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American Psycho Writer Makes His Directorial Debut With New Series ‘The Deleted’

Image: likesuccess ‘American Psycho’ writer Brent Easton Ellis is set to make his feature directorial debut with the new thriller series ‘The Deleted’. The series is said to be filled with murder, suspense, paranoia, and mystery. ‘The Deleted’ is being billed as a cult thriller that follows the disappearance of three seemingly unconnected people from Los Angeles, which triggers paranoia among a group of twenty somethings who escaped from a cult a few years back, according to THR. The cast includes Nash Grier, Madeline Brewer, Amanda Cerny, Spencer Neville, Ian Nelson, Daniel Zovatto, Will Peltz, Todd Maurer, Eric Schettl, Jordan Ray Fox, Alissa Violet, and Julia Kelly. In a recent interview with Larry King, Ellis spoke about the new series. The Deleted is about a group of kids who escape a cult in Washington state and they are hiding in Los Angeles. The series starts three or four months after they make this escape from this cult. And they’re just

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Dec 20, 2016
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You’ll Know His Name

You’ll Know My Name Drama 2010 Not Rated Directed, Written & Produced by Joe Raffa Starring: Joe Raffa, David J. Bonner, Alexander Mandell, Mianna Saxton, Chuck Connors, Tommy Sztubinksi, Brian Gallagher, Davy Raphaley, Nicole Cinaglia Website: YKMN Cynema is not about reviews. While a critical look is often afforded to specific films, this is not about whether a film is “good” or “bad.” It’s about how they are MADE. My previous entries looked at wide ranges from Jurassic World to Halloween III.This is a look at a young filmmaker who has taken risks and made a film that is outside the realm of what is popular or what studios are developing. Joe Raffa is anti-Cynema because he does what few others are doing: he takes real risks. Thanks to the digital revolution, anyone with a camcorder and computer thinks they’re a filmmaker. Shooting your video and putting it up in ten minute bites online does not make you a professional.

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Jan 4, 2016

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Horror Fuel

American Psycho Writer Makes His Directorial Debut With New Series ‘The Deleted’

Image: likesuccess ‘American Psycho’ writer Brent Easton Ellis is set to make his feature directorial debut with the new thriller series ‘The Deleted’. The series is said to be filled with murder, suspense, paranoia, and mystery. ‘The Deleted’ is being billed as a cult thriller that follows the disappearance of three seemingly unconnected people from Los Angeles, which triggers paranoia among a group of twenty somethings who escaped from a cult a few years back, according to THR. The cast includes Nash Grier, Madeline Brewer, Amanda Cerny, Spencer Neville, Ian Nelson, Daniel Zovatto, Will Peltz, Todd Maurer, Eric Schettl, Jordan Ray Fox, Alissa Violet, and Julia Kelly. In a recent interview with Larry King, Ellis spoke about the new series. The Deleted is about a group of kids who escape a cult in Washington state and they are hiding in Los Angeles. The series starts three or four months after they make this escape from this cult. And they’re just

Continue reading →
Dec 20, 2016
Horror Fuel

You’ll Know His Name

You’ll Know My Name Drama 2010 Not Rated Directed, Written & Produced by Joe Raffa Starring: Joe Raffa, David J. Bonner, Alexander Mandell, Mianna Saxton, Chuck Connors, Tommy Sztubinksi, Brian Gallagher, Davy Raphaley, Nicole Cinaglia Website: YKMN Cynema is not about reviews. While a critical look is often afforded to specific films, this is not about whether a film is “good” or “bad.” It’s about how they are MADE. My previous entries looked at wide ranges from Jurassic World to Halloween III.This is a look at a young filmmaker who has taken risks and made a film that is outside the realm of what is popular or what studios are developing. Joe Raffa is anti-Cynema because he does what few others are doing: he takes real risks. Thanks to the digital revolution, anyone with a camcorder and computer thinks they’re a filmmaker. Shooting your video and putting it up in ten minute bites online does not make you a professional.

Continue reading →
Jan 4, 2016