Stars: Natalie Terrazzino, Jc Oakley III, Larry Bunton, Philip Zimny, Trevor Tucker | Written by Greg Swinson | Directed by Ryan Thiessen, Greg Swinson
Hunt Her Kill Her is somewhat of a home invasion thriller but on a grander scale, set in the large landscape of a warehouse rather than the small confines of a traditional home, which adds more opportunity for differences from the traditional home invasion thriller.
Karen is a desperate young mother who has just filed divorce papers on her abusive husband. Forced to take a job as the night shift janitor at a large furniture factory, she is told she will be the only one working at this time. But, after seeing a strange vehicle idling in the parking lot and finding a door to the factory ajar, Karen gets the feeling she might not be alone after all.
What also marks Hunt Her Kill Her out is...
Hunt Her Kill Her is somewhat of a home invasion thriller but on a grander scale, set in the large landscape of a warehouse rather than the small confines of a traditional home, which adds more opportunity for differences from the traditional home invasion thriller.
Karen is a desperate young mother who has just filed divorce papers on her abusive husband. Forced to take a job as the night shift janitor at a large furniture factory, she is told she will be the only one working at this time. But, after seeing a strange vehicle idling in the parking lot and finding a door to the factory ajar, Karen gets the feeling she might not be alone after all.
What also marks Hunt Her Kill Her out is...
- 4/24/2024
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
Stars: Natalie Terrazzino, Jc Oakley III, Larry Bunton, Philip Zimny, Trevor Tucker | Written by Greg Swinson | Directed by Ryan Thiessen, Greg Swinson
Hunt Her Kill Her is somewhat of a home invasion thriller but on a grander scale, set in the large landscape of a warehouse rather than the small confines of a traditional home, which adds more opportunity for differences from the traditional home invasion thriller.
Karen is a desperate young mother who has just filed divorce papers on her abusive husband. Forced to take a job as the night shift janitor at a large furniture factory, she is told she will be the only one working at this time. But, after seeing a strange vehicle idling in the parking lot and finding a door to the factory ajar, Karen gets the feeling she might not be alone after all.
What also marks Hunt Her Kill Her out is...
Hunt Her Kill Her is somewhat of a home invasion thriller but on a grander scale, set in the large landscape of a warehouse rather than the small confines of a traditional home, which adds more opportunity for differences from the traditional home invasion thriller.
Karen is a desperate young mother who has just filed divorce papers on her abusive husband. Forced to take a job as the night shift janitor at a large furniture factory, she is told she will be the only one working at this time. But, after seeing a strange vehicle idling in the parking lot and finding a door to the factory ajar, Karen gets the feeling she might not be alone after all.
What also marks Hunt Her Kill Her out is...
- 3/20/2023
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
They’re back. Rlje Films presents the Stephen King reboot Children of the Corn by Kurt Wimmer on 500+ screens. It’s a redo of the classic 1984 slasher-horror film about kids possessed by a demonic spirit in a dying cornfield, with bloody, rampaging results.
King’s iconic short story features a 12-year-old Nebraska girl who recruits the kids in her small town for a killing spree of all the adults, and anyone else who opposes her. A bright high schooler who won’t go along with the plan is the town’s only hope of survival. There are some new twists, in Wimmer’s version, the corn is genetically modified. Starring Elena Kampouris, Kate Moyer, Callan Mulvey and Bruce Spence.
The story is great, spawning numerous spinoffs beginning with Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice in 1992 followed by Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest in 1995. Most went direct to video.
King’s iconic short story features a 12-year-old Nebraska girl who recruits the kids in her small town for a killing spree of all the adults, and anyone else who opposes her. A bright high schooler who won’t go along with the plan is the town’s only hope of survival. There are some new twists, in Wimmer’s version, the corn is genetically modified. Starring Elena Kampouris, Kate Moyer, Callan Mulvey and Bruce Spence.
The story is great, spawning numerous spinoffs beginning with Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice in 1992 followed by Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest in 1995. Most went direct to video.
- 3/3/2023
- by Jill Goldsmith
- Deadline Film + TV
Natalie Terrazzino in Hunt Her, Kill Her. Courtesy of Welcome Villian Films
There have been dozens of films in which an innocent woman is forced to summon previously untapped toughness and resourcefulness to fend off a group of assailants. An early example is a blind Audrey Hepburn in Wait Until Dark whose home is invaded by thugs mistakenly thinking some drugs were stashed there. Among the grittier, bloodier explorations of the premise is 1978’s I Spit On Your Grave, which spawned a slew of sequels and imitators including its next-generation return bout, I Spit On Your Grave: DÉJÀ Vu, in 2019.
