Stage Fright
‘Stage Fright’ tells the story of a snobby musical theater camp terrorized by a blood-thirsty masked killer who despises musical theatre.
[Web Series] Raimi and Carpenter Inspired “Stage Fright”
American Wasteland Entertainment is proud to announce, Stage Fright, its latest production, is now up for viewing at AmericanWastelandEnt.com/StageFright. Produced locally in the Ozarks, this mini series follows Newlyweds Emmett and Laney, after they sign off on an old theater without knowing its evil past and sinister present.
“This project was very nostalgic for me as a director as I had not directed a horror project since I was trying to make scary shorts in high school. The horror genre was what influenced me to become a filmmaker through the works of John Carpenter and Sam Raimi. I knew how Brittney felt about the genre, so when we started talking about doing a mini series, it was the go to genre for us. Getting back to our roots,” said Brasier, who co-owns American Wasteland Entertainment, LLC. A production company focusing on online based entertainment and film, with Greer.
Stage Fright also boasts some fantastic special effects and make up work from veteran Mike Strain Jr., whose recent horror film projects include the V/H/S and The Aggression Scale.
Brasier served as director, as well co-writer, and producer with Greer, who plays Laney in the series. Zac Rantz portrays Laney’s newlywed husband. The rest of the amazingly talented cast includes Chris Greig, Mickey Stone Kevin Keppy, Stephen Nations, Elaine Jenkins, Marci Manna, Haley Bertrand, Jennifer Eiffert, Jason Knight, and Angel Gonzales. READ MORE
Meet The Haunted Broadway Star Of ‘Stage Fright’
Serendipity Point Films has added Minnie Driver (Grosse Point Blank, Good Will Hunting ) to the cast of horror-musical Stage Fright, joining Meat Loaf Aday, Allie MacDonald and Douglas Smith. Variety reports. Driver is set to play a haunted Broadway star who is the mother of siblings portrayed by MacDonald and Smith.
Jerome Sable will direct from his own script. Sable composed the music and co-wrote the lyrics with Eli Batalion.”‘Stage Fright’ tells the story of a snobby musical theater camp terrorized by a blood-thirsty masked killer who despises musical theatre.”
Lensing is set to begin September 6 in Ontario, Canada.
“The Legend of Beaver Dam” Director Set For Horror Musical ‘Stage Fright’
Not to be confused with Chris Lofing’s Found Footage film of the same name (read about it here) Allie MacDonald (The Barrens, The House at the End of the Street) has landed one of the lead roles in the horror musical Stage Fright, alongside Douglas Smith and Michael Lee Aday (Burning Bright, Rocky Horror Picture Show), who’s also known as “Meat Loaf,” writes THR.
The writer and director is Jerome Sable, whose short film, “The Legend of Beaver Dam,” which also combined horror and comedy, played the Midnight Madness section of the Toronto International Film Festival in 2010.
Stage Fright, which begins filming outside Toronto in September, is set in a snobby musical theater camp that is being terrorized by a masked killer who hates musicals.
Serendipity Point Films is producing.
Latest Found Footage Horror Gets Serious ‘Stage Fright’
From director Chris Lofing and Tremendum Pictures comes Stage Fright, which Lofing penned alongside Travis Cluff.
The latest in the Found Footage subgenre, “Twenty-five years after the tragic death of small town high school drama student Charlie Grimille, four teens find themselves locked inside the theater in which he died. Witness the only obtained evidence from the most haunting unsolved case in the Midwest…”
Now added are some “evidence” photos, the poster and the first official trailer. Keep up with the film at the official Facebook page.
[News Bites] Meat Loaf Has ‘Stage Fright’, “Hannibal” Meets His Match And Lynn Cohen Catches ‘Fire’
“Big Love” thesp Douglas Smith (Antiviral) is set to star opposite Meat Loaf (pictured; Rocky Horror Picture Show, Burning Bright) in the indie Stage Fright, reports Variety. Jerome Sable is helming from a script he wrote “About a teen who lands a role in a Broadway-bound show. Her joy disappears when the production is terrorized by a masked killer.”
They also report that Lynn Cohen has been cast in Lionsgate’s The Hunger Games: Catching Fire as Mags, a past victor of the Hunger Games. Francis Lawrence directs with a release on November 22, 2013 release set. Filming of the sequel is expected to begin September. Suzanne Collins’ “Catching Fire” story features a special edition of the Hunger Games every quarter-century in which tributes are “reaped” from the victors of past games.
In other news, NBC’s “Hannibal” has set the stage for a “Wonderfalls” reunion, tapping star Caroline Dhavernas as a series regular and adding L.A. Complex’s Aaron Abrams for a recurring role, states THR. Dhavernas will board the series as Dr. Alana Bloom, a psychology professor at the University of Chicago who also works as a consultant profiler for the FBI, while Abrams will play Brian Zeller, one of three crime scene investigators working with the agency.
Based the books by Thomas Harris, James Bond villain Mads Mikkelsen will play the psychiatrist-turned-serial killer in the 13-episode dramatic take from “Pushing Daisies” creator Bryan Fuller. Hugh Dancy stars as Will Graham, the criminal profiler who is on the hunt for a serial killer with the FBI and enlists Dr. Lecter’s help with the case.
Dhavernas’ character is an academic who does her best to keep her work at a strict intellectual distance from her private life, who knows that Will is spectacularly gifted at this kind of work — but believes he needs to keep many many firewalls between himself and the murderers he hunts. An honest, direct woman who would like to be Will’s friend, she fears that Jack Crawford’s recruitment of Will Graham might place Will in harm’s way. She ends up coming to Langley to be Will’s protector, and inadvertently falls for Jack. Abrams’ Brian is a medical school graduate and tech geek who uses forensic evidence and clues from victims’ corpses to determine how they died and who could be responsible. He’s astounded by the absurdity of the serial killer’s tactics and amazed with Will’s insight into the killer’s mind.
They join a cast that also includes Laurence Fishburne, who will recur as Jack Crawford, the head of the FBI’s behavioral science unit.
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