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Old 07-31-2015, 12:41 AM
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Will rework the OP with the new pics later on.

In the meantime, bringing over the Entertainment Weekly info about Fantastic Fest from the end of the previous thread:

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The Kurt Russell western Bone Tomahawk has been chosen as the closing-night film for this year’s Fantastic Fest, the genre movie festival that takes place Sept. 24-Oct. 1 at the South Lamar location of the Alamo Drafthouse theater chain in Austin, Tex. In the film, characters played by Russell, Matthew Fox, Patrick Wilson, and Richard Jenkins set out to rescue a local woman and a young deputy who’ve been kidnapped by a tribe of cannibalistic troglodytes.

Director S. Craig Zahler and members of the cast, including Russell, will attend the screening, which is the film’s world premiere. “Bringing Kurt Russell back to the Alamo is something we’ve been trying to do for a long time,” said Fantastic Fest founder Tim League, in the press release for the festival’s first wave of programming announcements. “And to do it with Bone Tomahawk, a quintessential Fantastic Fest film, means we’re in for one hell of a closer.”
Kurt Russell western 'Bone Tomahawk' chosen as Fantastic Fest closing night film | EW.com

Also, this article from the LA Times confirms that Kurt and Matthew will both be attending

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First up, the big announcement: Director S. Craig Zahler is bringing an “existential horror western” (whatever that delightful moniker means) titled “Bone Tomahawk” for the festival closer. It stars Kurt Russell as one of four men who, according to the synopsis, "set out to rescue a local woman and a young deputy who've been kidnapped by a tribe of cannibalistic troglodytes."

Russell will join cast member Matthew Fox at the festival. Expect the “Tombstone” quotes to flow.
Fantastic Fest reveals lineup of Turkish delights and Kurt Russell's 'Bone Tomahawk' - LA Times

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