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The Movie: "Things"

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The Pitch: What do you do when you visit a cabin in the woods? If you are the friends at the center of 1989's "Things," then you sit around and drink beer. Maybe you walk around the house a little bit only to find that a bunch of giant ant creatures are secretly roaming around. Perhaps you will occasionally watch the news hosted by an adult film star.

Look, I understand that this synopsis could be a lot more straightforward. However, Andrew Jordan's infamous DIY horror is anything but straightforward, veering wildly between plot lines and tones across its 83-minute runtime. There are about five to ten straight minutes of our central characters doing nothing before something crazy happens, only to go back to yet another long stretch of nothingness. Their Canadian accents are so strong that your...

We recorded a new bonus episode of Corpse Club as an exclusive gift for those in our Corpse Club membership system!

Listen as co-hosts Scott Drebit, Bryan Christopher, and Derek Anderson discuss some of their favorite horror movie viewings on the streaming service Tubi, including The Incubus, The Horror Show, Alien: Resurrection, Deadly Blessing, Borderland, and Grave Encounters!

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As a Corpse Club member, you get access to special bonus content every month! Our previous bonus content includes a Junji Ito/Resident Evil episode, a recent screenings and holiday horrors episode, a Halloween season and movie marathon discussion, an episode on Jordan Peele’s Us, a celebration of Scrooged, an in-depth discussion on Deadpool 2, a reflection on Mandy, a career-spanning interview with Felissa Rose,...

Watch the Trailer for Caveat: "In Caveat, Lone drifter Isaac accepts a job to look after his landlord's niece, Olga, for a few days in an isolated house on a remote island. It seems like easy money, but there’s a catch: he must wear a leather harness and chain that restricts his movements to certain rooms. Once Olga's uncle, Barrett leaves the two of them alone, a game of cat and mouse ensues as Olga displays increasingly erratic behavior as a trapped Isaac makes a series of horrific discoveries in the house.

The feature debut from Irish writer/director Damian Mc Carthy, Caveat stars Ben Caplan, Jonathan French (A Soldier's Voice), and Leila Sykes (Missing Something).

A tense, slow-building cat-and-mouse thriller set in the Irish countryside, Caveat’s stunning atmospheric visuals and unforgettable ending come together to make a bold debut for Mc Carthy and a compelling new...

Start running for the high ground, because Corpse Club co-hosts Scott Drebit and Bryan Christopher have recorded a new audio commentary to Tremors as an exclusive gift for those in our Corpse Club membership system!

The next time you watch Tremors, you can listen to Scott and Bryan’s in-depth discussion of the 1990 creature feature, from its tense Graboid action and ambitious practical effects to its potent blend of horror and humor brought to life by a talented cast featuring Kevin Bacon, Fred Ward, Michael Gross, and Reba McEntire!

Corpse Club members are being sent an audio file of the new audio commentary, so the next time you watch Tremors (whether it's your first time or hundredth time), you can listen to Scott and Bryan watch the sandworm scares unfold on screen. It’s like watching a movie with the Corpse Club... just be sure to save us some popcorn!

In recent years we’ve recorded special audio commentaries to Black Christmas (1974) (featuring Heather Wixson and Scott Drebit) and Christmas Evil (featuring Scott Drebit and Bryan Christopher) for those in our Corpse Club membership system to enjoy, and this year Corpse Club podcast co-hosts Bryan Christopher and Derek Anderson unwrap more holiday horror on a new member-exclusive audio commentary to Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2, a film they're both watching for the first time!

The next time you watch Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2, you can listen as Bryan and Derek discuss the film as they experience its campy carnage for the first time, including Eric Freeman's intense performance as Ricky, the movie’s quirky blend of humor and horror, and the film's iconic "garbage day" scene that's gone on to have a life of its own online.

Corpse Club members are being sent an audio file of the new audio commentary,...

If you're a longtime listener of Corpse Club, then you know The Monster Club is one of co-host Jonathan James' favorite films to watch, so it's especially fitting that he was joined by fellow co-hosts Scott Drebit and Bryan Christopher to record a new audio commentary to the 1981 film as an exclusive gift for those in our Corpse Club membership system!

The next time you watch The Monster Club, you can listen as Jonathan, Scott, and Bryan take a deep dive into the anthology film that stars the legendary Vincent Price, John Carradine, and Donald Pleasence.

