“May very well start a whole new movement in horror filmmaking” HeyUGuys
“Holds nothing back” Screen Rant
“Unique and gruesome - a macabre work of gory art” Collider
“Heralds a major new voice in horror” The Playlist

Here’s Johnny! A seriously nasty new horror icon is born in Chris Nash’s acclaimed IN A VIOLENT NATURE, set for release in UK & Irish cinemas from 12 July.

IN A VIOLENT NATURE, the ground-breaking and gruesome debut feature from writer and director Chris Nash (ABCs OF DEATH 2), premiered to rave reviews at the Sundance Film Festival, and introduced the masked and murderous Johnny, who’ll stop at nothing to retrieve a precious locket, to terrified audiences.

With IN A VIOLENT NATURE Nash has fashioned something truly extraordinary - a film that manages to be brilliantly original while at the same time paying homage to ‘80s horror classics like the Friday the 13th series and Evil Dead, as a group of young campers are mercilessly stalked in the woods. Told from the point of view of the killer, it features some astoundingly orchestrated and intensely gory kills that have to be seen to be believed - one of which is described as “epic” by The Hollywood News.

Beautifully shot in the Canadian wilderness, with a nerve-wrackingly eerie score, IN A VIOLENT NATURE is the shocker to see in 2024. Devilishly entertaining, excruciatingly tense, brutally shocking and daringly different, it stands out from other modern horror films like an axe in a cutlery drawer.

SYNOPSIS
When a locket is removed from a collapsed fire tower in the woods that entombs the rotting corpse of Johnny, a vengeful spirit spurred on by a horrific 60-year old crime, his body is resurrected and becomes hellbent on retrieving it. The undead golem hones in on the group of vacationing teens responsible for the theft and proceeds to methodically slaughter them one by one in his mission to get it back - along with anyone in his way.

IN A VIOLENT NATURE OPENS IN UK AND IRISH CINEMAS FROM 12 JULY

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Since launching in 2013 Altitude Film Distribution have proudly supported talented filmmakers and given their films the dynamic and bold releases they deserve.

To date Altitude have championed over 170 films, ranging from the Academy and BAFTA award-winners, MOONLIGHT, ROCKS, MINARI, 20 FEET FROM STARDOM, AMY, I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO through to critically acclaimed THE FLORIDA PROJECT, DIEGO MARADONA, LADY MACBETH, BEAST, THE RIDER, LES MISÉRABLES, WHITNEY and more.

Altitude’s recent releases include MADE IN ENGLAND: THE FILMS OF POWELL & PRESSBURGER, the feature documentary presented and narrated by Martin Scorsese, Matteo Garrone’s Oscar nominated and Venice Film Festival winner IO CAPITANO, the National Geographic feature documentary, THE MISSION, 2023’s most talked about horror TALK TO ME, Georgia Oakley’s powerful BIFA-winning debut BLUE JEAN, BAFTA and Academy Award-nominee and Venice Golden Lion winner ALL THE BEAUTY AND THE BLOODSHED from Academy Award-winning director Laura Poitras, Clio Barnard’s BIFA-winning ALI & AVA, Palme D’Or winner TITANE from writer and director Julia Ducournau, HORRIBLE HISTORIES: THE MOVIE – ROTTEN ROMANS and Brian Welsh’s BEATS. In 2020 Altitude partnered with the WWF on the global event release of DAVID ATTENBOROUGH: A LIFE ON OUR PLANET, which became the widest ever released documentary in the UK and Ireland.

Forthcoming releases include two films on the iconic band blur, documentary blur: To The End and concert film, blur: Live at Wembley Stadium, Sundance Film Festival hit RADICAL starring CODA’s Eugenio Derbez and award-winning director Walter Salles’ I’M STILL HERE.