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Stars: Jesi Jensen, Nathan Mathers, Sam Logan Khaleghi, Jerry Narsh, Swifty McVay, Grover McCants, Napolean, John C. Forman, Andrew Dawe-Collins, Ammar Nemo, Amy Andrews, Jay Towers, Keyna Reynolds, Shelby Bradley, Gabrielle Wild | Written by Sam Logan Khaleghi, Aaron Herman Russman | Directed by Sam Logan Khaleghi

Devil’s Night: Dawn of the Nain Rouge is, on paper, an intriguing prospect… Part crime thriller, part supernatural horror, the film follows a pair of local police officers from a small town just outside of Detroit being plagued by mysterious murders. As the evidence mounts up, they can no longer deny the presence of a long forgotten supernatural entity, the Nain Rouge, the city’s harbinger of doom. See told you it was intriguing… Whats even more intriguing is that the film stars Nathan Mathers, younger brother of Eminem and features music from Eminem’s D12 bandmate Swifty McVay – who also has a role in...

"They're always going to have to live with the consequences." A trailer has debuted for an indie film titled Hunting Lands, which is currently playing on the film festival circuit. Hunting Lands is the feature debut of an experienced gaffer named Zack Wilcox, telling a story about a man who dislikes modern society and retreats to find peace and solitude in the wilderness. When he discovers a discarded, beaten woman fighting for her life in the snow, Frank must decide whether to continue to turn his back on society or confront the world he loathes. Marshall Cook stars as Frank, and the cast also includes Joe Raffa, Keyna Reynolds, Kaleb Rittenhouse, and Brooke Mulkins. No surprise the cinematography in this looks gorgeous, but it also looks like an intriguing story reminiscent of Wind River or Leave No Trace. Definitely got my attention. Here's the first official trailer (+ posters) for Zack Wilcox's Hunting Lands,...

Writer/director Zack Wilcox has pretty much done every job there is to do on a film set and now he's adding directing to his resume with his feature film debut Hunting Lands.

Marshall Cook stars as Frank Olsen, a veteran determined to create a life for himself outside of society but when he finds an injured woman in the snowy wilderness he must decide whether to let her die or return to civilization to save her.

Along with Cook, the movie also stars Joe Raffa and Keyna Reynolds.

Wilcox's background as cinematographer is clear in the trailer which suggests a movie which beautifully captures the starkness of life off the grid and Cook has received accolades for his leading performance as a man who dislikes modern society and retreats to find peace and sol...