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Stars: Zoltan Torok, Robert Lewis Stephenson, Zack Gold, Whit Kunschik, Madonna Young Magee, Alan Dorfmeier, Jim Tuck | Written by Jon Sarro | Directed by Cody Ashford

Drive Back begins with a young Reid (Zoltan Torok) sitting in the woods sketching when a shot rings out and a deer falls near him. That’s followed by the appearance of his father, who forces the traumatized boy to take a knife and motions towards the dying animal.

Years later, Reid is engaged to Olivia and they’re about to become parents. Making their way home after an engagement party at his parents’ cabin out in the woods, Olivia suggests taking a shortcut to get back home.

Disoriented after nearly being hit by a spending truck, they stop for directions at The I Forgot Store, a mom-and-pop convenience store where Mom is nuts and Pop (Alan Dorfmeier) appears to be dead. That still doesn...

Josh Duggar is currently behind bars serving his 12.5 year sentence, but that doesn’t mean he can’t do any damage. In fact, the Duggar Family is reportedly walking on eggshells with the inmate and scared he will expose all of their secrets. What is Josh holding over the Duggars’ heads? Keep reading to find out!

Jim Bob And Michelle Duggar In Panic Mode

Despite Josh Duggar’s child pornography convictions, Jim-Bob and Michelle Duggar have supported their son through his trials and prison sentence.

The media and critics believed that the Duggar’s dedication to Josh was a result of their religious beliefs, but there might be more to it.

Apparently, Josh is getting restless behind bars and threatening to write a tell-all book about his family and how he was raised. Yikes.

Over the years the Duggars’ radical religion and strict parenting have come under fire multiple times.

The theme of Code Orange’s new video for “Underneath” — the pummeling yet catchy title track off their upcoming LP — is total confusion.

Singer-guitarist Reba Meyers sings in a padded room. Keyboardist Eric “Shade” Balderose looks like a mad scientist. Bassist Joe Goldman is chained to a wall. The backdrop? Walls made of aluminum foil, cellophane-covered synchronized dancers and a burnt man crawling through tar.

This all unfolds as Meyers sings about how facing obstacles head on is the only way to overcome them and drummer-vocalist Jami Morgan screams about judging a generation.

Sherlock series 4, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, will be themed around "consequences" says Steven Moffat...

This is a round-up of news relating to Sherlock's fourth series. (We say news. We're being a tad optimistic there.)

To read about on the one-off Victorian-set Sherlock special, due to air at an as-yet-undisclosed-date-but-probably-Christmas this year, please see here.

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This Entertainment Weekly interview with Steven Moffat provided a few characteristic teases from the Sherlock showrunner, including the promise that series four would contain answers "to questions which nobody has asked" (Sherlock's Gcse results? Mycroft's shoe size? We're just spitballing here). Moffat continued, "we're very exultant about a little thing we've set up that no one is talking about". Fingers at the ready, people, and let the chin-stroking commence...

Asked what the theme of series four would be, Moffat said "It's consequences. Chickens come home to roost. It's dark in...

New York Film Critics Circle

Richard Linklater's "Boyhood" swept the New York Film Critics Circle awards announced this morning. The feature scored best film, director, and supporting actress for Patricia Arquette's role. Also nabbing acting honors were Marion Cotillard for "Two Days, One Night," Timothy Spall for "Mr. Turner" and J.K. Simmons for "Whiplash".

"The Grand Budapest Hotel" scored best screenplay, "The Babadook" won best first film, "The Immigrant" nabbed best cinematography, "Ida" won best foreign language film, "The Lego Movie" scored best animated feature, and "Citizenfour" won best documentary. [Source: Nyfcc]

Hunter's Prayer

Allen Leech ("Downton Abbey," "In Fear," "The Imitation Game") will join Sam Worthington and Odeya Rush in Jonathan Mostow's "Hunter’s Prayer" based on Kevin Wignall's novel "For the Dogs".

Worthington plays a hired assassin sent to target a woman whom he instead bonds with and together they go on the run. Leech will play the assassin's former employer.

Labor Day is considered the end of summer, which means fall, our favorite season, is just around the corner. And it's also time to cast your votes for the sixth annual Reaper Awards, running now through October 17th. Winners will be announced just prior to Halloween on October 27th.

From the Press Release:

The Reaper Awards, honoring the best horror and thriller titles of the past year on DVD and Blu-ray Disc, are presented by Home Media Magazine and DreadCentral.com. Eligible titles were released between August 1, 2013, and July 31, 2014.

Results of the consumer vote will be combined with the selections of a judging panel of horror experts and home entertainment reviewers. The panel of judges will also select a Title of the Year.

