Uncork'd Presents Roadkill January 5

[PopGeeks]

<p>Schlock distributors Uncork’d Entertainment will be kicking off 2024 with their new revenge thriller Roadkill, which will receive a limited theatrical run in addition to a digital release.</p>

 

[The Firefly]

Roadkill has an intriguing premise, but picking up a hitchhiker in a rural area? That's kind of like inviting trouble, isn't it? Nevertheless, I'm intrigued by the homage to action-thrillers from the 1980s and 1990s. With any luck, the old-fashioned suspense is returned without leaning too heavily on cliches. willing to watch how this thriller plays out after it's released digitally.

 

[BeKindRewind]

The premise is intriguing, especially with the focus on the 80s and 90s action-thriller vibe. It's refreshing to see independent filmmakers like Warren Fast taking the helm. Limited theatrical releases in major cities and a digital release – seems like a thoughtful strategy. Hoping this indie gem leaves a mark amidst the sea of mainstream releases.

 

[QuantumEcho55]

Roadkill, huh? Sounds interesting. 80s vibe, killer on the loose, and a hitchhiker twist. I'll catch it on digital. Keeping it simple.

 

[Deanna Mertz]

So, we've got a lost woman, a hitchhiker, and a killer on the loose. I'm on the edge of my seat with anticipation. Truly groundbreaking stuff, Hollywood. I can't remember the last time I saw a plotline this innovative. But hey, if it's got great kills, I suppose I can forgive the recycled premise. Maybe this time, the hitchhiker is the killer? Shocking!

 

[Apollo]

Roadkill, huh? Because clearly, we needed another movie about getting lost and meeting a potentially murderous hitchhiker. Can't wait for the groundbreaking twists. But hey, if it's got great kills, I might spare it a glance on digital. Here's to hoping it's not just another forgettable flick lost on the open road of mediocrity.