Chain Letter promo art

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Over a year ago now, we told you about the awesome sounding horror flick CHAIN LETTER (check that out HERE). Well, it’s been since March of 2008 since we heard anything from the flick, but today the boys at Bloody-Disgusting scored a few promo art examples that should remind you just how awesome this flick could end of being.

Directed by Deon Taylor and starring Michael Bailey Smith, Nikki Reed (below), Noah Segan, and Keith David, the flick shows what happens when you don’t a chain letter… i.e., you get slaughtered. Moral of the story? Always forward chain letters, or chain emails now in the electronic age. Dated as it may be, the premise sounds cool enough, and (gasp) half way original. Cool!

I feel like I’ve been waiting for this flick for hella days now, and damnit, it looks like I’ll have to wait even longer. What the hell? What’s the dealio, yo? Why can’t we get our CHAIN LETTER fix already???

So while there’s still no release date set, we do have new promo art to scope out to keep us occupied until it’s finally released. To check out the rest of the promo art, click HERE, and stick around for more CHAIN LETTER updates as we hear ’em!

Source: B-D

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