Weekly Comp - The Bay - 20th March 2013 - FINISHED
 

Hi everyone,

Fancy winning a copy of The Bay - the new eco-horror film from the Academy-Award winning director Barry Levinson? Of course you do! Well here's how...



“Director Barry Levinson deploys found footage to startling new effect, conveying terror of an ecological phenomenon that might easily be real… This is horror for grown-ups."

5 Stars - The Guardian

Opens in UK cinemas 01 Mar 2013

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, you find out you can’t even drink it!

Veteran Hollywood blockbuster director Barry Levinson brings a rare pedigree to the horror genre utilising a variety of footage formats – from mobile phones, TV reports and CCTV to 911 recordings and web cam transmissions – to present a realistic and totally believable shocker.

An intelligent and thought-provoking horror movie with enough gore and stomach-churning imagery to satisfy even the most hardened horror fans, “The Bay” could put you off seafood and even drinking water for quite some time after the credits roll.

The quaint coastal town of Claridge, Maryland thrives on the safe, tranquil and abundant waters of Chesapeake Bay. During their annual Independence Day celebrations, a gruesome plague is unleashed, quickly infecting the residents and turning them against each other. A brutal and harrowing creature feature for the 21st century, “The Bay” graphically chronicles the descent of a small town into absolute terror.

Reviews

“A well-crafted eco-horror film. The scares linger long after the credits roll.” – Slashfilm.com.

“An unnerving eco-disaster thriller that refreshes the found footage trend with surprisingeffectiveness.” – The Hollywood Reporter.

“Provocative… generates significant dread.” – Indiewire.

“A chilling tale of something nasty mutating in the waters… thrilling and provocative.” – Screen
Daily.

“Exciting and compelling… genuinely scary and effective.” – Twitchfilm.

“A real creepfest, joins the suggestive company of eco-terror entries like Hitchcock’s ‘The Birds’ and 1979’s ‘Prophecy’… The body count is massive, the gore voluminous.” (Four Stars) –Time Out, New York.


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TO WIN...

It's time to test your eco-horror knowledge!

All you have to do is carry on the chain. Simply, post up a horror film about a killer animal which starts with the last letter of the previous person's post.

So, for instance:

Person 1: Jaws

Person 2: Shivers

Person 3: Snakes On A Plane

And so on...

Now the rules are 'The' and 'A's don't count and are to be ignored. Also, you're not allowed to repeat a film that's already been said - making it harder and harder each turn.

For each correct response you post, your name will be added into the draw. The more you answer, the bigger your chance of winning! At the end of the competition, next week - three winners will be randomly selected.

P.S. If you're on Twitter and fancy taking part in a fun Twitter stunt this Friday Lunchtime drop me a message at kyle@fetch.fm - you'll be rewarded with some cool goodies too!

Anywho, on with the competition....




So, the next person must post an animal-attacks movie that starts with S...

Good luck everyone,

Kyle

Stanley.

hell you made it difficult really fast.
I don't know if Yog: Monster from Space counts? Its about a giant space octopus.

Earth Vs. The Spider.

Razorback.

Nightwing.

Komodo vs Cobra

Komodo vs. Cobra (TV 2005) - IMDb

edit: Arachnophobia

Anaconda.

i had to change mine since it ended on an a ;-)