Anchor Bay's "Hatchet" gets rated R
Today the MPAA officially gave Adam Green's Hatchet an "R" rating, thus eliminating any rumors or speculation that the original "NC-17" rating would effect the upcoming national theatrical run.
The "R" rating is for "extreme gory bloody horror violence, sexual conduct, nudity and language".
After a two month long process involving an appeal and multiple submissions to the ratings board, the film is finally in it's home stretch.
From writer/director Adam Green: "A big THANKS to everyone for their continued support and enthusiasm. Mainstream Hollywood claims that the fans will only support remakes and PG-13 horror at the box office these days. I hope that on September 7th we prove them wrong."
When a motley crew of tourists on a Haunted Swamp Tour wind up stranded, their night of comedic spooks quickly roller-coasters into a horrific nightmare as they struggle to escape the swamp alive…and with all of their pieces.
A spectacular throwback to 80’s horror and the film that’s been bringing audiences to their feet at film festivals worldwide and a cast that includes Robert Englund and Kane Hodder, HATCHET is filled with laughs, scares, and over-the-top death sequences you’ll have to see to believe.
HATCHET will open in theaters across America on September 7th.
(References - myspace.com/hatchetarmy, bloody-disgusting.com)
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