- Bruce LaBruce making gay Harold and Maude GERONTOPHILIA
- Promo Trailer for HEART LAND shows adorable children fighting zombies
- Move over Iron Sky, the 25th REICH trailer has arrived!
- Jaw dropping full short for arthouse scifi flick ANALOG
- Jaw dropping full short for arthouse scifi flick ANALOG
- The river is a cemetary for the DERANGED (YEONGASI) [trailer]
- Low budget zombedy horror in GANGSTERS, GUNS & ZOMBIES [trailer]
- LIQUID SKIES has the coolest trailer you will see all week!
- Jaw dropping full short for arthouse scifi flick ANALOG
- Low budget zombedy horror in GANGSTERS, GUNS & ZOMBIES [trailer]
- Mask the Kekkou: Reborn
- Re: The Legend of Love & Sincerity
- Re: Hello is anybody there?
- Re: Series tips?
- Re: Legend of Spacelord Mo Fo - P/A Space-Western Digital Co
- Re: White Night (or where do I get my 30 + from now?)
- Re: Evil Dead: Genesis of the Necronomicon
- Re: Another (Anazâ)
- Re: Add a Paragraph
- Evil Dead: Genesis of the Necronomicon
- Spaniards follow 7 people after a nuclear apocalypse in SURVIVORS' CHRONICLES [teaser]
- Bong Joon-ho's frozen world PA flick SNOWPIERCER (LA TRANSPERCENEIGE) finally underway
- Trailer for J.J. Abrams' PA show REVOLUTION!
- The MOLES (TOPOS) live in underground tunnels [stills]
- Concept trailer for flooded world PA flick ALLUVION
- First look at the cast of REVOLUTION J.J. Abams' new apocalypse show
- Promo trailer for animated PA flick APOCALYPSE PIZZA VIDEO
- Craig DiLouie's infectious plague saga continues with THE KILLING FLOOR!
- Potassium Iodide is gold in PA flick WORMWOOD [trailer]
- Teaser for Albert Pyun's Cyborg inspired CYBORGS: RISE OF THE SLINGER
- Promo Trailer for HEART LAND shows adorable children fighting zombies
- CANNES 2012: Long live the new flesh! Review of ANTIVIRAL
- Review of Manuli's lyrically impressive THE LEGEND OF KASPAR HAUSER
- CANNES 2012: Review of Wes Anderson's mighty MOONRISE KINGDOM
- First clip from David Cronenberg's COSMOPOLIS
- Will the audience be missing in REPORTED MISSING? (DIE VERMISSTEN) [review]
- Good but not great. Review of Ti West's THE INNKEEPERS
- Teens turn soldiers in effective Australian drama TOMORROW, WHEN THE WAR BEGAN [review]
- TRIBECA 2012: Review of hippie apocalypse drama FIRST WINTER
- TRIBECA 2012: Review of Harmony Korine buffet THE FOURTH DIMENSION
- TRIBECA 2012: Review of home invasion thriller REPLICAS
- Beautiful planet genesis in trailer for scifi short ABIOGENESIS
- Cannes Exclusive: Russia's first zombie shocker METELETSA: WINTER OF THE DEAD gets a poster by Ashley Wood!
- Concept trailer for flooded world PA flick ALLUVION
- CANNES 2012: Body hopping in Leos Carax's HOLY MOTORS [stills]
- Alejandro Jodorwsky western comic BOUNCER going celluloid?
- Zombedy comic THE ZOMBIES THAT ATE THE WORLD headed to big screen?
- Stellar trailer for They Live + Invasion of the Body Snatchers mixture BRANDED
- Synopsis for Edgar Wright's THE WORLD'S END surprisingly involves pub
- Sundance Lab projects include drunken astronauts and one PA flick
- Is Cronenberg Cannes premierer ANTIVIRAL body horror? [stills]
- Nine Inch Nails accompanies the blood soaked NSFW trailer for EXCISION
- Incredible trailer for animated scifi hacker actioner short POSTHUMAN
- Give Alejandro Jodorowsky your money NOW!
