Apr 17, 2020
Look I’m not saying that I’m sitting next to my husband on the sofa and he’s playing FF7 remake on the PS4 while I’ve got the Switch in handheld mode and I’m playing FF7 OG but I’m... no that’s exactly what I’m saying
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Look I’m not saying that I’m sitting next to my husband on the sofa and he’s playing FF7 remake on the PS4 while I’ve got the Switch in handheld mode and I’m playing FF7 OG but I’m... no that’s exactly what I’m saying
MAN IN A BAG
The team behind DEUS IRAE delivers another slice of Spanish horror, with great special effects that result in sinister images.
Our epic attempt at challenge infamy!
El Hombre de La Bolsa // Man in a Bag :
la primer produccion de Nerdhaus Films compañia independiente especializada en el genero de terror / nerdHaus films is an independent film production company that focuses in the horror genre. 'man in a bag' is their first in-house production.
Genre : Horror Cast : Ivan Espeche, Laura Soifer, Julia Perette and Valentino Alonso Cinematography : Lucio Bonelli FX + Prosthetics : Rabbid EFX VFX : Martin Pedreira Music : Sebastián Arriola Sound Design : Pablo Isola Editor : Guillermo Gatti Executive Producers : Luciana Aguirre + Guillermo Gatti Screenplay : Pedro Cristiani + Guillermo Gatti Director : Pedro Cristiani
WINNER Best Horror Short Film, 2009 Curta Fantastico Film Festval, Sao Pablo, Brazil WINNER Best Creature, 2009 Curta Fantastico Film Festval, Sao Pablo, Brazil WINNER Honorary Mention, Best Short Film, 2009 Tabloid Witch Awards, Los Angeles WINNER Best Special Effects, 2009 Tabloid Witch Awards, Los Angeles OFFICIAL SELECTION Closing Night, 2009 New York City Horror Film Festival