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Carrie-Ann Moss, aka Trinity from The Matrix, was surrounded by raining offers after the movie concluded a successful trilogy in 2003. Moss was going through a significant life-changing phase; she had to choose between the limelight and motherhood. Contemplating what she wanted more in the long run, the Die Alone actress took a willing break from her career to embrace motherhood.

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The Matrix, a sci-fi cocktail spilling the trajectory of multiple realities, was first released in 1999, directed by Lana and Lilly Wachowski. The movie followed two sequels, The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions, in 2003 after attaining a remarkable triumph from fans and critics alike. Moss tasted the path of glory with the sci-fi trilogy starring alongside Keanu Reeves but decided to bid farewell to the cinema, only to return with more.

Carrie-Ann Moss embraced motherhood over films after The Matrix...

After The Matrix made Carrie-Anne Moss a household name, she was offered a wave of major Hollywood roles. However, at the time, the actor opted to turn them down.

Speaking to The Independent, Moss said she decided to step away from acting to focus on raising her family. "After The Matrix was such a big deal, I took a big, big break to have children and be with them," she said. "I remember being torn, having a little twinge like, 'Gosh, I’m getting offered such great things. That would be such a huge deal.' And I was holding my baby in my arms, and I remember thinking, 'At the end of my life, will it matter to me that I have another movie on my résumé? Or will it matter to me that I held my baby?' And I instantly thought, no. It was just a no-brainer.

Stars: Douglas Smith, Kimberly-Sue Murray, Carrie-Anne Moss, Frank Grillo, Jonathan Cherry | Written and Directed by Lowell Dean

Die Alone is the most recent film from Saskatchewan-based filmmaker Lowell Dean. If you’ve heard of him, it’s probably because of the over-the-top genre comedies WolfCop and Another WolfCop. But he’s done several other films, including the zombie film 13 Eerie and the post-apocalyptic action film SuperGrid, which I was lucky enough to catch along with a Q&a session with him at the Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival a few years back.

Both zombies and a post-apocalyptic setting return in Die Alone, but it’s not a typical tale of the zombie apocalypse, although that isn’t easy to tell from the opening scenes. Ethan and his girlfriend Emma were heading to his cabin when their car crashed. Ethan wakes up to find Emma and most of his memories, are missing.

Lightbulb Film Distribution has unveiled the official poster and trailer for Die Alone, the upcoming survival thriller starring Carrie-Anne Moss, Douglas Smith, and Frank Grillo. Directed by Lowell Dean, best known for his cult horror hit WolfCop, the film is set to arrive on Digital, DVD, and Blu-ray in the UK and Ireland on 10th March 2025.

Following its European premiere at Sitges Film Festival last year, Die Alone is now preparing for its wider release, offering a high-intensity blend of action, horror, and survival drama. The film draws inspiration from classics like 28 Days Later, throwing its characters into a brutal post-apocalyptic world where the undead are only part of the threat.

The story follows Ethan (Douglas Smith), a young man who awakens in a desolate landscape with no memory of how he got there. Forced to navigate a dangerous new reality, he crosses paths with hardened survivalists—one of...

2024 was a slightly odd year for horror movies. Audiences and horror fans were completely divided on some of the most critically acclaimed films of the genre. Many of the best horror films went completely under the radar and remain obscure. Arguably the biggest horror release (Nosferatu) was a remake of a century-old film. Most others were just decent, fun, but slightly forgettable films. That somewhat applies to the Carrie-Anne Moss and Douglas Smith movie, Die Alone, but its grim world-building and nasty ending prevent it from being forgettable. That, and a wonderfully memorable performance from Frank Grillo.

While Grillo led his own fun horror movie in 2024 (Werewolves), he only appears for a bit in the final act of Die Alone, but it's a crucial scene and a brilliant little performance from an actor who is usually a much bigger part of things. His inclusion is a testament to the film's strong writing and unusual narrative,...

ScreenRant is proud to present the official trailer for Shudder's new film, Dark Match. The horror-thriller stars Aew Wrestler, Chris Jericho, and releases exclusively on the streaming service on Friday, January 31. Jericho also serves as an executive producer alongside Eleanor Wiebe. Ayisha Issa (Transplant), Steven Ogg (Westworld), Sara Canning (The Vampire Diaries), Michael Eklund (The Call), and Jonathan Cherry (Goon) make up the rest of the main cast.

