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R.L. Stine's Goosebumps novels have been terrifying children since 1992, and inspired Cavity Colors to create apparel based on the 11th book in the series, The Haunted Mask. Also: Ejecta Blu-ray details, The Last Survivors trailer, and Clowntown photos.

Cavity Colors's The Killer Mask: R.L. Stine's The Haunted Mask tells the story of a girl who discovers that the Halloween mask she purchased has become permanently attached to her face.

The Killer Mask collection of apparel was designed by artists Coki Greenway and Aaron Crawford. With a retail price of $24.00 apiece, The Killer Mask T-Shirt and Tank Top are black in color and 100% Cotton. The limited edition print is priced at $40.00, and the stickers / buttons are priced at $10.00 for a pack of two.

For more information on this apparel, visit the Cavity Colors online shop.

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Ejecta: Press Release: "From the writer of Pontypool and Septic Man comes Ejecta,...

Shout! Factory TV is spreading fear all summer long with a plethora of classic films including John Carpenter and Tobe Hooper's Body Bags. Also: a Cthulhu Vinyl Bank from Diamond Select Toys and Blu-ray and DVD release details for The Last Survivors.

Shout! Factory TV's Summer of Fear: Press Release: "This July, summer hats up with a plethora of new programming on Shout! Factory TV that is sure to beat those binge cravings. Shout! Factory TV is unveiling Summer of Fear, a fright fest sure to please! A collection of classic horror films debut this month, featuring Body Bags, Day of the Dead, Night of the Demons, Q: The Winged Serpent, The Final Terror and many more.

Shout! Factory TV grants an insider’s insight into these films with the premiere of audio commentaries on the streaming service. This month, directors John Carpenter, George A. Romero, Kevin Tenney,...

Chicago – On Tuesday, December 2nd, the Midwest Independent Film Festival gave out their 2014 “Best of the Midwest” awards with a ceremony at The Underground Nightclub in Chicago. Sweeping Best Actor, Director and Feature Film was the Collin Schiffli-directed “Animals,” starring and written by David Dastmalchian.

BMA Host Mike McNamara with Presenter/Screenwriter Irvine Welsh

Photo credit: Jason Brown (jbrownweddingphoto.com) for MidwestFilm.com

The evening was hosted by Festival Director Mike McNamara, and featured appearances by television stars Jon Seda and Laroyce Hawkins of “Chicago Pd”; Christian Stolte and Charlie Barnett of “Chicago Fire”; Kelly O’Sullivan and Maura Kidwell of “Sirens”; Screenwriter Irvine Walsh (“Trainspotting”); and Betsy Steinberg, the Director of the Illinois Film Office.

The Midwest Independent Film Festival is a year-round movie event in Chicago that takes place the first Tuesday of every month, at the Landmark Century Centre Cinema. The festival has been named by...

Chicago – On Tuesday, December 2nd, the Midwest Independent Film Festival will award their 2014 “Best of the Midwest” honors with a ceremony at The Underground Nightclub in Chicago. The evening will be hosted by Festival Director Mike McNamara, and nominees include “Animals” – directed by Collin Schiffli, “The Starfish Throwers” – directed by Jesse Roesler and “Happy Christmas” – directed by Joe Swanberg.

Presented by the Midwest Independent Film Festival

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The Midwest Independent Film Festival is a year-round movie event in Chicago that takes place the first Tuesday of every month, at the Landmark Century Centre Cinema. The festival has been named by Chicago Magazine in their “Best of Chicago” issue, and has become one of the top places for local filmmakers, producers and actors to network in the city.

The nominees for the “Best of the Midwest” Awards are as follows….

Best Music Video

“Shadow” directed by Ryan O...

Chicago – One of the finest film fest gathering places in Chicago is the Midwest Independent Film Festival, a year-long event that meets every first Tuesday of the month. The festival’s 10th year kicks off on Tuesday, February 4th, with the comedy “Adventures in the Sin Bin.”

‘Adventures in the Sin Bin’ Kicks Off the 2014 Midwest Independent Film Festival

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The Midwest Independent Film Festival was founded in 2004 by Mike McNamara (also Festival Director) and Michael Kwielford. Each year, the monthly first Tuesday happening – taking place at Landmark Century Centre Cinema at Clark and Diversey in Chicago – has gotten larger and more influential, and culminates every year with the Best of the Midwest Awards. It has also become a vital networking gathering, as producers, directors, actors and film fans get together for each screening. Filmmakers from eight Midwestern states have participated over the years, as the...

