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Magnet Releasing and Drafthouse Films brings a kaleidoscope of death, chaos and fun for the world premiere of the ABC of Death 2 Fantastic Fest in Austin, TX on Thursday 18 September, the film also announced the release on VOD platforms on October 2 set with a theatrical run on October 31. ABC of Death 2 has 26 brand new shorts 26 new directors acclaimed genre films like Cheap Thrills, inside, lonely place to die, American Mary, the Big Bad Wolves and much more. Once again, the filmmakers were given a free hand to create a short film about death in all its various forms, and the results are in turns shocking, hilarious, disgusting, surprising, beautiful, reprehensible, poignant, disturbing, but above all, mind-melting fun. In addition, the variety of themes and creative approaches to established genres, the filmmakers explore a variety of styles, such as stop-motion animation, dialogue-free and hand-drawn animation bring the twisted visions of the screen. "I love how this separation will be the anthology series.

There is no gray when it comes to ABC from death. People either love it or you hate it. And that's just the way it should be. The filmmakers are rarely the opportunity to comment in full creative freedom. That's because it's usually a dangerous and risky endeavor. So it is a good thing, Tim League, and I enjoy the risk and we are excited about the partnership Magnet Releasing feel the same way as we do, "says producer Ant Timpson. "I want people to remember the death of ABC service plans in ten years and see many of these now emerging leaders running the show in the future in Hollywood," says producer Tim League

. "When Fantastic Fest veterans Garreth Edwards and Rian Johnson commander of the Star Wars franchise, that does not seem unreasonable at all." ABC of Death 2 is a follow-up to the most ambitious episode movie ever with products that are designed from Nigeria to the UK to Brazil and everywhere in between. It features segments from more than two dozen leading talents in contemporary genre film directed. The film consists of twenty-six individual chapters, each helmed by a different director directed to the letters of the alphabet, which begins and ends with the letter Z. leader then free hand, a word, a story of life and death choose Create in the context. Provocative, shocking, funny and sometimes confrontational, ABC of Death 2 is the second global celebration of the next generation of genre film.

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The ABCs of Death 2 The ABCs of Death Magnet Releasing Director: Kaare Andrews, Angela Bettis, Hélène Cattet, Ernesto Díaz Espinoza, Jason Eisener, Bruno Forzani, Adrián García Bogliano, Xavier Gens, Lee Hardcastle, Noboru Iguchi, Thomas Cappelen Malling, Jorge Michel Grau, Anders Morgenthaler, Yoshihiro Nishimura, Banjong Pisanthanakun Simon Rumley, Marcel Sarmiento, Jon Schnepp, Srdjan Spasojevic, Timo Tjahjanto, Andrew Traucki, Nacho Vigalondo, Jake West, Ti West, Ben Wheatley, Adam Wingard and Yudai Yamaguchi Written by: Kaare Andrews, Simon Barrett, Hélène Cattet, Bruno Forzani, Adrián García Bogliano, Lee Hardcastle, Noboru Iguchi, Thomas Cappelen Malling, Yoshihiro Nishimura, Simon Rumley, Jon Schnepp, Srdjan Spasojevic, Nacho Vigalondo, Dimitrije Vojnov, Ti West and Yudai Yamaguchi Not rated / 2 Hours, 3 Minutes Opens March 8, 2013; Now available on VOD (Of four) Some will think of The ABCs of Death, it is disgusting, appalling, tasteless, insane, obscene, royalty-free, childish and spoiled to come over the top. I agree that all of these things - probably in equal measure - and this is exactly the point, and that it is therefore not frightening at all, but actually quite pleasant. Note that I'm not saying everyone can easily go into the experience. While I was this kind of disclaimer, this film is about as not-for-everyone gets to usually avoid as not-for-each. But those who see filmmakers out the limits of their imagination a certain satisfaction - but dark and twisted could be these limits - are the audience this anthology was made. I do not know what the exact process behind the production of ABC, or was as collaborative (if at all) it was, but it plays almost like a game of one-upmanship. That, or the filmmakers themselves were only challenge themselves,. With the roughest, craziest or most "shocking" ideas that they could, and they ran with it The distinction must be made that, although the 26 segments (one corresponding to each letter of the alphabet - A is for Apocalypse, etc) are intrinsically horror-based, the vast majority of them have a comedic approach. So instead of a sick, twisted idea just sick and twisted, it is increased in absurd or surreal territory. Brazen depravity can make just for the ridiculousness of its existence, fun, and understand by and large, the filmmakers here. It is the feeling of absurdity that takes the film to its greatest heights and keeps things interesting, even in the parts that are not quite succeed. There is a segment (courtesy of Noboru Iguchi) about Japanese school girls and erotic farts that go out of the way, seems to be as immature as possible. It is not one of the highlights of the film by any means, but I at least admire his extreme dedication to his infantile humor. (After all, if you are to die in a series of sketches based on species involved, and you get "F is for Fart", there is really no way to class, the puppies on. So you might as well as childish as possible be.) Virtually every anthology movie you see (especially one with this many shorts) will be a mixed bag, and the ABC is no different. But what impressed me was that very few of the 26 segments are all equal, so there is not much repetition. In addition, the filmmaking itself is strong almost everywhere, even in the Misses. Fortunately, those who do the work paid off those misses. And it is the diversity that pays off. Thinking back through the strongest segments, I was of how absolutely idiosyncratic everyone was beaten. Perhaps the most impressive was Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani of "O is for Orgasm", a virtuoso piece of editing and sound design, which makes for the most abstract and most beautiful of the 26 films. It is also probably the least horror-centric feature - death is essentially an afterthought, the conclusion to a pure and unique experiment of Cattet and Forzani. Some of the movies are turning their chosen mode of death (which is identified in a title card at the end of the corresponding segment) in something like a punch line. (In fact, for Ti West's short, the letter M, it is the punch line.) Others use their chosen words as a springboard for something that only tangentially relate to the manner of death itself. And others take a relatively banal word and turn it into a completely unexpected and often disgusting, direction. (Just wait until you see with where Timo Tjahjanto lands "L is for libido.") Other highlights, among other things, come courtesy of Yudai Yamaguchi (J), a brilliant Looney Tunes-esque employs visual aesthetics; Angela Bettis (E), the basic premise of the simple people to entertain heights (especially the way she uses repeated point-of-view shots from the spider) has against spider; Xavier Gens (X) whose segment is a bloody, devastating, tongue-in-cheek comment body image; Marcel Sarmiento (D), whose almost dialogue-free piece of poetic uses subjective camera work and a dreamlike mood to tackle an essentially ridiculous premise; Ben Wheatley (U), the first-person camera work to stellar effect uses; and Thomas Malling (H), the insane combines cartoonish slapstick logic, burlesque dance and National Socialism. Unfortunately, the film ends on a down note with Yoshihiro Nishimura, the "Z is for Zetsumetsu" a stream-of-consciousness LSD trip the outrageous images that, despite my affection for his Dr. Strangelove homage ends long after it has worn out its glad to welcome. No doubt some are the same thing about The ABCs of Death say as a whole. But I can personally confirm only that the film - however mixed their findings could ultimately (and inevitably) be - an example of the kind of freedom and creativity that movies are made for.

