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In a post-apocalyptic, plague-ravaged wasteland, a man named Chris tends to the needs of his dying wife Anna…that set-up right there tells you that Diverge is gonna have a wee bit more gravitas than the flicks I usually review ’round these parts; you know the ones that usually start with ‘Holy hell there was nudity and ten deaths before the opening credits’! Moving on… As if Chris’ miserable existence wasn’t horrible enough, he soon finds himself the victim of a rather severe leg wound which causes him to lose consciousness. Well, things do keep coming up Chris as our hero finds himself naked and in the pre-apocalyptic past where he gets to see his wife healthy and himself not looking like ten pounds of shit in a two pound sack…but he can’t exactly stroll up and say ‘Hey, how’s it hanging?” We soon discover that Chris was kidnapped by an enigmatic stranger and offered the option to go back in
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Director and co-screenwriter Anthony Brownigg is continuing the story-line his father, S.F. Brownigg, began. Brownigg’s Don’t Look in the Basement 2 is set forty years after his father’s film, The Forgotten, originally titled Don’t Look in the Basement, ended. Don’t Look in the Basement 2 follows the only known survivor of a mass murder returns to the institution where the brutal killings took place. The survivor’s presence triggers a series of increasingly disturbing events. Anthony Brownigg made the following statement: As a young boy watching my father direct Don’t Look in the Basement, I couldn’t have known that it would define his career as a director. He always wanted to produce a sequel, and as I grew older we talked about the storyline, but sadly he was lost to us before he could complete it. I spent 20 years looking for the right opportunity to film a sequel, but I wasn’t the only one. Because my father’s film is now
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A young woman is kidnapped in Texas and is brutally abused. After she escapes her kidnappers, she returns for revenge. When she is captured by police she points at the Police Chief, claiming that he covered up kidnappings and murders by the hand of his serial killer son. Like father, like son. The Chief is on a mission to silence her forever. Millie Loredo makes her directorial debut with ‘Sorrow’. Vannessa Vasquez (East Los High), Andrew Sensenig (W.), Eric Martinez (Left Turn) and Donny Boaz (13 Sins) star along side singer, song writer and actress Melissa Mars (From Paris With Love). ‘Sorrow’ will be out on DVD and VOD on April 21st.
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In a post-apocalyptic, plague-ravaged wasteland, a man named Chris tends to the needs of his dying wife Anna…that set-up right there tells you that Diverge is gonna have a wee bit more gravitas than the flicks I usually review ’round these parts; you know the ones that usually start with ‘Holy hell there was nudity and ten deaths before the opening credits’! Moving on… As if Chris’ miserable existence wasn’t horrible enough, he soon finds himself the victim of a rather severe leg wound which causes him to lose consciousness. Well, things do keep coming up Chris as our hero finds himself naked and in the pre-apocalyptic past where he gets to see his wife healthy and himself not looking like ten pounds of shit in a two pound sack…but he can’t exactly stroll up and say ‘Hey, how’s it hanging?” We soon discover that Chris was kidnapped by an enigmatic stranger and offered the option to go back in
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Director and co-screenwriter Anthony Brownigg is continuing the story-line his father, S.F. Brownigg, began. Brownigg’s Don’t Look in the Basement 2 is set forty years after his father’s film, The Forgotten, originally titled Don’t Look in the Basement, ended. Don’t Look in the Basement 2 follows the only known survivor of a mass murder returns to the institution where the brutal killings took place. The survivor’s presence triggers a series of increasingly disturbing events. Anthony Brownigg made the following statement: As a young boy watching my father direct Don’t Look in the Basement, I couldn’t have known that it would define his career as a director. He always wanted to produce a sequel, and as I grew older we talked about the storyline, but sadly he was lost to us before he could complete it. I spent 20 years looking for the right opportunity to film a sequel, but I wasn’t the only one. Because my father’s film is now
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A young woman is kidnapped in Texas and is brutally abused. After she escapes her kidnappers, she returns for revenge. When she is captured by police she points at the Police Chief, claiming that he covered up kidnappings and murders by the hand of his serial killer son. Like father, like son. The Chief is on a mission to silence her forever. Millie Loredo makes her directorial debut with ‘Sorrow’. Vannessa Vasquez (East Los High), Andrew Sensenig (W.), Eric Martinez (Left Turn) and Donny Boaz (13 Sins) star along side singer, song writer and actress Melissa Mars (From Paris With Love). ‘Sorrow’ will be out on DVD and VOD on April 21st.
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