New Teaser Trailer Offers Up Deadly Revisions

Steve Barton   |  

Apr 11, 2014

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We’ve been talking about Gregory Blair’s Deadly Revisions for some time here on Dread Central, and we’re excited to report that the film is now complete and gearing up to slash its way onto the festival circuit. Read all about it, and then check out the new teaser trailer, fiends!

From the Press Release:
Film fans can now get a sneak peek of writer/director Gregory Blair’s Deadly Revisions with the new teaser trailer released this week. Tight and tense, the teaser reveals just enough to get audiences ready for Blair’s unique blend of psychological thriller and horror film.

Emmy Award-winning horror movie favorite Bill Oberst, Jr., appears as Grafton Torn, an amnesiac horror film writer for whom hypnotherapy and nightmares reveal terrifying images that just can’t be real. Or can they? With an unreliable narrator, the audience has to keep reevaluating the information they get as the slow burn script piles on increasingly unexpected plot twists. In Deadly Revisions remembering can be murder!

A valentine to the horror genre, the film provides all the spooky staples fans adore: dark passageways, creaking floorboards, and things lurking in the shadows. At the same time there are also loving winks to masters such as Brian De Palma, Sam Raimi, and Alfred Hitchcock. Through the combination of these elements, as our hero examines his past, the film also examines the art of the horror film itself and its own value as a fun and safe place to confront our fears.

The film has already garnered Blair the EOTM Award for “Best Director of an Indie Horror Film,” and reviewers have lauded it as “amazing” (Chris Mackey, GuestStars Blog) and “mind-blowing” (Char Hardin, Charred Remains Blogpost).

To learn more, visit the official Deadly Revisions website, “like” Deadly Revisions on Facebook and follow Deadly Revisions on Twitter.

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