Cleavagefield release

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

By now you should be thinking about your top movies of 2009 to look forward to as it’s a new year in movies, and thus, a new year in potential awesomeness. One flick that fell totally off my radar for the new year is the boob-centric CLOVERFIELD parody, CLEAVAGEFIELD, from CHOPPING MALL director Jim Wynorski. Yes, I know… how could we have forgotten about this little gem???

There’s a lot of cool shit coming out this year, so sue us. Anyway, new screenshots of the flick (none featuring any cleavage… boo!) have surfaced over at Undead Backbrain, as well as some release date information. So when can we expect to see CLEAVAGEFIELD?

The Sci-Fi / Horror skinflick is set to premiere on Pay-Per-View starting in February, then on Cinemax in April, with a DVD on the way sometime after that. Somehow, having Pay-Per-View and Skinamax as the leading two venues for the premiere is fitting , and really, makes the most sense. Awesome!

In the meantime, check out the images below and right HERE, and stick around for even more updates on CLEAVEGEFIELD as we hear more!

Thanks to Avery for the heads up!



CLEAVAGEFIELD star Amy Reid!

Source: RobertHood

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