The story centers around a small-time wrestling company that "accepts a well-paying gig in a backwoods town only to learn, too late, that the community is run by a mysterious cult leader with devious plans for their match." It is written and directed by Lowell Dean, who has worked on projects such as 13 Eerie, Hi Opie!, and Wolfcop. Prior to Dark Match, Dean wrote and directed Carrie-Anne Moss and Frank Grillo's 2024 movie, Die Alone.

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Horror fans will soon be able to stream an overlooked and underrated movie starring Frank Grillo (Creature Commandos) and Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix). The 2024 sci-fi horror thriller Die Alone is coming to Tubi later this month.

Beginning Jan. 15, Die Alone will be available to stream on Tubi. The movie tells the story of Ethan (Douglas Smith), a young man with amnesia who joins forces with a hardened survivalist (Moss) during a zombie-like outbreak, as they set out on a dangerous journey to find his missing girlfriend, played by Kimberly-Sue Murray. Although Grillo was heavily featured in the marketing for Die Alone, he only makes a brief supporting appearance in the movie during a flashback scene.

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It was another bustling, not to mention fruitful, year for horror. And because the amount of new horror releases is staggering, especially when looking beyond the popular and commercial side, it is very understandable if a lot of titles flew under radars.

So, like previous years, the objective of this end-of-year list is to bring attention to just ten of those overlooked, underrated, and less-known newer horrors that can be considered hidden gems of 2024.

Dead Teenagers

Pictured: Jordan Myers and Chris Hahn in Dead Teenagers.

Quinn Armstrong, who gave us the dark comedy Survival Skills, is behind the Fresh Hell Presents trilogy. This set of self-contained horrors began with the conversion therapy haunter The Exorcism of Saint Patrick, then tackled neo-Nazis and werewolves in Wolves Against the World. The final installment, Dead Teenagers, sounds the most conventional of the batch; young friends are picked off by a mysterious killer. Soon enough,...

From ‘Bad Boys’ to ‘Fargo,’ Tubi is bringing a few great titles to streaming in January 2025. All titles below begin streaming for free on January 1 unless otherwise noted:

Originals Action Don’T Mess With Grandma (1/24):

A drunk Army ranger must fight off the vicious robbers who plan to loot the cabin belonging to his sweet, oblivious grandmother.

Documentary TMZ Presents: UFO Revolution S2 (1/15):

Embed with UFO journalist Jeremy Corbell on his mission for transparency culminating in the explosive November 13, 2024 UFO congressional hearing.

Thriller Sugar Mama (1/3):

When a businesswoman pursues a relationship with a sugar baby for research purposes, her curiosity with him spirals into obsession.

A Kill For A Kill (1/17):

A deceptive motivational speaker becomes entangled in a deadly game with a fan who suggests they kill each other’s spouses.

Happy Anniversary (1/31):

A young woman assumes three identities to prey upon the men who...

Tubi, Fox’s free streaming service, has announced its list of January titles. The Tubi January 2025 slate features new Tubi Originals, TV series, and numerous action, art house, Black cinema, comedy, documentary, drama, horror, kids and family, romance, sci-fi and fantasy, thriller, and Western titles.

As a leading ad-supported video-on-demand service, the company engages diverse audiences through a personalized experience and the world’s largest content library of over 250,000 movies and TV episodes, a growing collection of exclusive Originals, and nearly 250 live channels.

You can watch the Tubi January 2025 lineup for free on Android and iOS mobile devices, Amazon Echo Show, Google Nest Hub Max, Comcast Xfinity X1, and Cox Contour.

You can also watch the service on connected television devices such as Amazon Fire TV, Vizio TVs, Sony TVs, Samsung TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and on the Tubi site.

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Since The Matrix trilogy was released, many of its actors have become major stars or moved on to other projects. The Matrix trilogy was a 1990s and early 2000s cultural phenomenon, with Neo becoming one of the iconic movie characters that defined the 1990s. There are four Matrix movies and a short animated series, with three movies in the original trilogy and a Matrix franchise reboot in 2021. Now, The Matrix 5 has finally been confirmed, and while many of the original and reboot cast members could still return, none have been announced yet.

