With less than four months to go until its release, it’s a testament to the promotion of Ridley Scott’s upcoming sci-fi actioner that we’ve still not got a clear hold on what the film’s about. Though we’ve been teased by quite a bit in recent months, we’re still pretty much in the dark, which is a great place to be in my books.

The first trailer that landed just before Christmas was brilliant, without giving anything away, and I’m hoping that things stay that way up until its release this summer.

In keeping with the lack of reveal and increase of intrigue, a new image has surfaced of two of the leads in their now-familiar space suits, and judging from the direction of their gaze (i.e. up), it wouldn’t be too much of a stretch to imagine that they might be looking at the giant head that we’ve been seeing over the past few months.

“Ridley Scott, director of “Alien” and “Blade Runner,” returns to the genre he helped define. With PROMETHEUS, he creates a groundbreaking mythology, in which a team of explorers discover a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth, leading them on a thrilling journey to the darkest corners of the universe. There, they must fight a terrifying battle to save the future of the human race.”

The new image shows us Logan Marshall-Green and Noomi Rapace futuristically kitted out, and we can also look forward to a great cast that includes Michael Fassbender, Charlize Theron, Guy Pearce, Idris Elba, Rafe Spall, and Patrick Wilson.

Prometheus will be with us here in the UK on 1^st June, and whatever it is, I can’t wait. For now, the great new image of Marshall-Green and Rapace. As usual, you can click to enlarge.

Source: ComingSoon.net.

Summit Entertainment have released this new Super Bowl TV spot for their new movie, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance which is released in the UK February 17th. It stars Nicolas Cage, Violante Placido, Ciarán Hinds, Johnny Whitworth, Christopher Lambert, Idris Elba and is directed by the chaps who brought us the Crank franchise, Brian Taylor, Mark Neveldine. We’ve got interviews with both Neveldine and Cage so keep your eyes peeled for those over the next week or 2.

Nicolas Cage returns as Johnny Blaze in Columbia Pictures’ and Hyde Park Entertainment’s Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance. In the successor to the worldwide hit Ghost Rider, Johnny – still struggling with his curse as the devil’s bounty hunter – is hiding out in a remote part of Eastern Europe when he is recruited by a secret sect of the church to save a young boy (Fergus Riordan) from the devil (Ciaran Hinds). At first, Johnny is reluctant to embrace the power of the Ghost Rider, but it is the only way to protect the boy – and possibly rid himself of his curse forever. Directed by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor. Screenplay by Scott M. Gimple & Seth Hoffman and David S. Goyer. Story by David S. Goyer. Based on the Marvel Comic. Produced by Steven Paul, Ashok Amritraj, Michael De Luca, Avi Arad, and Ari Arad.

Here’s the rest of our Super Bowl coverage.

Source: Latino Review

In this age of super-saturation with film marketing, Prometheus has admirably bucked the trend. Of all of the teaser trailers launched lately, it has kept its cards closest to its chest, saved more surprises for us the humble viewers and succeeded in generating much more interest as a helpful by-product.

Much of the response to what we have seen of Prometheus so far (and we have helpfully gathered it all together for you here) has been more questions – what is that statue? Why is that person screaming? Who is the vaguely humanoid creature jumping down? How does this fit into the rest of the Alien Universe? It is perhaps a sign of the times that some are annoyed or disgruntled by the teasing drip-feed we are getting, when we should instead be applauding the slow-burn approach being taken by Ridley Scott and his team.

All we have that is new for now (though in due course we are sure to get a more fleshed out trailer) is a still, showing the human head statue that we have seen before, but better lit and more clearly on show. Not much admittedly, but impressive looking nonetheless and with great surrounding detail of what is likely to be the interior of the doughnut ship from Alien and the Prometheus teaser trailer.

More as we get it, with thanks to ComicBookMovie.com for this.

While the recent look at the Space Jockey mask gave further hints at the links between Alien and Prometheus there’s something a little more tangible on offer today with this new image from Ridley Soctt’s film from the L.A. Times (via Coming Soon).

Lining up behind Noomi Rapace are a couple of space jockey suits and there’s a far bet that Nooms has just caught a glimpse of what goes inside one of them. Man, this is a tease-a-thon isn’t it? Only a few months to go until we get the chance to see Scott’s film, easily one of the most anticipated of the year.

