Creature feature The Station picked up by IFC Midnight

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 13 years ago

Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Good news for Austrian monster flick THE STATION, which just had a showing at the Toronto International Film Festival: the film has been picked up for U.S. distribution by IFC Midnight. THE STATION was directed by Marvin Kren (RAMMBOCK) and played to positive notices at the renowned festival last week.

Here’s the synopsis:

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At a remote weather research station in the German Alps, three scientists and a technician monitor and study the climate and the ramifications of rapid weather changes on our world. On the eve of a visit by an important government minister, they discover that a rapidly retreating glacier has begun to leak a strange red liquid. The mysterious compound seems to be affecting local wildlife at a genetic level, and soon it will be up to reclusive technician Janek to defend the group from the biological monstrosities growing just beyond the walls of their tiny outpost.

Check out the trailer for THE STATION below and a batch of stills HERE; we’ll let you know when the film gets an official release date.

Source: THR

Tags: aith, Arrow in the head, creature feature, Horror, IFC, Marvin Krem, the station

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