New Storm Poster

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Way back in JANUARY, we got a first glimpse at the ‘teaser’ poster for Jaime Blanks’ STORM WARNING. The poster showed promise, and I for one, have had WARNING on my radar ever since. Well, it’s been a few months and we haven’t heard squat from the WARNING camp- and to be honest, I was getting a little worried. Until today.

A scooper over at BD provided a new poster for the flick, and while it’s not as visually stimulating as the first one we saw, it’s still pretty damn effective. Crazed face, a couple of guns, lightening, a scary house and a row-boat in the middle of butt-f*ck nowhere. I’m so in!

Blanks, who will always be known as ‘the director of URBAN LEGENDS‘, looks like he may just have another winner on his hands with WARNING, which is about a couple out on a fishing trip who are captured, stalked and tortured by a group of psycho locals. Sounds like my kind of party! Still no news on when Dimension plans on releasing this badboy, but trust me… you’ll be the first to know. To check out the full poster, go ahead and click HERE, and prepare for STORM WARNING, starring Nadia Farès and John Brumpton, sometime soon. We hope.




Source: BD

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