Yet the original movie about a sentient computer program that has taken over humanity made all its main stars into icons, with many of the characters in The Matrix trilogy still recognizable to people who have not seen it. Some of the original Matrix trilogy stars returned to film the fourth movie in the franchise, while others were neither seen nor mentioned.

Fans may have seen the last of Jessica Jones' Jeri Hogarth. Carrie-Anne Moss, who portrayed the attorney in four of the six Marvel/Netflix series, recently expressed doubt that she would be brought back for a future Marvel Cinematic Universe project.

During an interview with The Direct to promote her latest movie Die Alone, Moss revealed that she would be willing to play Jeri Hogarth again in the MCU, although she isn't expecting to hear from Marvel Studios anytime soon. "I loved playing her. I really don't pay much attention [to] what's happening with that whole universe. I loved playing her, one of my favorite roles I've ever played. I would, of course, love to play her again, but I don't see that," she admitted, explaining, "I'm pretty intuitive. I don't feel that coming my way. But I don't know." The last time fans saw Moss' Jeri Hogarth was in Jessica Jones...

Who do you think of when you hear the name Carrie-Anne Moss? Is it the enigmatic Jedi Master Indara from The Acolyte? Is it the cutthroat lawyer Jeri Hogarth from the Netflix Marvel Defenders universe? Is it the subtly manipulative bartender Natalie from Memento? Or is it Trinity from The Matrix? I think if you asked most people, they'd likely tell you that Carrie-Anne Moss is as synonymous with Trinity as the hacker is with the influential sci-fi film. After over 30 years in the business, the career-defining role of Moss' life remains a massive part of the actor's legacy. But, if you think Moss is anything like the stoic and restrained Trinity, then you'd be wrong. Neither is she like the rugged Mae in her newest indie horror feature, Die Alone. Instead, when sitting with her on a Zoom call, Moss is down-to-earth, with a very matter-of-fact approach when it...

Carrie-Anne Moss steps into a different world in Die Alone, a horror film that puts a new twist on the zombie movie subgenre. Lowell Dean's movie makes its lone survivor a young man struggling with amnesia, who relies on the help of Moss' survivalist Mae to both survive and find his missing girlfriend. But it's a lot of fun to see the Matrix alum fighting for the survival of humanity in a totally different and much grittier setting.

In an interview with Cbr, Fubar Season 2 star Moss spoke about why she signed on for the film, which is now available digitally and on demand. She also talked about making Die Alone in the vast landscapes of Canada. Plus, what is she hoping that viewers take away from this adventure?

Cbr: How did you become involved with Die Alone? What about the film caught your attention?

Carrie-Anne Moss: I read it on a winter evening,...

Lowell Dean’s “Die Alone” sutures a romantic story in a post-apocalyptic world. Ethan and Emma are a young couple. Their lives and romance are accursed when nature takes revenge and unleashes a virus that claims all the human lives and turns them into tree zombies. However, Ethan loses Emma and tumbles into a world devoid of humans. There is only one mysterious lady who seems to know the answers to his questions. Though sometimes crude, the film’s success lies in the final revelation.

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Die Alone (2024) Movie Synopsis and Plot Summary:

Ethan is searching for his girlfriend, Emma, in a post-apocalyptic world where most have died except for one mysterious woman, Mae. However, his amnesia causes serious impediments to his path. Mae warns him not to wander too far as his weakness will be sniffed by the others who have been infected with the virus. Mae takes...

Lost in a world reclaimed by nature and overrun by mysterious creatures, Die Alone picks up with a young man suffering from amnesia who teams up with an eccentric survivalist to find his missing girlfriend.

Written and directed by Lowell Dean, the movie stars Carrie-Anne Moss, Douglas Smith, Kimberly-Sue Murray, and Frank Grillo.

With the movie now available in theaters and on Digital and On Demand, we recently sat down with Dean to learn more about making this edge-of-your-seat, yet still very emotional, zombie apocalypse adventure.

As well as taking a deep dive into the creation of Die Alone's terrifying "Reclaimed," the filmmaker talks about putting a new spin on an all-too familiar genre, why he made some key creative decisions, and the importance of having Moss on hand to lead the project.

Dean also addresses the biggest challenges that came with making this movie and discusses the possibility of...

