Final Destination screenwriter Jeffrey Reddick has produced a new film that’s said to bring “the ultimate horror showdown” to the screen! The film in question is ‘Til Death Do Us Part, and it’s set to reach theatres on August 4th. With that date just two months away, a trailer has arrived online and can be seen in the embed above.
Directed by Timothy Woodward Jr. (The Final Wish) from a screenplay by Chad Law (Black Water) and Shane Dax Taylor (Isolation), ‘Til Death Do Us Part portrays the grim reality that not every romance story ends with happily ever after. After running away on her wedding day, a bride-to-be must fight for survival against her former fiancé and his seven deadly groomsmen. In the ultimate horror showdown, the groomsmen soon discover that she has no intention of going back to the life she left behind.
The film is said to be “a fresh and frightening, genre-bending ride” that’s “brimming with stylish violence and blood-soaked action”, seamlessly blending “the slick, kinetic thrills of John Wick with the dark, twisted revenge tale of Kill Bill“. Cam Gigandet (Never Back Down), Jason Patric (The Lost Boy), Natalie Burn (Black Adam), Orlando Jones (The Time Machine), Ser’Darius Blain (Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle), D.Y. Sao (Everything Everywhere All at Once), Neb Chupin (Mindcage), and Pancho Moler (3 from Hell) star.
Reddick, Woodward Jr., and Burn produced ‘Til Death Do Us Part, with Matthew Helderman and Luke Taylor serving as executive producers. Thomas Mann and Neb Chupin are co-executive producers and Johnny Cleveland is co-producer. Philip V. Bruenn, Michele Kanan, and Aramais Paronyan are associate producers.
‘Til Death Do Us Part looks like a fun time to me. I’ll definitely be adding this movie to my “To Watch” list. I’m not really familiar with Burn’s work, but it looks like she’ll be playing a cool heroine here – and it also looks like Moler will be providing some of my favorite moments.
What did you think of the ‘Til Death Do Us Part trailer? Does this look like a movie you would like to watch? Let us know by leaving a comment below.
Here’s the film’s poster:
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