Note that titles were submitted by participating studios, and if you believe a title is missing from the list, it may be due to the studio not submitting it for consideration.

Jeremy Lovering is in negotiations to direct the horror tale "The Bringing" for Sony Pictures, a project that Nicolas Winding Refn ("Drive," "Only God Forgives") was previously circling.

The story is based on the macabre history of L.A.'s Cecil Hotel. The latest incident involves Elisa Lam, a woman who was found dead in a water tank on the hotel's roof.

Security footage captures her behaving strangely in a hotel elevator, and the story follows a man investigating her death.

Brandon and Phillip Murphy penned the script while Matt Tolmach and Daniela Cristina Cretu are set to produce.

Lovering previously helmed the "Sherlock" third season premiere, and the acclaimed Irish psychological thriller "In Fear" starring Iain De Caestecker and Allen Leech.

Source: Deadline...

Horror pic The Bringing came to our attention when Drive auteur Nicolas Winding Refn entered talks to helm the project, which was rumored to have been inspired by the bizarre death of a woman at the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles. Unfortunately, what appeared to be a highly promising chiller took a major hit when Refn departed after negotiations reportedly stalled. Now, the studio is pushing ahead with The Bringing, as Deadline reports that Jeremy Lovering is in talks to direct.

Though certainly a less familiar name than Refn, Lovering cut his teeth on the very well-received psychological horror thriller In Fear. He also helmed the first episode of Sherlock‘s third season, titled “The Empty Hearse.” Though In Fear is still on my list of films to see, “The Empty Hearse” was a terrific and fast-paced installment of the BBC series. Sony Pictures evidently saw something it liked in the director,...

This month, at a post-screening Q&A I attended for The Guest, moderator Nicholas Winding Refn told the crowd that he was not doing The Bringing, Sony's supernatural thriller inspired by the Elisa Lam case here in Los Angeles. That left the director's seat wind open, well, for anyone.

Deadline says Jeremy Lovering is in discussions to helm the film which was penned by Brandon and Phillip Murphy.

Lovering helmed the UK thriller In Fear which was released Stateside earlier this year.

The post Refn Not Doing The Bringing, In Fear Director Courted for Project appeared first on Shock Till You Drop.

Earlier this year, Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn was said to be in talks to helm The Bringing for Sony Pictures, but he would leave the project shortly after. However, the studio has now lined up another filmmaker in the form of Jeremy Lovering. He’s best known for 2013 horror movie In Fear.

Scripted by Brandon and Phillip Murphy, The Bringing is based on actual events. It focuses on Elisa Lam, a woman who was found dead in the water tanks on the roof of the infamous Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles.

A viral video of the woman acting very strangely in an elevator moments before her death led to a lot of online speculation that there was a supernatural element to what happened to her, especially as she had no history of mental illness and no drugs or alcohol were found in her system when an autopsy was performed.

Last we heard (back in May), Nicolas Winding Refn was hovering around La's Cecil Hotel with the idea to directing The Bringing. Circumstances have changed since then, however, and the latest director in the frame for the true-events-inspired chiller is In Fear's Jeremy Lovering. The film is based on the strange case of 21 year-old Canadian student Elisa Lam, who was found dead in the water tanks on the roof of the Cecil, a month after her disappearance in January last year. The coroner's verdict was accidental drowning, but a video of her odd behaviour in one of the hotel's elevators hours before her death later went viral, and led worldwide conspiracy theorists and hauntologists to believe they know better.Adding to the spook factor is the notion that serial killers Richard Ramirez and Jack Unterweger were both reportedly residents at the hotel at one point or another. The Main Street...

The Cecil Hotel has a macabre history that includes serial killers, suicides, and murder, but perhaps its most disturbing event happened last year, when a woman was recorded acting strangely in an elevator before being found drowned in a sealed water tank on the hotel’s roof two weeks later. The Bringing is an upcoming film inspired by the bizarre death and now Sony’s chosen a director for the project.

Deadline reports that Sony Pictures is in talks with Jeremy Lovering to direct The Bringing. The film’s script was written by brothers Brandon Murphy and Phillip Murphy after the woman’s bizarre drowning occurred last year. A video of the woman talking either to herself or an unseen entity went viral, adding a seriously spooky layer to the already mysterious circumstances surrounding her drowning. The event gave the brothers the idea to write a movie in which a...

The Bringing has had a lot of talent almost involved, and for anyone acquainted with the story, it's not hard to understand why. It's absolutely terrifying. Today brings word that Jeremy Lovering (In Fear) could direct the horror story for Sony Pictures.

