There have been several fantastic independent horror films from the UK in the past few months, and February see the release of another in the form of Gerard Johnson's Tony: London Serial Killer.
With a remarkable lead performance from Peter Ferdinando, Tony will be released in cinemas on Friday 5th February (as well as being available on iTunes, Sky Box Office, LoveFilm and Film Flex), with the DVD following on shortly after on February 8th.
To celebrate this multi-platform release, Revolver Entertainment have given us three copies of the DVD, one of which will be signed by the director and lead actor Ferdinando.
To be in with a chance of winning, simply answer the question below, enter your details and press submit. The competition will close on February 9th and the first name out of the hat will receive the signed DVD. Two runners-up will win the DVD.
This competition is only open to residents of the UK aged 18 or over.
The outstanding debut from Gerard Johnson, Tony has been compared to classics Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer and Taxi Driver and is one of the most important and disturbing British films of recent years.
Unemployed and unemployable, Tony is a sympathetic recluse with severe social problems, an addiction to VHS action films and a horrible moustache. Occasionally he snaps and murder is the result...
Featuring a star-making lead performance from Peter Ferdinando, Tony is dark, brutal and bleakly amusing and will stay with you long after you finish watching.
DVD Extras: - Feature Commentary with director Gerard Johnson, actor Peter Ferdinando and producer Dan McCulloch
- Two short films from Gerard Johnson – Mug (2004) and Tony (2005)
Question
What is the name of the classic serial killer film, directed by John McNaughton, to which Tony is already drawing favourable comparisons?
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There have been several fantastic independent horror films from the UK in the past few months, and February see the release of another in the form of Gerard Johnson's Tony: London Serial Killer.
