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Images & Trailer Surface For ‘Red Letter’, The First Of Terror Films & Code 3’s Three Picture Deal

Genre distributor Terror Films has teamed up with fellow executive and head of acquisitions, Jim Klock and his Code 3 Films for a three Picture deal. The first film under the deal, Red Letters is currently in post-production and was produced by Code 3 Films’: Darrell Martinelli, Emily Adams, Kelsey Trainer, and Jim Klock. Klock also wrote, directed and stars in the film which also stars Mike Capozzi (Shockwave & Trace), Chad Ridgely (Massacre on Aisle 12), Robin Baker (6:66 PM: Evil Has an Hour to Kill) and Kyra Kennedy, fresh off the national tour of (Waitress the Musical & Blue Bloods). In addition to his executive duties at both Terror Films and Code 3, Klock’s acting career has kept him busy with roles in Alex and Me, Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger, “Scream Queens,” “True Detective,” SyFy’s Santa Jaws and the recently released feature film, The Green Book. Red Letters tackles the classic theme of “good versus evil.” The film

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Images & Trailer Surface For ‘Red Letter’, The First Of Terror Films & Code 3’s Three Picture Deal

Genre distributor Terror Films has teamed up with fellow executive and head of acquisitions, Jim Klock and his Code 3 Films for a three Picture deal. The first film under the deal, Red Letters is currently in post-production and was produced by Code 3 Films’: Darrell Martinelli, Emily Adams, Kelsey Trainer, and Jim Klock. Klock also wrote, directed and stars in the film which also stars Mike Capozzi (Shockwave & Trace), Chad Ridgely (Massacre on Aisle 12), Robin Baker (6:66 PM: Evil Has an Hour to Kill) and Kyra Kennedy, fresh off the national tour of (Waitress the Musical & Blue Bloods). In addition to his executive duties at both Terror Films and Code 3, Klock’s acting career has kept him busy with roles in Alex and Me, Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger, “Scream Queens,” “True Detective,” SyFy’s Santa Jaws and the recently released feature film, The Green Book. Red Letters tackles the classic theme of “good versus evil.” The film

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