The characters of this week’s releases are at the end of their ropes. That might even be literal for Robert Redford’s character in All Is Lost unless sailors have a different word for “rope.” And they probably do. Some of the film figures of the week are covered in blood, some have been kidnapped into slavery, some have been falsely imprisoned, some are fighting the system, and some are losing the battle against it. Desperation seems like a common theme. Of course, it’s October, so “ghosts” are another big one. And who’s more desperate than they are? There’s also a lot more going on in a week with a massive amount of movies. Here’s your trailer-ized guide to what’s coming out: The Major Names 12 Years A Slave Read Our Review And our interview with Sarah Paulson Carrie Escape Plan The Fifth Estate Read our review All Is Lost Read our...

ComingSoon.net has your first look at a new clip from Adventures in the Sin Bin , the comedy coming to theaters and On Demand October 18. Bo Burnham, Michael Seater, Emily Meade, Gillian Jacobs, Ben McKenzie, Jeff Garlin and Tim Blake Nelson star. In the film, Brian is a shy teen who loans out his van, nicknamed Sin Bin, to his friends for their sexual exploits while he remains a frustrated virgin. When he meets a helpful school mate and his girlfriend, he finds himself in an awkward love triangle while learning the art of wooing women.

On behalf of Phase 4 Films, we're excited to share a new featurette from the upcoming comedy Adventures in the Sin Bin starring Bo Burnham, Michael Seater, Emily Meade, Gillian Jacobs, Jeff Garlin and Tim Blake Nelson! As you can see from this video, everybody in town know's Brian (Michael Seater), who lends out his van dubbed The Sin Bin for friends and acquaintances to have sex in. Watch this amusing video as several characters talk about Brian, Suzie (Emily Meade), Tony (Bo Burnham) and many more. Directed by Billy Federighi, Adventures in the Sin Bin debuts in theaters and on VOD formats October 18.

Adventures in the Sin Bin comes to theaters October 18th, 2013 and stars Michael Seater, Emily Meade, Bo Burnham, Ben McKenzie, Jeff Garlin, Gillian Jacobs, Tim Blake Nelson, Brian Petsos. The film is directed by Billy Federighi.

Everyone loves movie trailers; we can’t get enough of them here in The City of Films. It’s an art form that stands alone from the film itself and has a remarkable power to move us. Trailers can give us chills, laughs, goose bumps and sometimes even anger us. We can’t always post them all, so here’s where we play catch up; it’s Graham’s Trailer Roundup!

This Roundup Includes: Nebraska, A Perfect Man, Grace of Monaco, Big Sur, Snowpiercer, Adventures in the Sin Bin, After Tiller, A Case of You

Nebraska

Synopsis: An aging, booze-addled father makes the trip from Montana to Nebraska with his estranged son in order to claim a million dollar Mega Sweepstakes Marketing prize.

Starring: Bruce Dern, Will Forte

Release: November 22

Trailer Analysis: This looks like a nice little movie from Alexander Payne (The Descendants, Sideways, About Schmidt, Election). That filmography...

On behalf of Phase 4 Films, we're excited to share the new poster for the upcoming comedy Adventures in the Sin Bin, starring Bo Burnham, Michael Seater, Emily Meade, Gillian Jacobs, Ben McKenzie, Jeff Garlin and Tim Blake Nelson!

Brian is a shy teen who loans out his van, nicknamed Sin Bin, to his friends for their sexual exploits while he remains a frustrated virgin. When he meets a helpful school mate and his girlfriend, he finds himself in an awkward love triangle while learning the art of wooing women.

Adventures in the Sin Bin comes to theaters October 18th, 2013 and stars Michael Seater, Emily Meade, Bo Burnham, Ben McKenzie, Jeff Garlin, Gillian Jacobs, Tim Blake Nelson, Brian Petsos. The film is directed by Billy Federighi.

