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First Look: ‘Girl On The Third Floor’ Starring Phil Brooks (AKA CM Punk)

The recently launched production company, Queensbury Pictures, announced today that production has wrapped and the first look released for Girl on the Third Floor, the writing and directing debut of producer Travis Stevens. Shooting wrapped in the Chicago suburb of Frankfort, Illinois – in a house that has long been considered by local residents to be haunted. Starring pop culture staple and former WWE superstar, Phil Brooks (aka CM Punk), a name which is synonymous with pop culture, mixed martial artist and comic book culture. Brooks has a recurring role in Marc Maron’s IFC comedy series “Maron” and will appear in the remake of David Cronenberg’s Rabid. Girl on the Third Floor marks his first leading role. I’m thrilled to have had the opportunity to take on the lead role in GIRL ON THE THIRD FLOOR,” said Phil Brooks. “I’m a longtime personal fan of genre films and this project was an absolute natural fit for me.“ Producer Greg Newman

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2018
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Zom Rom Com Better Off Zed Now Out On Digital And DVD

In the mood for a zombie flick, but your better half is demanding a rom-com? We’ve got the solution that will leave you both smiling, Better off Zed. From Butcher Bird Studios and award-winning director Travis Stevens (Linked; Shelf Life), with a script penned by 2015 Nicholl Fellowship-winner Amy Tofte, Better Off Zed stars Christine Woods (HBO’s Hello Ladies; The Walking Dead; About a Boy) and Graham Sibley (Sully; Jane the Virgin; The Affair). The film is executive produced by Linda Morel (Key & Peele; Heathers, Teachers). “For the last decade, Guy (Sibley) has worked a mentally and physically demanding 60-hour week, a soul-crushing daily grind that has frayed his nerves; while his wife Paige (Woods), a free spirit with multiple fine arts degrees to her name, has spent their marriage chasing creative inspiration. When the zombie apocalypse arrives, Guy is ecstatic: no more grueling work, no more monotony, no more hopeless future. He spends his days in idyllic splendor,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 6, 2018

More from Travis Stevens

Horror Fuel

First Look: ‘Girl On The Third Floor’ Starring Phil Brooks (AKA CM Punk)

The recently launched production company, Queensbury Pictures, announced today that production has wrapped and the first look released for Girl on the Third Floor, the writing and directing debut of producer Travis Stevens. Shooting wrapped in the Chicago suburb of Frankfort, Illinois – in a house that has long been considered by local residents to be haunted. Starring pop culture staple and former WWE superstar, Phil Brooks (aka CM Punk), a name which is synonymous with pop culture, mixed martial artist and comic book culture. Brooks has a recurring role in Marc Maron’s IFC comedy series “Maron” and will appear in the remake of David Cronenberg’s Rabid. Girl on the Third Floor marks his first leading role. I’m thrilled to have had the opportunity to take on the lead role in GIRL ON THE THIRD FLOOR,” said Phil Brooks. “I’m a longtime personal fan of genre films and this project was an absolute natural fit for me.“ Producer Greg Newman

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2018
Horror Fuel

Zom Rom Com Better Off Zed Now Out On Digital And DVD

In the mood for a zombie flick, but your better half is demanding a rom-com? We’ve got the solution that will leave you both smiling, Better off Zed. From Butcher Bird Studios and award-winning director Travis Stevens (Linked; Shelf Life), with a script penned by 2015 Nicholl Fellowship-winner Amy Tofte, Better Off Zed stars Christine Woods (HBO’s Hello Ladies; The Walking Dead; About a Boy) and Graham Sibley (Sully; Jane the Virgin; The Affair). The film is executive produced by Linda Morel (Key & Peele; Heathers, Teachers). “For the last decade, Guy (Sibley) has worked a mentally and physically demanding 60-hour week, a soul-crushing daily grind that has frayed his nerves; while his wife Paige (Woods), a free spirit with multiple fine arts degrees to her name, has spent their marriage chasing creative inspiration. When the zombie apocalypse arrives, Guy is ecstatic: no more grueling work, no more monotony, no more hopeless future. He spends his days in idyllic splendor,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 6, 2018