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Red Mist release on Blu-Ray and DVD on 13th July

17th Jun 09



<b>Red Mist</b> release on Blu-Ray and DVD on 13th July Couldn't help but plug this one. This was one of the surprise movies to entertain us at the last Frightfest. Shades of Asian Horror, mixed with the kind of stuff you'd associate with grindhouse classics like Patrick and even maybe The Medusa Touch. And with influences like that it'll come as no surprise that a great deal of this film is bloody brilliant, if you excuse the pun.

Here's the trailer

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Here's the official press release

From Paddy Breathnach, the director of Shrooms, comes this nerve-shredding new horror with a star-studded cast including Arielle Kebbel, Sarah Carter, MyAnna Buring, Andrew Lee Potts and Martin Compston.

A group of medical students at Forthaven General Hospital study hard and party harder, until a cruel prank accidentally puts the hospital's creepy caretaker into a deep coma. But when Catherine (Arielle Kebbel) tries to revive the degenerate loner with an experimental drug, she instead sends his brainwaves beserk.

It’s not long before Catherine’s friends are picked off one-by-one in a spree of sick kicks as the ultimate out-of-body experience ushers in a bloodbath of brutal revenge.


Red Mist follows a group of young medical students, including Catherine (Arielle Kebbel, The Uninvited) and Kim (Sarah Carter, Skinwalkers) who administer a powerful and untested cocktail of wonder drugs to a coma patient. The patient is jolted into a startling out-of-body state, allowing him to murderously possess each student in turn.

Winner of eight international film awards, including Best New Director at San Sebastian, and a Special Award at American Independent Film Festival, Paddy Breathnach is not only critically acclaimed but also a box-office hit with his previous film Shrooms banking nearly $2million at the box-office.

‘Even in our modern world with information and technology – the irrational and the Other can still creep in. Horror is about creating atmosphere and Asian Horror has done that so fantastically well. It’s introduced the idea of the supernatural into very modern landscapes’ - Paddy Breathnach

Certificate: 18
DVD & Blu-ray Release date: 13th July 2009
Running Time: 85 minutes

Extras: The Making of Red Mist, Extended Interview with Arielle Kebbel and The Red Mist cast
in Northern Ireland

Format: Blu-Ray and DVD




More Information

Andrew Lee Potts is seriously dating Hanna from S Club 7. That's the cute blonde one that's on Primeval with him now.

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