If it wasn’t enough for you to tune in to our Cannes Film Festival coverage considering both our grand master JoBlo and our horror emperor Arrow aka John Fallon will both be making their way down the Croisette watching movies, cruising for hot ass and stalking Salma Hayek, Eric Red’s horror thriller 100 FEET, in which Fallon has a supporting role, will be premiering at the festival. And, to mark the occasion, Red’s provided AITH with a look at the film’s official Cannes flyer. The film stars Famke Janssen as a woman under house arrest for killing her husband who’s viciously haunted by her husband’s pissed off ghost. Check out the flyer big-sized and the showing times for 100 FEET over HERE.
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