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Movie Review: The Shed (2019)

What do you get when you mix bullies and bloodthirsty vampires? You get Frank Sabatella’s indie horror film The Shed, from the producer of the Saw franchise. The film centers a teen named Stanley (Jay Jay Warren) whose back story is a heartbreaking one. Things go from good to bad to dreadful quick in the film when his parents die. Being a victim of abuse and bullying at both his new home and at school really makes you feel for the kid. When he finds something inhuman and hungry hiding in his shed all hell breaks loose. But Stanely’s not giving up on being a decent person without a fight. Besides being entertaining, the movie has a strong anti-bully message. Let’s be honest, bullies, both in real life and online are a real problem. Bullying can really damage a person, sometimes for life. So, repeat after me, don’t be a dick. Jay Jay Warren really brings his character to life.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 20, 2019
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A Warning Is Given On The Poster For ‘The Shed’ – From The Executive Producer Of The Saw Franchise

Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet director Frank Sabatella is back with his latest horror The Shed, from the producers of Saw VI and Jigsaw. We’ve got the new poster (above) and it comes with a warning. Frank Whaley (Vacancy), Cody Kostro (Worst Friends), Timothy Bottoms (Parasomnia, Last Picture Show), Sofia Happonen (Women of a Certain Age), and Jay Jay Warren (“Bosch”) star. “As an orphan, living with his abusive Grandfather, life sucks for Stan. But he’s got it better than his best friend Dommer who he regularly has to defend against the school bullies. And now their best friend Roxy, Stan’s secret crush, has fallen in with the cool crowd who harass them daily. But these “monsters” in Stan’s daily world are nothing compared to the monsters of Stan’s nightmare come to life. When Stan finds a murderous creature of the night has taken refuge in his backyard toolshed – and killed his Grandfather – he can’t go

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 20, 2019
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First Look: From The Producer Of The ‘Saw’ Franchise Comes ‘The Shed’

A Bigger Boat, in association with Wing & A Prayer Pictures, has revealed a first look at The Shed, a bold horror feature from New York-based writer/director Frank Sabatella. The thriller recently wrapped filming in upstate New York and is eyeing a 2019 festival run. The film centers on Stan, an orphaned teenager stuck living with his abusive grandfather and tasked with routinely protecting his best friend from high school bullies. When Stan discovers a murderous creature has taken refuge inside the toolshed in his backyard, he tries to secretly battle the demon alone until his bullied friend discovers the creature and has a far more sinister plan in mind. The Shed stars Timothy Bottoms (The Last Picture Show), Frank Whaley (Pulp Fiction), Siobhan Fallon (Men in Black), Jay Jay Warren (Amazon Prime’s Bosch), Cody Kostro (CBS’ Elementary), and newcomer Sofia Happonen. Sabatella previously wrote and directed the 2011 Lionsgate release Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet, as well

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 2, 2018
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Demons Rain Destruction On The World In Epic Picture’s Day Of Reckoning

Jackson Hurst (Drop Dead Diva) and Heather Comb (Day of Reckoning) have signed on to star in Epic Pictures’ new supernatural film Day of Reckoning, which began filming this week. Joel Novoa will be directing from the script penned by Gregory Gieras who also wrote Epic’s sci-fi creature feature Big Ass Spider. Hana Hayes (The Grinder), Barbara Crampton (We Are Still Here), Jay Jay Warren (August’s Claim), Raymond Barry (The 100), Nick Gomez (The Walking Dead), and Randy Vasquez (Bosh) star along side Hurst and Comb. “The film is set in Los Angeles 15 years after the world suffered a horrendous disaster when demon-like-creatures invaded Earth and nearly destroyed mankind. Hurst plays mediocre husband and father David Sheppard, who tries to save his family when the demon creatures return to wreak havoc.”

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 6, 2016

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Movie Review: The Shed (2019)

What do you get when you mix bullies and bloodthirsty vampires? You get Frank Sabatella’s indie horror film The Shed, from the producer of the Saw franchise. The film centers a teen named Stanley (Jay Jay Warren) whose back story is a heartbreaking one. Things go from good to bad to dreadful quick in the film when his parents die. Being a victim of abuse and bullying at both his new home and at school really makes you feel for the kid. When he finds something inhuman and hungry hiding in his shed all hell breaks loose. But Stanely’s not giving up on being a decent person without a fight. Besides being entertaining, the movie has a strong anti-bully message. Let’s be honest, bullies, both in real life and online are a real problem. Bullying can really damage a person, sometimes for life. So, repeat after me, don’t be a dick. Jay Jay Warren really brings his character to life.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 20, 2019
Horror Fuel

A Warning Is Given On The Poster For ‘The Shed’ – From The Executive Producer Of The Saw Franchise

Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet director Frank Sabatella is back with his latest horror The Shed, from the producers of Saw VI and Jigsaw. We’ve got the new poster (above) and it comes with a warning. Frank Whaley (Vacancy), Cody Kostro (Worst Friends), Timothy Bottoms (Parasomnia, Last Picture Show), Sofia Happonen (Women of a Certain Age), and Jay Jay Warren (“Bosch”) star. “As an orphan, living with his abusive Grandfather, life sucks for Stan. But he’s got it better than his best friend Dommer who he regularly has to defend against the school bullies. And now their best friend Roxy, Stan’s secret crush, has fallen in with the cool crowd who harass them daily. But these “monsters” in Stan’s daily world are nothing compared to the monsters of Stan’s nightmare come to life. When Stan finds a murderous creature of the night has taken refuge in his backyard toolshed – and killed his Grandfather – he can’t go

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 20, 2019
Horror Fuel

First Look: From The Producer Of The ‘Saw’ Franchise Comes ‘The Shed’

A Bigger Boat, in association with Wing & A Prayer Pictures, has revealed a first look at The Shed, a bold horror feature from New York-based writer/director Frank Sabatella. The thriller recently wrapped filming in upstate New York and is eyeing a 2019 festival run. The film centers on Stan, an orphaned teenager stuck living with his abusive grandfather and tasked with routinely protecting his best friend from high school bullies. When Stan discovers a murderous creature has taken refuge inside the toolshed in his backyard, he tries to secretly battle the demon alone until his bullied friend discovers the creature and has a far more sinister plan in mind. The Shed stars Timothy Bottoms (The Last Picture Show), Frank Whaley (Pulp Fiction), Siobhan Fallon (Men in Black), Jay Jay Warren (Amazon Prime’s Bosch), Cody Kostro (CBS’ Elementary), and newcomer Sofia Happonen. Sabatella previously wrote and directed the 2011 Lionsgate release Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet, as well

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 2, 2018
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Demons Rain Destruction On The World In Epic Picture’s Day Of Reckoning

Jackson Hurst (Drop Dead Diva) and Heather Comb (Day of Reckoning) have signed on to star in Epic Pictures’ new supernatural film Day of Reckoning, which began filming this week. Joel Novoa will be directing from the script penned by Gregory Gieras who also wrote Epic’s sci-fi creature feature Big Ass Spider. Hana Hayes (The Grinder), Barbara Crampton (We Are Still Here), Jay Jay Warren (August’s Claim), Raymond Barry (The 100), Nick Gomez (The Walking Dead), and Randy Vasquez (Bosh) star along side Hurst and Comb. “The film is set in Los Angeles 15 years after the world suffered a horrendous disaster when demon-like-creatures invaded Earth and nearly destroyed mankind. Hurst plays mediocre husband and father David Sheppard, who tries to save his family when the demon creatures return to wreak havoc.”

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 6, 2016