Corpse Club members are being sent an audio file of the new audio commentary, so the next time you watch The Monster Club (whether it's your first time or hundredth time), you can listen to Jonathan, Scott, and Bryan as the spooky stories unfold on screen. It’s like watching a movie with the Corpse Club.

If you read Scott Drebit's Drive-In Dust Offs retrospective on Things (1989), then you know it's a horror film that has to be seen to be believed, and as it turns out, the behind-the-scenes story of how it was made has to be heard to be believed, too. As a special treat, Corpse Club co-hosts Scott Drebit and Bryan Christopher were recently joined by Things star/co-writer/editor/producer Barry J. Gillis on a new audio commentary for his wild film!

Corpse Club members were provided early access to this audio commentary, but we're now releasing it to all Daily Dead readers!

The next time you watch Things, you can press "play" and listen as Scott and Bryan talk with special guest Barry J. Gillis about the making of his unforgettable film, from the unpredictable screenplay he wrote with director/co-writer Andrew Jordan to the film’s bizarre ant-like creatures...

Well, I’ve stared at the unforgiving blankness of my computer screen long enough. I must proceed; there is nowhere to go but onwards, tackling (and trying to grasp) one of the most profound, odd, galaxy brain takes in horror cinema: Things (1989). As nondescript as that title is, the film itself is anything but: there are a million things to discuss in Things, and I’ll try my best to be at least as coherent as the film itself.

Made for around $30,000 Canadian and shot on 8 and 16mm, Things skipped theatrical and caught the tail end of a Dtv boom in the late ‘80s. So yes, I am cheating a bit as it never played in theatres (let alone drive-ins), with patrons unwittingly taking home the box art with the mullet-maligned hoser holding a power drill.

Well, a lot has to do with this one, and often at the same time: mad labs and monsters,...

Wicked World Gets The Agfa Treatment Wicked World Slated For Nov 12th Release Violent, twisted, and brutally horrifying, Wicked World is a feature length movie shot on 16mm Film in Toronto in 1990, by Director Barry J. Gillis, who is known for bringing the World, Things (1989), Starring Porn Queen Amber Lynn, The Killing Games …

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The American Genre Film Archive (Agfa) has announced that they will be releasing a Blu-ray/DVD combo edition of Barry J. Gillis’ Canadian horror flick Wicked World, which originally came out in 1991. Shot in Toronto on 16mm, the film will be released with an “unseen 2019 director’s cut”. “I Shot Wicked World in 1990, on […]

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A Medical Examiner conducting autopsies on victims of a horrible car crash, imagines how they may have lived their lives. "Tales from the Dead Zone" is written and directed by Barry J. Gillis, while starring Bret Hart, Corey Feldman, Kim Sønderholm, Tom Malloy, Gabriel Jarret, Len J. Phillips, Dakota House. Terrence Van Camp, Madison Nyenhuis, Maria J. Parker, Ken F. Campbell, Dori Book, Ramez Fawzy, Charlene Michalko, Alice Creed, Holly Reiter, Herb Stanley. Trailer Voice Over: Scott Fortney Stories in the Anthology include, Legend of the Peoples Demon, Rope a Dope, Inside the Room, and L.J.'s Finest Hour. "Tales from the Dead Zone" is in the works and is set for release in 2020. Meanwhile, Gillis' latest film "House of Many Sorrows" has been picked up...

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The man who calls himself the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be will be co-starring with an '80s child star in an all-new horror movie. Called Tales from the Dead Zone, the new movie will star wrestling legend and WWE Hall of Famer Bret "The Hitman" Hart alongside Corey Feldman. As an anthology movie, four separate stories will be explored, connected by an overall story arc that wraps them together. It's presented from the point of view of a medical examiner performing autopsies on the victims of a deadly car crash, imagining what their lives must have been like prior to the incident.

Concerning the cast, it appears there are many horror fans not very receptive to the idea of seeing a movie co-starring Bret Hart and Corey Feldman. "We get messages from people, who think it's a disaster," says director Barry J. Gillis.

The Edmonton Festival Of Fear International Film Festival will be the first film festival in the world to screen “Gone” by director Billy Chizmar, Bel air, Maryland United States. "Gone" includes a special apperance by none other than Stephen King. Barry J. Gillis, founder of the film festival contacted Chizmar to tell him that his short Film, “Gone” was in high contention to screen at the festival in October, and asked Billy if it had been screened at any other film festival. “After doing an extensive search all over the Internet, I couldn’t find anything about the movie playing at any other film festival. I figured we might have a World Premiere on our hands.” Chizmar e-mailed Gills back to tell him that...

