Trailer Link

Release Date:

January 2, 2015

Synopsis:

From IMDb: “The television reporter Ángela is rescued from the building and taken to an oil tanker to be examined. However, it is unbeknown to the soldiers that she carries the seed of the mysterious demonic virus.”

Poster: C / D / D / C- / C+ / C (6)

Review: (#1 & #5) These two designs uses the same character image, but #5 creates something in the background that explains the locale a bit better than the first. Still, both are better than #2, #3 and #4. (#2) This is a cheesy, ’80’s horror style that has no creativity involved. (#3) This is equally devoid of creativity while (#4) this at least tries to do a new pose than #1 & #5, but without a background of importance.

(#6-#11) These aren’t the best character posters ever fashioned, but they are visually connected and have enough details to draw the eye into the background without making the viewer regret having looked more closely.

Trailer: C-

Review: An ambiguous, generic design that focuses on the action rather than the plot and relies on the viewer being familiar with the three prior films to get any measure of excitement.

Oscar Prospects:

None.

Revisions:

(December 28, 2014) Original

Additional Posters

Poster #2Poster #3Poster #4

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Poster #11