An awkward teenage virgin lands a crash course in getting girls in the red band trailer for Adventures in the Sin Bin. Billy Federighi directs this comedy centering on Brian (Michael Seater), who is constantly loaning out his van dubbed the "Sin Bin" so his friends can have sex in it. Brian meets a helpful young man (Bo Burnham) who tries to teach him the art of wooing women. Take a look at the first footage from this comedy, featuring R-rated language and sexual situations, co-starring Emily Meade, Ben McKenzie, Jeff Garlin, Gillian Jacobs and Tim Blake Nelson.

Brian is a shy teen who loans out his van, nicknamed Sin Bin, to his friends for their sexual exploits while he remains a frustrated virgin. When he meets a helpful school mate and his girlfriend, he finds himself in an awkward love triangle while learning the art of wooing women.

Adventures in the Sin Bin...

Like a teenaged C.C. Baxter, Brian (Michael Seater) loans his van out to his buddies for sex (to have in, not with), but he’s dying to lose his virginity and get in on the greasy fun. Luckily a popular guy named Tony (Bo Burnham) takes him under his wing, and things go completely off track in Adventures in the Sin Bin. I thought it might have been a hockey movie, too. From the looks of the trailer, it’s as charming and off-kilter as any coming-of-age sex comedy with the added benefit of Jeff Garlin, Tim Blake Nelson and Gillian Jacobs rounding out some roles. Plus, Burnham looks on fire here as a smarmy operator. Check it out for yourself: Adventures in the Sin Bin is the first feature from director Billy Federighi, and it hits theaters October 18th.

Phase 4 Films has released the red-band trailer and poster for the comedy Adventures in the Sin Bin.  Per the synopsis, the movie is about "a shy teen who loans out his van, nicknamed Sin Bin, to his friends for their sexual exploits while he remains a frustrated virgin. When he meets a helpful school mate and his girlfriend, he finds himself in an awkward love triangle while learning the art of wooing women."  There are some obligatory "get in my creepy van" jokes, but this may be a film worth keeping an eye on because it's got a strong supporting cast that includes Gillian Jacobs, Jeff Garlin, and Tim Blake Nelson. Hit the jump to check out the trailer and poster.  The film stars Bo Burnham, Michael Seater, and Emily Meade.  Adventures in the Sin Bin will be in theaters and On Demand on October 18th. Trailer via Yahoo!

Watch the trailer for Adventures in the Sin Bin, starring Bo Burnham, Michael Seater, Emily Meade, Gillian Jacobs, Ben McKenzie, Jeff Garlin and Tim Blake Nelson. Phase 4 Films releases the upcoming comedy which finds On Demand and theatrical release on October 18th. In Sin Bin, Brian is a shy teen who loans out his van, nicknamed Sin Bin, to his friends for their sexual exploits while he remains a frustrated virgin. When he meets a helpful school mate and his girlfriend, he finds himself in an awkward love triangle while learning the art of wooing women.

Young filmmakers often reference their heroes outright. This isn't a phenomenon exclusive to creatively wayward directors; look at the early films of genuine auteur Paul Thomas Anderson to see wholesale theft from Martin Scorsese and Robert Altman (to name a few). But when the references are a distraction to the point of actively taking away from the enjoyment of the movie, that's when things become a problem. And it's a problem that plagues the otherwise wonderful "Sin Bin," a charming little comedy about a high school kid (Michael Seater) who rents his beat-up van out to his fellow students for sexual liaisons, which owes such a stylistic debt to the films of Wes Anderson that it makes you think somewhat less of the movie. From the beginning, the movie seems to be tipping its hat to Anderson. Examples abound – the super-thick Futura bold font utilized for the title cards; the...

The Hamptons International Film Festival kicked off Thursday, and one of the films screening in the program this weekend is the high school comedy “Sin Bin.” Starring Tim Blake Nelson, Jeff Garlin, Michael Seater, Bo Burnham, Brian Petsos, Ben McKenzie and Emily Meade, “Sin Bin” will screen Saturday and Sunday nights at the UA East Hampton theater. Directed by first-timer Billy Federighi and written by Christopher Storer, the film follows a shy kid who lends out his vintage van to friends for their romantic hookups while he remains a virgin. When he meets a helpful schoolmate and his girlfriend, things get complicated. Check out the trailer, here on Indiewire exclusively:...

