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The Addicted aka Rehab is an indie horror feature from director Sean J. Vincent. To be distributed by Revolver Entertainment, The Addicted involves an abandoned rehabilitation clinic and the evil that still resides there. This title stars Jenny Gayner and Thea Knight. Fans of indie horror can preview the release of this title here, with the film's official trailer and DVD artwork. The story begins and ends with four friends. They dare each other to investigate a haunted location and they bring along a portal to hell, the Ouija board. Contact with the supernatural is initiated and the secrets of this mysterious location are revealed, in a blood curdling fashion. The Addicted will release on DVD and through Video-on-demand June 24th, 2014, in the United States. As well, this title will release August 24th on DVD as The Clinic in the United Kingdom. For now, an official trailer for the film...

Drugs can be bad. Really bad. Especially when they're abused. Hell, even taking too much aspirin can be pretty bad for you. They can lead to addictive behavior, sickness, death, and of course hauntings of the shit-yer-pants type variety.

Below you'll find the final sales art and exclusive remixed trailer for director Sean J. Vincent's new film, The Addicted, starring Jenny Gayner, Sean J. Vincent, Thea Knight, and Dan Peters. Hit the link for the website below for more.

Synopsis

In 1987 David was a resident at ‘The Manor’ Drug Rehab Unit, being kept addicted to heroin by Clinical Director Chris Hunter whilst he has an affair with David’s wife. Chris eventually poisons David with contaminated heroin, leaving him with horrendous facial disfigurement and chronic pain. David soon hangs himself.

25 years later we follow Chris’ daughter, Nicole, as she tries to break into TV journalism. Her boyfriend (Adam) suggests...

Empire has released a poster for the British horror film The Addicted. I love the tag line--Bad Blood Runs In The Family. This fan-made poster was handpicked by the production to be the official one-sheet for the film.

Here is the description:

The haunted-house tale it promotes revolves around recovering addicting David, a resident at The Manor rehabilitation unit in 1987 who comes under the twisted ‘care’ of clinical director Chris Hunter. Instead of nursing David to health, Hunter keeps him hooked, before poisoning him with toxic heroin and leaving him with horrifically scarred. Medical bastard. While the evil director is carrying on with his wife, David kills himself.

Picking up 25 years later, Hunter's daughter Nicole, an aspiring TV journo, makes the not entirely sensible decision to spend the night at the now-derelict clinic, filming the place with her boyfriend.

Here is what director Sean J. Vincent had to say...

Surprise! There are more found footage frights on the way! This time the tale of a recovering addict inside a haunted house in the UK is ready to be told. Or discovered. Please lord, don't let this be another all in his head flick.

Director Sean J. Vincent explained it via his blog a while back and let his readers pick the artwork for the film, which you'll find below.

The Addicted, starring Jenny Gayner, is a "haunted house tale that revolves around recovering addicting David, a resident at The Manor rehabilitation unit in 1987, who comes under the twisted ‘care’ of clinical director Chris Hunter. Instead of nursing David to health, Hunter keeps him hooked before poisoning him with toxic heroin and leaving him horrifically scarred. Medical bastard. While the evil director is carrying on with his wife, David kills himself. Picking up 25 years later, Hunter's daughter, Nicole, an aspiring TV journo,...

Director Sean J. Vincent took to his official blog to host production diaries and to let his readers choose the official poster for his UK haunted The Addicted. Empire shares the winning poster that's posted inside. The site explains that "the haunted-house tale revolves around recovering addicting David, a resident at The Manor rehabilitation unit in 1987 who comes under the twisted care of clinical director Chris Hunter. Instead of nursing David to health, Hunter keeps him hooked, before poisoning him with toxic heroin and leaving him with horrifically scarred. Medical bastard. While the evil director is carrying on with his wife, David kills himself. Picking up 25 years later, Hunter's daughter Nicole, an aspiring TV journo, makes the not entirely sensible decision to spend the night at the now-derelict clinic, filming the place with her boyfriend." The only casting I could conjure up is Jenny Gayner.