Coming Soon: Post-Human Perversions
ZARA DUROSE AND PORTIA VICTORIA TO STAR IN ‘POST HUMAN PERVERSIONS’.
Fetish superstars Zara DuRose and Portia Victoria are set to appear in ‘Post-Human Perversions’ as you’ve never seen them before.
Portia as a latex clad robot sex slave with a heart of gold and Zara as a sensual hologram that you can see but not touch. Portia and Zara will be joined in Matthias Von Braun’s science fiction fetish film by Emilie Lynch Williams, Dru Lynch and Neil Summerville and an ever growing cast of fetish stars from the UK and Europe with more names to be announced soon.
‘Post-Human Perversions’ is set in a post apocalyptic underworld inhabited only by Synthetic Androids and Organic Biomechanoids. They are cursed with human sexuality and share our capacity for Love and Depravity in equal measure.
The film is currently crowdfunding on indiegogo with production scheduled to begin in London this summer. Campaign perks include signed DVDs and a Cinema Premiere with a private AFTER PARTY afterwards. At the moment, the film will only be available to contributors to the indiegogo crowdfunding campaign.
So, if you want to see this truly unique science fiction horror film then you must contribute to the indiegogo campaign now.
Indiegogo Campaign Page; https://igg.me/at/PostHumanPerversions
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Slaughtered Bird Creations and Dragon Egg Media’s debut film collaboration, Burn, has wrapped and entered post-production. Our very own short psychological horror – directed by Judson Vaughan, creator of Pedro and the multi award-winning Soul Breaker – was filmed during February in Hertfordshire and north London, UK, over three days.
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Director Uwe Boll shouldn’t need much of an introduction to film fans. Quite the controversial figure, it seems if he’s not making films that divide opinion, he’s pissing off the people that are.
I was privileged enough to speak to Uwe recently and, well, I’ll let you decide if he’s the contentious character you may think he is…
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