- The Church protects mankind with tech in full scifi horror short NOMINA DOMINI!
- First clip from David Cronenberg's COSMOPOLIS
- New on Blu-ray and DVD: Humans vs. Zombies! Mother's Day! Shock Labyrinth!
- First look at the cast of REVOLUTION J.J. Abams' new apocalypse show
- Hey NYC! Win tickets to see enigmatic meta-detective flick YOU ARE HERE!
- Pontypool sequel and two PA features in Fantasia co-production market!
- Follow the making of Bill Plympton's next feature CHEATIN'
Jack In
Latest Comments
Latest Forum Posts
PA News
Latest Reviews
Older News
Film Festivals
Seattle International Film Festival
May 17 - Jun 10
Seattle, Washington
Festival de Cannes
May 16 - May 27
Cannes, France
Los Angeles Film Festival
Jun 14 - Jun 24
Los Angeles, California
Sydney Film Festival
Jun 06 - Jun 17
Sydney, Australia
Edinburgh International Film Festival
Jun 20 - Jul 01
Edinburgh, Scotland
Fantasia International Film Festival
Jul 19 - Aug 07
Montreal, Quebec
New York Asian Film Festival
Jun 29 - Jul 15
New York, NY
Melbourne International Film Festival
Jul 22 - Aug 07
Melbourne, Australia
Crew
Don Neumann aka quietearth
Editor in Chief
Fort Collins/Denver, Colorado
agentorange
Managing Editor
Edmonton, Alberta
Marina Antunes
Assistant Managing Editor
Vancouver, British Columbia
projectcyclops
UK Correspondent
Edinburgh, Scotland
Rick McGrath
Toronto Correspondent
Toronto, Ontario
The Crystal Ferret
France Correspondent
Paris, France
rochefort
Austin Correspondent
Austin, Texas
kilowog
LA Correspondent
Los Angeles, California
Joao Fleck
South American Correspondent
Porto Alegre, Brazil

Make-up effects guru Paul Hyett who has worked on a number of Neil Marshall's films (not to mention a few others featuring Michael Fassbender – these connections amuse me) along with such fare as Ironclad (review) and The Eagle, is making his directorial debut with a short thriller than looks absolutely fantastic.
The Black Site stars Anna Walton as Lindsay, an army intelligence officer who is trying to return to a normal life after her tour of Iraq however, readjustment is proving difficult. She keeps having nightmares and believes that they may have something to do with her time on deployment but her mind has shut out the details of her time in service. "As clues surface as to the exact nature of her conditioning in the psychological warfare unit Lindsay's sanity unravels and she descends into a world of deceit, schizophrenia and murder leading to a shocking and savage ending."
Not only do I like the effects, the opening scene which transforms into a prison cell is fantastic, I love the fact that we have a woman who may well have been responsible, suggested by the trailer at least, for one of the ugliest of jobs: information gathering via horrific means.
I'm disappointed to find that this is only a three minute short (!) but I'm hopeful that we may get a full length feature from Hyett at a later date and if we're lucky, maybe it'll expand on this story. My only complaint: the use of Hans Zimmer's inception score is distracting as hell. Not the best music selection.
Detailed plot description and notes from the director are available on the film's website while the trailer is below.
Anonymous (8 months ago) Reply
somewhat disappointing they used the same music the recent inception trailer used.
Anonymous (8 months ago) Reply
never have a seen a throat cut that way, I was quite surprised
Anonymous (8 months ago) Reply
Meh. Tired old premise. The throat cut was nice, but him being a makeup fx artist, I would expect nothing less. The movie brings nothing new in terms of story, however. Lighting is nice, though.
Anonymous (8 months ago) Reply
The throat cut is exactly the way the military are actually trained to do it.
(6 months ago) Reply
What input did Chris Bradshaw have in this film ?
Leave a comment
Related articles




