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WARNING …WARNING…VIOLENT CONTENT in TRAILER….
Yessss! Bloodthirsty and brilliantly DARING are these Bros: Duncan and Martin Cunningham from Ipswich, Queensland…aaahhh the Land of The North!
The Squeamer speaks to one of the horror loving brothers: Director Duncan Cunningham about the YOUTUBE sensation that was considered sooo VIOLENT it was taken off and BANNED!
It’s called: FORESIGHT KILLER INSTINCT….and it is gruesome, bloody and nasty and dares to be different!
Duncan talks about being invited to play his film on the BIG SCREEN at this years Monster Fest in Melbourne and the experience of filming in a country community, the influences of late 70′s and early 80′s horror movies and Slashers on the project, Jean Claude van Damme movies, Aussie genre films: Stone and the Mad Max franchise, psychotic psychics and Good VS Bad and much more….
It’s a Cunningham Clan production not to be missed at this years Horror movie film festival….but YES it is NOT for the fainthearted!!
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FORESIGHT KILLER INSTINCT
2012 | 94 mins | D: Duncan Cunningham | S: Martin Cunningham, Michael Edwards Williams, Trevor Dent
‘ With more expletives than an entire season of Deadwood (and that’s just in the first 10 minutes), this ultra violent, ultra grimy example of modern day Ozploitation will have you cheering at the abundance of blood, guts, drugs and violence splattered all over the big screen – right where it belongs!
In a small Australian town, local psychic Glen Parsons (Martin Cunningham) is viciously attacked and his pregnant wife is murdered. Recovering from his wounds, his blood boiling with vengeful rage, Glen embarks on a frenzied killing spree, using his psychic abilities to cut his way through a sea of pimps, drug lords and hitmen, as he tracks down the man he holds ultimately responsible for the destruction of his family – corrupt cop Lance Steele!
Director Duncan Cunningham is a Guest of the Fest and will introduce the film and follow up with a Q&A after the screening. ‘ Taken from the Monster Fest web site.
LINKS:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2254790/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCQXbrfGqbM
