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Re-Kill's Release-Date Mess... Similarly Situated Films?

posted 11 years ago by thankyouforfu
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It's been several years since we all heard about this film. Then there was the five-minute preview, which only made us hunger even more for Re-Kill. Now it's being put off till at least September 2013 (maybe even early 2014) ?

Sigh.

In a somewhat similar fashion, my favorite author is Kurt Vonnegut, and I read somewhere about Jerry Garcia having the film rights to Sirens of Titan. He wrote a script, and suffered ten years of pre-production heck before dying in 1995. The rights to the book have subsequently been passed to two others without any sort of success. However, I stumbled upon an amazing fan-made teaser/trailer a couple years ago.

Nonetheless, the question remains, will the public-at-large ever see Re-Kill?
I have my doubts...

[–] djb1203 11 years ago

looks like next year..

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1612319/board/nest/213312661?ref_=tt_bd_4

as to similar situated films... been waiting for "gallow walkers" for years. think thats been in limbo since 2006! lol. think its finally out this year though.

[–] djblack1313 11 years ago

Gallowwalkers is online and unfortunately it's terrible. i was looking forward to that movie and i can say that IMO it's pretty bad.

[–] poopfock 11 years ago

I wish I could disagree with you on that one, but yeah, it's pretty horrible and boring. The trailer looked so awesome though.

[–] timgc 10 years ago

Re-Kill still not released. Set for 2015.

[–] reb2014 9 years ago

STILL not out?!?

Geez!

Do the people that distribute this just not want to make any money?

[–] corgi37 9 years ago

Evidently not.

[–] blackestofsmiths 9 years ago

trailer looks pretty good as well

[–] loki242 9 years ago

lol, best keep em waiting I've ever seen. Every year someone comes up with "it will be out later this year"

HELP AGGRAVATE THE STATUS QUO, VOTE AGAINST EVERY INCUMBENT YOU SEE ON A BALLOT.

[–] mioumew 9 years ago

well folks, it's out..

[–] Beatnation 9 years ago

And it's terrible... after all this years, dammit.

[–] InfinateANGELzPORTALz 7 years ago

I have to admit that Id never heard of this film,or that it went through a lengthy process just to finally get released for viewing.Id merely happen to come across this film,&Im surprised to see that it wasnt as well-liked as expected,nor did it end up rated better TBH/To Be Honest.But I know everyone has their own opinions of course :)!! Being like the 1st film"The Purge"&its sequels,that Id been lucky to stumble across them as well,that Id really enjoyed,along w/this film that I found to be pretty good too,even if its not quite as good as"The Purge"movies,I do recommend giving this a try!!(Comparatively I have ta say,the reason why I found that I liked Re-Kill,plus brought up The Purge films is that w/Re-Kill does admittedly kinda come off cheesy,but is about an approved"TV Show"film crew thats broadcasting to viewers of killing off virus-changed people/zombies that get in their safe zones.Whereas w/The Purge films,its a yearly approved 12hours on a night that allows people to kill anyone however they want up until the alarm sounds the times up,&Any further killing is then considered a legal murder...)i do recommend at least giving this film a chance,&try watching it,I do hope others enjoy it as well!! Especially when you consider the fact there's So many badly done films IMO that are worse than the typically tolerable B- Movies!Now,IMO,its harder to tell if your gonna end up w/a movie thats not only So poorly done in comparison,but also done by what seems to be by whats now,also So many"Film-Makers"!!....just sayin'

[–] Michael_Takes 9 years ago

Similar will Cabin In The Woods, where it was sat on for 2-3 years by a studio because they couldn't conceive of a market for it (Morons, one of the best modern horror movies).

Doubt Re-Kill will be as good but I've been waiting for it for years. If I remember correctly it was part of the After Dark Horrorfest 8 Films to Die For series, the same year as Mulberry Street and Zombies of Mass Destruction.