The First of Fifty goes out Today through eONe: Gore Quebec, Any Minute Now and Weaverfish

Continuum Motion Pictures is proud to announce that the first three films of fifty films is being released today through eOne (Entertainment One). Gore Quebec a Canadian horror directed by Jean Lauzon,  film which released on DVD today is also on Google play and iTunes. Any Minute Now, a UK horror film directed by Peter Goddard released today on Google play and iTunes. Weaverfish a UK Horror directed by Harrison Wall released on Google play and iTunes as well. All three films will expand to Xbox and Playstation platforms shortly and move to a mid to late release on Hulu and Netflix in 2015.

Gore, Quebec
A mismatched couple head north to cottage country for a weekend with friends, only to discover a serial killer’s horrific compound in the woods.

Any Minute Now
Anna Brooks is sent to a small coastal town with her aunt and uncle where she meets Josh, the school loner. While the two form a friendship, Anna begins to suffer from traumatic hallucinations.








 Weaverfish
After spending the night partying at a river creek, the atmosphere is soon lost for Reece and his friends. Headaches and heartaches give way to a terrifying race back to civilisation as a grossly disfiguring virus takes hold.











The releases were planned and directed by CoCEOs Danny Torres and Jason Durdon of Continuum Motion Pictures.

MJ Simpson: film reviews and interviews: Any Minute Now

MJ Simpson: film reviews and interviews: Any Minute Now: Director: Peter Goddard Writers: Peter Goddard, Darren Barber, Ruaidhri O’Mahony Producer: Daniel Coffey Cast: Mhairi Calvey, Ryan Spong, ...



Reblog for the review: Currently available from Continuum Motion Pictures through eOne on Google play and itunes



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Any Minute Now a UK horror film releases in North America October 2014

Any Minute Now a brilliant horror film filled with suspense and turns becomes available in North America this October.

 Synopsis: When her parents decide to separate, sixteen year old Anna Brooks (Mhairi Calvey) is sent to spend the summer in a small coastal town with her old fashioned aunt and uncle, Jennifer and David Collingwood. Anna is narcoleptic and suffers traumatic hallucinations as side effects to her medication. She meets Josh (Ryan Spong) the school loner. Whilst living in small town suburbia several bizarre incidents take place which lead Anna to question her own sanity. Is it really all in her head or is something more sinister going on in the small sleepy town? Director Peter Goddard tell this story with a unique flair that grab out attention. It was chosen to be one of the first three released here in North America by Continuum Motion Pictures. Entertainment One distributes films across many platforms which include Xbox, PlayStation, Google play, iTunes, and more.


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