Ahhh, people! We're so predictable!
It would seem that ever since 1993's Groundhog Day introduced the time loop into pop culture history, storytellers have grown more and more fascinated with it. Why, it used to be such a concept was restricted to only the realms of harder SciFi properties, but now every Tom, Dick, and Harriet (screenwriter) wants to dabble with the risks of temporal mechanics. Stories exploring the circuitous do-over continue to show up on the silver and the small screens ... and now here's yet one more than can whet our appetite for the days when we'll eventually get chronology all under control.
Directed by Craig Singer, 6:45 looks to play up the bloody danger associated to being murdered over and over again. Written by Robert Dean Klein, the feature stars Augie Duke, Thomas G. Waites, Remy Ma, and Sasha K. Gordon. This one is set to come home via streaming, DVD, and Blu-ray this upcoming March 22nd; and I'd imagine it's already available for pre-order at places like Amazon.com. Plots and particulars will be below, as I'm copying and pasting the information obtained from the film's latest press release. I'll also be posting the trailer, and every single one of you know what to do about that.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
-- EZ
It would seem that ever since 1993's Groundhog Day introduced the time loop into pop culture history, storytellers have grown more and more fascinated with it. Why, it used to be such a concept was restricted to only the realms of harder SciFi properties, but now every Tom, Dick, and Harriet (screenwriter) wants to dabble with the risks of temporal mechanics. Stories exploring the circuitous do-over continue to show up on the silver and the small screens ... and now here's yet one more than can whet our appetite for the days when we'll eventually get chronology all under control.
Directed by Craig Singer, 6:45 looks to play up the bloody danger associated to being murdered over and over again. Written by Robert Dean Klein, the feature stars Augie Duke, Thomas G. Waites, Remy Ma, and Sasha K. Gordon. This one is set to come home via streaming, DVD, and Blu-ray this upcoming March 22nd; and I'd imagine it's already available for pre-order at places like Amazon.com. Plots and particulars will be below, as I'm copying and pasting the information obtained from the film's latest press release. I'll also be posting the trailer, and every single one of you know what to do about that.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
-- EZ
“… GRIPPING, SUSPENSEFUL AND CHILLING …”
~ NYC MOVIE GURU
“… an accomplished terror tale that’s both exciting and unsettling …”
~ FILM FRENZY
6:45
The Award-Winning Horror-Thriller from Director Craig Singer
Hits Digital, Blu-ray™ & DVD March 22
~ NYC MOVIE GURU
“… an accomplished terror tale that’s both exciting and unsettling …”
~ FILM FRENZY
6:45
The Award-Winning Horror-Thriller from Director Craig Singer
Hits Digital, Blu-ray™ & DVD March 22
PLANO, TEXAS (February 7, 2022) – What if one of the best days of your life suddenly turned into your very worst nightmare? And what if you were forced to relive that same day again and again? Groundhog Day meets The Sixth Sense in Director Craig Singer’s (Animal Room, Dark Ride, A Good Night to Die) horror-thriller 6:45, debuting on Digital, Blu-ray™ and DVD March 22 from Well Go USA Entertainment. A couple embarks on a weekend getaway only to find the island curiously deserted. After stumbling upon the town’s dark secret, they trigger a time loop, forcing them to relive a demented cycle of terror with seemingly no means of escape. 6:45 stars Michael Reed (Brides of Satan), Augie Duke (The Amityville Moon), Armen Garo (“Dexter: New Blood”), and Thomas G. Waites (The Thing, Money Train).
6:45 won Best Director for Craig Singer at the 2021 Catalina Film Festival and 2022 New York Movie Awards, as well as picked up the Jury Award for Best Feature at the 2021 Hollywood on the Tiber Film Awards and Best Indie Feature at the 2021 Florence Film Awards.
Synopsis:
A couple embarks on a weekend getaway only to find the island curiously deserted. After stumbling upon the town’s dark secret, they trigger a time loop, forcing them to relive a demented cycle of terror with seemingly no means of escape.
6:45 has a runtime of approximately 96 minutes and is rated R for strong violence and gore, sexual content, nudity, and language throughout.
6:45 won Best Director for Craig Singer at the 2021 Catalina Film Festival and 2022 New York Movie Awards, as well as picked up the Jury Award for Best Feature at the 2021 Hollywood on the Tiber Film Awards and Best Indie Feature at the 2021 Florence Film Awards.
Synopsis:
A couple embarks on a weekend getaway only to find the island curiously deserted. After stumbling upon the town’s dark secret, they trigger a time loop, forcing them to relive a demented cycle of terror with seemingly no means of escape.
6:45 has a runtime of approximately 96 minutes and is rated R for strong violence and gore, sexual content, nudity, and language throughout.
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