Here’s the pic, click to make everything big,

And check out this high-res version from Noomi Rapace Tumblr in which you can make out the Weyland patch on the sleeve of her left arm. You know, because that’s cool and stuff.

There are pictures doing the rounds today which appear to offer further proof that Ridley Scott’s forthcoming Prometheus shares more than a little DNA with his Alien film.

Cinemart claim these pictures come from a trustworthy source deep in the design department of the production and show a mask resembling that of the sad old Space Jockey from Scott’s 1979 film.

The source told the site that this mask was for ‘the alien’ from the film, and that it would feature in the film with ‘very little CGI’ enhancement. For a bit of context the filmmaker spoke to MTV  about the place of the Space Jockey in his new film,

I have to design — or redesign — earlier versions of what these elements are that led to the thing you finally see in “Alien,” which is the thing that catapults out of the egg, the face-hugger… I don’t want to repeat it. The alien in a sense, as a shape, is worn out… maybe we’ll come up with something completely different.

Scott then expanded on the central role of the Space Jockey,

What we’re going to try to do is squeeze in two prequels. . . if you explain who he was and where did he come from. . . then you may want to find out where they came from, you might want to go to him and go to the place where his people come from.

Here’s one of the pics, there’s another angle over at the site,

IMAGES REMOVED AT THE REQUEST OF THE STUDIO

Lots of new images out tonight courtesy of USA Today, including this new look at Noomi Rapace in Ridley Scott’s Alienverse bound tale of the search for the origins of mankind in the eagerly awaited Prometheus.

There’s not a lot to go on here, although the glowing paper bag looks…intriguing and I love the design that we’ve seen so far from the production.   If you haven’t seen the trailer which came out just before Christmas then click here to take a look.

Rapace stars alongside Idris Elba, Michael Fassbender and Charlize Theron. Personally I can’t wait.

Here’s your picture,

The first of our superhero films from Marvel this year, Thor was an impressive box office and critical success when it came out in April this year, taking just shy of $450m. from its $150m. budget.

Pretty much ever since it found such success in cinemas, there’s been talk of a sequel, and it officially came out in the summer that the original’s director, Kenneth Branagh, was opting out of returning for the sequel, in what seemed to be a completely friendly parting.

Since then, there was first talk of Brian Kirk, best known for his work on Boardwalk Empire and Game of Thrones, coming on board the project, but then in October, Patty Jenkins officially signed on for the director’s job instead.

Earlier this month, though, word came that Jenkins and Marvel had parted ways based on creative differences, and the search has been back on since then to fill the empty chair. It looks like Marvel have now done just that, with Deadline reporting that Emmy-winning Alan Taylor will be the director for the superhero sequel.

Taylor’s name may not be a household name, but from what I’ve seen of his work, he’s a brilliant director, and after the awesome first film in which Branagh was unexpectedly cast, I can’t wait to see whatTaylorbrings to the table for the second film.

The director is largely best known for his TV credits, which include episodes on The West Wing, The Sopranos, Mad Men, Boardwalk Empire, and Game of Thrones. So essentially, though you may not know his name well, you can trust that he’s an experienced director who knows exactly what he’s doing.

Thor was of course led by Chris Hemsworth, which did a great job of boosting the actor’s rising star, with support coming from the brilliant Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston, Anthony Hopkins, Stellan Skarsgård, Kat Dennings, Idris Elba, and of course, Clark Cregg reprising his role as Agent Coulson.

Marvel president Kevin Feige gave a few details of what we can expect from the sequel back in September:

“[Thor 2 will] primarily be the journey of that character, of he and Jane Foster (Natalie Portman) and how the new dynamic with his father is working out, as well as what are the broader stakes for the Nine Worlds.”

We can look forward to seeing a lot more of Hemsworth next year, kicking off first with the Joss Whedon-scripted The Cabin in the Woods in April, followed two weeks later by the Whedon-directed and highly anticipated The Avengers (in which he will of course reprise his role as Thor), followed by Snow White and the Huntsman opposite Kristen Stewart in June, and then the Red Dawn remake towards the end of the year.

