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Stars: Ruth Galliers, Leo Gregory, Andrew McHale, Fabien Buller, Kristofer Dayne, Ian Saynor, Tim Heath, Paul Lavers, Kimberly Jaraj, Linny Bushey, Honey Holmes | Written by Stuart Bedford, Andy Davie, Tony Jopia, Stu Jopia | Directed by Tony Jopia

When a deadly virus which reanimates the recently deceased is deliberately exposed across the world causing an epidemic on a phenomenal scale, the scientist responsible for creating the virus entrusts the details of his experiments to the only person he feels he can trust; a troubled ex-war correspondent turned anchor woman Katya (Ruth Galliers). Powerless to act and trapped in a building, Katya and her crew can only watch the world collapse through video feeds from around the globe. Unbeknown to them an agent now ascends through the building with the intent of keeping the secrets help by the scientist and now Katya lost for good. As the zombies continue to flood into...

Tick Tock Trick is a ghostly tale from the United Kingdom. The film involves a group of friends and a haunted 17th Century mansion. These friends find what they are looking for, when they go in search of the paranormal. A nightmare awaits them. Tick Tock Trick has been in development over several years. The film is now in post-production. Most recently, this title released the film's first trailer and it can be viewed here. The clip offers some dark poetry, sounds of torture and some strange imagery. View the reel below. Director: Bronwyn Edwards. Writer: Marlon Edwards. Cast: Ed Johnson, Bhawana Jimi, Samuel Webster, Jack Beale, Felicity Wren, Kimberly Jaraj, Lennard Sillevis, and Jonny Kight. The film's first trailer is here: The film's website is here: The Tick Tock Trick Official Website Source: Tick Tock Trick at Horror Society  |  |  Advertise Here - Contact me Michael Allen at 28Dla Subscribe to 28 Days.

A ghostly new fright flick is making its way into the ether from our friends across the pond, and we have the first bit of artwork and a look at the trailer for you fans of the paranormal. Read on to find out what happens when ghost hunting goes awry!

Directed by Bronwyn Edwards, Tick Tock Trick stars Ed Johnson, Bhawana Jimi, Samuel Webster, Jack Beale, Felicity Wren, Kimberly Jaraj, Lennard Sillevis, and Jonny Kight.

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A family and a group of Goths spend the weekend at an English 17th Century manor house. The themed hosts charm the guests in the haunted setting. The guests' desire for the paranormal and all things horror is satisfied as they expect the tricks and mystery that occur. Zuri from Nepal experiences a dark unseen presence. They all must make their choice when to leave as time ticks by.

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Even though Dominic Burns' mile-high horror flick 'Airborne' landed on DVD here in the UK back in July its still yet to receive its anticipated North American release. So ignoring the fact that its actually immensely disappointing Image Entertainment will still be pushing it to our Us cousins and have lined it up to crash land onto VOD from 14 September and to hit DVD and digital download from 16 October. So in anticipation why not feast your eyes on this new bunch of teaser promo posters from the flick which stars Mark Hamill ('Star Wars'), Julian Glover ('Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade'), Alan Ford ('Snatch'), Gemma Atkinson -below ('13hrs'), Craig Conway, Sebastian Street, Fiona Ryan, Billy Murray ('Strippers vs. Werewolves') and Kimberly Jaraj. Promos and DVD art all below....

Watch the trailer for Image Entertainment's Airborne thriller, starring Mark Hamill, Craig Conway, Billy Murray and Julian Glover. Dominic Burns directs the film from the script by Paul Chronnell, with a cast which also includes Sebastian Street, Alan Ford, Peter Barrett and Kimberly Jaraj When a storm starts closing in, air traffic controller Malcolm (Hamill) sends one last plane into the sky – but after takeoff, the passengers aboard discover the pilots have been brutally murdered. Suddenly the plane disappears from radar, and one by one, the people aboard turn into dangerous, bloody psychopaths. With time running out, the survivors must unlock the deadly mystery in their midst – and find a way to land the plane before their ultimate nightmare is unleashed!

Watch the trailer for Image Entertainment's Airborne thriller, starring Mark Hamill, Craig Conway, Billy Murray and Julian Glover. Dominic Burns directs the film from the script by Paul Chronnell, with a cast which also includes Sebastian Street, Alan Ford, Peter Barrett and Kimberly Jaraj When a storm starts closing in, air traffic controller Malcolm (Hamill) sends one last plane into the sky – but after takeoff, the passengers aboard discover the pilots have been brutally murdered. Suddenly the plane disappears from radar, and one by one, the people aboard turn into dangerous, bloody psychopaths. With time running out, the survivors must unlock the deadly mystery in their midst – and find a way to land the plane before their ultimate nightmare is unleashed!

Dominic Burns' UK horror 'Airborne' is set to touch down on DVD across the Us from 16 October. The plane-based thriller will arrive courtesy of Image Entertainment. The movie, which features 'Star Wars' actor Mark Hamill and veteran Brit actors Julian Glover ('Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade') and Alan Ford ('Snatch'), will head to the Us for and may even apparently get a theatrical/VOD release in September time. Believe us though you're not missing much. 'Airborne' also stars busty ex-Hollyoaks sexpot Gemma Atkinson ('13hrs'), Craig Conway, Sebastian Street, Fiona Ryan, Billy Murray ('Strippers vs. Werewolves') and Kimberly Jaraj. Head below for the new Us DVD artwork which pales in comparison to its UK counterpart....