Deadline reports that Lovering is in negotiations to direct The Bringing from a script written by Brandon and Phillip Murphy.

The film is inspired by the Elisa Lam story, a young woman who was found dead in a water tank on the roof of the Hotel Cecil. The script has nothing really to do with that tragedy, but it created a germ of an idea focusing on a man investigating a death at the hotel and the nightmare he stumbles into.

As previously reported, Nic Refn was once slated to direct:

Well this is a bummer, hearing Nic Refn will not direct The Bringing at Sony as negotiations have stalled.

Exclusive: Sony Pictures is negotiating with Jeremy Lovering to direct The Bringing, the horror script by Brandon and Phillip Murphy based on actual events. Matt Tolmach and Daniela Cretu are producing. This has been top priority at Sony, and at one time had Nicolas Winding Refn circling. The pic is based on Elisa Lam, who was found dead in the water tanks on the roof of the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles. That’s the place that killers like Richard Ramirez called home at one time or another, and where suicides have occurred. Footage of Lam’s bizarre, inexplicable behavior in an elevator before her death became a massive Internet sensation, and this has been turned into the story of the man investigating her death, and the nightmare he stumbles into. Cretu’s First Born Films developed the script that was brought in by Mtp’s Kate Checchi and Brad Zimmerman.

Benedict Cumberbatch as Alan Turing is to open this year's London Film Festival

The Imitation Game is a nail-biting race against time following Alan Turing (pioneer of modern-day computing and credited with cracking the German Enigma code) and his brilliant team at Britain’s top-secret code-breaking centre, Bletchley Park, during the darkest days of World War II. Turing, whose contributions and genius significantly shortened the war, saving thousands of lives, was the eventual victim of an unenlightened British establishment, but his work and legacy live on.

The Imitation Game stars Benedict Cumberbatch (Star Trek Into Darkness, TV’s Sherlock) as Alan Turing and Keira Knightley (Atonement) as close friend and fellow code-breaker Joan Clarke, alongside a top notch cast including Matthew Goode (A Single Man), Mark Strong (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy), Rory Kinnear (Skyfall), Charles Dance (Gosford Park, TV’s Game of Thrones), Allen Leech (In Fear, TV’s Downton Abbey...

Update: Two very different trailers, one for the U.K. and one for the U.S., have been released, and I’ve included both below.

One of the films I’m most excited to see this fall is The Imitation Game, a dramatic thriller starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Alan Turing, a British cryptographer who helped crack Nazi codes during World War II but was later prosecuted for homosexuality, then a crime. The subject matter is obviously fascinating, and Cumberbatch is a highly talented actor, so all signs indicate that The Imitation Game may arrive as one of the year’s best films. Now, a teaser trailer has been revealed by Studiocanal, giving us our first real look at the tense historical thriller.

As the trailer shows, Turing’s main challenge is deciphering the German Enigma code, considered by many to be unbreakable. To this end, he enlists the help of...

An Oscar winner, a major Oscar nominee, two more pieces of Oscar bait, and a few movies that never got anywhere near Oscar. Welcome to What to Watch. We don’t play favorites. Oh, wait, yes we do. You should definitely rent or buy the titles on this first page. The second page is more optional.

Frozen

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“Frozen”

The best Disney movie since “The Lion King” (Disney, not Pixar), “Frozen” gets the lavish Mouse House treatment. There’s no better studio for family releases and they’re not about to slack on one of the biggest moneymakers of their existence. We are Just getting started with “Frozen”. You know how “Beauty & The Beast” and “The Lion King” became industries unto themselves? Spawning Broadway musicals, theme park rides, new shows, straight-to-dvd sequels, etc.? “Frozen” will end up the same way. If you have a kid, you won’t...

In Fear is not your typical horror film. There are no (visible) monsters; no gore; and not a lot of action. The film follows a pair of teens on the way to a weekend at a music festival. They get really, really lost trying to get to the hotel, and the longer they are driving around in circles, the more their relationship devolves. We spoke with writer/director Jeremy Lovering about the haunted legend that inspired the tale, and how he went about finding his fantastic leading actors.

Where did the idea for In Fear come from?

Funny enough, I love the woods. I find them a very reassuring and comforting place. When I was a kid I would go and stay overnight in the forest. I found it very comforting. I went to Ireland one time and read about this family who were Anglo-Irish, they lived on a massive...

Following on from our interview with In Fear’s director Jeremy Lovering, HeyUGuys were privileged to have the opportunity to speak with the films leading man Iain De Caestecker. From reminiscing about shooting short films with his brother, the conversation quickly spiralled into a discussion of confronting the unconventional, acting on instinct, creating a study in fear and collaborating with an audience and watching himself In Fear.

