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Vote on DVD artwork for horror The Pack

Robin Yacoubian by Robin Yacoubian
December 8, 2021
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Prepare To Be Scared are giving horror fans the chance to get involved in choosing the DVD artwork for upcoming French bloodbath The Pack, from a series of designs by British horror illustrator extraordinaire, Graham Humphreys.

The mastermind behind posters for A Nightmare on Elm Street, House of 1000 Corpses and The Evil Dead, Humphreys has created three alternative designs for the film’s DVD sleeve art – and the decision as to which of these pencil sketches gets worked up into the final painted sleeve is in fans’ hands!

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To see the design sketches and to vote for your favourite, check out the Facebook page, here: http://www.facebook.com/preparetobescared

You can also see a brand new clip and stills from The Pack, as well as trailers and images from other recent and upcoming horror releases, on the ‘Prepare To Be Scared’ website at www.preparetobescared.com

THE PACK
Alone on a road trip, Charlotte (Émilie Dequenne – Brotherhood of the Wolf) stops at the side of an isolated side to pick up a hitchhiker, Max (Benjamin Biolay). But when the pair pulls into a truck-stop restaurant a few miles later, Max goes to the bathroom – and disappears. Puzzled, Charlotte returns to the restaurant that night to look for him, only to become ensnared by La Spack (Yolande Moreau – Amélie, Gainsbourg), the sinister matriarch of a strange and terrifying ‘pack’. Before long, Charlotte realises that she is next on the menu…

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Robin Yacoubian

Robin Yacoubian

Robin Yacoubian has been the Editor of Flickfeast for more years than he cares to remember. He has always had an appetite for film that borders on unhealthy and outwardly extols the merits or World and Indie cinema, whilst secretly loving nothing better than a good blockbuster If asked what his favourite film was he would always reply "Not the Shawshank Redemption". Not that it is a bad film… far from it... just not his favourite.

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