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Check Out Storm: A Supernatural Thriller From Sweden
Posted by Todd Brown at 8:36pm.
Posted in Trailer Alerts , Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Continental Europe & Russia.
Man, this looks very cool and just begs you to ask why American film makers are so effects obsessed when you can be so much more effective without them ... Storm is a new supernatural thriller out of Sweden and an English subtitled trailer has just turned up over on the Trust Film website. Here’s the official synopsis:
“DD is young. Cool. Knows where it’s at. Or. thought he did. He is completely unaware that a struggle between good and evil has begun in which he himself is the arena. To get through it in one piece and alive DD must solve a riddle. A riddle whose solution will either destroy him or give him a new life.”
Believe me, that doesn’t do the trailer justice ... turn the lights down and the volume up ...
Storm Trailer (streaming Windows Media)
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LT Roberts 10/27/2005 @ 12:19am
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