With cinematic releases at the moment mostly involving the not-particularly inspiring likes of "That's My Boy" and "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter," it's hard not to look to television for a little nourishment. The trouble is that the TV season has wrapped up for the year. While a few shows (namely "Girls") are still wrapping up, and others get underway shortly ("The Newsroom," "Breaking Bad," "Louie"), it's pretty quiet on the box, with cast and creatives focusing on making a hiatus movie, campaigning for Emmy, or just getting some sleep for once.

Still, with the 2011/2012 TV season done, we thought we'd shine a light on the small screen this week. Tomorrow, we're going to run down our ten favorite TV series of the last 12 months, but today, we wanted to pick a few stars of these shows that we think are set to break out as movie stars before too long,...

HollywoodNews.com: The 38th Seattle International Film Festival, the largest and most highly-attended event of its kind in the United States concluded today with the announcement of the Siff 2012 Competition Awards and Golden Space Needle Audience Awards. The 25-day Festival, which began May 17, featured over 460 films from more than 70 countries, including 65 feature premieres (24 World, 25 North American, 16 U.S.) and over 700 screenings. Additionally, Siff brought in more than 300 directors, actors and industry professionals.

“A festival’s success is dependent on two basic principles: providing a platform for filmmakers to be celebrated and connecting them to audience members that would not otherwise be aware of their remarkable stories,” said Siff Artistic Director Carl Spence. “This year a record number of filmmakers participated in person and online with virtual Q&A’s successfully expanding the conversation around the best in cinema with passionate audiences, illuminating guests and distinguished industry in attendance.”

Siff Managing Director Deborah Person said,...

I can't remember a time I went to the Seattle International Film Festival (Siff) press launch and looked over the list of films and saw so many I was interested in seeing. The claim to fame for over the years is to call it the largest and most-highly attended festival in the United States. This is a fact I've often taken issue with as I don't equate quantity with quality. Granted, there has been a large number of quality features to play the fest over the years, including Golden Space Needle (Best Film) winners such as Kiss of the Spider Woman (1985), My Life as a Dog (1987), Trainspotting (1996), Run Lola Run (1999), Whale Rider (2003) and even recent Best Director winner, Michel Hazanavicius's Oss 117: Nest of Spies in 2006. That said, looking over this year's crop of films I see a lot of films I will be doing my absolute best to see.

Making a terrific first casting announcement, Olivia Wilde, Jason Sudeikis, Brie Larson, and Fred Armisen have been announced as the leading cast of the comedy, Relanxious.

Christopher Storer (the upcoming comedy Sin Bin) will make his directorial debut, and Daniel Dubiecki (Up in the Air) and Lorene Scafaria (Seeking a Friend for the End of the World) are attached as producers.

“Wilde plays Barrett, an anxiety-ridden woman who meets and is smitten with George. Played by Sudeikis, George is agoraphobic and so their courtship is limited to phone conversations in which they discuss the dates they would go on if their phobias didn’t stand in the way. As the fantasies develop, the two must decide if they can put aside their fears in order to find real-life romance. Larsen plays Barrett’s sister, and Armisen plays George’s friend and only contact with the outside world.”

I’m a...

Usually when you're a new couple in Hollywood trying to stay under the radar, you do your best to avoid being seen together, or opening yourself up to invasive questions about the relationship. And yet widely rumored couple Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis are doing pretty much the opposite of that, agreeing to star together in Relanxious, a comedy about an anxious woman and an agoraphobic man who strike up a relationship over the phone. According to Deadline they'll also be joined by 21 Jump Street's Brie Larson, playing the sister of Wilde's character, and Fred Armisen, stepping in as a friend to Sudeikis. The movie will be the directorial debut of Christopher Storer, a writer whose only feature-length credit on IMDb is a still-unreleased comedy called Sin Bin, which makes it mighty hard to judge how he'll tackle this material. But with a cast this strong, it's hard not to...

