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Spook yourself up some pre-Christmas jeepers with The League of Legend Keepers: Shadows, an adventure-packed, fright-crammed horror treat for the whole family! “A family of archaeologists find the fifth pendant that has been missing for centuries. Unfortunately, a spirit has also been searching for this pendant. Once all pendants are brought together the shadows from the past are released. Will Sophie be able to save her town from the shadows?” Directed by Elizabeth Blake-Thomas and co-written by award-winning young actress Isabella Blake-Thomas (“Once Upon A Time”), The Legend Keepers : Shadows stars Richard Tyson (“Kindergarten Cop”), Jake Brennan (“The Orville”), Britt Flatmo (“Super 8”), Marcelo Tubert (“G.I Joe: Retaliation”), and Abigail Titmuss (“Days of Our Lives”). Dove-approved and equipped with enough “Stranger Things” flavor to entertain the family through the holiday break, The League of Legend Keepers: Shadows arrives DVD and Digital on December 10th from Uncork’d Entertainment. Check out the trailer.
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Ahead of its world premiere this September, the trailer has arrived for Elizabeth Blake-Thomas‘ dark short film Unseen, which puts the horror of human trafficking in the spotlight. Thomas felt compelled to make a film about child trafficking and fake social media modeling contests with promises of fame and fortune to teenagers around the world with “fame lures,” after hearing the story of a girl from Utah who was abducted and trafficked for five years before she escaped and returned to her family. The film stars Rhyon Nicole Brown (Fox’s Empire) and Isabella Blake-Thomas (Disney’s Secret Society of Second Born Royals, role in ABCs Once Upon a Time) as best friends who come across what seems to be a modeling contest on social media. It is not. The film also stars Yolanda Wood (Extinct), Rebecca Da Costa (The Bag Man), and Hillary Barraford (The United States of Tara). “In Unseen, a teenage girl’s innocent social media mistake has dire consequences.
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Spook yourself up some pre-Christmas jeepers with The League of Legend Keepers: Shadows, an adventure-packed, fright-crammed horror treat for the whole family! “A family of archaeologists find the fifth pendant that has been missing for centuries. Unfortunately, a spirit has also been searching for this pendant. Once all pendants are brought together the shadows from the past are released. Will Sophie be able to save her town from the shadows?” Directed by Elizabeth Blake-Thomas and co-written by award-winning young actress Isabella Blake-Thomas (“Once Upon A Time”), The Legend Keepers : Shadows stars Richard Tyson (“Kindergarten Cop”), Jake Brennan (“The Orville”), Britt Flatmo (“Super 8”), Marcelo Tubert (“G.I Joe: Retaliation”), and Abigail Titmuss (“Days of Our Lives”). Dove-approved and equipped with enough “Stranger Things” flavor to entertain the family through the holiday break, The League of Legend Keepers: Shadows arrives DVD and Digital on December 10th from Uncork’d Entertainment. Check out the trailer.
Continue reading →
IndieMoviesNewsThrillerTrailers
Ahead of its world premiere this September, the trailer has arrived for Elizabeth Blake-Thomas‘ dark short film Unseen, which puts the horror of human trafficking in the spotlight. Thomas felt compelled to make a film about child trafficking and fake social media modeling contests with promises of fame and fortune to teenagers around the world with “fame lures,” after hearing the story of a girl from Utah who was abducted and trafficked for five years before she escaped and returned to her family. The film stars Rhyon Nicole Brown (Fox’s Empire) and Isabella Blake-Thomas (Disney’s Secret Society of Second Born Royals, role in ABCs Once Upon a Time) as best friends who come across what seems to be a modeling contest on social media. It is not. The film also stars Yolanda Wood (Extinct), Rebecca Da Costa (The Bag Man), and Hillary Barraford (The United States of Tara). “In Unseen, a teenage girl’s innocent social media mistake has dire consequences.
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