With all of them having been completed or in post-production, Hemsworth is set to next turn his attentions to Ron Howard’s Rush, which sounds like it’s going to be amazing. WithTaylornow on board, Thor 2 should be moving forward nicely with Hemsworth back in the lead, and should still be able to meet its target of a November, 2013 release date. More news as we get it.

And it’s about time…

Teased beyond the point of parody we now have the chance to see what Ridley Scott and screenwriter Damon Lindelof have been working on for what seems like an age. The highly anticipated film has gone from being a full on Space Jockey-centred prequel to Alien to a far grander sci-fi tale, telling us the story of a discovery of the origin of life in the universe.

The trailer hints at the links, not least the slowly revealing font, Gigeresque corridor and it looks like we’ll see what happened to the ship where it all started in Alien. Oh, and the flash at 00:26 is very interesting…

Ridley Scott has a very interesting cast in the form of Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Guy Pearce, Idris Elba, Logan Marshall-Green and Charlize Theron but it is the return of the director to the sci-fi genre that is the real draw here.

Here’s your trailer, which we hope to have in HD soon. The film is out in the UK on the 1st of June.

Tis the season to pump out new trailers for some of the biggest films of 2012 clearly and the curious question of how to keep the flames of anticipation for Ridley Scott’s Prometheus stoked while competing trailers pop up around it has given rise to a daily tease for the unveiling of the first look of Scott’s return to the world of Space Jockeys and acid blooded xenomorphs.

This new look is in keeping with teases one and two in that the director talks briefly about the project while new footage flickers on-screen for seconds at a time. Thank goodness the trailer hits tomorrow…

There’s also a new pic from the all-singing Empire which is below, featuring Michael Fassbender who once described his character as a ’10-pound rent boy’, though it has long been rumoured that he is an android cut from the same circuit boards as Ash and Bishop.

Here’s the IN 1 DAY… trailer,

If you’re not already adrift in the seemingly endless torrent of trailers we’ve seen today there’s a little more for you.

Earlier this evening we posted a short teaser for the imminent trailer for Ridley Scott’s Prometheus, a film which commands huge expectation and which has, so far, been relatively shrouded in secrecy. Now there’s a second teaser which has a little more footage from the film.

I’m happily posting this here because I know there are people out there who will want to see anything from Prometheus as soon as possible, so while the concept of a trailer for a trailer boggles my mind there’s some brief glimpses to pour over until the trailer arrives on Thursday (or so we’re led to believe).

Here’s your trailer for the trailer part two,

Merci to Alien Prequel News (via Bleeding Cool)

Tonight has gone completely nuts! Not only do we have the theatrical trailer for The Dark Knight Rises (which if you haven’t seen you MUST!) but now Fox have also released a trailer for the trailer (sort of a mini featurette) for Ridley Scott’s Prometheus three days before it’s set to hit!

Prometheus stars Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Guy Pearce, Idris Elba, Logan Marshall-Green, Charlize Theron and is set for release Summer 2012.

Enjoy it below!

Ridley Scott, director of “Alien” and “Blade Runner,” returns to the genre he helped define. With PROMETHEUS, he creates a groundbreaking mythology, in which a team of explorers discover a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth, leading them on a thrilling journey to the darkest corners of the universe. There, they must fight a terrifying battle to save the future of the human race.

Source: Apple

Before all the talk of Ridley Scott returning to the world of Blade Runner for a sequelprequelrebootremakewhoknows a far greater prospect was already being worked on in deepest, darkest Pinewood as Scott was formulating his return to the cinematic landscape of a film which made his name: his Alienverse movie Prometheus.

Reports from Comic-Con of the screening of footage from the film were almost universally positive and while we’ve  heard rumblings that a trailer is imminent we only have a vague plot synopsis and  a handful of images this far. In some ways I’d prefer it if we could all enter the cinemas in June next year knowing nothing about it at all – and that’s clearly an option open to everyone and we each make our choice, but I have the feeling that this one will be better enjoyed that way. Oh well – having said all that here’s what looks like being the first poster for the film!

