Gotta-See Trailer/Poster for 'Errors of the Human Body'

Love the tagline: Every breakthrough has a price. Poster is loaded and moody.

Title is audacious and shows a lot of confidence. When I saw it I thought 'junk'. But, not so. Trailer is very polished. I'm betting the script works. Written (with Shane Danielsen) and directed by Eron Sheean (writer 'The Divide')

As sure-footed as 'Primer' but certainly more accessible. This could be one of those films you watch every year or so. Most likely to become a fave of cinephiles.

More at Twitch. Here's the official site

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'The Divide' Trailer

At first, I thought this was a straight to disc/stream B-flick, but it's been looking better with each new trailer and poster. It's morphed into a must-see for cinephiles.

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'The Divide' Teaser Trailer and Clip

I hear this clip is cut from the theatrical version but may appear on a DVD release.


Here's a teaser trailer. Came out about a year ago, but worth a look if you missed it.

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Opening Sequence from 'The Divide'

The Divide Opening by teasertrailer

IMDb logline for 'The Divide':

To survive the end of the world you must first survive each other.

TeaserTrailer has this synopsis:

“When a cataclysmic explosion devastates New York, eight strangers take refuge in the basement of their apartment building, a converted fallout shelter designed by their paranoid superintendent Mickey. With just three connecting rooms it’s barely big enough, but with stockpiles of food and water, the group are at least safe from the horrors outside, and they settle in and attempt to fathom the catastrophe that has ended the lives of so many of their loved ones.
But suddenly men in HAZMAT suits storm their shelter and open fire. The strangers join forces in a desperate bid to take on this enemy, with no one understanding what these HAZMATS are looking for and what drives them to be so merciless. With fatalities on both sides and the remaining HAZMATS temporarily pushed back and locked out, the worst is yet to come for the group. Cabin fever sets in as the perception of the shelter shifts from safe-haven to claustrophobic rat-trap.”


The footage looks great, but I have my doubts whether the rest of the movie will hold up.