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While we're waiting for the official selection of films for the Edmonton Festival of Fear International Film Festival to be held October 13 and 14 (yes, it's a Friday the 13th!) Landmark Cinemas, City Centre, Edmonton, Canada, the people behind it have launched this little teaser, presented by none other than Corey Feldman.. Enjoy! The people behind the festivals are all filmmakers in their own right: Corey Feldman (Honorary Chairman), Barry J. Gillis (Founder & Executive Director), Len J. Phillips (Programmer), Andrew Jordan (Programmer) and Maria J. Parker (Programmer). Web: http://www.edmontonfestivaloffear.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/edmontonfestivaloffear/...

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The History of Metal and Horror explores the overlapping interest in both heavy metal and the horror genre. Take a gander at the second promo for the project as well as some more info on the documentary. Also in today’s Highlights: Tales from the Dead Zone production and casting details and a look at the lineup for the 3rd Annual Philip K. Dick European Sci-Fi Film Festival.

The History of Metal and Horror Indiegogo Details: From Indiegogo: “The History of Metal and Horror is a documentary which explores the evolution of both heavy metal and horror and how the two genres have merged over time. It is common for fans of metal to be fans of horror, and vice versa.

This documentary contains the following:

An exploration into the evolution of both heavy metal and horror by historians, authors, and other experts. Commentary from horror icons, explaining how their films have influenced both genres.

Fresh off an around the clock marathon editing and sound mastering session, Director Barry J. Gillis states that the time has finally arrived for horror fans to get their first glimpse of House Of Many Sorrows, starring Ginger Lynn Allen, Tom Malloy, and Kim Sonderholm. House Of Many Sorrows is a horror movie about guests of a country inn who begin disappearing and dying, after a mentally unstable man takes over his terminally ill mother's bed and breakfast operation...

House Of Many Sorrows – Early Poster & Updates

Fresh off an around the clock marathon editing and sound mastering session, Director Barry J. Gillis states that the time has finally arrived for horror fans to get their first glimpse of House Of Many Sorrows, starring Ginger Lynn Allen, Tom Malloy, and Kim Sonderholm. House Of Many Sorrows is a horror movie about guests ...

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Fresh off an around the clock marathon editing and sound mastering session, director Barry J. Gillis has unveiled the first trailer for his forthcoming horror flick, House of Many Sorrows, which stars Ginger Lynn Allen, Tom Malloy, and Kim Sonderholm. The film tells the story of a group of guests in a country inn who begin disappearing and dying, after a mentally unstable man takes over his terminally ill mother’s bed and breakfast operation.

Laurence R. Harvey of The Human Centipede fame, also makes a special appearance in the movie which is shrouded in mystery. Says director Gillis:

Laurence does make an appearance in the movie, and I am overjoyed with his performance, but that is all I can tell you at this time.

Barry J. Gillis is previously esponsible for bringing the world Things (1989) starring Amber Lynn; Wicked World and The Killing Games. House of Many Sorrows is...

Legendary adult film star Ginger Lynn Allen has wrapped filming her role in the upcoming horror movie House of Many Sorrows, which was shot just outside of the small town of Killam, Alberta, and tells the story of a young man who takes over his mother’s bed and breakfast establishment. Strange things soon begin happening, and people begin disappearing and dying.

Allen plays the role of Jocelyn Mathers, a larger than life bad girl, in the movie. Says Allen:

I was very excited to land this role, and working with director Barry J. Gillis has been a pleasure. I found this role to be very, very fulfilling [as] Barry let me incorporate a few of my own ideas into the role, and that was really satisfying.

House of Many Sorrows is written, produced and directed by Barry J. Gillis. It also stars Tom Malloy (The Alphabet Killer, The Attic) and Kim Sonderholm (The Horror Vault,...

Ginger Lynn Allen (aka Ginger Lynn) is a very familiar name to those of us who've reached and are enjoying adulthood. Ginger is making her return to acting in the horror flick House of Many Sorrows, and we have your first stills and more!

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Legendary Adult Film Star Ginger Lynn Allen has wrapped filming her role in the upcoming horror movie House Of Many Sorrows. Shot just outside the small town of Killam, Alberta, House Of Many Sorrows is about a young man who takes over his mother's bed and breakfast establishment. Strange things soon begin happening, and people begin disappearing and dying.

