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Press Releases The Cry: The Urban Legand -
The Cry is a supernatural thriller based on the legend of La Llorona- a Medea-like myth that has haunted the Americas for more than 500 years, with currently more than 28 million believers in the United States alone. The haunting story takes place over the course of one ominous day when this anguished spirit terrorizes New York City. As La Llorona escalates her appetite for vengeance, a young mother (Adriana Dominguez) comes under her spell and collides with two detectives (Christian Camargo, Carlos Leon), a witch/curandera (Miriam Colón) – and the lives La Llorona cuts tragically short. Evocative and suspenseful, The Cry brings to life the chilling supernatural legend of La Llorona, proving there is no rest for a mother who murders her child… and that La Llorona is real. “Scary, suspenseful and deeply disturbing. The cinematography in this film is beautiful and rich bringing depth and darkness to this supernatural thriller. An artistic and dark horror/thriller about an eerie legend that is very real to a lot of people.” - Best-Horror-Movies.com This frightful DVD comes packed with bonus features including: Thoughts from the Director, About the Legend, the La Llorona short and includes optional Spanish subtitles and 5.1 surround sound. The Cry DVD release is strategically supported with targeted national publicity, advertising and marketing campaigns with the film’s trailer posted on all major video websites including YouTube, Facebook and Fangoria. For more information, please visit: http://thecrymotionpicture.com/ Tiffany Mastrovito |
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March 7, 2008 Thousand Oaks, CA- monterey media is thrilled and chilled to announce that the supernatural thriller, The Cry, directed by Bernadine Santistevan is set to be released on DVD June 6th. Moving Pictures Magazine raves: “This film might just keep you from getting a good night's sleep. The film, despite an NYC locale, feels like it belongs alongside some of the classic Japanese horror films over the last decade… a rich rising tension.”
monterey media inc.