As a connoisseur of period films with a penchant for the macabre, I am thoroughly intrigued by the trailer for “The Damned.” The cinematography is reminiscent of classic New England coastal towns, a setting that always manages to chill me to the bone. The cast, led by Odessa Young and Joe Cole, promises an enthralling tale of survival, guilt, and supernatural retribution.
As a passionate gamer, I’m excitedly sharing the trailer for the chilling period horror movie, “The Damned,” which promises to keep me on the edge of my seat! This spine-tingling tale follows a tight-knit coastal community who bear witness to a haunting shipwreck near their island. In this chilling adventure, Odessa Young, famously known for her role in “Mothering Sunday,” takes on the character Eva, while Joe Cole from “Peaky Blinders” portrays Daniel. Can’t wait to dive into the darkness with them!
The movie narrative revolves around a widow in the 19th century living on a secluded fishing settlement. When a shipwreck occurs offshore during a harsh winter, she and her tight-knit community face a difficult decision: save the drowning crew or prioritize their own dwindling resources for survival. As they grapple with the repercussions of their choice and feel remorseful, the villagers sense an ominous dread growing within them, starting to believe that they’re being punished for their actions.
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When is The Damned release date?
On January 3, 2025, the movie titled “The Damned” is set to hit the big screen. In addition to Young and Cole, this film boasts an impressive cast that includes Siobhan Finneran (from Downton Abbey), Rory McCann (known for Game of Thrones), Turlough Convery (familiar from Ready Player One), Lewis Gribben (recognized from Black Mirror), Francis Magee (seen in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story), Mícheál Óg Lane (from Calvary), Andrean Sigurgeirsson (The Darkness), Guillermo Uria (The Real Story Of…), and Arnar Máni Iansson Gray.
The movie is helmed by Thordur Palsson, who also penned the story upon which it’s based, with the screenplay written by Jamie Hannigan. Dave Bishop, Dave Darby, Niamh Fagan, Luane Gauer, John P Gleeson, George Hamilton, Oisín O’Neill, and Lauren Shelton serve as executive producers. The list of producers includes Conor Barry, Guðmundur Arnar Guðmundsson, Tim Headington, Kamilla Hodol, Emilie Jouffroy, Nate Kamiya, John Keville, Theresa Steele Page, Benoit Roland, and Anton Máni Svansson.
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2024-10-31 17:40