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MEME IS SCREENING IN BROOKLYN!
Meme’s official theater tour begins with the city it was made in!
“Meme masquerades as a common relationship drama, when in fact it presents a fascinating existential commentary that is perfectly tied up in a full circle approach”
-Tasha Danzig, Spoiler Free Movie Sleuth
Meme is the first feature film directed by Sean Mannion. The film won best feature at the 2018 Art of Brooklyn Film Festival.
Synopsis: Jennifer, an independent designer disappointed in her stalled relationship and career, discovers a surreal mashup videotape, labeled “Meme,” among a friend’s VHS collection. She goes in search of Meme’s creator, tracking down people who appear on the tape to gain greater insight into what it is and why it exists. As she pursues the creator of the tape she takes greater control of other aspects of her life including her relationship, difficult clients, and a drinking problem that increasingly interferes with her life.
Director Sean Mannion & lead actor Sarah Schoofs will be in attendance to meet the audience and discuss the film following the screening.
Prior to the feature we will present It’s Normal, a new short, political, horror film co-written by Sean Mannion and directed by award-winning filmmaker Nicole Solomon.
In It’s Normal a young woman checks in on a friend from her grief support group and learns that her changing world may be even scarier than it appears on the surface.
THEATRE OF TERROR IS SCREENING IN JERSEY CITY!!!
Join us for the highly anticipated premiere of “The Theatre of Terror”! We have been working hard over the past two years to deliver an anthology that harkens back to wonderful classics like “The Twilight Zone”, “Tales From the Dark Side”, “The Outer Limits”, and “Creepshow”. Now we want to invite you into the world of macabre and fascinating characters we have created so you too can get lost in a story!
Parking: $7.00 parking is available in the garage directly behind the theater on 27 Magnolia Avenue. Make sure to get your parking ticket validated at the box office!
Tickets are available at the door ($10)
OR you can buy them through Brown Paper Tickets at this link and be automatically entered into a raffle to win a free Blu-Ray/DVD combo of the feature film and official movie poster signed by the Theatre of Terror team!!
OR you can buy them through Brown Paper Tickets at this link and be automatically entered into a raffle to win a free Blu-Ray/DVD combo of the feature film and official movie poster signed by the Theatre of Terror team!!
Immediately following the event we will be heading to PJ Ryan’s directly across the street from the theater for an after party celebration! Come join us!
EXCITING NEWS!!!
Check out recent interviews from Search My Trash with lead actors (Sarah Schoofs & Arielle Hope), writer/producer (Charles Lincoln) & director (Jeremiah Kipp)!
Upcoming screenings!!!
3 screenings! 3 different films!
Join me & the director at these festivals & see some quality independent films!
Tuesday, October 30, 2018
6:30 PM – 10:30 PM
The Local
1302 44th Ave, L.I.C., NY
https://www.facebook.com/events/523226574774832/
Saturday, October 20th, 2018
Block B – 1:45-3:15
The Cutting Room
44 E 32nd St, New York, NY 10016
https://thecuttingroomnycisff.com/
Saturday, November 10, 2018, 1:30 PM
Sunday, November 11, 2018, 7:00 PM
Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts
310 Chestnut Street, Wilmington, NC 28401
http://www.cucalorus.org/film/meme/
AYLA NOW AVAILABLE ON VOD!
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2uOJbR8
iTunes: https://apple.co/2GtJxSV
Xbox: https://bit.ly/2IscR8N
Google Play: https://bit.ly/2GPW8PM
YouTube: https://bit.ly/2Gz50FQ
“AYLA isn’t a film for everyone, it’s twisted, dark and intense. It’s also a powerful one that will provoke thought as well as shock and possibly offend. It’s available now on VOD, cable on demand, etc. and I suggest you see it.”
http://voicesfromthebalcony.com/2018/04/05/review-ayla-2017/
“A combination of psychological disturbance and occasional squirmy body horror, AYLA is above all a portrait of grief so intense that it apparently manifests the object of that sadness.”
https://rue-morgue.com/movie-review-ayla-is-a-spooky-supernatural-sister-act/
“Elias Ganster’s AYLA is a mesmerising assault on emotions that delves into madness in a way only matched by the great Lynch himself. UNDER THE SKIN meets MULHOLLAND DRIVE in a performance driven horror that battles demons of literal and metaphorical being.”
http://www.bloodguts.co.uk/ayla-review
“Every piano note, every drawn out synthesizer note, is the constant, otherworldly score inside Eltons head. Every tortured and longing minute is expertly given sound. Life has been toying with Elton and he’s had enough. Ayla is a film full of an edgy, dangerous sadness. It’s a tough film to sit through because of that, but it won’t leave your mind anytime soon. Even with its more awkward, incestuous moments, the film haunted me like Ayla’s death haunted her brother.”
http://theindiehorrorreview.blogspot.ca/2017/12/ayla.html?m=1
“Ayla is a dark, sometimes disturbing meditation on grief and loss. Dread and gloom permeate the film as Elias focuses on psychological horror rather than visceral shocks, and on presenting a mood piece rather than a traditional narrative.”
http://www.thatsnotcurrent.com/night-horror-fantastic-planet-film-festivals-familial-dread-looms-ayla-body-horror-reigns-replace/
BEST ACTRESS: Tristan Risk
BEST DIRECTOR: Elias
BEST FEMALE PERFORMANCE: Dee Wallace
Check me out in ‘The Dating Profiles‘ now available to watch on Seeka TV!
https://watch.seeka.tv/#/catalog?fi=11e83e73-9bfd-33fe-90cf-0a6102b4cfea
INFERNUM
STUDY PARTY
NIGHT TERRORS
THAT IS ALL! UPDATES ON UPCOMING PROJECTS COMING SOON!