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Death benefit of his ABC series, the. The creative limitations (26 short horror films, each bound with a certain letter of the alphabet) to promote the future To have not one of the works in this anthology film more cracks in 10 minutes, so it is unlikely that the time until the expiration of their welcome. It helps that there are few real duds, and that the producers are talents from all over the world (including the US, France, Britain, Nigeria, Japan and the Philippines), the viewer allows insight into different cultures, so thematically rich approach Genre culled. Of course

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 a number of writers-directors are only some bloody fun: Omnibus starts blackly humorous bit of cruelty from the Cheap Thrills Helmer EL Katz ("Is Amateur"), the efforts of a particularly inept assassins details. (If nothing else, it will explode in the movie myth of the original purity of the high ventilation shafts widely used.) This is a dark comic tone of most of shorts, two trough in which Jim Hosking the "G is for Grandpa" (a little more than a lengthy installation program shriveled-the sexual organs of a punchline) and Todd Rohal of "P is for PPP Scary!" (Self-consciously irritate the Three Stooges / Abbott & Costello Tribute about the trio escaped prisoners lost a hell of a dark cave). There is evidence that far outshines the concept of execution (as Soska sisters the amateur feminist manifesto "T torture porn") and the part of the feeling of a little more than 

a crude politicization of vehicles (for example, Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado -Palestine Israel scream "F for Falling"). Some seduces even Juan Martinez Moreno 's is a split "is perfectly designed split-screen thriller, unfortunately, play all kinds of rancidly homophobic stereotypes. But it does not throw a lot of Pall because of Dennison Ramalho" J is for Jesus ", in which the queerness of the main characters is the blood of the blessed event ahead. One of the highlights is Robert Morgan "D Is For parasites", an impressive stop-motion nightmare, in which the executed back to life voracious insect so he can take revenge on the murderers. 

More nutty and Bill Plympton turn revels in gender war animated grotesque "H is for Head Games", a man and a woman to get their smooches more hope. Steven Kostanski is a lot of fun spoofing 1980 action figure commercials "W is for Wish", as the two boys, "He-Man-esque sword-and-sorcery fantasy goes awry, distorted. And there is something strangely powerful about Lancelot Imasuen the" L is the old, "the cruel ritual sacrifice Fable with a beautiful DIY digital effects. Best in Show, although go Inside directors Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo" X is for xylophone "with bright gloomy Béatrice Dalle woman so shocked off-key to his granddaughter tool in the game that ... well, let's just say he literally bring good bone