I’m a sucker for the corny slashers of the 90s. That’s no secret though, as I’ve said it several times before. One flick heading our way that sort of reminds me of that sub-genre is Marcus Graves’ UK slasher flick CHOOSE. Mind you CHOOSE reminds me of those corny flicks but it looks to be about 20 times better!
Then again looks can be deceiving no? Well today I’ve got a couple goods to help you decide for yourself! Below not only will you find a new one-sheet for the film but you’ll also find the latest trailer for the movie, which can be found below.
The peace and tranquility of an idyllic, suburban city become suddenly broken. Behind the picket fence and manicured lawn, teenage Sara awakens startled as a rush of cold air gently pushes her bedroom door open. Across the hall her parent’s bedroom door lies ajar. She calls for her parents but gets no response. She enters their bedroom and as her eyes adjust to the darkness she sees her parents on the bed hog-tied and gagged. Before she can react she is grabbed roughly by the hair and slammed against the wall. “Do what I say or you die” Scar Lip tells her.
He turns over an expertly crafted hourglass filled with blood and coolly instructs her, “I’m going to kill your mother or your father. You have sixty seconds to decide which one.” She begs and pleads with him, but all Scar Lip tells her is that if she doesn’t choose then both parents die. And this is just the opening sequence of the chilling horror Choose.
CHOOSE actually sports a solid cast that includes Katheryn Winnick (below), Nicholas Tucci, Kevin Pollak, Bruce Dern, Richard Short, Talia Balsam, Henry Baker, Marilyn Berry, Tom Cleary and Shana Dowdeswell. So what says you guys? CHOOSE looking pretty solid or no?
CHOOSE is currently available for hit up On Demand and scored a limited theatrical run starting yesterday! Have you checked it out? Spit some bullets below and let us know what you thought!
CHOOSE (2011) – Trailer
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