Monster Picks: Top 5 BROLIE Launch Titles
Umbrella Entertainment‘s FREE Streaming Service, BROLLIE, has gone live today and we’ve compiled our TOP 5 Launch Titles to check out on the platform.
Free to access within Australia & New Zealand, BROLLIE operates as an ad-supported video-on-demand platform similar to TUBI however BROLLIE benefits from access to Umbrella Entertainment’s vast catalogue of local and international film and television content with regularly rotation.
5) POSSESSION
Dir. Andrzej Zulawski | 1981
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Polish filmmaker Andrzej Żuławski’s first and last English-language feature, POSSESSION, transcends the concept of language, in crafting a hybrid of literal horror and psychological drama that follows the breakdown of the marriage and individual identity crisis of Anna (Isabelle Adjani) and Mark (Sam Neill).
4) COMING HOME IN THE DARK
Dir. James Ashcroft | 2021
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New Zealand co-writer/ director James Ashcroft takes you on suspense-fuelled and dread-inducing journey with his Sundance Film Festival official selection, COMING HOME IN THE DARK, that traps a family on a road trip to hell with a madman (Daniel Gillies) at the wheel.
3) THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
Dir. Lars von Trier | 2018
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Winner of ‘Best Director’ at Monster Fest in 2018, Lars von Trier’s disturbing drama, THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, follows the highly intelligent Jack (Matt Dillon) over a span of 12 years and introduces the murders that define Jack’s development as a serial killer.
2) COME TO DADDY
Dir. Ant Timpson | 2019
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From the delightfully warped minds that brought you THE GREASY STRANGLER comes Ant Timpson‘s neo-surrealistic, hilarious and thoroughly engaging COME TO DADDY, an intimate and isolated tale of Norval (Elijah Wood) who travels to a remote cabin by the seaside to reconnect with his estranged father (Stephen McHattie).
1) HOUSEBOAT HORROR
Dir. Ollie Martin | 1989
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Step aboard filmmaker Ollie Martin’s iconic Aussie slasher HOUSEBOAT HORROR, where the waters of once tranquil Lake Infinity fast become a tidal wave of gore, perms, wool knit jumpers, knock-out Brian Mannix song hits and above all homegrown hilarity. It’s a rite of passage for all Australian citizens to experience Martin’s horror opus and now Umbrella Entertainment are making that possible for all those who reside down under and our Kiwi friends across the ditch for free via BROLLIE.