Allen plays the role of Jocelyn Mathers, who has a bad attitude in the movie. “I was very excited to land this role, and working with director Barry J. Gillis has been a pleasure,” states Allen. “I found this role to be very,...

It's been several months since last we heard anything about Barry J. Gillis' disturbing feature film The Killing Games, but now word has arrived that Typhoon Films is releasing it worldwide on VOD in just a few days.

From the Press Release:

Typhoon Films has announced that The Killing Games will be released worldwide on Apple iTunes, Google Play, and other outlets on April 22, 2014.

The controversial film had its World Premiere at the Calgary International Film Festival and its Us Premiere in San Francisco at Another Hole in the Head Film Festival. Its last stop on the circuit was at Shock Stock Horror Convention in London, Ontario, last weekend.

The Killing Games ran into its first hurdle when the Edmonton International Film Festival Chairman told director Barry J. Gillis that the movie was too violent for their festival. Gillis battled with the fest to screen the movie but to no avail.

As promised in our recent story about The Killing Games getting set to have its world premiere at the Calgary International Film Festival, we now have an overflowing image gallery for the film for your perusal.

Barry J. Gillis' The Killing Games is a disturbing feature film about a man whose wife is dying of a mysterious illness. He contemplates taking the law into his own hands after his daughter witnesses a double homicide and narrowly escapes the grasp of two serial killers. It was shot in Wabuman, Lac St. Anne, Alberta Beach, and Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It stars Donald A. Morin, leading actor of the acclaimed French-Canadian feature film Windigo. It also stars Denmark's Kim Sonderholm and Calgary actor Ace Hanna as the troubled Dr. Winters.

The Calgary International Film Festival is in its 13th great year. This year's festival runs from September 20th-30th, and The Killing Games is screening Saturday,...

Banned In Edmonton, “The Killing Games” Gets World Premiere At The Calgary International Film Fest.

The Calgary International Film Festival has said that The Killing Games will make it’s World Premiere on Saturday September 22nd as a part of the Late Show Series. “We are just ecstatic that Calgary has accepted the movie to Premiere at their festival,” States director Barry J. Gillis.

Bruce Fletcher who is a programmer with The Calgary International Film Festival… More...

This past June we got word from Canadian filmmaker Barry J. Gillis that his new film The Killing Games had been deemed "too violent" to screen at the Edmonton International Film Festival, but that's all water under the bridge now that it has been accepted by the Calgary International Film Festival.

From the Press Release:

The Calgary International Film Festival has announced that The Killing Games will make its world premiere on Saturday, September 22nd, as part of the fest's Late Show Series. “We are just ecstatic that Calgary has accepted the movie to premiere at their festival,” states director Barry J. Gillis.

Bruce Fletcher, a programmer with the Calgary International Film Festival, told Gillis that he watched the movie twice and found it to be very entertaining. Gillis continues, “We're so happy that Bruce, Brenda Lieberman, and the Calgary International Film Festival were brave enough to take a chance on The Killing Games,...

Horror film The Killing Games has been banned from an international festival because it is "too violent."

Michael Hamm, chairman of the Edmonton International Film Festival in Canada, made the decision after seeing the film at a private screening held by director Barry J. Gillis.

Gillis says he is stunned with the decision because he is a local Edmonton filmmaker and also claims festival organisers broke their own rules by telling him well ahead of the August 7 scheduled announcement date.

Gillis says he also feels that the festival is stopping some local talent from getting some well-needed exposure, including Native American actor Donald A. Morin, who plays Minister Riel in the movie and lives in Edmonton.

"Morin plays a fine role in the film, and they are shutting him out," Gillis said. "Native Americans don't always get the chance to showcase their talents in the way Morin did in this film either.

Canadian filmmaker Barry J. Gillis reports to Dread Central that he's extremely disappointed to hear that his film The Killing Games has been tagged as too violent to screen at the Edmonton International Film Festival, an event that basically takes place in the director's own backyard.

So what does a filmmaker say to a fest that claims his movie is too violent? Well, he can start with "Thank you very friggin' much!" because any film that's tagged with a label like that is sure to garner attention.

For more on this Canuxploitation film, check out the official website for The Killing Games and give The Killing Games Facebook page a like!

From the Press Release

"The Killing Games is too violent for the Edmonton International Film Festival," says Chairman Michael Hamm. Director Barry J. Gillis invited reps from his own city to a private screening of his movie on May...