Alien Prequel News were sent this by someone who is either a well-placed fan or a talented artist looking to see how far his creation flies around the world, and they are claiming the exclusive look at the first poster. They have been very solid in the past and there’s nothing to say it isn’t the official poster and the tagline (which is ‘The search for our beginning could lead to our end’) smacks of being the perfect marketing tease for the film given the synopsis we’ve seen. I’m hoping this may force Fox to bring forward to release of the poster/trailer combo which is rumoured to be just around the corner.

Here’s the poster, which can be clicked to made clearer, though be warned – it’s not that much clearer…

The week of Valentine’s Day seems a wildly innappropriate time for the release of Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance in UK cinemas, with a bike-riding, flaming-skulled anti-hero this is as far from being a date movie as can be.

The film is directed by the formidable duo of Brian Taylor & Mark Neveldine and sees Nicolas Cage​ return as Johnny Blaze / Ghost Rider and also stars Violante Placido​, Ciarán Hinds, Johnny Whitworth, Christopher Lambert​​ and Idris Elba​​.

If you’ve seen the trailer then you’ll know what to expect, if not click here, then read this little synopsis,

Nicolas Cage returns as Johnny Blaze in Columbia Pictures’ and Hyde Park Entertainment’s Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance. In the successor to the worldwide hit Ghost Rider, Johnny – still struggling with his curse as the devil’s bounty hunter – is hiding out in a remote part of Eastern Europe when he is recruited by a secret sect of the church to save a young boy (Fergus Riordan) from the devil (Ciaran Hinds​). At first, Johnny is reluctant to embrace the power of the Ghost Rider, but it is the only way to protect the boy – and possibly rid himself of his curse forever. Directed by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor. Screenplay by Scott M. Gimple & Seth Hoffman and David S. Goyer. Story by David S. Goyer. Based on the Marvel Comic. Produced by Steven Paul, Ashok Amritraj, Michael De Luca, Avi Arad, and Ari Arad.

A note of thanks to Rope of Silicon.

Not the greatest quality I’m afraid but the first stills nonetheless from the brand new Ridley Scott movie, Prometheus. The images come from Entertainment Weekly via Firstshowing (via Bloody Disgusting and Dread Central). In the images, we get our first look at Michael Fassbender, Noomi Rapace, Charlize Theron and Idris Elba as well as the huge giant head which looks to me like Marlon Brando?!

Also starring in the movie are Guy Pearce and Ben Foster. We can expect the movie 1st June 2012.

“Ridley Scott, director of “Alien” and “Blade Runner,” returns to the genre he helped define. With PROMETHEUS, he creates a groundbreaking mythology, in which a team of explorers discover a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth, leading them on a thrilling journey to the darkest corners of the universe. There, they must fight a terrifying battle to save the future of the human race.”

Check out the images below which you can click to enlarge. Am I wrong about the Brando image?!

Here’s some lovely lovely new banners from The Avengers courtesy of those lovely (did I mention lovely) people from Marvel.

The Avengers is directed by Joss Whedon​ and after you see this trailer, you’re going to be very keen to see the completed movie when it’s released 27th April 2012.

The Avengers will see many of you favourite Marvel characters all come together to create a rather epic movie. The cast of the new movie includes Samuel L. Jackson, Chris Hemsworth​, Scarlett Johansson​, Chris Evans, Jeremy Renner​, Mark Ruffalo​, Tom Hiddleston​, Jenny Agutter​, Gwyneth Paltrow​, Paul Bettany​ and Robert Downey Jr.​ with all of them getting a brand new poster for their trouble.

Man I love these! Click to enlarge!

Source: Yahoo! Movies , Moviefone

New British slasher movie, Demons Never Die hits UK cinemas this Friday, 28th October and Exile have given us this exclusive clip to share with our readers. Demons Never Die is directed by Arjun Rose, executive produced by Idris Elba and has a great British cast including Robert Sheehan, Jennie Jacques, Reggie Yates, Andrew Ellis, Emma Rigby, Ashley Walters, Shanika Warren-Markland, Femi Oyeniran, Jack Doolan, Jason Maza and new X-Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos.

We got to host an event last week where we met and interviewed many of the cast and film makers responsible for Demons Never Due. You can see snippets from the Q&A and photos from the event here. If you’ve missed the trailer for the movie, that’s here too.

In this clip, we get to see what happens to one of the characters when they decide to catch a bus! Here’s a tip – always look behind you!

