Horror Channel Premiering Psycho-thriller BAD SAMARITAN Starring David Tennant

With majority of us impatiently waiting for the day we can go back to the cinema, our crave for films will come in others. Television is one of those sources and Sunday 24th May we have a recommendation, Bad Samaritan.

Making its UK premiere at FrightFest last year, is directed by Dean Devlin (GEOSTORM) as an audacious throwback to 90s thrillers like American Psycho, The Silence of the Lambs, Cape Fear and The Vanishing. A crazy and outrageous jump-scare exploiter, it piles on the suspense and rips along at a nonstop pace to mind-chilling contemporary paranoia.

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A small-time crook (Robert Sheehan) who runs a valet parking scam, robbing rich client’s houses while they dine at a fancy Italian restaurant, inadvertently stumbles upon a far more dangerous criminal – a sadistic serial killer played Doctor Who star David Tennant – earning a chance to redeem himself in this down-and-dirty, armrest-clutching shocker.

David Tennant relishes portraying men of an evil persuasion and commented: “There’s something delicious about getting to indulge in all the dark corners of human psychology”.

Further premieres include VICTOR CROWLEY, Adam Green’s horrifying rebooted journey back to the haunted, blood-drenched bayou. Fans of this indie slasher franchise will be excited to know Adam Green has teased another film maybe on the cards! Francis Ford Cappola’s powerful BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA, starring Gary Oldman as the immortal Count, and CELL, best-selling horror author Stephen King’s acclaimed tech-inspired apocalyptic nightmare, starring John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson and Russell Mulcahy’s iconic sword-sweeping fantasy thriller HIGHLANDER, Plus, there is Renny Harlin’s gripping psychological chiller MINDHUNTERS, starring Val Kilmer and Christian Slater, Tom Nagel’s supernatural road-trip horror THE TOYBOX, starring Denise Richards and Mischa Barton and DOOM, a twisty, alien mutating drama starring Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, Rosamund Pike and Karl Urban.