By Seth Metoyer, MoreHorror.com
Thanks to the generosity of horror film supports all over the world, there is now a trailer for the Iodine Sky / MOnsterworks66 joint production, Live-In Fear, for you all to watch!
Check out the embedded Live-In Fear trailer below the official details.
Live-In Fear stars Arielle Brachfeld (The Haunting of Whaley House), Sarah Grayson (Road Rules), Chris Dorman (8.13) and David Lautman (The Black Guitar). The film also features cameo appearances by Geoffrey Gould (Strictly Background), Myles Cranford (Mega Piranha), Nancy Wolfe (Helter Skelter) and Charlene Geisler (Bobby Fischer Live).
Shot mainly on location in Utah, the film is a gory story of love, lust, murder, mutilation, death and dismemberment, and it should provide any horror fan with more than enough thrills. It follows four innocent – or at least innocent Looking – twenty-somethings as they travel to Utah to spend a weekend of fun in the snow...
Thanks to the generosity of horror film supports all over the world, there is now a trailer for the Iodine Sky / MOnsterworks66 joint production, Live-In Fear, for you all to watch!
Check out the embedded Live-In Fear trailer below the official details.
Live-In Fear stars Arielle Brachfeld (The Haunting of Whaley House), Sarah Grayson (Road Rules), Chris Dorman (8.13) and David Lautman (The Black Guitar). The film also features cameo appearances by Geoffrey Gould (Strictly Background), Myles Cranford (Mega Piranha), Nancy Wolfe (Helter Skelter) and Charlene Geisler (Bobby Fischer Live).
Shot mainly on location in Utah, the film is a gory story of love, lust, murder, mutilation, death and dismemberment, and it should provide any horror fan with more than enough thrills. It follows four innocent – or at least innocent Looking – twenty-somethings as they travel to Utah to spend a weekend of fun in the snow...
- 9/5/2012
- by admin
- MoreHorror
By MoreHorror.com
Some of you may remember the so-cool-it’s-frozen horror feature Live-In Fear that writer/director Brandon Scullion of Iodine Sky Productions and Maria Olsen of MOnsterworks66 was promoting earlier this year. Well, great things are happening for this little film with a big bloody heart including that MOnsterworks66 partner, Angel Corbin (Way Down in Chinatown), has come on board as producer, and we have picture lock on the entire feature.
This gorgeous looking film was shot in the winter wonderland of Utah in February in just 9 days and for just under $5,000, and it’s truly amazing what the "Live in Fear" team has been able to put together on such a small budget. Kudos must most definitely go to Matthew Espenshade, the film’s brilliant cinematographer, Emily Fiora Parks for her stunning makeup and FX work and Dani d’Ambra for her ultra-eerie set dressing for making...
Some of you may remember the so-cool-it’s-frozen horror feature Live-In Fear that writer/director Brandon Scullion of Iodine Sky Productions and Maria Olsen of MOnsterworks66 was promoting earlier this year. Well, great things are happening for this little film with a big bloody heart including that MOnsterworks66 partner, Angel Corbin (Way Down in Chinatown), has come on board as producer, and we have picture lock on the entire feature.
This gorgeous looking film was shot in the winter wonderland of Utah in February in just 9 days and for just under $5,000, and it’s truly amazing what the "Live in Fear" team has been able to put together on such a small budget. Kudos must most definitely go to Matthew Espenshade, the film’s brilliant cinematographer, Emily Fiora Parks for her stunning makeup and FX work and Dani d’Ambra for her ultra-eerie set dressing for making...
- 7/29/2012
- by admin
- MoreHorror
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