First couple stills finally pop up for the long-awaited Straw Dogs remake

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Do you guys remember that STRAW DOGS remake? Oh yeah, there’s a STRAW DOGS remake heading our way and it’s been heading our way for two years now. And just now we’re getting a look at the first stills from the flick? Talk about taking your sweet time.

Courtesy of Entertainment Weekly we’ve got the goods for you above and below. Those goods are made up of a couple of uneventful stills that showcase stars James Marsden, Kate Bosworth, Alexander Skarsgård and Rhys Coiro. Now there’s not a whole lot happening in these shots but you’re more than welcome to scroll away and enjoy.

Los Angeles screenwriter David Sumner moves with his wife to her hometown in the deep South. Once there, tensions build in their marriage and old conflicts re-emerge with the locals, leading to a violent confrontation.

Along with Marsden, Bosworth (below), Skarsgard and Coiro the flick also stars Laz Alonso, Walton Goggins, Willa Holland, Dominic Purcell and James Woods. Previously set up to be released on February 11th, now we’ve got to wait until after the Summer to get a look at STRAW DOGS. September 16th to be exact. That leaves plenty of time for more STRAW DOGS updates to roll our way so be sure to check back soon for the goods!

Source: Entertainment Weekly

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