Why a career in acting? Was there that one inspirational moment?

I don’t know if there was one specific moment, but I suppose it was when I was younger. My brother and I would watch movies and then make our own short films. They were pretty bad in hindsight but they were the kind of moments when we would watch them back and feel proud and excited. Those are the moments that made me want to act.

With no script In Fear goes against convention.

Full disclosure: a theatrical screening of this film was provided by Sinister Cinema. Director/writer: Jeremy Lovering. Cast: Iain De Caestecker, Alice Englert and Allen Leech. Jeremy Lovering's first feature film, In Fear, played in twenty-eight Canadian cities March 13th, 2014. Sinister Cinema hosted this one night engagement. This horror fan managed to see the screening and the trip was well worth it. In Fear is an indie horror and thriller title, which was filmed in the United Kingdom. Full of tense situations and surprises, In Fear is one of the best indie features this film fan has seen. The story is simple in nature. A new, young couple are heading out to a music festival together, but Tom (Iain De Caestecker) wants to take a detour, to an isolated Irish hotel. Lucy (Alice Englert) plays along. And soon, this couple is driving off into the remote Irish meadows.

You know those movies where people are driving around, lost in the woods or on some back road? You know the ones. No matter what they do, they just can’t seem to find their way to the highway. Generally, they end in the suggestion that they have been dead the entire time, died in a car accident or something, and the entire film was their purgatory. In Fear masquerades as one of these films, but it’s not. All of the familiar elements are there. I even turned to my wife while watching, and told her I already knew how the film would end. I guess I should be happy that they didn’t take the predictable approach, and instead surprised me, right? Well, I would probably be grateful if there were any sort of ending to the film. It’s not that I felt the goings on needed...

Just released on home video this week was a highly effective indie thriller called In Fear, which marked the feature debut of Jeremy Lovering. The flick totally whet my appetite for more from the filmmaker, and it looks like he may next be remaking a classic. Read on!

In an interview with Fangoria, Lovering revealed that he's currently working on a remake of the 1980 haunted house flick The Changeling, which he recently completed a script treatment for.

"I’m really nervous about it, for obvious reasons," he told Fango. "The original is an extraordinarily good film, and I’ve tried to take a kind of alternative point of view—doing the scenes you don’t see, the ones in between those that are in the film. The Changeling has such iconic, much-copied sequences, and obviously loads of directors, from James Wan to [The Woman In Black’s] James Watkins and a whole bunch of others,...

Having won raves at Sundance 2013, writer-director Jeremy Lovering's In Fear arrived on BluRay and VOD yesterday and we've got two copies to give away!In Fear is a tense psychological horror about a young couple's fight to make it through the night. Home invasion but in a car. In real-time. Tom (De Caestecker) and Lucy (Englert) are trapped in a maze of country roads with only their vehicle for protection, terrorized by an unseen tormentor hell-bent on exploiting their worst fears. Driving, lost and tormented in the night, primal fears of the dark and the unknown give way to fear that you have let the evil in, or that it is already there.You want your chance to win? Simple! Just email me here and name...

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Ahead of the home entertainment release of In Fear, HeyUGuys had the opportunity to speak with the film’s director Jeremy Lovering. From stepping out onto the metaphorical dance floor to discuss film as a dance, Jeremy shared his thoughts with us on film as a pay check, In Fear’s filmic influences, the evolution of genre, and how science can explain one’s affection or lack of affection for horror.

Film is a dance between the writer, the director, the participants, and of course the audience. The goal of course is to create something that you are going to put out there into the world and which is going to be independent of you. It needs to create its own identity, but as you have spoken about in previous interviews you need to make it to be a good watch, but you need to give it an identity and personality.

★★★★☆Over the years, four-wheeled vehicles have proved themselves as worthy settings for tense thrillers, Spielberg's Duel (1971) and Tarantino's Death Proof (2007) being two of the most successful examples. With In Fear (2013), Sherlock scribe Jeremy Lovering takes on the premise of a home invasion, confines the action into a car and documents events in real-time. As a result, it's a darkly atmospheric journey to a destination that's satisfyingly difficult to approximate. After a mysterious altercation with some locals in a country pub, young couple Tom (Iain De Caestecker) and Lucy (Beautiful Creatures' Alice Englert) set off to spend the weekend at a music festival.

