New Trailer: Masked Killers Terrorizes Townfolk in Rural Horror THE DEAD OF NIGHT (Now Streaming)
New Trailer Debut: Masked Killers Terrorizes Townfolk in Rural Horror THE DEAD OF NIGHT (Now Streaming)! By Josh Millican
Alone and isolated at the family ranch, a dysfunctional brother and sister suddenly find themselves being terrorized and hunted by a pair of nomadic killers. A new suspense thriller that presents a study in rural horror,
The Dead of Night premieres in Home Theaters on Digital and On Demand everywhere beginning today, March 9th, 2021, from Shout! Studios and VMI Worldwide.
Today, Dread Central is thrilled to exclusively debut the latest trailer for
Shout! Studios Releasing Upcoming Horror Flick THE DEAD OF NIGHT Starring LANCE HENRIKSEN By Josh Millican
Shout! Studios, the multi-platform filmed entertainment and production arm of Shout! Factory, and VMI Worldwide announced a distribution collaboration to bring new suspense horror thriller
The Dead of Night to a wide variety of entertainment platforms in the United States.
Synopsis:
Soon after violent masked drifters dressed as wolves arrive in a small rural town, a local young couple goes missing and their bodies are discovered near a ranch run by brother and sister, Tommy and June. Her ex-boyfriend and local deputy sheriff Luke start suspecting Tommy of murder, leaving the siblings ostracized and disenchanted with the community. The next day Tommy catches the killers committing another murder nearby and moves in closer to investigate but he is spotted by one of the drifters and chased across the ranch
Updated: 6:41 AM CST Jan 28, 2021 The city of Ames recognized three men for rescuing people from an apartment fire.Body camera footage shows Robert Dean yelling to someone in an upstairs window on Dec. 9. Dean, Nathanial Ward and Obai Elmustafa were able to get everyone out before firefighters arrived. Officials honored the men for their heroic actions during a virtual City Council meeting. The men said they were just at the right place at the right time.
AMES, Iowa
The city of Ames recognized three men for rescuing people from an apartment fire.
Body camera footage shows Robert Dean yelling to someone in an upstairs window on Dec. 9.
What makes Monteverde a must-stop on almost every birding tour of Costa Rica? To paraphrase the real estate experts: habitat, habitat, habitat. Along with the famous cloud forest, there are also secondary forest, transitional dry forest and transitional rain forest. Thanks to Monteverde’s remote location and difficult access, a lot of this habitat has been preserved.
Enjoying all these hospitable, middle-elevation habitats are more than 400 species of birds, including two of the country’s most spectacular and sought-after species: the resplendent quetzal and the three-wattled bellbird (see box).
Add the Monteverde Guide Association’s cadre of highly qualified naturalist guides and miles and miles of well maintained trails in breathtakingly beautiful nature preserves, and you have all the ingredients to make Monteverde a mecca for birders.