Killing Floor: Uncovered (2014) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 1, 2014

Original Title:
Killing Floor: Uncovered

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Type AB

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 12

Killing Floor: Uncovered is an exciting live action film collaboration between videogame developer/publisher, Tripwire Interactive and film production company, Type AB. Inspired by the popular videogame franchise and the upcoming release of Killing Floor 2 on the PS4™. Killing Floor: Uncovered is an origin story, set a few years before the events in the original Killing Floor game. In the movie, fans will learn a bit more about the evil Horzine Biotech corporation and some of their earlier genetic experimentation. Viewers will also meet the representatives of a small activist group, seeking evidence of corporate wrongdoings by infiltrating a secret Horzine lab and will journey with them into the top secret areas of the lab. Killing Floor: Uncovered delivers a thrilling, live action experience that both gamers and horror film fans will love!

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Director:
Adam Schindler

Executive Producer:
Marc Manus

Producer:
Brian Netto

Writer:
Adam Schindler
Brian Netto

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