HOLE Horror Film Sets December 4 Release With Roy Lee Producing
Roy Lee's horror track record and the two-minute conversation gimmick position HOLE as a high-concept genre release for the December theatrical slot.
Reporting from 1 source: Cinema Today.
The horror film HOLE opens December 4 at Shinjuku Piccadilly and other theaters. Roy Lee, producer of IT and WEAPONS, is executive producer. The story follows Iris, who inherits a Berlin pub after her father's death and finds a woman in the basement who can take the form of the dead and allow two minutes of conversation. Freya Allan stars as Iris. A teaser poster and trailer were released.
The teaser visual places two worn chairs in a dim basement, lit by a weak lamp, with a woman in a sack standing nearby. The trailer spells out the rules: offer a keepsake, the dead possess the visitor, and the conversation is limited to two minutes.
Iris inherits the old pub Queen's Head in Berlin after her father dies, and goes there to learn why he abandoned her. The woman in the basement takes the form of whatever dead person a visitor wishes to see. Freya Allan, known for The Witcher series and Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, plays Iris. Jeremy Irvine, Ruby Barker, Peter Mullan, and Anne Muller round out the cast.
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- Cinema Today 死者と会話する禁忌描くホラー『HOLE／ホール 呼び戻したら、戻れない』12月4日公開