Dogs in 2011

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

There were some major release date updates yesterday in the world of horror, including the new date set for BEAUTIFUL GIRL, and UNDERWORLD 4. Today we have another new release update for you… this time for the upcoming remake of STRAW DOGS.

We heaven’t heard much from the STRAW DOGS camp since we heard Kate Bosworth had joined James Marsden (check that out HERE), but now we have a release date for you…. February 25, 2011!

This may seem like an odd date to set up so far in advance, but it makes sense. Intense thrillers like STRAW DOGS tend to do quite well in the “dump” months, and as it’s at the tail end of February, it makes it practically a March release. Cool beans.

As a recap, STRAW DOGS follows Los Angeles screenwriter David Sumner (Marsden), who 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.

Not sure if filming has started just yet, as I believe they’re still casting this mofo. But a release date has been set, and that’s all that matters. February 25, 2011! Be there!

Source: BOmojo

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