LOST COLONY Shows Up On DVD May 20th From Allumination Filmworks

ADRIAN PAUL stars in a tale of unspeakable horror
Inspired by a most tantalizing mystery

Woodland Hills, CA – One of the most shocking unsolved mysteries in American history is depicted in terrifying fashion in Lost Colony, which will be released by Allumination FilmWorks on May 20, 2008. Preorder is April 15, 2008, with an SRP of $29.98.

"Save Your Soul Before They Take It From You.”

Beside the body of a dead soldier, these words are written in blood, in the ancient language of the Vikings. But what does the warning mean? And who – or what – left that message behind?

Adrian Paul (of “Highlander” fame) stars in this pulse-pounding, action-packed horror thriller loaded with awesome special effects and inspired by American history’s most tantalizing unsolved mystery. In 1587, over 100 brave men and women set sail from Great Britain to establish the first English colony in the new Americas. They landed on Roanoke Island off the coast of Virginia. They built a settlement, planted crops, and began their new lives in a new world.

And then, one day, they disappeared ... without a trace.

For generations, the legend of the Lost Colony has fascinated and mystified countless historians and researchers. Now, in the tradition of such classics as Sleepy Hollow, The Evil Dead and Brotherhood of the Wolf, this thriller offers a spine-chilling new look into the mystery of what really happened on Roanoke Island.

In addition to film and TV favorite Adrian Paul (“Tracker,” Moscow Heat, Nemesis Game, the upcoming Eyeborgs), the “colonists” of Lost Colony include Frida Show (Tan Lines, the upcoming Stiletto and Contract Killers), Rhett Giles (Dracula’s Curse, Legion of the Dead, Way of the Vampire, TV’s “Lost”) and Alex McArthur (Kiss the Girls, Conspiracy Theory, William Friedkin’s Rampage).

LOST COLONY
Street Date: May 20, 2008
Pre-Order Date: April 15, 2008
Genre: Supernatural Thriller
Catalog ID: 27461
UPC Number: 783722274613
SRP: $29.98
Rating: TV-MA
Running time: 95 minutes (approximately)
Special Features: Spanish subtitles