Stars: Douglas Smith, Kimberly-Sue Murray, Carrie-Anne Moss, Frank Grillo, Jonathan Cherry | Written and Directed by Lowell Dean

Die Alone is the most recent film from Saskatchewan-based filmmaker Lowell Dean. If you’ve heard of him, it’s probably because of the over-the-top genre comedies WolfCop and Another WolfCop. But he’s done several other films, including the zombie film 13 Eerie and the post-apocalyptic action film SuperGrid, which I was lucky enough to catch along with a Q&a session with him at the Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival a few years back.

Both zombies and a post-apocalyptic setting return in Die Alone, but it’s not a typical tale of the zombie apocalypse, although that isn’t easy to tell from the opening scenes. Ethan and his girlfriend Emma were heading to his cabin when their car crashed. Ethan wakes up to find Emma and most of his memories, are missing.

Carrie-Anne Moss stars as Mae in Die Alone, a new zombie-adjacent horror movie in which her survivalist character looks after the movie's main star, Douglas Smith's Ethan, who is suffering from amnesia.

Ethan, just waking up from a car crash, is desperately seeking to find his girlfriend Emma as he is thrust into a post-apocalyptic world he doesn't recognize.

Carrie-Anne Moss Talks About Her Positive Experiences on Die Alone Read full article on The Direct.

Carrie-Anne Moss is a woman with a dark past fighting for survival in a post-apocalyptic world in Die Alone. After holding supporting roles in a variety of TV shows, Moss became a household name with her role as Trinity in The Matrix franchise, following it up with major parts in everything from Christopher Nolan's breakout hit Memento to the zombie comedy Fido and Shia Labeouf-led thriller Disturbia. More recently, Moss has found success with Netflix's Marvel Cinematic Universe shows, primarily Jessica Jones, Tell Me a Story season 2, Disney+'s The Acolyte and The Matrix Resurrections.

Moss stars in Die Alone as Mae, a woman hardened by years of survival in a world ravaged by an apocalypse in which a plant-based virus spread, turning those infected with it into plant-based zombies. One day, Mae reluctantly takes in Ethan, a young man with amnesia who seemingly has been asleep...

Fans of The Matrix may be surprised and/or depressed to realize it's been a whole 25 years since the groundbreaking first film was released to the masses. What followed were some legitimate sequels, video games, and other franchise goodies that have kept the beloved universe alive and well in Hollywood all these years later. Sure, there's Keanu Reeves as Neo who's led the charge but what about those equally scene-stealing supporting players? Carrie-Anne Moss has always been a fan-favorite as Trinity, the gun-wielding badass who helped bring Thomas Anderson to the real world.

MovieWeb caught up with Moss recently as her latest film Die Alone was released, another apocalypse-centered feature that sees her equipped with all sorts of weapons. She also weighed in on the future of The Matrix franchise since, following The Matix Reloaded and Revolutions, it was a hoot seeing her reteam with Reeves for Resurrections a few years ago.

For the longest possible time, Die Alone keeps guarding its big twist. Quite naturally, Lowell Dean’s zombie horror film hinges on a narrative that is intentionally confusing. Just like its lead character often finds it difficult to understand what is really going on, the audience faces the same challenge. Everything does become quite clear in the end though, as the movie makes it a point to clarify all sorts of things. In this article, I am going to take a swing at simplifying the story by taking a chronological approach. And yes, we are obviously going to discuss Die Alone’s ending of it, in case you were wondering.

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What Happens in the Movie?

Die Alone begins with this young man, Ethan, pointing a gun at his own head. He looks heartbroken and anxious, and soon we see him pulling the trigger. As always happens in a story like this,...

Ethan finds himself in a nightmare with no exit. As he wakes each day, the world has changed, but he cannot remember how. A devastating virus has reduced civilization to ashes, and strange new beasts now rule what remains. Only scattered survivors like Ethan try to cling to their fragile hold on life. But for him, even the trauma of the present slips from his grasp.

All he knows is the drive to find the woman he loves. Before the outbreak, Ethan and his girlfriend Emma hoped to outrun the sickness, but now she is missing in the wasteland that was once their home. With no idea how or why, each dawn delivers Ethan back to square one, knowing only that he must find Emma, though the details slip away like the morning mist.

