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Ol’ Travis (Ben Hethcoat), one of your floppy haired actor types, heads out to the middle of East Asshair Nowhere to lay to rest the ashes of his deceased chum Paul (I would have just flushed that bitch and went for a pizza, but hey, to each their own). Once at a cabin at said location, Travis dicks around on his phone, dreams about Paul (as do we all…as do we all) and downs some drinks…be still my heart…Anyway, Travis scatters half the ashes into a stagnant pond (where soggy, silent Paul suddenly appears for a tick), and gets on with his whirlwind of boozin’ and Skypin’. Occasionally something makes it’s presence subtly known…when it wants to…which isn’t often…but is it Paul? Let’s start with what I liked about Show Yourself. Actor Hethcoat makes for an engaging lead; he has a nice range, and he definitely carried the story (more on that below) admirably. Moving on… Holy hell this movie
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Following an award-winning run on the festival circuit, Billy Ray Brewton‘s Show Yourself is making its national VOD and DVD debut this summer. The grief-infused thriller made its world premiere at Bruce Campbell’s Horror Film Festival in Chicago, where Bloody Disgusting praised “the script’s clever meta-textual moments and genuine human emotion.” The film went on to screen at the Chattanooga Film Festival, Charlotte Film Festival, Skyline Indie Film Festival, Toronto Indie Horror Film Festival, Splat!Fest, and the Nashville Film Festival, where Brewton took home the Graveyard Shift Audience Choice Award. Ben Hethcoat (The Babysitter Murders, Dead Dad) stars as a grieving friend who goes deep into the woods to process his loss. Hethcoat is joined by a supporting cast including Corsica Wilson (L.A. Macabre), Barak Hardley (“Halt and Catch Fire”), Clancy McCartney (“Chicago Fire”), David McElwee (“Boardwalk Empire”), Stephen Cone (Henry Gamble’s Birthday Party) and Robert Longstreet (Pineapple Express). Show Yourself will be released on August 14th on DVD, Google
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Ol’ Travis (Ben Hethcoat), one of your floppy haired actor types, heads out to the middle of East Asshair Nowhere to lay to rest the ashes of his deceased chum Paul (I would have just flushed that bitch and went for a pizza, but hey, to each their own). Once at a cabin at said location, Travis dicks around on his phone, dreams about Paul (as do we all…as do we all) and downs some drinks…be still my heart…Anyway, Travis scatters half the ashes into a stagnant pond (where soggy, silent Paul suddenly appears for a tick), and gets on with his whirlwind of boozin’ and Skypin’. Occasionally something makes it’s presence subtly known…when it wants to…which isn’t often…but is it Paul? Let’s start with what I liked about Show Yourself. Actor Hethcoat makes for an engaging lead; he has a nice range, and he definitely carried the story (more on that below) admirably. Moving on… Holy hell this movie
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MoviesNewsTrailers
Following an award-winning run on the festival circuit, Billy Ray Brewton‘s Show Yourself is making its national VOD and DVD debut this summer. The grief-infused thriller made its world premiere at Bruce Campbell’s Horror Film Festival in Chicago, where Bloody Disgusting praised “the script’s clever meta-textual moments and genuine human emotion.” The film went on to screen at the Chattanooga Film Festival, Charlotte Film Festival, Skyline Indie Film Festival, Toronto Indie Horror Film Festival, Splat!Fest, and the Nashville Film Festival, where Brewton took home the Graveyard Shift Audience Choice Award. Ben Hethcoat (The Babysitter Murders, Dead Dad) stars as a grieving friend who goes deep into the woods to process his loss. Hethcoat is joined by a supporting cast including Corsica Wilson (L.A. Macabre), Barak Hardley (“Halt and Catch Fire”), Clancy McCartney (“Chicago Fire”), David McElwee (“Boardwalk Empire”), Stephen Cone (Henry Gamble’s Birthday Party) and Robert Longstreet (Pineapple Express). Show Yourself will be released on August 14th on DVD, Google
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