Hell just froze over in new poster for Swedish horror Blood Runs Cold

By Jake Dee

Posted 15 years ago

Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Picking up steam this week is Sonny Laguna’s Swedish horror flick BLOOD RUNS COLD, how else do you explain us writing three articles in four days about the film? Tuesday we saw a slick little teaser, Wednesday a U.K. poster, and now? Another chilly one-sheet for the film. Get after it below!

With Hanna Oldenburg, Patrick Saxe, Andreas Rylander, Elin Hugoson and Ralf Beck:

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Following a busy year of relative success in the record business, Winona heads back to her tiny hometown in the remote outskirts of Stockholm to stay at a house her manager has rented where she can relax alone and hopefully find the inspiration to write some new songs. As a snowstorm brews and night begins to fall, she manages to find the house but is disappointed to discover it’s not the luxurious retreat she was expecting.

Shortly after settling in, Winona becomes unsettled by the creepy creaking sounds of the old house and decides to head to a bar in town for refreshments and some company. There, she bumps into a former boyfriend and a couple he knows and invites them back to the house for a few drinks. At the end of the night, with everyone either too drunk or too tired to drive home, they decide to crash until morning. But as the four friends prepare to sleep, an unknown presence stirs within the house, one that has been watching and waiting for the right moment to strike.

BLOOD RUNS COLD hits DVD in the UK October 3rd. The film will also enjoy a limited theatrical run in the states, ushered by Bloody-D, AMC and The Collective. More on that when we hear it…

Source: Stockholm Syndrome Film

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