Hello Folks,
Jonny T here with news of the DVD and Blu-Ray release of the super scary looking The Pack. Released on DVD and Blu-Ray on 1st October it has seen some great reviews and i for one am really looking forward to this one, all the details below and look out for a review coming soon!
Jonny T.
The Pact
On DVD & Blu-Ray 01 Oct 2012
“The scariest film this year.”
LoveFilm.
The break-out horror movie smash of the year that has been electrifying hardened genre fans and non-horror fans alike, “The Pact” combines the supernatural terrors of “Paranormal Activity” with the tense atmospherics of a serial killer thriller to create a unique, modern-day take on the classic ghost story.
First-time feature director Nicholas McCarthy, sexy up-and-coming female lead Caity Lotz (Death Valley; Mad Men), Casper Van Dien (Sleepy Hollow; Starship Troopers), Agnes Bruckner (Kill Theory; Vacancy 2: The First Cut; Blood And Chocolate), Haley Hudson (Killer By Nature; Freaky Friday) and Kathleen Rose Perkins (Episodes).
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
Following the death of her mother, Annie receives a phone call from her former drug addict sister, Nicole, imploring her to come back to visit their family home and to attend their mother’s funeral. Still tortured by memories of a troubled childhood, Annie is reluctant to revisit the past, but eventually agrees to Nicole’s request. However, on arrival at the house she finds no trace of her sister and, when Nicole fails to turn up at the funeral, Annie simply assumes she has relapsed into drug use as a way of dealing with her loss. Not wishing to spend the night alone in her mother’s house, Annie invites her cousin, Liz, and Nicole’s estranged young daughter to stay over.
But it’s not long before Annie begins to sense another, unseen presence in their midst. Household
objects are inexplicably moved around, strange noise are heard during the night and a broken
picture frame reveals a photo of a sinister figure. Then all hell breaks loose. Annie finds herself
physically threatened by this malign supernatural force residing within the house and, following a
particularly terrifying assault, discovers that Liz, too, has disappeared. With her life now seriously
at risk, and time running out, Annie is forced to confront her worst fears and solve the mystery
surrounding her family’s history before it is too late.
objects are inexplicably moved around, strange noise are heard during the night and a broken
picture frame reveals a photo of a sinister figure. Then all hell breaks loose. Annie finds herself
physically threatened by this malign supernatural force residing within the house and, following a
particularly terrifying assault, discovers that Liz, too, has disappeared. With her life now seriously
at risk, and time running out, Annie is forced to confront her worst fears and solve the mystery
surrounding her family’s history before it is too late.
When it comes to real scares, you can’t beat a really good ghost story and this one ranks right up there with the best of them. Very much in the tradition of “Insidious”, “Stir Of Echoes”, “The Entity” and “The Haunting”, this is a highly atmospheric and genuinely frightening supernatural shocker that had us completely on edge throughout, elicited screams and built to a climax that had us peering through our fingers. It also features a stand-out lead performance by Caity Lotz as Annie, a strong and sexy biker chick who really isn’t one to be messed with.
“Twisted and terrifying.” – Film4 Frightfest.
“Scream-out-loud scary.” – Rosie Fletcher, SFX.
“You’ll be jumping out of your seat.” (Four Stars) – Closer.
(Four Stars) – Star Magazine.
“I can honestly say that it is quite some time since I have seen such a genuinely chilling film
as ‘The Pact’… a film which makes you remember why you love being scared.” – Starburst
Magazine.
“A good old-fashioned, scare-you-witless experience… this is the kind of thing that was designed to be watched through your fingers.” – Starburst Magazine.
“A fantastic exercise in slow, almost unbearable tension.” – HeyUGuys.co.uk.
“Scary as hell… more than once, McCarthy managed to jolt the living shit out of me.” – Bloody-
Disgusting.com.
“You won’t believe your eyes.” (Four Stars) – MSN Movies.
“Frightening! Freakin’ scary.” – LA Times.
“Nail-biting suspense.” – Scary Horror.
“A sharp, stylish film… ‘The Pact’ delivers good, scary chills… expertly invokes a sense of dread
out of familiar real-life moments.” – LA Times
“Filled with moments of pure creep and terror… a truly great horror film.” – Aint It Cool News.
“Scares that come from tension that builds so high that, just when you think you can’t take it anymore, it slaps you in the face and has you screaming for more.” – Arrow In The Head/JoBlo.com.
“A solid horror film with a masterful sense of slow-corkscrew-turning tension.” – Huffington Post.
“Caity Lotz is extremely hot and incredibly badass.” – Entertainment Weekly.
“McCarthy throws in enough shivery details to keep you agreeably jumpy.” – New York Times.
“Scream-out-loud scary.” – Rosie Fletcher, SFX.
“You’ll be jumping out of your seat.” (Four Stars) – Closer.
(Four Stars) – Star Magazine.
“I can honestly say that it is quite some time since I have seen such a genuinely chilling film
as ‘The Pact’… a film which makes you remember why you love being scared.” – Starburst
Magazine.
“A good old-fashioned, scare-you-witless experience… this is the kind of thing that was designed to be watched through your fingers.” – Starburst Magazine.
“A fantastic exercise in slow, almost unbearable tension.” – HeyUGuys.co.uk.
“Scary as hell… more than once, McCarthy managed to jolt the living shit out of me.” – Bloody-
Disgusting.com.
“You won’t believe your eyes.” (Four Stars) – MSN Movies.
“Frightening! Freakin’ scary.” – LA Times.
“Nail-biting suspense.” – Scary Horror.
“A sharp, stylish film… ‘The Pact’ delivers good, scary chills… expertly invokes a sense of dread
out of familiar real-life moments.” – LA Times
“Filled with moments of pure creep and terror… a truly great horror film.” – Aint It Cool News.
“Scares that come from tension that builds so high that, just when you think you can’t take it anymore, it slaps you in the face and has you screaming for more.” – Arrow In The Head/JoBlo.com.
“A solid horror film with a masterful sense of slow-corkscrew-turning tension.” – Huffington Post.
“Caity Lotz is extremely hot and incredibly badass.” – Entertainment Weekly.
“McCarthy throws in enough shivery details to keep you agreeably jumpy.” – New York Times.
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