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Sibling partnerships in cinema often produce something uniquely charged, and with The Other People, brothers Chad and Trey McClarnon have crafted a horror film that feels as personal as it does unnerving. Chad makes his feature directorial debut with this deeply claustrophobic tale, co-written with Trey, who also serves as executive producer. Together, the pair draw on their shared creative history to deliver a reality-based nightmare that lingers long after the lights go up.

At the heart of the film is Lyndie Greenwood’s compelling performance as Rachel, a newlywed who finds herself battling forces that seem to inhabit both her new home and her own mind. When her troubled...

Exclusive: Hunter Sansone is to star in romantic feature The Heart Brake.

Sansone has landed the male lead in the film, which is directed by Lance Smith from a script he co-wrote with Chuck Fusca.

Shooting in Nashville, Tennessee, the film also stars Brittany Curran, Beverly D’Angelo, Joey Lawrence and Courtney D’Angelo with Fusca and Rachael Thompson co-starring and WWE stars Mick Foley and Daria Berenato appearing in supporting roles. Comedian DJ Pryor has also joined.

Based on an original idea from exec producers Gus and Carrie Romero, the story is centered around Julia Winters, who after surviving a sudden cardiac arrest, is forced back to her Tennessee hometown, where Christmas never fades and old wounds still linger. To truly move forward, she must confront the past she thought she’d left behind— and the future she never saw coming.

Sansone starred as a series regular on The CW’s Stargirl,...

Exclusive: Beverly D’Angelo (National Lampoon’s Vacation), Brittany Curran (The Magicians), Joey Lawrence (Melissa & Joey), and Courtney D’Angelo (Fade to Black) are set to star in Abstracct Creative and MarcoBox Studios’ The Heart Brake, from director Lance Smith.

Set to enter production outside Nashville in July, the indie romance centers on Julia Winters, who after a sudden cardiac arrest, is forced back to her Tennessee hometown, where Christmas never fades and old wounds still linger. To truly move forward, she must confront the past she thought she’d left behind — and the future she never saw coming.

Chuck Fusca (The Refugee) and Rachael Thompson (WandaVision) co-star, with WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley and Daria Berenato (also known in the WWE as Sonya Deville) appearing in supporting roles. Brian Yuran and Trey McClarnon are producing, with Carrie and Gus Romero exec producing alongside Smith and Fusca. Delaney Blanton handled casting.

“Filming...