Three teenage boys arrange to meet a strange woman, found via the internet, for a sexual encounter that they will never forget. However, when the meeting takes place, they quickly fall into the hands of the Five Points Church – a fundamentalist religious organisation with a vile hatred for pretty much everyone but themselves – and a chilling chaos unravels at a great pace.
Set in Middle America, a group of teens receive an online invitation for sex, though they soon encounter fundamentalists with a much more sinister agenda.
CinemaBlend - The Independent Spirit Award nominations came out a few days ago, and there weren't too many surprises, with buzzed-about indies such as Another Earth and The Artist receiving nominations. One person who wasn't pleased with the noms, however, is filmmaker/full-time podcaster Kevin Smith, who took to Twitter earlier this week to lambast the Spirit awards for not nominating anyone from his horror film Red State:
What a dick. Instead of taking things respectfully and with dignity like every other director out there, he decides to whine and bitch about it online. Classy.
You didn't see Chris Nolan cry like a baby online when he didn't get the Oscar nom last year for best director...And at least he deserved it!
IGN - "Silent Bob" talks Too Fat for 40, Secret Stash, Red State and more.
Another strong review. I really need to check this one out. Might as well get the Blu since its just around the corner.