Movie theaters are slowly reopening, but most of the new releases are headed to streaming services rather than the big screen. Whether you're staying at
Psychological Shocker DON’T TELL A SOUL Arrives on Blu-ray/DVD March 16th By Josh Millican Don’t Tell A Soul arrives on Blu-ray and DVD beginning March 16th via Lionsgate. Synopsis: While stealing money to help their sick mother (Mena Suvari), teen brothers Matt and Joey (Fionn Whitehead and Jack Dylan Grazer) are surprised by Hamby (Primetime Emmy® Award nominee Rainn Wilson), a security officer who gives chase and is then trapped in a well. Over the next few days, Joey and Hamby forge an uneasy relationship. Hamby tells Joey he’ll keep quiet if Joey sets him free. But Hamby holds another secret, one that will threaten Joey and his family, in this twist-filled, cat-and-mouse thriller.
Movie theaters are slowly reopening, but most of the new releases are headed to streaming services rather than the big screen. Whether you're staying at
Don’t Tell a Soul writer/director Alex McAulay! Check out our full conversation below. Dread Central: Where did the idea for Don’t Tell a Soul come from? Alex McAulay: Many of the events in the movie come from real life, when I was growing up in Texas and Ohio. People actually did rob houses that were tented for termites. A kid fell and got stuck in a shaft in an abandoned auto factory for a day. One of my classmates accidentally shot one of his friends in the woods when he was 12. I wanted to create a dark and unsettling story, like a creepy fairytale, set where the American Midwest meets the South. We shot this movie an hour and a half away from where I went to high school. The feuding brothers at the center of the story were inspired by my dad and his older brother, who had a difficult relationship.
News · Published January 8, 2021 FREE Screening of DON’T TELL A SOUL + Q&A with Rainn Wilson, Jack Dylan Grazer, Fionn Whitehead & Alex McAulay 1/15! By Josh Millican Editor’s Note: Due to tremendous response, we’re increasing the number of attendees from 200 to 400. Spots are filling up fast, so if you’d like to attend this free virtual screening, RSVP at the bottom of the article ASAP! Editor’s Note: We hit our 400-person capacity for the free virtual screening of Don’t Tell a Soul on Friday, January 15th. The Q&A immediately following (at 1 PM (PST) 1/15) is still free to attend.