RLJE Movies shall be giving the Christmas slasher It’s a Fantastic Knife a theatrical launch in the US this November
Earlier this 12 months, we shared the information that Tragedy Ladies director Tyler MacIntyre had teamed up with Freaky screenwriter Michael Kennedy for a Christmas slasher known as It’s a Fantastic Knife, which had simply wrapped manufacturing on the time. Now we all know when audiences are going to have the possibility to see the movie. It’s a Fantastic Knife is about to have its world premiere at Past Fest on October eighth – then RLJE Movies, which has acquired all English language territory rights to the movie, shall be giving it a theatrical launch in the US on November 10th.
It’s a Fantastic Knife will finally be streaming on the Shudder service as properly.
The movie has the next synopsis: Set in idyllic Angel Falls. A 12 months after saving her city from a psychotic killer on Christmas Eve, Winnie Carruthers’ life is lower than fantastic — however when she needs she’d by no means been born, she finds herself in a nightmare parallel universe and discovers that with out her, issues could possibly be a lot, a lot worse. Now the killer is again, and he or she should group up with the city misfit to establish the killer and get again to her personal actuality.
Jane Widdop (Yellowjackets) performs Winnie Carruthers, with Joel McHale (Group) taking over the position of Winnie’s father and Justin Lengthy (Barbarian) enjoying Angel Falls city patron Mr. Waters. Katharine Isabelle (Ginger Snaps), Jess McLeod (Considered one of Us is Mendacity), and Cassandra Naud (Influencer) are additionally within the forged.
A Divide/Conquer manufacturing, It’s a Fantastic Knife was produced by Seth Caplan, Daniel Bekerman, and Kennedy, with Greg Gilreath and Adam Hendricks of Divide/Conquer, in affiliation with Fourth Tradition Movies.
RLJE Movies’ Mark Ward had this to say: “We’re excited to launch It’s a Fantastic Knife and as soon as once more work with its wonderful forged and filmmakers. Over the previous couple of years, we’ve been lucky to have launched horror/vacation movies which have been embraced by audiences and we consider this one isn’t any exception.“
I used to be offered on It’s a Fantastic Knife as quickly as I noticed the title, the “Christmas slasher” description, and the forged record. I’ll undoubtedly be watching this film later this 12 months.
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