Perhaps the only news of note this week is that in a move echoing what they did with Breaking Bad, Netflix has swooped in and gained rights to the TV series of From Dusk Til Dawn made in the states for Robert Rodriguez’s new El Rey network cable channel. Netflix will stream the episodes the day after they air in the states every week, curiously they are still billing this as ‘A Netflix Original’ when this isn’t the case necessarily. I have no idea as to the quality of this, the film From Dusk Til Dawn was one of my favourites when I was a teenager but how you drag that out into a ten part TV show I don’t know, let alone a possible second series. I watched the trailer and it looks solid and well-made as opposed to a cheap cash in and features Don Johnson...

Sneak Peek writer, director Jeremy Lovering's Sundance Film Festival horror thriller "In Fear", available on Blu-ray, VOD and DVD from Anchor Bay Films, March 11, 2014, starring Iain De Caestecker and Alice Englert:

"...'In Fear' is a tense psychological horror about a young couple's fight to make it through the night. Home invasion but in a car. In real-time. 'Tom' and 'Lucy' are trapped in a maze of country roads with only their vehicle for protection, terrorized by an unseen tormentor hell-bent on exploiting their worst fears. Driving, lost and tormented in the night, primal fears of the dark and the unknown give way to fear that you have let the evil in, or that it is already there..."

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek "In Fear"...

The Butler didn't do it for Oscar voters, but there are sharper ideas in some of last year's under-the-radar thrillers

If a film seemingly made for the express purpose of piling up Oscar nominations then receives precisely none, does it make a sound? Well, yes and no. Lee Daniels' The Butler (Entertainment, 12) was a surprise summer hit in the Us, where audiences weary of monsters fighting robots were apparently up for a windy dose of all-star, semi-fictionalised civil rights history, but that doesn't mean it has anything to say.

Awards voters, oddly, couldn't see the hokey Forrest Gump parallels in Forest Whitaker's Cecil Gaines, humble White House butler to every president from Eisenhower to Reagan. A noble cypher who stoically pours tea while history is made around him, he's a less-than-riveting presence around whom to centre the narrative; there's more going on back home, where his radical Black Panther...

Jeremy Lovering's In Fear (review) is getting set for its limited theatrical release, and right now we have yet another look at some of the behind-the-scenes shenanigans for ya! Check it out!

The critically acclaimed feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering arrives March 11th on Blu-ray, VOD, and DVD from Anchor Bay Films.

In Fear will also enjoy several U.S. exclusive theatrical engagements starting Friday, March 7th, in:

Los Angeles – Los Feliz 3

1822 Vermont Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 90027

(323) 664-2169

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New York – Quad Cinema

34 West 13th Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues)

New York, NY 10011

(212) 255-8800

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AMC Mesquite 30

19919 Lyndon B. Johnson Fwy

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Houston – Studio 30

2949 Dunvale

Houston, TX 77063

(713) 977-4431

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Time for some more free stuff! We're giving away Blu-ray copies of Jeremy Lovering's highly praised film debut film, In Fear (review), and all you have to do to win one is master the mystical power of your keyboard and write on in!

To enter for your chance to win, just send us an E-mail Here including your Full Name And Mailing Address. We’ll take care of the rest.

This contest will end at 12:01 Am, Monday, March 24, 2014.

From the Press Release

Having already conquered the Sundance Film Festival, In Fear, the critically acclaimed feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering, arrives March 11th on Blu-ray™, VOD, and DVD from Anchor Bay Films. Srp is $29.99 for the Blu-ray™ and $24.98 for the DVD.

In Fear will also enjoy several U.S. exclusive theatrical engagements starting Friday, March 7th.

Starring Iain De Caestecker (ABC’s hit series “Agents of S.

Anchor Bay Films will release In Fear to Blu-ray and DVD on March 11th, with early theatrical engagements in Los Angeles and New York City. We’ve been showing you clips over the last few weeks and have one more that gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the movie.

“In Fear, the critically acclaimed international sensation and feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering, makes its U.S. theatrical debut on March 7th, in exclusive engagements in New York at the Quad Cinemas and in Los Angeles at the Los Feliz 3 Cinemas.

Produced by Nira Park (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, The World’s End) and starring Iain De Caestecker (ABC’s hit series “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D”), Alice Englert (Beautiful Creatures) and Allen Leech (“Downton Abbey”), In Fear has taken the horror world by storm, garnering rave reviews wherever it is played. The...

The eagerly anticipated film In Fear (review here) will be released in select theaters this Friday, March 7, with its Blu-ray/DVD/VOD release on March 11. Recently director Jeremy Lovering spoke with Dread Central about working on his feature film debut.

For starters, Lovering gave potential viewers an idea of what they can expect when they sit down to watch In Fear. "There is a lot of suspense, unknown threats from the dark, a lot of driving around getting lost, some tears, a few smiles, an act of betrayal, an act of violence, a tiny slice of hope, home invasion in a car and a messed up logic that results in murder-by-proxy."