THREE NEW FEATURE TRAILERS!!!
Three castaways. Two robots. And one derelict spaceship. All that’s left of their world.
But, when a mysterious android named Delta crash-lands on their devastated exoplanet, she brings hope to this band of survivors that can repair their ship, and find their way home.
However, that hope is soon dashed with the arrival of four bounty hunters on a mission that’s more personal than business.
Secrets long buried in the desert hold the key to who is a survivor and who is the destroyer.
http://halcyonpix.com/2017/05/05/edge-of-oblivion/
Jennifer, an independent designer disappointed in her stalled relationship and career, discovers a surreal mashup videotape, labeled “Meme,” among a friend’s VHS collection. She goes in search of Meme’s creator, tracking down people who appear on the tape to gain greater insight into what it is and why it exists. As she pursues the creator of the tape she takes greater control of other aspects of her life including her relationship, difficult clients, and a drinking problem that increasingly interferes with her life.
https://youtu.be/49UdsZKK95k
“The countryside goes to hell when a group of adult delinquents embark on a road trip for a fun fourth of July celebration. The vacation comes to a halt when they cross the path of the psychopathic back woods residents. Who will survive this vomit inducing degenerate masterpiece that will leave you breathless…
https://youtu.be/53ZJVqQXURU
Booking movies! Filming movies Finishing movies!
WRAPPED on ‘Bookworm’!
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WRAPPED on ‘Back Road’! It is impossible to leave the Back Road set without being covered in blood… Incredible cast. Incredible crew. If you like horror, you will love this movie..
https://www.facebook.com/backroadthemovie/
Looking forward to chilling with the always fabulous Andrew Bellware to record ADR this month! In the meantime, please enjoy these new ‘Edge of Oblivion’ photos.. 😀
AYLA KEEPS PICKING UP FESTIVAL NOMINATIONS!
https://www.facebook.com/aylamovie/
Peacing out to Jamaica on Sunday with this adorable Italian.. Will keep you posted on all of the upcoming projects SOON!!! ❤
Also.. Hank the cat would like you to have an AMAZING week… (LOOK. AT. THAT. FACE!!!)
Must-See Trailer “Ayla”
Screen Anarchy is happy to premiere the first teaser for Ayla, the new film from writer/director Elias Ganster (Gut).
It is an interesting teaser, with hints of some body horror going on in there along with glimpses of the always fascinating Tristan Risk. Out of curiousity I looked up the meaning of her character’s name Ayla. It is Hebrew and Turkish in origin and could either mean oak tree, halo or moonlight. I cannot say if any of that ends up being intentional on Ganster’s part but nature does appear to weigh in thematically here, as it also does in the luring key art.
The film stars Tristan Risk (American Mary) as Ayla and Nicholas Wilder (Gut) as Elton. They are joined by Dee Wallace (E.T., The Howling), Sarah Schoofs (Phobia), D’Angelo Midili (The Invoking), with appearances by Bill Oberst Jr. (Resolution) and Andrew Sensenig (We Are Still Here).
– Andrew Mack
http://screenanarchy.com/2017/07/ayla-dee-wallace-and-tristan-risk-in-teaser-for-elias-gansters-new-flick.html
As a proud supporter of Ayla, the sophomore feature film from Gut director Elias, I’ve been following the production every step of the way. The first trailer for the psychological body horror featuring Nicholas Wilder, Sarah Schoofs, and the incomparable Tristan Risk (American Mary) just arrived and we’re pleased to share it with you now. Ayla also includes performances by indie horror heavyweight Bill Oberst Jr. and bona fide icon Dee Wallace.
– Joshua Millican
http://horrorfreaknews.com/must-see-trailer-ayla-psychological-body-horror-starring-tristan-risk/18812
She’s riveting as Alex who is the relatable figure of this suspenseful, strange film as her paramour Alex tries to resurrect his late four-year old sister and who or what returns in a familiar form of a young woman is terrifying.
Sarah is notable for tapping into the evocative, dark recesses of the horror genre having been eye-catching in the bloody, body horror of “Gut” as well as the film “Phobia” where she returns from the grave as a spectre.
-Haren Yong
https://gornoblonde.wordpress.com/2017/07/11/hotties-on-film-tv-dvd-the-web-11-july-2017/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9h64w-UMgc
Judging by the trailer, the decision to bring his sister back to life is going to cause Elton (who is played by Nicholas Wilder) a lot of torment. The teaser doesn’t give away much beyond that, but it establishes a very troubling atmosphere and offers glimpses of some interesting images.
Wilder, Risk (who plays Ayla herself), and Oberst Jr. are joined in the cast by Dee Wallace, Miles Joris-Peyrafitte, Andrew Sensenig, Jennifer Lynn Warren, D’Angelo Midili, and Sarah Schoofs.
– Cody Hamman
http://www.joblo.com/horror-movies/news/teaser-tristan-risk-and-dee-wallace-deal-with-life-after-death-in-ayla-188