This Week’s New Releases:
Comedy
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Love & Plutonium SYNOPSIS: (Feature Film) Suburbiaville is a typical metropolis populated with very atypical characters. Evil genius Dr. Milo Medlo (Ph.D) and his loyal henchman Hank are forever at odds with local good girls Justice Kitten and Little Liberty, maintaining a balance of power so delicate that the rest of Suburbiaville hardly know they exist. But in the world of Good vs. Evil, an upset in the balance could result in world annihilation, or at least unemployment for the good girls and bad guys. So when Dr. Medlo falls in love with a receptionist named Holly and loses his desire for world conquest and various other evildoings, Hank and the lawful ladies must form an unholy alliance to sabotage the relationship or risk losing their livelihoods. Others become involved along the way: a doting mother, a washed-up R&B singer, and a little girl who just may hold the key to a secret that could blow the roof off of Suburbiaville. In this town, as in our lives, it’s a certainty that sometimes love goes boom! Film Festival Screenings: Twisted Spine “Micro” Film Festival Best Feature
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Thriller
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The Art of Stalking SYNOPSIS: (Short Film) A sincere but misguided young man takes matters into his own hands when he thinks the object of his affection is in danger. Film Festival Screenings: Rome International Film Festival Official Selection Boston Film Festival Best Short Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival Official Selection San Diego Film Festival Official Selection Sedona International Film Festival Official Selection Santa Monica Film Festival Best Short BendFilm Festival Official Selection Northampton Film Festival Official Selection Miami International Short Film Festival Official Selection Cannes Film Festival – Short Film Corner Official Selection
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Horror
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AAAAAH!! Indie Horror Hits, Volume 1 SYNOPSIS: (Collection of Short Films) “4 of 5 stars” – GOREZONE MAGAZINE “…every film offers something fresh and unique to the horror genre… and had me thirsting for more.” – HORROR SOCIETY “… some of the best short films I have seen in a while. This is real film making at it’s best!” – HORROR NEWS “…consider adding this to your horror film collection. You won’t be disappointed.” – THEOFANTASTIQUE These films caused a buzz on the festival circuit – then vanished. If you saw them the first time you know what we mean. If you missed them then, enjoy them now. From a dark, cautionary tale (THE CRYPT CLUB with Alison Pill) to gallows humor on the job (GHOST BUSTED); from the grotesque otherworld inspired by H.P. Lovecraft (THE VEIL) to present-day outbreak fears (THE NINTH ENTRY); from the stylishly bizarre (MY SKIN!) and the chillingly macabre (OCULUS) to the dire family survival drama (OLD FRIENDS from the Director of SAW 6). Dim the lights & dig in for your own private horror film festival. Film Festival Screenings: Shriekfest – Los Angeles International Horror/Science Fiction Film Festival & Screenplay Competition Best Short Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival Best Short Dragon*Con Short Film Festival Best Short International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival Best Short WorldFest Houston Special Jury Award Boston International Film Festival Special Jury Award Festival of Fantastic Films, UK Honorable Mention Cine-Macabre Best Actor Modesto ShockerFest Best Actor Buenos Aires Rojo Sangre (Argentina) Official Selection
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Romance
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