The Rule of Jenny Pen – Official Trailer | John Lithgow & Geoffrey Rush
The Rule of Jenny Pen: The duo clash in a deadly conflict as retirement home residents within the psychological thriller, which is ready to hit theaters March 7 before streaming on Shudder.
John Lithgow plays an aged care home tyrant out to drive an conceited and partially paralyzed choose, performed by Geoffrey Rush, insane within the official trailer for The Rule of Jenny Pen, which dropped Monday.
The psychological thriller from director James Ashcroft, set to hit theaters March 7, has Lithgow taking part in Dave Crealy, a retirement house resident out to terrorize fellow residents with a sadistic game called “The Rule of Jenny Pen,” which includes a dementia doll wielded as an instrument of cruelty.
“Who rules?” a creepy Crealy, doll in hand, at one level within the trailer asks a tormented Choose Stefan Mortensen (Rush), who’s mattress ridden after struggling a near-fatal stroke. However the teaser foreshadows Mortensen soon engaged in a lethal battle with the care house bully after his pleas for assist to staff go unheeded and he appears to be like to finish Crealy’s reign of terror.
The Rule of Jenny Pen, which bowed at Unbelievable Fest, is co-written by Eli Kent and Ashcroft. The darkish style pic is predicated on writer Owen Marshall’s brief story of the identical identify and can stream on Shudder after a theatrical launch.
Ashcroft in a director’s assertion stated his horror pic basically takes what most individuals know as schoolyard bullying into a retirement house to form his film narrative: “As a father of three, I’m ever conscious of the prospect of bullying in my children’s lives. But I’d never thought of it as one thing that my aging parents might face in the twilight stages of their lives.”
The Rule of Jenny Pen, from New Zeland, is produced by Catherine Fitzgerald and Orlando Stewart, with Ashcroft, Kent, Lithgow, Rush, Emily Gotto, Nicholas Lazo and Samuel Zimmerman sharing executive producer credits.
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