Check out a sleek new UK quad for Vincenzo Natali’s Splice

JoBloJoBlo
Last Updated on July 23, 2021

It seems like Vincenzo Natali’s SPLICE has pretty much come and gone here in the US but that doesn’t mean other parts of the world aren’t waiting anxiously to check this one out! The flick isn’t slated to hit the UK until July 23rd and to get stoked for the flick a brand new international quad has just been released!

The new banner, which could be considered slightly spoiler-ific I suppose, can be found over at JoBlo’s Pimpin’ Poster Palace or by scrolling directly below. It’s a pretty sleek and detailed shot at everybody’s favorite experiment gone wrong. Check that shite out below! Click through for a look at a larger shot.

Genetic engineers Clive (Adrien Brody) and Elsa (Sarah Polley, below) haven’t seen enough horror movies. Thumbing their nose at the law (not to mention the laws of science), they splice together human and animal DNA, which naturally results in an astonishing creature. Tame at first, the monster of science soon represents a threat to the couple’s relationship and sanity… and a whole lot more.

SPLICE is currently cruising through US theaters so if you were planning on giving this one a shot you’ll want to hurry up. Otherwise it’ll be hitting theaters across the pond on July 23rd!


Source: JoBlo's Pimpin' Poster Palace

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