Tori Black’s creature feature Half Moon scores temporary DVD artwork

By Jake Dee

Posted 16 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Judging by the talkbacks, or lack thereof, it seems y’all weren’t a fan of hearing about adult superstar Tori Black’s recent crossover attempt. What’s up…Sasha Grey in, Tori Black out?

In any event, some temporary DVD art for HALF MOON, the creature feature Ms. Black headlines…the one we introduced you to yesterday…has just appeared in our inbox. We’ve got it for you underneath, but given the shoddy Photoshop work, I fully understand why Broken Glass Pictures is calling this sucker temporary. Still, Tori’s flaunting her succulent stems like a true pro!

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From writer/director Jason Toler, HALF MOON follows:

Rose, a down-on-her-luck prostitute who’s short on cash. When she hears of a mysterious client named Jacob who pays a large sum of money for one night in a hotel, she goes against her better judgment and takes the assignment. At the hotel, Jacob proves to be a strange client: he’s willing to pay up front, and is more interested in honest conversation than anything else. Then, just as Rose begins to feel at ease, she learns that Jacob is about to undergo a transformation by the light of the full moon – and she’s about find herself trapped in close quarters with a terrifying monster.

This taut and clever supernatural horror film breaks genre conventions by building realistic characters and erotic tension as it cranks up the suspense. Featuring Tori Black in a breakout role as Rose, Half Moon will sink its fangs into you and not let you go till its bloody, hair-raising climax.

HALF MOON rises on DVD March 1st.

Source: Broken Glass Films

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