Lionsgate just discharged a trailer for their most up to date directly to-VOD highlight, "Rogue." Notably, the movie is driven by an acutely brutal Megan Fox, who plays an officer driving her group to endurance, all while being pursued by awful, lethal lionesses. The film appears to play like a B-loathsomeness spine chiller in the vein of a year ago's "Slither," which is sufficient to keep us confident.

In "Rogue," Fox drives her troopers through Africa in would like to safeguard war detainees, however she rather ends up on the incline of endurance, as she experiences and averts influxes of aggressors and executioner lions. Close by Fox, "Rogue" stars Jessica Sutton, Calli Taylor, Brandon Auret, Adam Deacon, and Sisanda Henna.

Here's the official synopsis:

Megan Fox handles an exciting new job as a fight solidified hired soldier in this touchy activity adventure. As group pioneer O'Hara, she drives a vivacious crew of warriors on a challenging crucial: prisoners from their captors in far off Africa. Be that as it may, as the strategic astray and the group is abandoned, O'Hara's crew must face a bleeding, fierce experience with a posse of revolutionaries — and the swarm of covetous, maddened lions they experience.

In spite of the fact that this is the first Megan Fox-drove movie that is coursed through the press in a long while, talk of her depictions and portrayals in jobs earlier have been galore as of later.

After a 2009 meeting with Jimmy Kimmel as of late reemerged – in which Fox refered to the tricky treatment she experienced during her tryout as an extra in "Terrible Boys II" – numerous fans came racing to Fox's side, clarifying that she is, truth be told, an awesome, admirable entertainer. (This is most prominently bolstered by her work in "Jennifer's Body.") Many reason that notwithstanding Fox's unmistakable fame and ability, she shockingly got the worst part of the deal because of her male controlled society forced delineations right off the bat in her vocation; "Terrible Boys II" and "Transformers" the same.

While "Rogue" may not really be the movie to reignite excitement and thankfulness for Fox's acting ability, it's still positively ideal to see her in a main job, especially in a movie that is composed and coordinated by ladies.

"Rogue" is coordinated by M.J. Bassett, from a content that she and Isabel Bassett wrote together. The film was delivered by M.J. Bassett, Kyle Ambrose, Delon Bakker, and Molly Hassell, and will be discharged by Lionsgate on VOD on August 28.