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From The Deranged Minds Of Tristan Clay And Destine Orndoff Comes ‘Inverted’

From the deranged minds of Tristan Clay and Destine Orndoff, following the release of their controversial film Red Eye, comes Inverted. Producers promise that it is “a film that is unlike any other film you may have seen in the past.” They say it “goes places many films shy away from and it stays there without coming back for air.” The film, “Set in the 70’s, a centuries-old cult known as the “Inverts” take four sin bearing individuals against their will to recruit for the holy war against the second coming of Christ. From a homosexual hippie, prostitute druggie, man in drag, and a pedophilic priest…they’re all deemed to be choice victims to invert through initiations that push past the most brutal boundaries.“ Lynn Lowry, Destinie Orndoff, Tommie Vegas, Trevor Dow, Jennifer Nangle, David McMahon, and Maria Olsen star in this dark horror-thriller. Inverted is currently running an Indiegogo campaign with perks like DVDs, autographs, shirts and more. Check it

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Apr 26, 2018
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Movie Review: Red Eye is a Strong if Flawed Slasher

The narrative of Red Eye goes a lil’ somethin’ like this; four good looking “friends” (note those quotation marks, because these pals aren’t all that fond of each other for the most part) head off into the woods of Black Creek West Virginia to film a documentary about a legendary inbred maniac named ‘Red Eye’. As they traipse through the woods they talk…and…talk…and talk…(throwing in some “cute” references to other fright flicks…and some dark backstory here and there). Eventually (thirty minutes in out of the hour and thirteen minute run time) the killer makes his appearance and we start to get what we came for; namely for the cast to be reduced in number. As the stalk n’ slay continues we find that all may not be as it seems in those wicked woods. The main attraction to Red Eye is the immense amount of heart the film makers obviously put into it. Writer/director Tristan Clay and writer/actor Destinie Orndoff

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Feb 9, 2018
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Catch ‘Red Eye’ This February

Terror Films has acquired the worldwide rights to Tristan Clay’s demented indie horror film Red Eye, inspired by “The Legend of Red Eye” and we’ve got the poster and trailer. “This myth covers a violent, deranged masked murderer, who dwells in the backwoods of Black Creek, West Virginia. Gage Barker (Scott King), a young man who grew up on the tales of “Red Eye” as a kid, learns that there could be some truth behind these folk tales. With a group of his friends and his camera equipment in tow, they hike into the woods to seek him out or to prove that he is nothing more than a myth. They hike into the woods to seek him out or to prove that he is nothing more than a myth.” Directed by Tristan Clay, the award-winning film stars Destinie Orndoff, Scott King, Heather Dorff, and Hayden Wilberger star. Red Eye was nominated for “Best Feature,” “Best Director,” “Best Producer,” “Best

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A Group Of Friends Are Stalked By Killer In The Trailer For RED EYE

The trailer for Tristan Clay’s highly-anticipated slasher Red Eye, co-written by Destinie Orndoff, has arrived revealing a trail of dead bodies. Orndoff co-stars alongside Jessica Cameron, Heather Dorff, Clayton Abbott, Hayden Wilberger, and Scott King, in this found footage flick from Deranged Minds Entertainment. Red Eye is a legend Gage Barker heard as a kid. When he found out there was some truth behind the legend he gathered a group of friends to hike in the backwoods of Black Creek, West Virginia to help him use it as the basis for his first film project. To what extent will they go to make the project a reality? Will their passion bleed through? Or cross the line? This found footage film will premiere May 27, 2017 at the Gateway Film Center in Columbus, Ohio. For ticket information visit DerangedMindsEntertainment.com or follow Red Eye on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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Apr 19, 2017

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From The Deranged Minds Of Tristan Clay And Destine Orndoff Comes ‘Inverted’

From the deranged minds of Tristan Clay and Destine Orndoff, following the release of their controversial film Red Eye, comes Inverted. Producers promise that it is “a film that is unlike any other film you may have seen in the past.” They say it “goes places many films shy away from and it stays there without coming back for air.” The film, “Set in the 70’s, a centuries-old cult known as the “Inverts” take four sin bearing individuals against their will to recruit for the holy war against the second coming of Christ. From a homosexual hippie, prostitute druggie, man in drag, and a pedophilic priest…they’re all deemed to be choice victims to invert through initiations that push past the most brutal boundaries.“ Lynn Lowry, Destinie Orndoff, Tommie Vegas, Trevor Dow, Jennifer Nangle, David McMahon, and Maria Olsen star in this dark horror-thriller. Inverted is currently running an Indiegogo campaign with perks like DVDs, autographs, shirts and more. Check it

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Apr 26, 2018
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Movie Review: Red Eye is a Strong if Flawed Slasher

The narrative of Red Eye goes a lil’ somethin’ like this; four good looking “friends” (note those quotation marks, because these pals aren’t all that fond of each other for the most part) head off into the woods of Black Creek West Virginia to film a documentary about a legendary inbred maniac named ‘Red Eye’. As they traipse through the woods they talk…and…talk…and talk…(throwing in some “cute” references to other fright flicks…and some dark backstory here and there). Eventually (thirty minutes in out of the hour and thirteen minute run time) the killer makes his appearance and we start to get what we came for; namely for the cast to be reduced in number. As the stalk n’ slay continues we find that all may not be as it seems in those wicked woods. The main attraction to Red Eye is the immense amount of heart the film makers obviously put into it. Writer/director Tristan Clay and writer/actor Destinie Orndoff

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Feb 9, 2018
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Catch ‘Red Eye’ This February

Terror Films has acquired the worldwide rights to Tristan Clay’s demented indie horror film Red Eye, inspired by “The Legend of Red Eye” and we’ve got the poster and trailer. “This myth covers a violent, deranged masked murderer, who dwells in the backwoods of Black Creek, West Virginia. Gage Barker (Scott King), a young man who grew up on the tales of “Red Eye” as a kid, learns that there could be some truth behind these folk tales. With a group of his friends and his camera equipment in tow, they hike into the woods to seek him out or to prove that he is nothing more than a myth. They hike into the woods to seek him out or to prove that he is nothing more than a myth.” Directed by Tristan Clay, the award-winning film stars Destinie Orndoff, Scott King, Heather Dorff, and Hayden Wilberger star. Red Eye was nominated for “Best Feature,” “Best Director,” “Best Producer,” “Best

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A Group Of Friends Are Stalked By Killer In The Trailer For RED EYE

The trailer for Tristan Clay’s highly-anticipated slasher Red Eye, co-written by Destinie Orndoff, has arrived revealing a trail of dead bodies. Orndoff co-stars alongside Jessica Cameron, Heather Dorff, Clayton Abbott, Hayden Wilberger, and Scott King, in this found footage flick from Deranged Minds Entertainment. Red Eye is a legend Gage Barker heard as a kid. When he found out there was some truth behind the legend he gathered a group of friends to hike in the backwoods of Black Creek, West Virginia to help him use it as the basis for his first film project. To what extent will they go to make the project a reality? Will their passion bleed through? Or cross the line? This found footage film will premiere May 27, 2017 at the Gateway Film Center in Columbus, Ohio. For ticket information visit DerangedMindsEntertainment.com or follow Red Eye on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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Apr 19, 2017