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04-03-2012, 02:42 PM
Any seen or looking forward to the new sequel to The Wicker Man?
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From the creators of the cult classic The Wicker Man
1973 saw the release of one of the most famous horror films of all time – The Wicker Man, which is now regarded as a classic of British cinema. Now, 39 years later, comes the most anticipated horror film of 2012 – The Wicker Tree. Once again directed by Robin Hardy and featuring a guest appearance from the legendary Sir Christopher Lee, this new haunting film welcomes us to a new terror starring Graham McTavish (Rambo, 2008 and the upcoming The Hobbit, 2013), Honeysuckle Weeks (Foyle’s War), Henry Garrett (Red Tails), British favourite Jacqueline Leonard (Chaplin, Doctors) and introducing Britannia Nicol in her stunning acting debut.
A Texas gospel singer and her boyfriend, both devout evangelical Christians, are sent to Scotland on a mission to spread the word of God. After a concert in Glasgow Cathedral the pair are invited by Sir Lachlan Morrison (McTavish) to preach in his remote border village. They assume their host simply wants to hear more about the Bible and are delighted when offered central roles in the fiefdom’s May Day celebrations, especially their custom of the Riding of the Laddie. But soon the horrifying reality dawns on the naïve couple as they learn the true significance of the Celtic pagan rites.
'The Wicker Tree' Trailer HD - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pO_ZRkDD26A)
For more info visit The Wicker Tree | Official UK Website (http://www.thewickertreemovie.co.uk) or The Wicker Tree | Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/TheWickerTree)
- RUN TIME: 92 mins approx
- CERT: 15
- RRP: (DVD) £15.99 (Blu-ray) £19.99
The Blu-Ray contains 24 mins of special features including:
- The Making of The Wicker Tree (12 mins)
- Deleted Scenes (10 Mins)
- Trailer (2 Mins)
[SIZE="5"]Anchor Bay's The Wicker Tree is out on DVD and Blu-Ray on 30th April.
It can't be worse than the remake and it's by the original director so that's definetly promising.
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http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm144/samueljones1/Kyles%20Stuff/TheWickerTreeBDFront2D1.jpg
From the creators of the cult classic The Wicker Man
1973 saw the release of one of the most famous horror films of all time – The Wicker Man, which is now regarded as a classic of British cinema. Now, 39 years later, comes the most anticipated horror film of 2012 – The Wicker Tree. Once again directed by Robin Hardy and featuring a guest appearance from the legendary Sir Christopher Lee, this new haunting film welcomes us to a new terror starring Graham McTavish (Rambo, 2008 and the upcoming The Hobbit, 2013), Honeysuckle Weeks (Foyle’s War), Henry Garrett (Red Tails), British favourite Jacqueline Leonard (Chaplin, Doctors) and introducing Britannia Nicol in her stunning acting debut.
A Texas gospel singer and her boyfriend, both devout evangelical Christians, are sent to Scotland on a mission to spread the word of God. After a concert in Glasgow Cathedral the pair are invited by Sir Lachlan Morrison (McTavish) to preach in his remote border village. They assume their host simply wants to hear more about the Bible and are delighted when offered central roles in the fiefdom’s May Day celebrations, especially their custom of the Riding of the Laddie. But soon the horrifying reality dawns on the naïve couple as they learn the true significance of the Celtic pagan rites.
'The Wicker Tree' Trailer HD - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pO_ZRkDD26A)
For more info visit The Wicker Tree | Official UK Website (http://www.thewickertreemovie.co.uk) or The Wicker Tree | Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/TheWickerTree)
- RUN TIME: 92 mins approx
- CERT: 15
- RRP: (DVD) £15.99 (Blu-ray) £19.99
The Blu-Ray contains 24 mins of special features including:
- The Making of The Wicker Tree (12 mins)
- Deleted Scenes (10 Mins)
- Trailer (2 Mins)
[SIZE="5"]Anchor Bay's The Wicker Tree is out on DVD and Blu-Ray on 30th April.
It can't be worse than the remake and it's by the original director so that's definetly promising.