NEWS & TRAILER: A Preview of "End of Term"

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Get ready for a daunting venture into the depths of artistic torment as the British horror flick "End of Term" is slated to digitally manifest on screens come 2nd October 2023. Directed by Mat Menony and featuring a stellar ensemble including Julie Graham, Peter Davidson, and David Bamber, this bone-chilling cinematic opus guarantees a masterful fusion of terror and history, perfectly timed for a spine-chilling half term Halloween escapade.

Unfolding within the eerie hallways of Ford Barrington Art School, "End of Term" narrates a tale of recurring frights. A cluster of students soon stumbles upon the awakening of Garth Stroman's spectral presence—a nightmarish visionary artist from a bygone era—hell-bent on relentless torment. As graduation day looms closer, these aspiring artists inadvertently embark on a grotesque artistic odyssey veering towards medieval torture, all in the distorted pursuit of their craft.

The suspense peaks as a teacher, portrayed by Ronald Pickup, meets a grisly fate. Amidst this whirlpool of terror, DS Stacy Harcourt, portrayed by the remarkable Julie Graham, and DI Jim Burman, embodied by the talented David Bamber, are compelled to plunge into the macabre occurrences. Can they grasp the depths of horror and unveil the enigma enshrouding the gruesome events at the End of Term?

"End of Term" transcends the typical horror narrative—it delves into the unsettling notion that true art may be conceived only through agony and torment. Against the backdrop of a prestigious art school, this film strives to peel away the layers of the human psyche, laying bare the shadowy recesses where fear resides. Crafted by a team of gifted individuals, this production is set to keep audiences perched on the edge of their seats, their senses heightened, and their intellects challenging the boundaries of creativity.

Don't overlook this horrifying yet contemplative sojourn into the shadows of artistic expression. Circle 2nd October 2023 on your calendars, for that's when "End of Term" will grace digital platforms across the UK, courtesy of Reel 2 Reel Films. Prepare yourself for an eerie Halloween encounter like no other.

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