It is on one such morning that Ethan encounters Mae, a loner who has adapted herself...

The timeless Carrie-Anne Moss leads one of this weekend's new releases, Die Alone, an apocalyptic thriller centered around an epidemic that runs rampant and turns humans into cannibalistic monsters. If it sounds familiar, sure, there have been numerous zombie horror films over the decades, but Die Alone offers some unique plot beats such as Moss portraying someone who takes a spiraling amnesiac under her wing amid trying times. If that also sounds familiar, Christopher Nolan fans might remember Moss from his early memory-loss stunner Memento, which will soon celebrate 25 years since its release. In fact, it was Memento that almost kept Moss from starring in Die Alone.

"I have to be honest, when I first read [the Die Alone script], that was the only thing that kind of gave me any hesitation, was just those few moments where I was like, 'Oh, this sort of feels like I've done this before,...

As the French saying goes, "Il n'y a pas d'avenir" or, "There is no future." In the face of the apocalypse, that's indeed the literal perspective, and with the increasingly trying times we live in, those experiencing less severe but still headache-inducing issues might feel the same way about things, like a tiny apocalypse. The feeling of hopelessness has been explored on the big screen time and time again, both in a literal and figurative sense, and is particularly prominent in the zombie subgenre of cinema. Releasing today, Die Alone paints a twisted picture of this genre with a savage brushstroke.

From writer-director Lowell Dean, the gruesome apocalyptic thriller also benefits from a strong turn by the timeless Carrie-Anne Moss (though she still feels underutilized). While Die Alone is a bit derivative of other post-apocalyptic movies, the surprisingly gory moments compensate for the occasionally thin script. The direction is also...

Lost in a world reclaimed by nature and overrun by mysterious creatures, Die Alone picks up with a young man suffering from amnesia who teams up with an eccentric survivalist to find his missing girlfriend.

Written and directed by Lowell Dean, the movie stars Carrie-Anne Moss, Douglas Smith, Kimberly-Sue Murray, and Frank Grillo.

Earlier this week, we had the good fortune to speak with Moss about her role as Mae. Badass, mysterious, and compelling, the character is one of the actor's best creations - no easy feat when she played The Matrix's Trinity - and Moss talks us through her approach to Die Alone and what she enjoyed about exploring this role.

We also hear from the Jessica Jones alum on the shock cancellation of Star Wars TV series The Acolyte earlier this year. As Master Indara, Moss was only ever going to appear in one season and explains why...

They say to never judge a book by its cover, but sometimes you just can't help yourself. Sitting down to watch Die Alone, a straight-to-digital horror film about yet another zombie apocalypse an idea that has been done to death I didn't expect much. But then I hit play, and one minute in, with a twist occurring right away, I was hooked. Die Alone might be set in the aftermath of the rise of the Walking Dead, but this isn't your standard genre fair. Instead, Lowell Dean's (Wolf Cop) latest film is one of the biggest surprises of the year. Starring Carrie-Anne Moss, Douglas Smith, and Frank Grillo, Die Alone is filled with unexpected and plausible twists, crafting a puzzle of a story you have to put together along the way but won't be able to figure out until the very end. It's at once beautiful to look at due to its setting,...

Nine months of horror releases down, three to go! We’re officially in the “spooky season” portion of the year, the build-up to our favorite holiday, Halloween, and with our 2024 Fall Horror Movie Preview, we’re looking ahead at some of the horror movies we can’t wait to check out in the remaining months of this year. For now, we’re only including movies that have a known release date, so films like the remakes/reboots of The Toxic Avenger and Witchboard are currently absent because they don’t have a release date yet, even though they might still show up at some point in 2024. Below, you’ll find a list of the movies we’re anxious to see this Halloween season and beyond… so, here we go:

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If the mere thought of anything zombie induces eyerolls, don’t worry – you aren’t alone since The Walking Dead did to the genre what Twilight did to vampires. On the topic of all things alone, written and directed by Lowell Dean, Die Alone kicks off with an intriguing premise, betrays the audience by following a […]

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John Lithgow, Geoffrey Rush and Kristine Froseth won top acting awards at Spain’s prominent Sitges Fantasy Film Festival, which wrapped its 57th edition on Oct. 13.

