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The Banshee Chapter is one of the first genre films to hit theaters in 2014 and we have an early look via a handful of truly bizarre pics. Will the movie – produced by Zachary Quinto – live up to the unsettling feeling these images evoke?
The film centers on a young, female journalist (Katia Winder) who follows the mysterious trail of a missing friend (Michael McMillian) that had been experimenting with mind-altering chemicals developed in secret government drug tests. Levine plays the role of a rogue counter-culture novelist with a penchant for substance abuse and firearms who leads the journalist into the mystery of dangerous chemical research.
The film opens January 10, 2014. Head inside for the pics.
Star Trek and American Horror Story’s Zachary Quinto got behind a horror film that’s arriving in January 2014 called The Banshee Chapter. Quinto produced for director Blair Erickson.
The film centers on a young, female journalist (Katia Winder) who follows the mysterious trail of a missing friend (Michael McMillian) that had been experimenting with mind-altering chemicals developed in secret government drug tests. Levine plays the role of a rogue counter-culture novelist with a penchant for substance abuse and firearms who leads the journalist into the mystery of dangerous chemical research. A fast-paced blend of fact and fiction, the film is based on real documents, actual test subject testimony, and uncovered secrets about covert programs run by the CIA.
Check out the trailer here and head inside for a look at the poster!
XLrator Media has revealed The Banshee Chapter is arriving on VOD this December with a limited theatrical run in January 2014. With this news, the company has also premiered the trailer, which you can find after the jump.
The film is produced by Zachary Quinto, the producers of Margin Call, Before the Door Production’s Corey Moosa and Neal Dodson, and Stephanie Riggs (Sunchaser Entertainment) and Christian Arnold-Beutel. The Banshee Chapter stars Katia Winder (Showtime’s Dexter), Michael McMillian (HBO’s True Blood) and Ted Levine (The Silence of the Lambs).
