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Seed
The film follows an insane mass murderer, who is proclaimed dead despite surviving the electric chair. The breathing Seed is bound and buried alive only to claw his way to the surface to exact revenge on those who did him wrong -- namely those who buried him.
UHM - 28 Weeks Later
LATEST NEWS
7.28.08
The film will hit DVD on September 9th; you can find some artwork above.
4.07.08
Fango reports that Vivendi Visual Entertainment will release this film on DVD in September.
5.20.07
Check the new poster above.
5.14.07
I can't say whether I remember if this teaser has been posted before or not, but either way you can find a link for it in the trailers area.
3.06.07
I've added a couple links to view teaser trailers.
1.29.07
I've replaced the images from yesterday's update with larger versions, as well as added even more new images to the gallery. Thanks to Bollfans, where you can find more spoiling pics.
1.28.07
I've added a bunch of new pics from the film (link on left), thanks to AITH.
10.13.06
Director and professional bully Uwe Boll spoke to Fango recently, revealing that Seed may get slapped with an NC-17 rating after scenes like a prolonged bludgining with a woman and a hammer, among others. Boll was quoted saying this about the scene in question: "this is the scene where even the hardcore horror fans will walk out of the cinema because it is really disgusting." He then went on to say how Seed will top films like Hostel and Hills Have Eyes '06 in the brutality department and bosts how the film is "one of the hardest and most depressing horror movies ever made".
10.05.06
Some new pics can be found below, while more behind-the-scenes pics can be found here. Thanks to DC and a Jodelle Ferland site, which contains more pics.
7.04.06
I've added a couple more names to the cast, one of which is Jodelle Ferland, whom you may remember as the little girl in the Silent Hill movie.
6.22.06
Added to the database.
DETAILS
- Filming is set to begin July 17th in Vancouver.
- The movie breaks Uwe Boll's game-to-film adaptation streak, which began in 2003 with House of the Dead.
- The film's premise is supposedly based on a true story that occurred in 1972 Seattle, where there was a federal law that stated that a death row prisoner that survives three jolts in the electric chair lasting 15 seconds is allowed to go free.
- Described as an "extreme horror film" that will "redifine the genre".
- Written and directed by Uwe Boll (Alone in the Dark, BloodRayne).
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uwe boll, fuck off and stop trying to give the industry a bad name.