‘Saul’s Pupils’

If the eyes are windows to the soul, keep yours closed.

Saul's PupilsAaron Casey receives a very unusual ransom demand. The last thing on the kidnapper’s mind is money; he deals in a far more sinister currency. And if Casey is ever to see his fiancée Alex again, he must ask himself a terrible question: How far are you willing to go for love?

It’s not long before the police are on Casey’s tail. Close friends, Mac and Trent, are at risk for knowing him. Worse still, deadly supernatural forces hold his sanity and his very soul in the balance.

A final showdown between good and evil unveils the shocking truth behind Alex’s kidnapping, and Casey must answer one last question: Who is the pupil and who is the teacher?

A Midnight Pictures Production
Starring Jamie Irwin, Thomas Vaughan,
Keith Fairgrieve, Darryl Sloan, Harry Hamill,
Nevan Hunniford, Samantha Herron,
Glenn Poole
Written by Glenn Poole
Music composed by Darryl Sloan
Visual effects by Henry Burrows
Produced by Andrew Harrison & Darryl Sloan
Directed by Andrew Harrison

Copyright 2002 Midnight Pictures

Reviews

“Last Saturday I was one of around 200 people crammed into the rugby club bar for the first showing. I’m not a film critic - I’m not even a horror fan - but I can honestly say that I enjoyed it. Not just because I recognised faces and places on the screen, but because the film was a good story well told. There was a real plot, and I really wanted to know what would happen next. The jokes were funny, the gore was gory, the effects were effective, and most of the actors actually acted. The ending was clever. Amazingly enough, after 12 years of practice, I think Midnight Pictures has actually made a real film.”
The Irish News

“It’s a witty little film that, while suffering ever so slightly from a lack of budget, features a nice line in naturalistic dialogue, black humour and the deliberate confounding of audience expectations.”
Camcorder User

“This is a nice and gory professional shot-on-video Indie Horror film, with a strong script, stylish visuals and FX and some very capable performances …You can see that Midnight Pictures is definitely here to stay, having proved themselves capable of maturing professionally and technically over this last decade and I expect that many more people will become aware that Northern Ireland has a new competitor to take the title from the US, for quality prolific genre product.”
The Rumour Machine

“The camera-work, special effects, soundtrack, script and acting have all come together to form a really intelligent, professional and enthralling supernatural thriller. This is a major achievement when you consider that the budget for the film was extremely low and the whole process was of the ‘beg, borrow and steal’ variety.”
Portadown Times

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Contents:

  • Main Feature (74 mins)
  • Animated Menus
  • Behind the Scenes Documentary (32 mins)
  • Commentary by A. Harrison (Director) & D. Sloan (Co-Producer)
  • Outtakes (8 mins)
  • Review from RTE TV’s The Blizzard of Odd
  • Production Stills Gallery
  • Hidden Extras

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Region coding: 0 (free)
Aspect ratio: Widescreen
Video standard: PAL (European)

This DVD is available on DVD-R media, without the case or inlay. Contact me for pricing.

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