Phase 4 Films has announced that their upcoming film Scar, which stars Angela Bettis of May fame, will be the first ever 3D VOD release.
Scar is clever in that it’s an original film that almost seems like a sequel to a slasher film. Bettis stars as Joan Burrows, the sole survivor of a torturous serial killer named Ernie Bishop, who she killed while escaping from his house. 16 years after her ordeal Burrows tries to settle back into her hometown but soon high school kids start disappearing (kids disappearing again! Santa’s been busy.) which makes her believe that it’s not quite over yet. The police, however, believe something else. They think that she’s responsible.
“I grew up with the wave of 3-D horror films in the 1980s, and I was at the theater for every one of those movies,” says director Jed Weintrob, “so when I was offered the opportunity to make an homage to the classic slasher horror films in the new digital stereoscopic 3-D, I jumped at it. It’s incredible how much more visceral the horror becomes in this new generation of 3-D. We literally had someone in the audience pass out at our first test screening!”
Scar is set for release this Friday, October 1st and will premiere on every major cable broadcaster’s VOD section and contain a bonus for anyone with a 3D HDTV set and liquid crystal shutter glasses.
Of course, the rub here is that I don’t actually know anyone who owns both of those things- do any of you? Regardless, the film looks interesting and it’s great to see a little horror film able to claim an achievement like this. Check out the trailer below and keep an eye out for it tomorrow!





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Seriously? You're covering a cheap, cliched horror movie starring Titus and Angela "that girl who was in that one okay movie" Bettis that looks like it was shot(poorly) on a Mini-DV or something? REALLY?
I bet you titus is the killer
well im off out to buy over a grands worth of home entertainment equipment just so i can watch this shitty looking film in 3D. bye.
Dear Concerned Reader,
Obviously you're new to CHUD.com, so please allow me to aquaint you with the site. CHUD.com is a website devoted to film news and commentary. As a more intuitive reader may surmise, a site named for a low budget 80's horror classic starring noone of particular note will likely pay special attention to "cheap, cliched horror movies". To less horror oriented readers, this article is newsworthy as the announcement of the first ever 3D VOD release. Should news of independent horror and technological advances not be your avenue of interest, I would encourage you to examine the fine inoffensive offerings at Variety.com or Yahoo Movies.
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