Making a sweep of the fest with three awards was Austrian Best International Feature Oscar entry “The Devil’s Bath” by Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala. Drawn from historical facts, the Austrian-German co-production is described by Variety critic Jessica Kiang as a “story so pitilessly bleak you may want to look away; the filmmaking craft is so compelling that you can’t.” The historical horror drama, which vied for the Berlinale Golden Bear in February, follows Agnes, a depressed newlywed, who instead of committing suicide, considered taboo by her Christian community, commits a crime that would lead to her execution. The “suicide by proxy” practice was said to be common in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries in German-speaking Central Europe and Scandinavia.

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The director of horror-comedies WolfCop and Another WolfCop, as well as this year’s pro wrestling horror movie Dark Match, Lowell Dean is back this Halloween with Die Alone.

Quiver Distribution will release Die Alone in theaters and VOD at home October 18, 2024.

In the film, “Lost in a world reclaimed by nature and overrun by mysterious creatures, a young man with amnesia teams up with an eccentric survivalist to find his missing girlfriend.”

Watch an exclusive clip below and find the official trailer underneath.

Frank Grillo (The Purge: Anarchy) will star alongside Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix franchise) and Douglas Smith (Don’t Worry Darling, Big Little Lies).

Kimberly-Sue Murray also stars.

Lowell Dean is both writing and directing the film. Die Alone is produced by Berry Meyerowitz, Jeff Sackman and Larry Greenberg for Quiver Distribution. Producers also include Kevin DeWalt, Danielle Masters, and Benjamin DeWalt from Minds Eye Entertainment.

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Myriad Pictures has closed a raft of territory sales on Die Alone starring Carrie-Anne Moss, Douglas Smith and Frank Grillo ahead of the survival horror-thriller’s presentation in Sitges next month.

Lowell Dean directed Minds Eye Entertainment’s story about a man suffering from amnesia who teams up with a rugged survivalist in a post-apocalyptic world to find his girlfriend.

The cast includes Kimberly-Sue Murray. Danielle Masters, Benjamin DeWalt, and Kevin DeWalt served as producers.

Myriad has licensed the film in Australia (Rialto), Germany (Lighthouse), Middle East (Falcon Media), Spain (A Contracorriente), Scandinavia (Mis Label), Portugal (Lusomundo), and Philippines (Pioneer Films...

Myriad Pictures has closed a raft of territory sales on Die Alone starring Carrie-Anne Moss, Douglas Smith and Frank Grillo ahead of the survival horror-thriller’s presentation in Sitges next month.

Lowell Dean directed Minds Eye Entertainment’s story about a man suffering from amnesia who teams up with a rugged survivalist in a post-apocalyptic world to find his girlfriend.

The cast includes Kimberly-Sue Murray. Danielle Masters, Benjamin DeWalt, and Kevin DeWalt served as producers.

Myriad has licensed the film in Australia (Rialto), Germany (Lighthouse), Middle East (Falcon Media), Spain (A Contracorriente), Scandinavia (Mis Label), Portugal (Lusomundo), and Philippines (Pioneer Films...

Myriad Pictures has closed a raft of territory sales on Die Alone starring Carrie-Anne Moss, Douglas Smith and Frank Grillo ahead of the survival horror-thriller’s presentation in Sitges next month.

Lowell Dean directed Minds Eye Entertainment’s story about a man suffering from amnesia who teams up with a rugged survivalist in a post-apocalyptic world to find his girlfriend.

The cast includes Kimberly-Sue Murray. Danielle Masters, Benjamin DeWalt, and Kevin DeWalt served as producers.

Myriad has licensed the film in Australia (Rialto), Germany (Lighthouse), Middle East (Falcon Media), Spain (A Contracorriente), Scandinavia (Mis Label), Portugal (Lusomundo), and Philippines (Pioneer Films...

Quiver Distribution will release the thriller, horror film Die Alone In Theaters, On Digital and On Demand October 18, 2024. Die Alone stars Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix franchise), Douglas Smith (Don’t Worry Darling), Kimberly-Sue Murray (“The Boys”), Frank Grillo (The Purge: Anarchy). The film is written and directed by Lowell Dean (Wolfcop franchise). Synopsis: Lost in a world reclaimed by nature and overrun by mysterious creatures, a young man with amnesia teams up with an …

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As it’s getting to be that spooky time of year, Wamg has the trailer for the horror movie Die Alone, written and directed by Lowell Dean, the director of Wolfcop.