Stylish teen slasher film Demons Never Die follows eight very different London students with one deadly secret: they have all make a pact to end their lives together. However, a mysterious masked killer emerges from shadows to grant their death-wish in more terrifying fashion than they could ever have imagined.

Misfit Archie (Robert Sheehan), model Samantha (Emma Rigby), wide-boy Kenny (Jason Maza), star pupil Ashleigh (Shanika Warren-Markland), conflicted Sachin (Jacob Anderson), goth-girl Jasmine (Jennie Jacques), and weakling James (Jack Doolan) are all battling their own private demons, from eating disorders to lost parents. But as a much deadlier assailant hunts them down one by one, their quest for death becomes a desperate fight for their lives.

Can these friends survive long enough to discover what they have to live for? Or will their bleeding hearts be brutally slashed wide open?

Demons Never Die is released in cinemas nationwide on the 28th October 2011. Follow the film on Facebook and Twitter #demonsneverdie

Here’s the first clip from the sequel to 2007 movie, Ghost Rider with the aptly name title, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance. It sees Nicolas Cage return as Johnny Blaze / Ghost Rider and also stars Violante Placido, Ciarán Hinds, Johnny Whitworth, Christopher Lambert​, Idris Elba​ with directors Brian Taylor & Mark Neveldine at the helm.

Nicolas Cage returns as Johnny Blaze in Columbia Pictures’ and Hyde Park Entertainment’s Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance. In the successor to the worldwide hit Ghost Rider, Johnny – still struggling with his curse as the devil’s bounty hunter – is hiding out in a remote part of Eastern Europe when he is recruited by a secret sect of the church to save a young boy (Fergus Riordan) from the devil (Ciaran Hinds). At first, Johnny is reluctant to embrace the power of the Ghost Rider, but it is the only way to protect the boy – and possibly rid himself of his curse forever. Directed by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor. Screenplay by Scott M. Gimple & Seth Hoffman and David S. Goyer. Story by David S. Goyer. Based on the Marvel Comic. Produced by Steven Paul, Ashok Amritraj, Michael De Luca, Avi Arad, and Ari Arad.

It should be with us February 22nd next year.

Source: Latino Review

Last night was the first ever HeyUGuys event and it went off with a bang! We teamed together with the amazing people from Who’s Jack Magazine to bring you a Q&A with the cast and filmmakers from brand new British horror / slasher movie, Demons Never Die at the Jameson Apartment in Soho which is in place for the duration of the London Film Festival.

Jon did a fantastic job anchoring the Q&A session which was attended by Director, Arjun Rose, Producer Rhian Williams from Exile and cast members, Jason Maza (who also produced), Shanika Warren-Markland and Andrew Ellis. The film was shot in just 18 days and from the trailer, it looks like a slick, gritty and  we can’t wait to see the finished article when it’s released October 28th.

Arjun spoke about how John Carpenter movies and the Scream franchise affected his writing of Demons Never Die and how the idea came from an idea he had rather than a fully developed script. In the end Arjun wrote 1 page for the movie which the production company Exile loved and asked him to continue developing the script into the completed movie.

The cast also praised Arjun as a first time director for the way in which he put all the cast at ease and has made such a great film. Shanika summed it up nicely saying:

“Arjun was always very chilled and very calm and that helped make the set and the whole environment a very nice place to be.”

Jason Maza talks us through his his experince of working on the movie and with Arjun specifically:

“Arjun was very much a calming influence. For someone who’s a  first time director, he knew exactly how he wanted it to be. He’d come from the school of thought that prepearation is key and he’d done a lot of work. he was completely prepared and never showed that he was struggling to us. The conditions were not always easy with rain, snow in the middle of a scene!

Andrew Ellis tells us what he saw in the script which brought him on board:

“I saw that British twist in the fact that  in other movies, often you don’t get to know the characters until the third sequel but in this, within the 90 minutes, you know those characters and everyone can relate to at least one of them. For me, it was a sensitive subject but the way that was dealt with in the script, it’s the way people find that friendship and a way in which they cope with it.”

