THE POKER CLUB - official trailer

For years, Aaron Tyler (Johnathon Schaech, Quarantine, Prom Night) has been getting together with his three best friends Monday nights to play poker. But tonight, everything is about to change forever when the men accidentally kill a burglar whos broken into Aarons house. Fearing the consequences, Aaron and his friends dispose of the corpse and agree to take the secret to their graves. However, they soon discover someone knows what theyve done and is now playing a murderous game of revenge with them in this horrifying thriller. Also starring Johnny Messner (Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid, The Sweetest Thing), Judy Reyes (TVs Scrubs and Oz), Lori Heuring (Prom Night, Mulholland Drive), Loren Dean (TVs Bones, Gattaca) and Jana Kramer (Prom Night, Click).

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Entertainment

Tags:

• Poker
• Club
• Johnathon
• Schaech
• Quarantine
• Prom
• Night
• Anacondas
• Sweetest Thing
• Judy Reyes
• Scrubs
• Oz
• Lori Heuring
• Mulholland Drive
• Loren Dean
• Bones
• Gattaca
• Jana Kramer
• Click
• Kingdom of Heaven
• Ed Gorman

[ZombieInLaw]

The way he says clubbbbb is fucking hilarious.

[Hetty123]

oh my gosh, it's carla!

[thenookster]

This movie is actually pretty good, rented yesterday from Redbox.

[MATelford]

haha "POKER CLUUBBB!" with a 9mm fakie and some cards/ fail da fck

[TheSamurai1982]

lol funny trailer. Why are none of the names, or even the title of the movie in capital letters, and in cheap looking fonts? And the way he says "The Poker Club" all werid overdramatic, like "The Poker Claaab" LMAO too funny

[XXeatenbyzombiesXX]

The preview in Fangoria sounded interesting but this trailer was just boring. Doesn't help that it's starring 'some guy that was in some shit remakes.'

[JaneAustenfan83]

I saw The Poker Club movie i thought it was good, i especially love Johnny Messner's performance and Loren Dean's performance as well, i think those two actors are hot.

[yasmas1]

looks like a cheap made movie to me

[dionysoscub]

Just starting watching this earlier. So far it's a pretty faithful adaptation of the Ed Gorman novel. Messner steals the show, of course.