Lost in a world reclaimed by nature and overrun by mysterious creatures, a young man with amnesia teams up with an eccentric survivalist to find his missing girlfriend.

The cast includes Carrie-Anne Moss, Douglas Smith, Kimberly-Sue Murray, Jonathan Cherry and Frank Grillo.

Haed over to the film’s official site to go “behind-the-scenes of Die Alone with cast & crew to discover what it takes to create a unique film with mysterious creatures.”

https://www.diealonethemovie.com

See the film in theaters, on-demand and digital on October 18, 2024.

The director of horror-comedies WolfCop and Another WolfCop, as well as this year’s pro wrestling horror movie Dark Match, Lowell Dean is back this Halloween with Die Alone.

Quiver Distribution will release Die Alone in theaters and VOD at home October 18, 2024.

Watch the official trailer for Die Alone below.

In the film, “Lost in a world reclaimed by nature and overrun by mysterious creatures, a young man with amnesia teams up with an eccentric survivalist to find his missing girlfriend.”

Frank Grillo (The Purge: Anarchy) will star alongside Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix franchise) and Douglas Smith (Don’t Worry Darling, Big Little Lies).

Kimberly-Sue Murray also stars.

Lowell Dean is both writing and directing the film. Die Alone is produced by Berry Meyerowitz, Jeff Sackman and Larry Greenberg for Quiver Distribution.

The post ‘Die Alone’ Trailer – Nature Strikes Back in ‘WolfCop’ Director’s New Horror Movie appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!

"That's a dangerous thing, you know, thinking the worst about people..." Quiver Distribution has revealed an official trailer for an indie zombie horror thriller from Canada called Die Alone, which is a new creation from filmmaker Lowell Dean - best known as the director of the WolfCop movies. This is premiering at a Canadian film festival next month before it lands on VOD to watch in October. The film tells the story of a young man who has amnesia. He bands together with a rugged survivalist in a zombie-like outbreak to find his girlfriend. Lost in a world reclaimed by nature and overrun by mysterious creatures, a young man with amnesia teams up with an eccentric survivalist to find his missing girlfriend. Carrie-Anne Moss co-stars with Douglas Smith, and a small cast including Kimberly-Sue Murray, Steven Roy, & Frank Grillo. Wait, this is about tree people zombies?! Crazy. Looks pretty cool...

Last year, we heard that WolfCop and Another WolfCop director Lowell Dean was heading into production on a post-apocalyptic film called Die Alone, with Frank Grillo (The Purge: Anarchy), Carrie-Anne Moss (the Matrix franchise), and Douglas Smith (Don’t Worry Darling) in the lead roles. That movie is now ready to make its way out into the world, with Quiver Distribution planning to give it a theatrical, digital, and VOD release on October 18th – and today, a trailer for the film has arrived online! You can check it out in the embed above.

Scripted by Dean, Die Alone is “set in a future where society collapses following a catastrophic pandemic” and follows Ethan (Smith), a young man with amnesia, who bands together with Mae (Moss), a rugged survivalist. Under siege from the zombie-like monsters created by the outbreak, Ethan must use Mae’s survival skills to find his missing girlfriend, before...

Just in time for Halloween, Quiver Distribution is bringing a new twist on zombie apocalypse movies to theaters featuring The Matrix icon Carrie-Anne Moss. Die Alone takes place in a world reclaimed by nature through a mysterious virus that has spread throughout the globe. Those left alive, like Moss's eccentric survivalist Mae, are forced to contend with the horrific creatures left in its wake. Amid the chaos, a young man named Ethan (Douglas Smith) who has amnesia sets out to find his girlfriend, if she's still alive. Collider can exclusively share a new trailer that shows that he won't be able to brave the world alone as he gets a little help from Mae against plant zombies and survivors with ill intentions.

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The director of horror-comedies WolfCop and Another WolfCop, as well as this year’s pro wrestling horror movie Dark Match, Lowell Dean is back this Halloween with Die Alone.

Quiver Distribution will release Die Alone in theaters and VOD at home October 18, 2024.

While you wait for the trailer, check out a first-look image above.

