Eye Scream Man - Kane Slays 'em in See No Evil
SmackDown! Magazine - May 2006
This month, the first release from WWE Films® will be let loose upon the world, as See No Evil hits theatres everywhere. The star of the flick is the Big Red Monster himself, Kane. The same titan who has enjoyed striking terror in the hearts of WWE fans for nine years now will do the same to legions of moviegoers.
Kane stars as Jacob Goodnight, a deranged serial killer holed up in a condemned hotel. When a bunch of juvenile deliquents arrive to spend the night as part of a community service project, you can imagine the carnage that ensues. Kane does the likes of Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees proud as he slices and dices the teens without remorse, which builds to the movie's unrelentingly gory finale.
Sure to be a hit among horror fans, Goodnight is among the most vicious villians seen in horror movies in recent years, as he wields a chain and hook and specializes in removing the eyes of his victims.
Filmed in Queensland, Australia, See No evil represents a major milestone in the history of WWE - a new venture that promises to continue to strengthen the company's stranglehold on all aspects of entertainment. Future projects from WWE Films include this fall's The Marine, starring John Cena, as well as an upcoming project featuring Stone Cold Steve Austin.
Clearly, Jacob Goodnight was the movie role Kane was born to play and See No Evil was the movie in which he was born to star. Check it out at a theatre near you, and let the bloodshed begin.
Opens Friday, May 19.
[posted for archival and reference purposes]
This month, the first release from WWE Films® will be let loose upon the world, as See No Evil hits theatres everywhere. The star of the flick is the Big Red Monster himself, Kane. The same titan who has enjoyed striking terror in the hearts of WWE fans for nine years now will do the same to legions of moviegoers.
Kane stars as Jacob Goodnight, a deranged serial killer holed up in a condemned hotel. When a bunch of juvenile deliquents arrive to spend the night as part of a community service project, you can imagine the carnage that ensues. Kane does the likes of Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees proud as he slices and dices the teens without remorse, which builds to the movie's unrelentingly gory finale.
Sure to be a hit among horror fans, Goodnight is among the most vicious villians seen in horror movies in recent years, as he wields a chain and hook and specializes in removing the eyes of his victims.
Filmed in Queensland, Australia, See No evil represents a major milestone in the history of WWE - a new venture that promises to continue to strengthen the company's stranglehold on all aspects of entertainment. Future projects from WWE Films include this fall's The Marine, starring John Cena, as well as an upcoming project featuring Stone Cold Steve Austin.
Clearly, Jacob Goodnight was the movie role Kane was born to play and See No Evil was the movie in which he was born to star. Check it out at a theatre near you, and let the bloodshed begin.
Opens Friday, May 19.
[posted for archival and reference purposes]
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