Cool Rule of Three

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Here’s a cool genre offering that features a little gimmick that I’m totally down with. The flick is called RULE OF THREE and it’s got one of those time-shifting, interconnected storyline things working for it. This may be a thinking-man’s horror, which is always refreshing. There is also a brand new trailer for the flick, which I’d like you to check out below. Just click on the link and when it’s done, let me know what you think.

Here is a nice description of the plot: A suspenseful film-noir that takes place at three points in time within a single motel room, viewing the events before, during, and after a college graduate’s abduction.

Sounds pretty damn interesting, right? By the looks of the trailer, I do believe that this may be one RULE to look out for. It’s coming from director, Eric Shapiro, who co-wrote the script with Rhoda Jordan (who co-stars). The rest of the cast includes Rodney Eastman, Ben Siegler, Parry Shen, Lee Schall, and the hardest working hottie of horror, Tiffany Shepis! For more info, you can check out the flick’s MySpace page here.

Source: AITH

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