Mile high British horror 'Airborne' is fast approaching its allocated gate. In fact it lands in selected theatres right here in the UK tomorrow! To celebrate why not check out four new character posters from the Black and Blue Films production which feature the flying foursome of stars Mark Hamill ('Star Wars'), Alan Ford ('Snatch'), Julian Glover ('Mirrors') and the gorgeous ex-Hollyoaks hottie Gemma Atkinson ('13hrs'). Dominic Burns directs the thriller from a script by Paul Chronell and it will make its premiere tomorrow evening at the British Independent Film Festival, which is held across numerous venues in the UK. 'Airborne' will screen at the Empire Leicester Square (London), as well as the Empire cinemas in both Poole and Newcastle and the Apollo Cinemas in Port Talbot and Stafford. 'Airborne' also stars Craig Conway, Sebastian Street,...

UK sky-high horror 'Airborne' has disembarked a new piece of poster artwork. It's quite similar to a very early piece of teaser art we revealed here on the site a number of months back but does now look a lot cleaner and complete. The new Black and Blue Films production from helmer Dominic Burns stars the legendary Mark Hamill ('Star Wars') and producer Jonathan Sothcott is hopeful that its 'more international' feel will help push the movie overseas. Airborne' was penned by Paul Chronell and also stars Alan Ford ('Snatch'), Craig Conway, Sebastian Street, Julian Glover ('Mirrors'), Fiona Ryan, Billy Murray ('Strippers vs. Werewolves'), Kimberly Jaraj and the sexy ex-Hollyoaks star Gemma Atkinson -below ('13hrs')...

British genre specialists Black and Blue Films, partnering with Press On Features, Templeheart and Hawthorn Productions, look to the skies with the new horror-thriller Airborne. Directed by Dominic Burns from a script by Paul Chronnell, Airborne stars Craig Conway, Simon Phillips, Gemma Atkinson, Sebastian Street, Kimberly Jaraj, Fiona Ryan, Jazz Lintott with Raji James, Andrew Shim, Alan Ford, Julian Glover, Billy Murray and Mark Hamill. The film is set for release sometime in 2012.

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Dominic Burns' British horror thriller 'Airborne' will take to the skies soon for the Brit production company Black and Blue Films. The shoot, which took place on the 'Top Gear' set inside a jumbo jet, is moving into post and we can enjoy our first glimpse at the new trailer for the in-flight horror below. 'Airborne' stars 'Star Wars' actor Mark Hamill, Alan Ford ('Snatch'), Craig Conway, Sebastian Street, Julian Glover ('Mirrors'), Fiona Ryan and Kimberly Jaraj along with everyones favourite ex-'Hollyoaks' turned hot men magazine model Gemma Atkinson ('13hrs'). Check the trailer and a gratifying pic of Miss Atkinson in all her busty side boob bikini glory below....

The new feature from Dominic Burns (Cut) is one part thriller and one part suicide cult, as the film's first poster beckons you to "come die with me." In the trailer for this feature, a plane at 20,000 is ever going down, down, down...And actors Mark Hamill, Craig Conway (Dog Soldiers), Simon Phillips (The Last Seven) and Julian Glover (Mirrors) welcome you aboard one terrifying flight. Have an early look at this United Kingdom shot film, which will have you asking the stewardess for more booze and valium, in just under two minutes (courtesy of Dread Central).

The synopsis for Airborne is here:

"As a snowstorm closes in, one final plane takes off. The plane reports to the ground that both pilots are dead, while the slowly dwindling number of passengers on the plane wish that they'd never left the ground" (Dread).

Release Date: 2012.

Director: Dominic Burns.

Writer: Paul Chronnell.

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British actress Kimberly Jaraj has opened up about her experience as a young dancer at the U.K.'s Royal Ballet School, insisting she lived in fear of her strict instructors. Jaraj began attending the prestigious academy when she was just eight years old and admits it wasn't the best environment to grow up in as teachers pitted students against one another.

"Someone would cry every day," she says. "I never felt the pressure for being skinny, but other girls definitely did. They did weigh us frequently and they would say things to me like, 'Your mother's 5ft 6in and your father's 6ft, so why aren't you taller?' I'd think, 'How am I supposed to know?' "

"The smallest thing, like, if you didn't have your little pink ribbon in your hair, you'd panic. They would tell you to sit out. You're in competition with your friends every day.

British actress Kimberly Jaraj has opened up about her experience as a young dancer at the U.K.'s Royal Ballet School, insisting she lived in fear of her strict instructors.

Jaraj began attending the prestigious academy when she was just eight years old and admits it wasn't the best environment to grow up in as teachers pitted students against one another.

She says, "Someone would cry every day. I never felt the pressure for being skinny, but other girls definitely did. They did weigh us frequently and they would say things to me like, 'Your mother's 5ft 6in and your father's 6ft, so why aren't you taller?' I'd think, 'How am I supposed to know?'

"The smallest thing, like, if you didn't have your little pink ribbon in your hair, you'd panic. They would tell you to sit out. You're in competition with your friends every day. (And) they didn't really warm to other ethnicities. They weren't that accepting of somebody who wasn't white or Christian."

Now the 22 year old has the utmost respect for professional ballerinas, adding, "It really is the hardest profession."...

This week has been completely nuts and I still can’t believe I get to do these things! In the last few days, I got to the Baftas, meet Sir Paul McCartney, have dinner with multiple Hollywood legends and now this evening (or last night by the time you’re reading this), Colin and myself got to go to the set of a new movie which was shooting on the Jumbo Jet which you’ll probably have seen in the background of multiple shots if you’re a fan of the BBC TV show, Top Gear.

Wednesday is actually the day that Top Gear is filmed and as we arrived at the aerodrome in Surrey, there was amass of 200 odd cars leaving the airfield as the Top Gear show had just finished filming for the day. It was quite surreal being the only car going in while everyone else left!