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Exclusive: Britt Robertson (Tomorrowland), Jack Kilmer (Dead Man’s Han), Josh Henderson (The Arrangement) and Penelope Ann Miller (Reagan) are set to star in crime thriller Never Again, directed by Harvey Lowry.

Concourse Media have boarded sales on the title for a Cannes launch.

The psychological thriller revolves around two sisters who confront their haunted past and a dangerous present when one falls for a charming architect hiding dark secrets linked to gruesome murders.

As family dysfunction and hidden traumas resurface, their fragile bond is pushed to the brink by a relentless threat that could cost them their lives.

Lowry is the founder of Ascension Media and most recently directed the thriller One Million Followers. He is best known for his visual effects work and for directing projects such as Cassidy Way (starring Sydney Sweeney), The Competition, Union Bound and the award-winning drama A Play On Words.

Concourse Media is a film production,...

Having worked as an actor, editor, musician, director, producer, stuntman, and model-maker in his nearly three decades in filmmaking, Adam Boster knows the industry inside and out, and he's using that knowledge to help independent filmmakers get the most bang for their buck at Boster Castle Studios, a studio in the Midwest that takes a practical, efficient approach to making movies, with ample amounts of resources available for directors.

With the new film Slasher.com now on DVD and VOD, we caught up with Boster for our latest Q&A feature to discuss producing and acting in the new movie from Chip Gubera, as well as working with Casper Van Dien in the upcoming movie Darkness Reigns and what the future holds for Boster Castle Studios.

Thanks for taking the time to answer some questions for us, Adam. What attracted you to the story of Slasher.com and your character, Agent Hunter?...

Stars: Ernie Reyes Jr., Ving Rhames, George Takei, John Savage, Maria Conchita Alonso, Matthias Hues, Sara Downing | Written by Adam Boster, Kenneth Chamitoff | Directed by Kenneth Chamitoff

I’m a huge fan of martial arts flicks, be they traditional wuxia titles or modern Mma-inspired b-movies, my DVD shelves are pretty much weighed down by fight flick after fight flick. Despite the lack of shelf space that is currently upon me, the chance to check out and add a new kick-ass film to my collection can never be passed up. So when I spotted Submission on the shelves of my local Asda I knew I had to have it. It also didn’t hurt that the film is littered with a cast of familiar names and faces, including Ernie Reyes Jr., who starred in a couple of my childhood favourites: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 and Surf Ninjas.

Also known as The Red Canvas...