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Anna Kendrick is to star in the Netflix movie 'Rodney & Sheryl'. The 35-year-old actress is attached to the drama, which is based on the true story of a serial killer appearing on the popular TV show 'The Dating Game' in 1978. Chloe Okuno is directing the flick as it explores how killer Rodney Alcala brazenly took part in the show despite being in the middle of a murderous spree. Anna will portray Cheryl Bradshaw, the contestant who got a date with Alcala. At the time, Alcala had already murdered five women and had been convicted for attempted murder but made it onto the programme due to the ...
Written by Mike Testin and Matt Mercer Starring Suzanne Voss, Matt Mercer, Najarra Townsend, Graham Skipper Starting as a friendly bar bet between producers JD Lifshitz and Raphael Margules, Dementia Part II was conceived as a dare. Could you make a midnight movie from scratch in just 30 days? The answer, apparently, is yes. A loose sequel to Mike Testin’s 2015 film, writer-director Matt Mercer ( Contracted, Beyond the Gates) jumped on board with a few friends in tow to physically shoot the movie in a matter of days. The frenzied pace comes through and there’s a fun, manic energy buzz...
Spirits and Scares in âThe Vigil,â a Horror Movie with a Hasidic Twist Weâve seen plenty of Jewish horror movies, mostly having to do with the atrocities of the Holocaust. âThe Vigilâ has an element of that, too, but itâs mainly a scare-filled psychological thriller steeped in Jewish ritual and lore. Set in the Brooklyn, N.Y. Orthodox community of Boro Park, itâs about a former Hasid named Yacov (Dave Davis) who, strapped for funds, accepts a rabbiâs request to serve as a shomer, watching over a deceased member of the community overnight. Suffice it...
Thomas told The Algemeiner, “There’s an old writer’s adage that says, ‘Write what you know.’ When it came time for me to draft the story of what I envisioned would be my first film as a director, I stepped back and took stock of what might make a unique story. What was it that I knew that I could bring to a project that would make it feel… different, fresh. “I realized that I had never seen a Jewish horror film that was set in the Hasidic community or that dealt with truly Jewish themes in terms of its lore and construction. The idea of a shomer facing a demon allowed me to e...