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Scary Movies 7
October 31 - November 6, 2013
New York Premiere!
Director Zack Parker and cast members Alexia Rasmussen and Kristina Klebe in person!
After a pregnant woman loses her child in a vicious assault, a fellow griever takes a mysterious interest in her, setting off a chain reaction of violence and revenge in this truly disturbing indie where nothing is what it seems.
New York Premiere!
Director Zack Parker and cast members Alexia Rasmussen and Kristina Klebe in person!
When eight-months-pregnant single-mother Esther (Alexia Rasmussen) loses her child after an unseen attacker viciously assaults her, the solitary young woman joins a support group in an effort to deal with her depression. Another group member, Melanie (Alexa Havins), whose husband and son have been killed in a car accident, takes an interest in Esther for reasons unknown—but nothing is as it seems. As one revelation follows another, this genuinely twisted and perverse mind game escalates in a chain reaction of violence and revenge in which the motivations of its characters remain tantalizingly enigmatic. A truly disturbing indie set in the heart of darkness that is suburbia, this showcase for the singular sensibility of writer-director Zack Parker boasts terrific performances from Rasmussen, Havins, Kristina Klebe, and the ubiquitous Joe Swanberg. An IFC Midnight Release.
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