We now have an exclusive clip from The critically-acclaimed, independent feature Favor is now available on digital platforms iTunes, Vudu, the PlayStation Network, Xbox, Google Play, Amazon Instant Video and YouTube On Demand, and as a Pay-Per- View title on all major North American cable providers making it available in over 100 million households.

Favor is a suspense drama based on the old saying, “A friend helps you move; a good friend helps you move a body,” and stars Blayne Weaver, Patrick Day, Christina Rose, Cheryl Nichols and horror/sci-fi icon Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator). The film was written and directed by Paul Osborne, produced by Conspicuous Pictures and features score by Joe Kraemer. Production was funded largely through a Kickstarter campaign and distribution comes following a lengthy film festival run and limited theatrical release. Gravitas Ventures acquired Favor at the Austin Film Festival.

“Kip Desmond has gotten everything he’s ever wanted: a thriving career, beautiful wife, and an affluent lifestyle, all of which is put in jeopardy when Abby, the waitress with whom he’s having a casual fling, is accidentally killed in their motel room. Desperate, he ends up on the doorstep of childhood friend Marvin Croat and asks him for a massive favor: help get rid of the body. Marvin, an unemployed and divorced loser, agrees to make the body disappear, but the reality of actually performing this gruesome act drives Marvin into a state of deep depression and guilt. He turns to Kip for solace and comfort, since he’s the only other person who knows what’s happened, but Kip, wanting to stay removed from the situation, insists the two keep their distance. Increasingly angered by what he feels is a callous betrayal, Marvin begins to ask Kip for favors that soon grow in size and difficulty. When Kip tries to refuse, Marvin threatens to go to the authorities with information about Abby’s death. Although Marvin’s ploy works at first, eventually Kip refuses to give into this blackmail, forcing Marvin to resort to more violent methods of getting the payback he feels he deserves. This leads both men to murderous acts neither had ever suspected themselves capable of.“