Lionsgate launches the tension in New The Long Walk Featurette which traces the cardiac rates of the royal audience

Lionsgate is accumulating the fear factor for their next psychological thriller The long walk With a new featurette that brings marketing to a completely new level by literally monitoring the biometric responses of the public.

In a newly fallen video entitled “Biometrics Screening”, the spectators are shown by reacting to the film in real time while their heart rate descend to the stars. A chilling culminating point? An impulse that reaches over 200 bpm, which the video bravely confronts “the equivalent of the body of a combat pilot under 9 g of force”. It is not only frightening, it is intense.

This only promo prepares the ground for one of the most exhausting and psychologically accused Stephen King Adaptations that we have seen for years.

Directed by Francis LawrenceThe director behind The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Mockingjay AND The ballad of singing birds and snakes, The long walk He pulls from the first writing novel by King, who arranges an intense dystopian thriller.

The story is set in a gloomy future in which 100 teenagers are forced to compete in a brutal resistance race called Long Walk. The rules? Keep walking on top four miles per hour. Slow too much, take three warnings in an hour and you are running on the spot. Only a boy wins and gets everything he wants for the rest of his life.

As Lionsgate describes it, the long walk is “an intense, chilling and emotional thriller that challenges the audience to confront a disturbing question: how far could you go?”

Despite the stakes, the boys form deep and complicated bonds while march through the choices of life or death. Friendships are also forged because each knows the other’s survival threatens their own.

The cast is stacked with growing talent and family faces, including Cooper Hoffman, David Jonsson, Garrett Wareing, All nyuot, Charlie Plummer, Ben Wang, Roman Griffin Davis, Jordan Gonzalez, Joshua OdjickAND Josh Hamiltontogether with Judy Greer AND Mark Hamill.

If you like psychological thrillers who pull the heart and emotional horror of King’s signature, you will want to be there when The long walk He hits cinemas on September 12th.