World Exclusive: The Cottage Trailer Going wild in the country
Fancy treating yourself to a world exclusive first look trailer for The Cottage? Yes? Well, you're in luck, 'cos we've got it right here.
Paul Andrew Williams' follow-up to his gritty, hard-hitting and decidedly bleak directorial debut, London To Brighton, is not what you would have expected - a horror-comedy starring ex-Brooksider Jennifer Ellison - but it's shaping up to be a bloody good laugh.
A world away from his familiar territory of punch-drunk prostitutes and violent pimps, Williams’ sophomore effort finds Gangster's daughter Tracey (Ellison) kidnapped by brothers David (Andy Serkis) and Peter (Reece Shearsmith) and dim-wit Andrew (Steven O’Donnell) and forced to hole up at a secluded country cottage.
Attempting to stay hidden from the mob boss and his henchmen, the kidnappers and kidnappee find themselves in a whole bunch of trouble of a different sort when an evil farmer shows up with murder on his mind.
Your typical maniac-laying-siege-to-a-remote-farmhouse flick is given a comedic twist and a quick squizz at the trailer certainly demonstrates the film's tongue-in-cheek, axe-in-head approach to the genre and it's shaping up to be one to watch out for when it's released in March.
Sorry Empire, unless you mean that it's the Internet's world exclusive- you are wrong as I saw this excellent trailer at my local Cineworld last week when I watched the Coen's wonderful No Country for Old Men ... Read More
I wasn't that impressed with London to Brighton but this looks great. We have had the trailer playing at work for couple of weeks now, the poster is fantastic and the tone looks very promising ... Read More
god, this looks about as good as hancock, with the added seal of shiteness that is being a british comedy (pegg and wright excepted)...i'll put money down right now that this will suck. badly. and for a long time. oh, and the fact that Ellison wasnt even allowed to speak in the trailer speaks volumes... ... Read More
