- Writers needed:
Spain
Rotterdam
Berlin - Luke and Brie are on a first date
- Sea Legs
- Kung Fu Joe
- The Dark Lurking
- SXSW 2010: Review of TUCKER & DALE VS EVIL
- First English review of Swiss scifi thriller CARGO
- SXSW 2010: Review of Neil Marshall's CENTURION
- SXSW 2010: Review of MONSTERS
- SXSW 2010: Review of A SERBIAN FILM (SRPSKI FILM)
- SXSW 2010: Review of KICK ASS
- SXSW 2010: Review of THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO
- Review of Jean Reno's L'IMMORTEL (22 BULLETS)
- Review of Tim Burton's ALICE IN WONDERLAND
- Book Review: AMERICAN APOCALYPSE - THE BEGINNING
- Review of THE CRAZIES
- Re: 667 Comments
- Re: What would you call your Post Apocalyptic Group?
- Re: 667 Comments
- What would you call your Post Apocalyptic Group?
- THE BRONX WARRIOR TRILOGY
- Re: Ok, I think M Night may have has lost his load (again)
- Re: Hello is anybody there?
- Re: Hello is anybody there?
- Re: Hello is anybody there?
- Re: Last Stand New Online Zombie Series
- First English review of Swiss scifi thriller CARGO
- Coming to the BBC.. a new 6 part post apocalyptic comic adaptation FALLOUT
- EXCLUSIVE: Kyle Rankin of Infestation fame is back with the PA NUCLEAR FAMILY
- Trailer for post-apocalyptic creature feature DARK NEMESIS
- Chris Gorak teams with Timur Bekmambetov on new PA flick!
- First look at DANISH post-apocalyptic actioner EASTERN ARMY
- Watch the full PA short CONNECTED now!
- Trailer for Capcom's live action DEAD RISING movie... seriously
- Leaked promo reel for UK PA zombie flick DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND
- Trailer for post-apocalyptic video game METRO 2033
- Retro Slave: the apocalypse gets silly in AMERICA 3000
- Trailer for X-Men spoof MUTANT GIRLS SQUAD
- Promo reel for NEMESIS v2.0
- SXSW 2010: First clip from MONSTERS
- Finally, a trailer for THE DISAPPEARANCE OF ALICE CREED
- It's here! First trailer for vampire musical mash-up SUCK
- Oh snap! TRON LEGACY trailer is awesome!
- Win a STINGRAY SAM DVD and soundtrack!
- Trailer for ZATOICHI: THE LAST
- The official trailer for Jay Baruchel's commie comedy THE TROTSKY
- Poster and new trailer for intriguing coming-of-ager DESERT SON
- Trailer for post-apocalyptic creature feature DARK NEMESIS
- Review of Jean Reno's L'IMMORTEL (22 BULLETS)
- Chris Gorak teams with Timur Bekmambetov on new PA flick!
- SXSW 2010: Full trailer for EARTHLING
- Review of Tim Burton's ALICE IN WONDERLAND
- Partial SCI-FI LONDON lineup includes PkD's RADIO FREE ALBEMUTH!
- The great Michael Biehn makes directorial debut with BLOOD BOND
- Crazy a** stills from demonic biker flick HARD RIDE TO HELL
- SXSW 2010: Trailer for David Robert Mitchell’s THE MYTH OF THE AMERICAN SLEEPOVER
- First image from HBO's GAME OF THRONES series.. yep, it's happening
News
Reviews
Forums
Post apocalyptic list
Yes, we've sold out.
Join QE!
Upcoming Reviews
Latest Reviews
Latest Forum Posts
PA News
Older News
Posted on Friday, November 6th, 2009 23:36:41 GMT by: Marina Antunes
Posted under: movie trailer news
Kids are creepy. They’re all innocent and sweet and when you least expect it, they turn on you. We’ve seen our share of creepy kid movies this year but Stuart Culpepper’s Jordan seems less interested in the creepy kid bringing a world of hurt to the adults around her and more concerned with the bond between mother and child.
It’s the story of a little girl (a very adorable one at that) who, after a car accident which has left her mother unconscious, wonders through the forest alone in search of help. She’s eventually discovered by a sheriff who wants to help but when a woman appears claiming to be the girl’s mother, Jordan insists she doesn’t know the woman. Who’s telling the truth? Is Jordan simply confused or is this mysterious woman looking to claim the little girl for herself?
The trailer for Culpepper’s film features great cinematography (the quick images of the car winding through a forest road at sunset are beautiful) and the performance from Isabel Culpepper as Jordan looks top notch. I’m also quite taken with the song playing throughout the trailer which at first seems at odds with the images but adds a sense of dread to the film. Can’t wait to see more!
Trailer after the break.
RSS Feed for commentsComments
No comments for this page.Post a comment
Related articles
rss | subscribe via email | the team | contact us | mobile
© 2006-2009 Don Neumann (except where applicable)
We are looking for free hosting with a cut of sales, you'll get a link right here.
If you want news of your film posted, use our contact page and we'll check it out
Permission is granted to use material from this site if you provide a reference to us via a link and DO NOT HOTLINK.
GenreBanners.com Banner Exchange