Get acquainted with Andrew Crosby’s Subject 7, new surveillance thriller

By Jake Dee

Posted 15 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Damn I love it when we hear about a new horror flick for the first time. This here article makes it two in a row!

This time folks, what we have for you is something called SUBJECT 7, a surveillance horror number from director Andrew Crosby (“Haunted”, “Eureka”). The flick, from Icon Entertainment International, is currently in pre-production for a 2012 release. Lloyd Levin, Nate Bolotin and Nick Spicer are producing.

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Here’s the scoop:

A group of film school students decide to follow random strangers, discreetly filming them without their knowledge in an effort to piece together their story and create a compelling narrative – literally a picture of modern life in the big city. It’s an ambitious project, and each does their part working in shifts to maintain surveillance of their various subjects, meticulously keeping track of their habits, their daily routines, following them to work, on weekend excursions, stolen moments, clandestine rendezvous.

Fortunately for them, everyone has secrets. The trick is discovering them…and more importantly, getting them on film. But when one of the students mysteriously vanishes, the others suspect that one of their subjects might be responsible. They soon discover their friend had been following someone the others weren’t even aware of…Subject 7.

Kind of reminds me of SESSION 9, if in name only. I do love that film, so if Crosby was inspired by it, perhaps SUBJECT 7 will be more than worth a watch as well.

Learn more about the SUBJECT as we do…

“Haunted” hottie Lynn Collins

Source: Icon Entertainment

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