Poster for Justin McConnell-produced Mark of Kane

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Ahead of the Fantasia Frontieres Co-Production Market, a new teaser poster has just been released for MARK OF KANE, the feature-film adaption of New York Times bestselling-author Michael Prescott’s horror novel “Kane” (originally published as Douglas Borton). The poster is by prolific designer Omar Hauksson (The Raid 1 & 2, Proxy, Stage Fright, Resolution).

Here’s a refresher on the film’s synopsis:

Kane is a force of nature. Walking out of the desert into the dying town of Tuskett, which only 23 people still call home, he has only one purpose: to kill every resident. Relentless, stealthy, and without mercy, Kane won’t stop until every last man, woman and child is nothing but a memory. Soon the surviving townspeople must band together to fight this seemingly-unstoppable evil, or die trying. Brutal, action- packed, and most importantly, character-driven, Mark of Kane is a thrilling story of survival at any cost.

Mark of Kane is one of the ‘Off-Frontieres’ Selections at Fantasia Film Festival’s upcoming Frontieres International Co-Production Market. Justin McConnell (THE COLLAPSED) and Serena Whitney write and produce; a director has not been selected yet.

Source: Arrow in the Head

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