That's a lot to be squeezed into one film, but Lovering does a very nice job of fitting it all in. He continued, "I wanted to make a film that was genuinely and thrillingly scary as you watch it...

Iain De Caestecker has hailed Ryan Gosling as "a big inspiration" after working with the Drive star on his directorial debut How to Catch a Monster.

The In Fear and Agents of Shield star told Digital Spy that the actor-turned-filmmaker encouraged him and the rest of the cast to improvise.

"Ryan is someone who was a big inspiration to me before I knew him and this has only increased it," he said. "To have the chance to work in a movie with him, he is just a really amazing person and he wrote a really amazing script but he was someone who would come in every day and wanted us to bring something to it, we would improvise and try something new and it was always a really exciting time I remember.

"I loved being around him and I learnt a lot and it was one of the best experiences that I have ever had,...

Stars: Alice Englert, Iain De Caestecker, Allen Leech | Written and Directed by Jeremy Lovering

When Tom (Iain De Caestecker) and Lucy (Alice Englert) decide to stay at a secluded hotel to celebrate their two week anniversary they find themselves on secluded country roads with only signs placed randomly around the route to take them to their destination. As the journey drags on though and they seem to be going in circles they soon work out that somebody is playing games with them and they are lost in a labyrinth of lonely roadways.

After watching In Fear you can get a feeling that there was very little plot to In Fear and in many ways this is exactly the point. Written almost on a daily basis the documentary behind the film shows that the writers were providing the actors with information and scripts on a daily basis. The aim of this...

Jeremy Lovering's In Fear (review) is getting set for its limited theatrical release, and right now we have the official list of cities in which you'll be able to check it out on the big screen! Did your town make the cut? Read on!

The critically acclaimed feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering arrives March 11th on Blu-ray, VOD, and DVD from Anchor Bay Films.

In Fear will also enjoy several U.S. exclusive theatrical engagements starting Friday, March 7th in:

Los Angeles – Los Feliz 3

1822 Vermont Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 90027

(323) 664-2169

Website: http://www.vintagecinemas.com/losfeliz/

New York – Quad Cinema

34 West 13th Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues)

New York, NY 10011

(212) 255-8800

Website: http://www.quadcinema.com/

Ticketing Link: http://www.movietickets.com

AMC Mesquite 30

19919 Lyndon B. Johnson Fwy

Mesquite, TX 75149

(972) 929-3992

Website: https://www.amctheatres.com/movie-theatres/amc-mesquite-30

Ticketing Link: (Fandango) https://www.amctheatres.com...

A road trip takes a turn for the deadly in Jeremy Lovering's debut film In Fear (review), which is headed home this March, and right now we have another clip from the flick and your first look at the film's making-of featurette.

Having already conquered the Sundance Film Festival, In Fear, the critically acclaimed feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering, arrives March 11th on Blu-ray, VOD, and DVD from Anchor Bay Films.

In Fear will also enjoy several U.S. exclusive theatrical engagements starting Friday, March 7th.

Synopsis

Starring Iain De Caestecker (“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D”), Alice Englert (Beautiful Creatures), and Allen Leech (“Downton Abbey”), In Fear is a tense psychological horror about a young couple's fight to make it through the night. Home invasion, but in a car. In real time.

Tom (De Caestecker) and Lucy (Englert) are trapped in a maze...

A road trip takes a turn for the deadly in Jeremy Lovering's debut film In Fear (review), which is headed home this March, and right now we have two more clips from this chilling new spooker.

Having already conquered the Sundance Film Festival, In Fear, the critically acclaimed feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering, arrives March 11th on Blu-ray, VOD, and DVD from Anchor Bay Films.

In Fear will also enjoy several U.S. exclusive theatrical engagements starting Friday, March 7th.

Synopsis

Starring Iain De Caestecker (“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D”), Alice Englert (Beautiful Creatures), and Allen Leech (“Downton Abbey”), In Fear is a tense psychological horror about a young couple's fight to make it through the night. Home invasion, but in a car. In real time.

Tom (De Caestecker) and Lucy (Englert) are trapped in a maze of country roads with only their vehicle for protection,...

Anchor Bay Film's "In Fear" has a couple of new clips up, and some images from the thriller directed by newcomer Jeremy Lovering, who also wrote the script. The film opens March 7th and hits DVD and Blu-ray on March 11th, 2014. Iain De Caestecker, Alice Englert and Allen Leech star. When young couple Tom (Iain De Caestecker of "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.") and Lucy (Alice Englert of Beautiful Creatures) lose their way while driving to a music festival in the remote Irish countryside, they find themselves trapped in a maze of back-roads with only their vehicle for protection, terrorized by an unseen...