In Hunt Her, Kill Her, Natalie Terrazzino plays a woman on her first night as the janitor in a large industrial facility. She’s worried about her sick child left in the care of a neighbor. She starts hearing sounds that are troubling, since she’s supposed to be...
There have been dozens of films in which an innocent woman is forced to summon previously untapped toughness and resourcefulness to fend off a group of assailants. An early example is a blind Audrey Hepburn in Wait Until Dark whose home is invaded by thugs mistakenly thinking some drugs were stashed there. Among the grittier, bloodier explorations of the premise is 1978’s I Spit On Your Grave, which spawned a slew of sequels and imitators including its next-generation return bout, I Spit On Your Grave: DÉJÀ Vu, in 2019.
In Hunt Her, Kill Her, Natalie Terrazzino plays a woman on her first night as the janitor in a large industrial facility. She’s worried about her sick child left in the care of a neighbor. She starts hearing sounds that are troubling, since she’s supposed to be...
- 3/3/2023
- by Mark Glass
- WeAreMovieGeeks.com
Just launched last year, the new label Welcome Villain Films has just made its first major acquisition, picking up the survival horror movie Hunt Her, Kill Her for early 2023 release.
Variety reports, “The movie, originally titled Night Shift, will be released theatrically on March 3.” An at-home Digital release will then follow the domestic theatrical release.
The film “follows a lone night shift janitor (Natalie Terrazzino) during her first day on the job. She finds herself in an unexpected fight for survival when she becomes the target of sinister masked intruders.”
Ryan Thiessen and Greg Swinson directed Hunt Her, Kill Her.
“We screened Ryan and Greg’s movie, and it blew us away. We were also impressed by their ingenuity as they made the film for next to nothing, yet it looks and feels like a big cinematic endeavor,” said Welcome Villain’s head of development Luke Labeau. “We’re immensely...
Variety reports, “The movie, originally titled Night Shift, will be released theatrically on March 3.” An at-home Digital release will then follow the domestic theatrical release.
The film “follows a lone night shift janitor (Natalie Terrazzino) during her first day on the job. She finds herself in an unexpected fight for survival when she becomes the target of sinister masked intruders.”
Ryan Thiessen and Greg Swinson directed Hunt Her, Kill Her.
“We screened Ryan and Greg’s movie, and it blew us away. We were also impressed by their ingenuity as they made the film for next to nothing, yet it looks and feels like a big cinematic endeavor,” said Welcome Villain’s head of development Luke Labeau. “We’re immensely...
- 1/26/2023
- by John Squires
- bloody-disgusting.com
Welcome Villain Films, a studio specializing in genre fare, has landed the survival horror thriller “Hunt Her, Kill Her.” It’s the company’s first acquisition since launching in March of 2022.
The movie, which was originally titled “Night Shift,” will be released theatrically on March 3.
Directed by Ryan Thiessen and Greg Swinson, “Hunt Her, Kill Her” follows a lone night shift janitor (portrayed by Natalie Terrazzino) during her first day on the job. She finds herself in an unexpected fight for survival when she becomes the target of sinister masked intruders. It premiered at the Chattanooga Film Festival and later played at other genre film fests, including HorrorHound and Chicago Horror Film Festival.
Following the acquisition, Welcome Villain’s team partnered with the film’s production team to provide the additional resources needed to complete “Hunt Her, Kill Her” as originally envisioned. For festival-goers who screened the film last year,...
The movie, which was originally titled “Night Shift,” will be released theatrically on March 3.
Directed by Ryan Thiessen and Greg Swinson, “Hunt Her, Kill Her” follows a lone night shift janitor (portrayed by Natalie Terrazzino) during her first day on the job. She finds herself in an unexpected fight for survival when she becomes the target of sinister masked intruders. It premiered at the Chattanooga Film Festival and later played at other genre film fests, including HorrorHound and Chicago Horror Film Festival.
Following the acquisition, Welcome Villain’s team partnered with the film’s production team to provide the additional resources needed to complete “Hunt Her, Kill Her” as originally envisioned. For festival-goers who screened the film last year,...
- 1/26/2023
- by Rebecca Rubin
- Variety Film + TV
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