In the film, “Lost in a world reclaimed by nature and overrun by mysterious creatures, a young man with amnesia teams up with an eccentric survivalist to find his missing girlfriend.”

Frank Grillo (The Purge: Anarchy) will star alongside Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix franchise) and Douglas Smith.

Kimberly-Sue Murray also stars.

Lowell Dean is both writing and directing the film. Die Alone is produced by Kevin DeWalt, Danielle Masters, and Benjamin DeWalt of Minds Eye Entertainment. Executive producers include Scott Martin, Michael Slifkin, and Jack Sheehan of Archstone.

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Though there are many unresolved questions from Lost, Libby's unresolved backstory remains a source of frustration for fans. The show's failure to connect details and explore her past weakens the overall narrative. Libby's inclusion in the church scene at the end feels unearned, highlighting the lack of her individual journey.

This article contains spoilers for Lost and covers mental health issues.Losts unanswered season 2 mystery concerning Elizabeth "Libby" Smith (Cynthia Watros) frustrates me more than anything else in the series. Libby was introduced in season 2 as one of the tail-section survivors of Oceanic Flight 815. When she joined the main group of survivors from season 1, she quickly acclimated and started to become romantically involved with Hugo Hurley Reyes (Jorge Garcia), along with helping him work through some of his personal struggles.

Despite her importance in season 2, Lost cut her story short after she was shockingly killed by Michael Dawson (Harold Perrineau...

Myriad Pictures has boarded international sales and will commence talks in Cannes on the comedy drama, Sisters featuring Cristo Fernández from Ted Lasso.

Marta Méndez Cross, Valeria Maldonado, Virginia Novello, Maya Zapata, and Gonzalo García Vivanco star in the Las Caminantas Films production.

Sisters tells of a woman with cancer who tricks her estranged siblings into joining her on her pilgrimage to find a miracle along a path in Mexico used by their beloved grandmother.

Mar Novo directed from a screenplay by Virginia Novello, Marta Méndez Cross, Valeria Maldonado, and Youssef Delara.

Producing are Denisse Prieto, Novello, Cross, and Maldonado.

Like Hideo Kojima and his collection of scanned celebrities, Taylor Sheridan is adding another star to his Paramount+ collection as Boss Level and The Purge franchise badass Frank Grillo joins the cast of Tulsa King: Season 2. The MCU alum boards the Sylvester Stallone-led crime drama as a series regular, playing Bill Bevilaqua, a Kansas City mobster interested in Tulsa. Is Grillo’s character trying to muscle in on The General’s territory? Who will tell him how much of a bad idea that would be?

Sylvester Stallone stars in Tulsa King as Dwight “The General” Manfredi, a New York mafia capo. After he’s released from prison, his boss unceremoniously exiles him to set up shop in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Realizing that his mob family may not have his best interests in mind, Dwight slowly builds a crew from a group of unlikely characters to help him establish a...

Justina Machado stars in comedy about stressed mother who regresses to college student persona.

Myriad Pictures has added comedy The Throwback starring Justina Machado to its TIFF sales and commences talks this week.

CEO Kirk D’Amico represents worldwide rights to writer-director Mario Garcia’s story about a stressed “supermom” with two energetic kids and a lethargic husband whose lives are upended when she experiences a life-threatening situation at work.

Suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder the woman regresses to her college student, party-going persona but eventually learns the party life will never replace the love for her family.

The Throwback hails...

Update Sept 6, 1Pm Pst: Archstone is contesting the producer and Myriad’s claim that it is not handling international sales rights to Die Alone. The dispute is ongoing.

Original Exclusive Sept 1, 2.30Pm Pst: Thriller Die Alone, starring Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix franchise), Douglas Smith (Big Little Lies), Frank Grillo (Captain America) and Kimberly-Sue Murray (V Wars), has switched international sales companies from Archstone — which launched the project in Cannes — to Myriad Pictures.

The Minds Eye Entertainment production recently wrapped production in Saskatchewan. Above is a first look at Moss in the movie, which has already quietly sold to Quiver for U.S. right and Filmoption for Canada.

Canada native Moss, best known for playing Trinity in The Matrix franchise, will be seen next year in Star Wars spinoff series The Acolyte.

Lowell Dean’s feature Die Alone follows Ethan (Douglas Smith), a young man with amnesia who wakes to discover...