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Audrey Cummings’ ‘Berkshire County’ has been picking up awards at Horror Film Festivals left and right, including at Shriekfest. Where it won Best Feature’Cummings is the first woman to win Shriekfest’s Best Feature Award. Director, Producer Audrey Cummings ‘Berkshire County’ follows the story of Kylie (Alysa King), a girl who is manipulated into having sex at a party by one of the popular kids as part of prank. The video is put on social media and spreads like wild fire. While trying to avoid going out in public, she agrees to babysit two kids in their secluded castle like home on Halloween. Now a group of teens have found her and begin prank calling her phone as well as a boy lurking outside, wearing a pig mask. The kids are not only mean, they’re killers. Kylie must find the strength to stand for herself and protect the kids she’s babysitting. ‘Berkshire County’ will be released in select Canadian theaters on
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Two men set out to make a movie. Their goal is to make a slasher movie that takes “realistic” to a whole new level. The friends cast a homeless man as their killer, not knowing that he takes killing very seriously. ‘Cut!’ was written by David Banks and David Rountree, both who played roles in the film. Rountree directed the film and played the role Travis. Banks played the role of the psychotic parolee, Lane. Seasoned actor Sam Scarber (Shocker) fills the role of homeless man/killer for hire. Travis is not being completely honest with Lane. After being tormented by the murders he’s committed in the name of film, he finds out that Travis and the homeless man are actually partners and that they have faked everything. ‘Cut!’ is a little slow off the starting line but soon picks up speed to reveal a complex story and a story line unique to the slasher genre that will leave you questioning
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Audrey Cummings’ ‘Berkshire County’ has been picking up awards at Horror Film Festivals left and right, including at Shriekfest. Where it won Best Feature’Cummings is the first woman to win Shriekfest’s Best Feature Award. Director, Producer Audrey Cummings ‘Berkshire County’ follows the story of Kylie (Alysa King), a girl who is manipulated into having sex at a party by one of the popular kids as part of prank. The video is put on social media and spreads like wild fire. While trying to avoid going out in public, she agrees to babysit two kids in their secluded castle like home on Halloween. Now a group of teens have found her and begin prank calling her phone as well as a boy lurking outside, wearing a pig mask. The kids are not only mean, they’re killers. Kylie must find the strength to stand for herself and protect the kids she’s babysitting. ‘Berkshire County’ will be released in select Canadian theaters on
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IndieMoviesNewsReviewsStreaming TV
Two men set out to make a movie. Their goal is to make a slasher movie that takes “realistic” to a whole new level. The friends cast a homeless man as their killer, not knowing that he takes killing very seriously. ‘Cut!’ was written by David Banks and David Rountree, both who played roles in the film. Rountree directed the film and played the role Travis. Banks played the role of the psychotic parolee, Lane. Seasoned actor Sam Scarber (Shocker) fills the role of homeless man/killer for hire. Travis is not being completely honest with Lane. After being tormented by the murders he’s committed in the name of film, he finds out that Travis and the homeless man are actually partners and that they have faked everything. ‘Cut!’ is a little slow off the starting line but soon picks up speed to reveal a complex story and a story line unique to the slasher genre that will leave you questioning
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