Producer Rhian Williams spoke about how the idea first came about and what we can except along with the fact that the way it’s all fallen into place is a little unconventional:

“Arjun started talking about the idea and I started thinking it was great and was the one we wanted to back and I said ‘let’s go for it’. I spoke to the board and they asked for more details and I asked Arjun to write script. He started off giving us one page and the film started off as a micro-budget movie for us and then the concept started to grow. The one page that he gave us was complete genius so we were confident hat the other 91 pages would be absolutely belting which of course they were.

Idris (Elba) came on board, we got a fantastic cast and we got more confident that this film was going to be a huge hit. The soundtrack is fantastic – Universal Music came on board and what we’ve actually managed to package together, sounds very flueky the way it all happened but we got serious about doing this, it all came together very well. It’s been called genre-busting but I think what we’ve ended up with is a hugely commercial British film. TF1 have picked it up internationally, it’s screening at AFM in a couple of weeks and we’ve already got international buyers.”

You could really see the family bond that had formed from this tight knit group of actors and filmmakers at the event and this is just small section of the wide cast which also includes Robert Sheehan, Reggie Yates, Tulisa Contostavlos, Emma Rigby, Femi Oyeniran, Jennie Jacques and Jacob Anderson. We’re very excited to see what heights Demons Never Die is taken to and we were so privileged to have many of the great cast and crew along to our event last night.

Thanks so much to everyone who came down to the event last night, to Jameson for the amazing venue, to the Demons Never Die crew for coming down and being so up for answering questions and to Who’s Jack for all the support with getting the event off the ground.

I’ve placed some photos below from the event for your viewing pleasure which you can click to enlarge. Demons Never Die is released in the UK 28th October and you can see all our coverage of the movie here.

The Avengers is the next Marvel movie that we’re all very much looking forward to after Captain America: The First Avenger. The Avengers is directed by Joss Whedon and after you see this trailer, you’re going to be very keen to see the completed movie when it’s released 27th April 2012.

The Avengers will see many of you favourite Marvel characters all come together to create a rather epic movie. The cast of the new movie includes Samuel L. Jackson, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Chris Evans, Jeremy Renner, Mark Ruffalo, Tom Hiddleston, Jenny Agutter, Gwyneth Paltrow, Paul Bettany and Robert Downey Jr.

If you’ve missed all our coverage from The Avengers, you can keep track of it all here.

Earlier today, we had a trailer for the trailer but now, the full version is here in all it’s glory! Without further ado, he’s the trailer for the movie for your viewing pleasure!

Last night, London saw the World Premiere of new British slasher movie, Demons Never Die. Our man Ben Mortimer was on the red carpet ready to catch the talent as they entered the cinema. In the interviews he gets to chat with chats with one of the stars Jason Maza who actually Produced the movie too, Writer / Director Arjun Rose, and Executive Producer, Idris Elba.

In the interview we get to find out more about the movie, how it got made, how Elba came on board and what we can expect to see from the movie when it hits the UK on October 28th.

If you’ve not spotted it yet, head over to our competition to win tickets to our Demons Never Die HeyUGuys evening next Monday where you’ll get the chance to chat with some of the cast and crew about their experience making the movie.

You can keep track of all our coverage of the film here and click here to view the trailer.

Demons Never Die which boasts a rather fantastic line-up of young British actors including Robert Sheehan​, Jennie Jacques​, Reggie Yates, Andrew Ellis, Emma Rigby, Ashley Walters, Shanika Warren-Markland, Femi Oyeniran, Jack Doolan​, Jason Maza and new X-Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos​.

Stylish teen slasher film Demons Never Die follows eight very different London students with one deadly secret: they have all make a pact to end their lives together. However, a mysterious masked killer emerges from shadows to grant their death-wish in more terrifying fashion than they could ever have imagined.

Misfit Archie (Robert Sheehan), model Samantha (Emma Rigby), wide-boy Kenny (Jason Maza), star pupil Ashleigh (Shanika Warren-Markland), conflicted Sachin (Jacob Anderson), goth-girl Jasmine (Jennie Jacques), and weakling James (Jack Doolan) are all battling their own private demons, from eating disorders to lost parents. But as a much deadlier assailant hunts them down one by one, their quest for death becomes a desperate fight for their lives.

Can these friends survive long enough to discover what they have to live for? Or will their bleeding hearts be brutally slashed wide open?