Yesterday I told you all about PATHOLOGY. Well now the trailer has hit the net! Here’s a more detailed sypnosis according to MGM themselves over at YouTube:
Some say that Pathology is a window to God. As doctors, they see the perversion and corruption of the flesh by all means unnatural…by violence…by toxin…by madness…to determine the cause of death. As a result they are the experts in all signs of foul play and the best in the field can uncover all means of killing, even those that are seemingly undetectable.
When med school student Ted Gray (Milo Ventimiglia) graduates top of his class he joins one of the nation’s most prestigious Pathology programs. With talent and determination Ted is quickly noticed by the program’s privileged and elite band of pathology interns who invite him into their crowd. Intrigued by his new friends he begins to uncover secrets he never expected and finds that he has unknowingly become a pawn in their dangerous and secret after-hours game at the morgue of who can commit the perfect undetectable murder. As Ted becomes seduced into their wild extracurricular activities the danger becomes real and he must stay one step ahead of the game before he is the next victim.
Like I said yesterday, this sounds pretty sweet. And after seeing the trailer, I definately can’t wait to see this one. It reminds me of a few flicks (CRY_WOLF, JEKYLL & HYDE, UNREST) yet it seems to have a lot of originality to it. The film is being directed by Marc Schoelermann and was written by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor (aka the two guys who wrote and directed CRANK). PATHOLOGY stars Milo Ventimiglia, Lauren Lee Smith, Johnny Whitworth, Keir O’Donnell, Dan Callahan, Mei Melancon, Alyssa Milano (below), and Michael Weston. Now I’ve been a fan of Michael Weston’s since seeing him on THE LAST KISS and GARDEN STATE, and he looks like he might steal the show in this one. You can check out the trailer to PATHOLOGY below, it opens November 30, 2007.
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