News

"Tell our missionaries to get out!" Samuel Goldwyn Films has revealed the official trailer for a new WWII historical drama titled Escape from Germany, made by a Mormon filmmaker named T.C. Christensen. It's set for a VOD release in August – though it doesn't seem worth the rental price. Escape from Germany is the story of the Lds West German Mission evacuation of 1939 which occurred only days before the Nazi invasion of Poland. Hitler's army was closing borders, and 85 (although the trailer says it's 79?) American missionaries were in Germany serving their church. The escape of these missionaries from Nazi Germany is one of the most dramatic events to occur in modern church history. The last one got out and into Denmark on August 31. The next day Germany invaded Poland and the war began. Starring Paul Wuthrich, David Shawn McConnell, Landon Henneman, Sebastian Barr, Henning Fischer, Kevin Kirshemann, Whitney Palmer, and Brad Witbeck.

When a shy young man named Evan (Harrison Gilbertson) moves into a haunted house with his mother, he explores his new home's paranormal past with his neighbor Samantha (Liana Liberato) in the first trailer for Haunt. Evan and Samantha discover a box that can help them communicate with the dead, although it unlocks a part of the house that was never meant to be opened. Jacki Weaver, Danielle Chuchran and Aline Andrade star in this upcoming thriller, which debuts on VOD formats February 7 before arriving in theaters March 7.

Haunt comes to theaters March 7th, 2014 and stars Jacki Weaver, Liana Liberato, Danielle Chuchran, Harrison Gilbertson, Aline Andrade, Kasia Kowalczyk, Brenden Whitney, Sebastian Michael Barr. The film is directed by Mac Carter.

Monstrosity Trailer, Monstrosity Poster. Colton Tran‘s (2011) short film trailer, poster stars Jamey Anthony, Sebastian Michael Barr, Elizabeth Hales, Keith Hottinger, and Jennifer Klekas. Monstrosity‘s plot synopsis: “Earth and a planet inhabited by Monsters collide, when a scientist’s experiment goes wrong.”

This short film looks good, very creative and colorful. Monstrosity is supposedly

a feature length film based off the concept of the short film Tran made called “Unpleasantville.”

IMDb says Monstrosity is a short film.

Watch the Monstrosity short film trailer below and leave your thoughts on it in the comments section. For more Monstrosity photos, videos, and information, check out our Monstrosity Page. Monstrosity has no release date yet.

Monstrosity movie poster:

Monstrosity 2011 Movie Poster

Source: Quietearth...