Watch UK Trailer For Lovecraftian Horror The Breach

The UK Trailer for Guns N Roses Slash produced horror

The Breach will be released on Digital from 10th July

Lightbulb Film Distribution have released the menacing UK Trailer for Lovecraftian horror The Breach.

Based on the award-winning book by Nick Cutter, the Canadian feature is directed by Rodrigo Gudiño, founding editor of Rue Morgue. The soundtrack was written and performed by Slash (Guns N’ Roses), who is also Executive Producer on the film.

It also stars stars Allan Hawco (Frontier, Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan), Emily Alatalo (Spare Parts), Wesley French (Through Black Spruce), Natalie Brown (The Strain) and Adam Kenneth Wilson (24 Hour Rental).

The film’s World premiere happened at last year’s Fantasia Film Festival, and the UK premiere took place at FrightFest the following month.

For this one we find ourselves in the small town of Lone Crow. John Hawkins (Hawco) is in his final days as the town’s police chief who must investigate one final case of a dead body thats just washed up on the local rivers shore.


Counting down his last days as Chief of Police in the small town of Lone Crow, John Hawkins must investigate one final case when a mangled body washes up on the shores of the Porcupine River.

The Breach will be released On Demand and Download in the UK & Ireland from July 10th, also in Australia and New Zealand from July 12th.


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