Anchor Bay Films will release In Fear to Blu-ray and DVD on March 11th, with early theatrical engagements in Los Angeles and New York City. If you’re looking for a preview of the movie, we have two brand new clips:

“In Fear, the critically acclaimed international sensation and feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering, makes its U.S. theatrical debut on March 7th, in exclusive engagements in New York at the Quad Cinemas and in Los Angeles at the Los Feliz 3 Cinemas.

Produced by Nira Park (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, The World’s End) and starring Iain De Caestecker (ABC’s hit series “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D”), Alice Englert (Beautiful Creatures) and Allen Leech (“Downton Abbey”), In Fear has taken the horror world by storm, garnering rave reviews wherever it is played. The film stunned audiences in international film festivals in nine countries,...

A road trip takes a turn for the deadly in Jeremy Lovering's debut film In Fear (review), which is headed home this March, and right now we have a look at the very first clip from this chilling new spooker.

Having already conquered the Sundance Film Festival, In Fear, the critically acclaimed feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering, arrives March 11th on Blu-ray, VOD, and DVD from Anchor Bay Films.

In Fear will also enjoy several U.S. exclusive theatrical engagements starting Friday, March 7th.

Synopsis

Starring Iain De Caestecker (“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D”), Alice Englert (Beautiful Creatures), and Allen Leech (“Downton Abbey”), In Fear is a tense psychological horror about a young couple's fight to make it through the night. Home invasion, but in a car. In real time.

Tom (De Caestecker) and Lucy (Englert) are trapped in a maze of country...

Jeremy Lovering's thriller In Fear is moving closer to a North American release date. This title will release in several theatres in the Us, beginning March 7th, 2014. This title will also play in 28 Canadian theatres, this March 13th, 2014. In Fear is a horror film from the United Kingdom, which focuses on two lost travellers and one psychotic killer. In Fear stars Iain De Caestecker ("Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D"), Alice Englert (Beautiful Creatures) and Allen Leech ("Downtown Abbey"). And now, a film clip for the film has been released by Anchor Bay Entertainment. The clip shows Lucy (Englert) and her boyfriend. Lucy spots a killer in this "Someone Behind You" clip, while the boyfriend is oblivious to his dire situation. Horror fans can preview the tension of In Fear below! Release Date: March 7th, 2014 (Theatrical, Us) March 11th (VOD, DVD, Blu-ray, America) and March 13th, 2014 (Limited Theatrical,...

Anchor Bay Films will release In Fear to Blu-ray and DVD on March 11th, with early theatrical engagements in Los Angeles and New York City. We’ve already given you a look at the official trailer and now we have a look at the first clip from the movie:

“In Fear, the critically acclaimed international sensation and feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering, makes its U.S. theatrical debut on March 7th, in exclusive engagements in New York at the Quad Cinemas and in Los Angeles at the Los Feliz 3 Cinemas.

Produced by Nira Park (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, The World’s End) and starring Iain De Caestecker (ABC’s hit series “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D”), Alice Englert (Beautiful Creatures) and Allen Leech (“Downton Abbey”), In Fear has taken the horror world by storm, garnering rave reviews wherever it is played. The...

The UK thriller In Fear comes to select theaters in the U.S. on March 7th from Anchor Bay. Today, ShockTillYouDrop.com has an exclusive clip to share that comes with the warning: "There's someone behind you." You can watch it by clicking here . Starring Iain De Caestecker, Alice Englert and Allen Leech, In Fear is a psychological horror about a young couple's fight to make it through the night. Home invasion but in a car. In real-time. Tom (De Caestecker) and Lucy (Englert) are trapped in a maze of country roads with only their vehicle for protection, terrorized by an unseen tormentor hell-bent on exploiting their worst fears. Driving, lost and tormented in the night, primal fears of the dark and the unknown give way to fear that you have let the evil in, or...

Anchor Bay Films will release In Fear to Blu-ray and DVD on March 11th, but early theatrical engagements have been announced for Los Angeles and New York City:

“In Fear, the critically acclaimed international sensation and feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering, makes its U.S. theatrical debut on March 7th, in exclusive engagements in New York at the Quad Cinemas and in Los Angeles at the Los Feliz 3 Cinemas.

Produced by Nira Park (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, The World’s End) and starring Iain De Caestecker (ABC’s hit series “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D”), Alice Englert (Beautiful Creatures) and Allen Leech (“Downton Abbey”), In Fear has taken the horror world by storm, garnering rave reviews wherever it is played. The film stunned audiences in international film festivals in nine countries, including Canada’s Toronto After Dark, Germany’s Rosebud Entertainment Fantasy Festival,...