What happens when a woman crippled by anxiety meets a charismatic agoraphobe? Olivia Wilde (Cowboys and Aliens) and Jason Sudeikis (Horrible Bosses) are hoping that particular romantic comedy premise makes box office gold in their new film, Relanxious. The film will mark the directorial debut of writer Christopher Storer (Sin Bin) in a relationship comedy that explores the power of love when it's complicated by social phobias. Wilde will star as Barrett, a woman plagued by her anxiety who falls for George (Sudeikis), a man whose fear forces him to converse with her only over the telephone. As their conversations lead to increasingly serious fantasy dates, they are tasked with putting aside their fears to find a real-life romance. Relanxious also stars Brie Larson (Scott Pilgrim vs the World) and Fred Armisen (Portlandia) and will begin shooting this summer in Chicago. Hit the jump for more on Relanxious. Deadline reported on Relanxious,...

Christopher Storer wrote the indie comedy Sin Bin, about an over-the-top NHL hockey fan who sells his girlfriend to Hell so the Chicago Blackhawks can win the Stanley Cup. Storer gathered an impressive cast for his feature film, directing debut. Deadline reported today that Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis signed on to co-star in Relanxious, about a woman named Barrett (Wilde) dealing with anxiety issues who falls for George (Sudeikis), a man suffering from agoraphobia. Brie Larsen, currently opposite Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum in 21 Jump Street, joined the film as the sister to Wilde’s character. Sudeikis’ SNL colleague Fred Armisen signed on to play George’s best friend.

Christopher Storer wrote the indie comedy Sin Bin, about an over-the-top NHL hockey fan who sells his girlfriend to Hell so the Chicago Blackhawks can win the Stanley Cup. Storer gathered an impressive cast for his feature film, directing debut. Deadline reported today that Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis signed on to co-star in Relanxious, about a woman named Barrett (Wilde) dealing with anxiety issues who falls for George (Sudeikis), a man suffering from agoraphobia. Brie Larsen, currently opposite Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum in 21 Jump Street, joined the film as the sister to Wilde’s character. Sudeikis’ SNL colleague Fred Armisen signed on to play George’s best friend.

Christopher Storer wrote the indie comedy Sin Bin, about an over-the-top NHL hockey fan who sells his girlfriend to Hell so the Chicago Blackhawks can win the Stanley Cup. Storer gathered an impressive cast for his feature film, directing debut. Deadline reported today that Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis signed on to co-star in Relanxious, about a woman named Barrett (Wilde) dealing with anxiety issues who falls for George (Sudeikis), a man suffering from agoraphobia. Brie Larsen, currently opposite Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum in 21 Jump Street, joined the film as the sister to Wilde’s character. Sudeikis’ SNL colleague Fred Armisen signed on to play George’s best friend.

This Week at Tribeca Flashpoint - 08/16/10 from Tribeca Flashpoint on Vimeo. This week at Tribeca Flashpoint, we're proud to host an advance screening of the new film Sin Bin with director Billy Federighi. A team of eight Tribeca Flashpoint students and recent graduates recently completed work on this coming-of-age comedy, filmed here in Chicago and starring Michael Seater, Emily Meade and Bo Burnham. Here is the film synopsis from screen writer/producer Chris Storer: Sin Bin is a high school take on The Apartment and the constant quest to find our own personal space. The film explains what happens when Brian, a high school senior, loans out his van, lovingly-referred to as 'the Sin Bin,' to his friends as a spot to bring dates and serve as a portable apartment. While the film is a teen comedy, it quickly turns into a story of friendship, family, and Chicagoland... a...

This Week at Tribeca Flashpoint - 08/16/10 from Tribeca Flashpoint on Vimeo. This week at Tribeca Flashpoint, we're proud to host an advance screening of the new film Sin Bin with director Billy Federighi. A team of eight Tribeca Flashpoint students and recent graduates recently completed work on this coming-of-age comedy, filmed here in Chicago and starring Michael Seater, Emily Meade and Bo Burnham. Here is the film synopsis from screen writer/producer Chris Storer: Sin Bin is a high school take on The Apartment and the constant quest to find our own personal space. The film explains what happens when Brian, a high school senior, loans out his van, lovingly-referred to as 'the Sin Bin,' to his friends as a spot to bring dates and serve as a portable apartment. While the film is a teen comedy, it quickly turns into a story of friendship, family, and Chicagoland... a...

HollywoodNews.com: CW is going to be premiere a new Canadian comedy series about a modern-day Romeo and Juliet, entitled “18 to Life.”

