Four promo posters for Francis Ford Coppola’s Twixt bleed online

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Yesterday brought the unveiling of three stills from Francis Ford Coppola’s trippy partial-3D horror film TWIXT, and today brings us four promo posters, via Movielicious. There’s also a new image available, which you can spot above. Unfortunately the one-sheets are low-res at the moment; we’re working on getting better quality versions for you soon. Still, you get the idea.

Inspired by the gothic horror of Edgar Allen Poe, Coppola’s latest tells the tale of a burnt-out mystery writer (Val Kilmer) who gets mixed up in murder and evil in a California town.

TWIXT will be making its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival soon. Hopefully after that we’ll get an idea of when it’ll be hitting theaters.

Source: Movielicious

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