The cool peeps over at Italian fan site “Bad Taste” recently snagged themselves a nifty new poster for the upcoming horror thriller THE HORSEMEN in which Dennis Quaid plays a recently widowed detective who’s investigating a series of murders that may be linked to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Zhang Ziyi co-stars as a batshit chick who’s probably the killer. The hot killer. Still, though, batshit. Click on that eerily foreboding card or HERE to check out an apocalyptic version of the poster. The movie’s set for a limited stateside release on March 6th but all you Italians out there (well, at least the ones who live in Italy) will get to see it on February 6th.
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Horsemen Poster
Posted 18 years ago
Sign of the apocalypse: Dennis Quaid’s mug is the dominant factor of a film poster. Ironically, said film is the end-of-the-world thriller HORSEMEN, about a widowed detective (Quaid) who discovers a startling connection between himself and the suspects in a...
US Horsemen trailer
Posted 18 years ago
Last month we showed you the Italian trailer for the upcoming horror thriller THE HORSEMEN. Unfortunately for us English speakers, we didn’t know what the hell was going on other than trying to guess from the purty pictures. However, the...
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Posted 18 years ago
Once again, you guys outside the US get the coolest effing marketing media. In this case, the below international poster for the Dennis Quaid starring horror thriller THE HORSEMEN. In it, Quaid stars as a widowed detective who finds a...
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