways to add this rare piece of beautifully horrifying cinema to your collection, today.
The motion picture won Audience Choice Award at the 2015 RIP International Horror Film Festival. It was also nominated for Best Acting Ensemble and Best Editing.
Synopsis:
After years of emotional abuse and body shaming, two ballerinas’ drug-fueled fantasy, of viciously attacking their ballet school, becomes reality. Meanwhile, a nerdy ballerina starts writing a novel based on the events that transpired, deeply offending some for turning such sensitive material into a book for young audiences. Soon, she and her sister realize every word being typed is somehow altering real life. Will this strange and psychedelic paralleling fantasy carry the sisters, along with anyone else, to a merciless blood-splattered doom?
The film stars Sydney Ray and Jessica Knopf as the partners in crime; Laura Amelia as the dance teacher, Delphine; and Julia Faye West as company co-owner. The film also features Mindy Robinson as the prima ballerina, with Walter Hochbrueckner, Vera R. Taylor, Rubi Garcia, Marla Martinez, Jacqueline Marie Alberto, Dawna Lee Heising, Dallas Chandler, Krystall Schott, Sky Patterson, Christopher Arias, Kimberly Cohen, Robert Evans, and Marylyn Brooks.
Produced by Julia Faye West, Sydney Raye, Vera R. Taylor, Walter Hochbrueckner, John Gonatos, Mikko Tervonen, Michael Anthony. and Bouvier. Production design by Mystic Marlow. Art Direction by Ryan Henneman. Sound by Jean-Paul Inesta, stills by Mark Rakocy, script editing by H. Raven Rose. Written and directed by Jared Masters.
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