In the premiere episode of “18 To Life,” when Tom and Jessie – 18-year-old next-door neighbors who have grown up together – run off and get married, their warring families are forced to become one in this hilarious multi-generational half-hour about relationships, true love, and who takes out the garbage. The series explores intimate relationships in combustible combinations as husband-wife, mom-dad, and in-laws all struggle to influence the newlyweds and control the extended family’s destiny. Tom and Jessie move into his parents’ attic and their marriage becomes public property, creating an endless string of challenges for the couple. As this new love blooms audaciously amidst the two settled marriages, it stirs up new frictions and old passions in both sets of parents.

“18 to Life” stars Stacey Farber (“Degrassi: The Next Generation...

Get ready to set your DVR, tweeners: On Sept. 3, the Disney Channel will premiere the Jonas Brothers-Demi Lovato movie Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam. As long as it's not grape-flavored, I'm in. [MTV] Ice Cube and Woody Harrelson are set to star in Rampart, a movie written by James Ellroy that's centered on police corruption. Cube will play a detective, while Harrelson has bagged the role of a dirty cop. Not to be confused with dirty pop. (Early 2000s flashback!) Sarah Silverman is in talks to star alongside Seth Rogen and Michelle Williams in the dramedy Take This Waltz.

Michael Seater, Emily Meade and Bo Burnham have joined the cast of the indie coming-of-age comedy "Sin Bin" says The Hollywood Reporter.

The story follows a put-upon high school student (Seater) who loans out his van to his friends for their sexual exploits.

Complicating matters, he is caught in a love triangle between a cute girl at school (Meade) and the villainous student liaison (Burnham).

Ben McKenzie, Jeff Garlin, Tim Blake Nelson, Brian Petsos and Gillian Jacobs also star. Billy Federighi directs from a script by Christopher Storer.

Pestos, Gary Giudice and Storer are producing. Filming is underway in Chicago.

Michael Seater, Emily Meade and Bo Burnham are to star in the coming-of-age comedy "Sin Bin." They join Ben McKenzie, Jeff Garlin and Tim Blake Nelson, Gillian Jacobs and Brian Petsos. Billy Federighi directs with filming now taking place in Chicago. Gary Giudice, Federighi and Christopher Storer are producing with Brian Petsos. Christopher Storer script focuses on a high school student (Seater) who loans out his van (called "The Sin Bin") to his friends for their sexual exploits. He ends up being caught in a love triangle between a cute girl at school (played by Meade) and a villainous student liaison (Burnham). Nelson plays a next-door-neighbor police officer of the student.

Emily Meade among cast for indie comedyMichael Seater, Emily Meade and Bo Burnham have signed on to star in Sin Bin, a coming-of-age comedy that also stars Ben McKenzie, Jeff Garlin and Tim Blake Nelson.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Billy Federighi is directing the indie, based on a script by Christopher Storer.

Sin Bin centers on a put-upon high school student (Seater) who loans out his van (nicknamed "The Sin Bin") to his friends for their sexual exploits. Complicating matters, he is caught in a love triangle between a cute girl at school (Meade) and the villainous student liaison (Burnham). Gillian Jacobs also is in cast.

Nelson plays a police officer who lives next door to the student.

Production is currently underway in Chicago.

Sin Bin comes to theaters in 2010 and stars Gillian Jacobs, Michael Seater, Stephanie Kerbis, Bo Burnham, Emily Meade, Brian Petsos, Don Kress, Brenda Marie King.

Michael Seater, Emily Meade and Bo Burnham will topline "Sin Bin," a coming-of-age comedy that also counts Ben McKenzie, Jeff Garlin and Tim Blake Nelson among the cast.

Billy Federighi is directing the indie, which is now shooting in Chicago. Brian Petsos, Gary Giudice, Federighi and Christopher Storer are producing, with Petsos also taking a role.

"Bin," with a script by Storer, centers on a put-upon high school student (Seater) who loans out his van (nicknamed "The Sin Bin") to his friends for their sexual exploits. Complicating matters, he is caught in a love triangle between a cute girl at school (Meade) and the villainous student liaison (Burnham). Gillian Jacobs also is in cast.

Nelson plays a police officer who lives next door to the student. Other cast details were not disclosed. Dante Federighi is exec producing.

UTA-repped Seater was the star of Disney Channel's "Life With Derek." Burnham,...