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dinsdag 27 juli 2010

Byron C. Miller Talks Next Project - Phantom Theater

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Indie filmmaker Byron C. Miller dropped us a line to clue us in on his next feature film, Phantom Theater and we've got everything you need to know about it, including how you can help, right here!

"I want to shoot my next feature length motion picture this October and I need your help!" writes Miller. "It's a classically suspenseful, darkly humorous, character driven, blood soaked roller coaster ride of terror."

For more information on how you can make this project become a reality, (and given the amount of talent Miller displayed in his previous film effort, Night, that may not be a bad idea), check out the official Phantom Theater kickstarter page here.

Dig on the plot crunch below. Look for more hopefully soon.

Synopsis
"Stefen loves Halloween. Stefen and his girlfriend Elise are the glue that holds their circle of friends together. All of this is changing as the couple plans to move to Los Angeles in a few months. With the increased tension and fear of change, Stefen and his friends are really looking forward to letting loose at their big Halloween party.

Mr.Fright loves Horror, loves it so much he went from B-movie actor, to host of the horror television show, Phantom Theater, to legendary killer. He sees the world as a haunted house and himself as the ghastly ghoul lurking in every shadow. This Halloween Mr. Fright returns to the Pacific Northwest, to the place that gave him his first taste of the macabre. He simply can't wait to deliver his unique brand of murder and mayhem to Stefen and his friends.

Stefen loves Halloween, and Mr. Fright loves a good audience.

Phantom Theater. It's your ticket to terror."