Iain De Caestecker is on the rise. He’s currently starring in Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on TV, and in the fast year we’ve seen him on the big screen in In Fear and Filth, and we’ll be seeing him again soon in Ryan Gosling’s directorial debut How to Catch a Monster. We spoke to Iain about all of those projects, as well as his new film, Not Another Happy Ending, a rom-com filmed in his native Scotland in which he stars alongside Karen Gillan.

You’ve been very busy with both film and television in the last few years. What stage was your career at when you became involved with Not Another Happy Ending?

I finished college and moved down to London about three years ago, maybe, and the first thing I got down there was a TV series called The Fades. And then ever...

The horror sensation that had been all the rage at Sudnance, “In Fear,” will come to Blu-ray, DVD and VOD March 11, thanks to Anchor Bay Films. Also, exclusive theatrical engagements of “In Fear” begins March 7. “In Fear” is the splashy feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering, and stars Iain De Caestecker (“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,” Alice Englert (“Beautiful Creatures”) and Allen Leech (“Downton Abbey”). The film has garnered spectacular reviews and has been a crowd favorite in nine countries, including Canada’s Toronto After Dark, Germany’s Rosebud Entertainment Fantasy Festival, Spain’s Fancine-Festvial de Cine Fantastico and South Korea’s Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival. Here’s more about “In Fear”: “In [ Read More ]

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A road trip takes a turn for the deadly in Jeremy Lovering's debut film In Fear (review), which is headed home this March, and right now we have a look at the home video artwork for you!

From the Press Release

Having already conquered the Sundance Film Festival, In Fear, the critically acclaimed feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering, arrives March 11th on Blu-ray™, VOD, and DVD from Anchor Bay Films. Srp is $29.99 for the Blu-ray™ and $24.98 for the DVD.

In Fear will also enjoy several U.S. exclusive theatrical engagements starting Friday, March 7th.

Starring Iain De Caestecker (ABC’s hit series “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D”), Alice Englert (Beautiful Creatures), and Allen Leech (“Downton Abbey”), In Fear has taken the horror world by storm, garnering rave reviews wherever it is played. The film stunned audiences in international film festivals in nine countries,...

Anchor Bay Films will release In Fear on March 7th and they’ve given us a look at the new trailer:

“Having already conquered the Sundance Film Festival, In Fear, the critically acclaimed feature film debut of writer/director Jeremy Lovering, arrives March 11th on Blu-ray™, VOD and DVD from Anchor Bay Films. In Fear will also enjoy several U.S. exclusive theatrical engagements starting Friday, March 7th. Srp is $29.99 for the Blu-ray™ and $24.98 for the DVD.

Starring Iain De Caestecker (ABC’s hit series “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D”), Alice Englert (Beautiful Creatures) and Allen Leech (“Downton Abbey”), In Fear has taken the horror world by storm, garnering rave reviews wherever it is played. The film stunned audiences in international film festivals in nine countries, including Canada’s Toronto After Dark, Germany’s Rosebud Entertainment Fantasy Festival, Spain’s Fancine – Festival de Cine Fantastico and South...

Someone should come up with a map app that alerts users when they.re turning down a dark and winding road, so that they may turn around and avoid any potential murderers lurking around in the area. Tom (Iain De Caestecker) and Lucy (Alice Englert) aren.t lucky enough to have this fictional tech, so their night drive in the upcoming thriller In Fear is full of gut-wrenching terror and desperation. At least, that.s what.s implied by the film.s debut trailer, and though these kinds of movies are a dime a dozen, few of them have been half as tense as this preview looks. The low-budget In Fear.s deceivingly simplistic plotline follows the young couple as they lose their way out in the middle of back roads and overgrown trees, presumably falling right into the hands of a character named Max, played by Downton Abbey.s...

Someone should come up with a map app that alerts users when they.re turning down a dark and winding road, so that they may turn around and avoid any potential murderers lurking around in the area. Tom (Iain De Caestecker) and Lucy (Alice Englert) aren.t lucky enough to have this fictional tech, so their night drive in the upcoming thriller In Fear is full of gut-wrenching terror and desperation. At least, that.s what.s implied by the film.s debut trailer, and though these kinds of movies are a dime a dozen, few of them have been half as tense as this preview looks. The low-budget In Fear.s deceivingly simplistic plotline follows the young couple as they lose their way out in the middle of back roads and overgrown trees, presumably falling right into the hands of a character named Max, played by Downton Abbey.s...