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There’s A FIRENADO Coming From Uncork’d

We haven’t heard much from schlock masters Uncork’d Entertainment lately, but they squeaked one offering in before Christmas: the gift of a FIRENADO. It’s what it sounds like.

It’s always been the desire of mankind to control the weather, but we keep heading in the opposite direction and making the uncontrollable forces of nature WORSE to deal with. If only there were four scientists who had the knowhow to invent a device that could eliminate things like hurricanes and tornadoes before they started. Wouldn’t that be great? Of course, this is assuming they didn’t calculate something wrong and create a gigantic tornado made of fire that threatens the world.

All they can do now is evacuate the citizens in the Firenado’s path, but one house turns out to be full of organized criminals. Now they’re stuck there as hostages while the Firenado twists ever so closer. Darn.

FIRENADO was directed by Scott Jeffrey and Rhys Frake-Waterfield. No actors or producers are mentioned, go figure. The movie will be released on digital January 3, 2023, followed by a DVD release in February.

FIRENADO tells of four scientists that uncover a ground-breaking technology capable of controlling weather. On the first use of the device, it malfunctions and creates a Fire Tornado. As the Firenado leaves a wake of destruction, the group assist in evacuating nearby residents but stumble upon into an organized crime home invasion. Stuck between a rock and a hard place; the group struggle to survive the two threats.

“Scott and Rhys have done it again. FIRENADO is rip-roaring entertainment!.” said Keith Leopard, President of Uncork’d Entertainment. “With great effects, wonderful cinematography and some fun performances, it’s a perfect fit for Uncork’d.”

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Ysadora

Shimmering Splendid

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So first we have a Cocaine Bear and now we have with Firenado. I can't with these literal titles becoming the plot.

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Dean

And all that I can see is just another Lemon tree

326 messages 3 likes

Sounds like a stupid silly idea but it will be terrifying in real life.

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Zump

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419 messages 5 likes

Well it did happen in real life 9 years ago in Australia!!

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IslandGirlLove

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This proves that Hollywood lacks creative talent. The same stupid movies over and over again, but with a new twist each time. It is comparable to Sharknado, but contains no sharks. Given that this is a video-on-demand service, it does not directly compete with Avatar: Way of the Water in terms of visual effects.

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JanieuCooper

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Tornadoes are among the things I fear the most... If you add fire to it, I will immediately experience a panic attack and cower in a corner, shaking like a cat that has just seen a cucumber.

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Jaspreet

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Wow, that is interesting. Although I am against doing these things that are against mother nature but since it's just a movie so I will like to see how they do it and how intriguing it is.

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Lividmanda

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72 messages 3 likes

Firenadoes do exist in hot places, that's why we have forest fires out of nowhere.

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benimaru

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Cool concept but it looks like a cheap B movie that is straight to VHS that wont get rented in Box office back in the 90s.

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