Based on a horror best seller written by Nick Cutter, the film was produced by the very famous guitarist of Guns N’ Roses, who obviously also had his hands on the soundtrack. Here is the trailer for The Breach.
After Studio 666the horror of God Foo Fightershere comes another film that unites the world of rock with that of horror cinema. Is titled The Breachand was produced by one of the world’s best-known and most respected guitarists, the legendary Slash of the Guns N’ Roseswho appears as executive producer and who, of course, also had his hand in the production of the soundtrack.
Directed by Rodrigo Gudino, The Breach was based on a horror novel by Nick Cutter, who co-wrote the script with Ian Weir. With tones that have been defined lovecraftiani by those who saw the film at the various festivals where it was screened (including the Fantasia International Film Festival and the Fright Fest), The Breach tells the story of a man named John Hawking, who is just days away from the end of the term of Chief of Police of Lone Crowe, a tiny town lost in the woods of northern Ontario. But when a body wracked with disturbing wounds surfaces on the banks of the Porcupine River, John is drawn into a whirlpool of horrific mystery that defies any possible understanding of him.
Here is the original trailer for The Breach.