Intervision Picture Corp:In 1989, it became the first Canadian shot-on-Super 8 gore shocker commercially released on VHS.  Today, it remains perhaps the most bizarre, depraved and mind-boggling chunk of 'Canuxploitaion' ever unleashed upon humanity. Adult film superstar Amber Lynn and co-writer/producer Barry J. Gillis star in this surreal saga about two friends who visit a remote cabin, only to discover a womb of monstrous horror that demands graphic dismemberment. It's an inexplicable orgy of eye ripping, beer guzzling, boob baring, skull drilling, sandwich making, chain sawing, bad acting and post-sync dubbing from co-writer/producer/director Andrew Jordan that has spawned its own disturbing cult of fans. Some will be repulsed. Others may be transformed forever. But you have never seen anything like Things.I'm not sure Things can...

Things opens with a dream in which a man named Doug encounters a masked woman who proceeds to undress and inform him of his success in impregnating her. Later, Doug's brother Don (Barry J. Gillis, screenwriter and dude on the cover) and his buddy Fred show up at Doug's house for some drinking. They find the house empty, put their coats in the freezer, crack open a few breskies, admire the classy artwork in Doug's house, and surf channels, marveling at the reception of the "bestiality channel". It's not long before weird things begin to happen and they discover Doug has turned to some unusual methods in order to get his wife pregnant. This turns out to have been a bad idea as they are now sharing the house with the large, insect-like creatures that have emerged from her unholy womb.

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Having recently plowed through Intervision’s first release, the obscure 80′s shot-on-video horror flick “Sledgehammer”, I’m pretty much down for whatever the company has to offer. Next up is the forgotten Canuxploitation flick “Things”, which, according to Intervision’s official blog, is the “first Canadian Super 8 gore shocker commercially released on VHS”. Sounds like a winner to me. If it’s anything like “Sledgehammer” — which I fully intend to cover on this site at a later date — I’m sure it will be an instant classic in the Rigney household. Well, in one half of the Rigney household, anyway. Here’s what you can expect from “Things”: Adult film superstar Amber Lynn and co-writer/producer Barry J. Gillis star in this surreal saga about two friends who visit a remote cabin, only to discover a womb of monstrous horror that demands graphic dismemberment. It’s an inexplicable orgy of eye ripping,...

Ever since Paul Corupe included Things in his list of five favourite Canuxploitation flicks, I've been itching out check it out the Diy insanity. Well, on July 12 I'll finally get mu chance when Things gets some legit love on DVD from Intervision who say "this movie is one of the weirdest, goriest and most mind-blowing .things. you will ever see."

Intervision's last film released was Sledgehammer, which is widely considered to be the first shot-on-video slasher.

You can pre-order Things here

Check out the full list of bonus features and the trailer after the break.

Extras include:

* Audio Commentary With Director Andrew Jordan and Stars Barry J. Gillis, Jan W. Pachul And Doug Bunston

* Audio Viewing Party with The Cinefamily

* Testimonials On Things: All-New Interviews With Tobe Hooper (The Texas Chain Saw Massacre), Jason Eisener And Rob Cotterill (Hobo With A Shotgun), Canuxploitation.com Creator Paul Corupe, Joseph A.

The good people at Intervision Picture Corporation have announced two unique DVD releases scheduled for July 12th, one a twisted little piece of filmmaking from our neighbors to the north and the other based on a famous serial killer.

First up is Things, the 1989 Canadian gorefest starring Amber Lynn and Barry J. Gillis. Things will be resurrected from its VHS roots and reborn on DVD dripping with over four hours of special features for you to sink your teeth into.

And speaking of sinking teeth, also being released on July 12th is The Secret Life: Jeffrey Dahmer, an accurate retelling of the serial killer's gruesome true life tale. This 1993 film is directed by David R. Bowen and stars Carl Crew, who appeared in the 80's cult film Blood Diner.

From the Press Release

Things

In 1989 it became the first Canadian shot-on-Super 8 gore shocker commercially released on VHS. Today...

Intervision Picture Corp is set to release the Super 8 Canadian shocker Things on DVD on July 12th, with some neat extras and a killer cover art (as pictured to the right).

In 1989, it became the first Canadian shot-on-Super 8 gore shocker commercially released on VHS. Today, it remains perhaps the most bizarre, depraved and mind-boggling chunk of ‘Canuxploitaion’ ever unleashed upon humanity. Adult film superstar Amber Lynn and co-writer/producer Barry J. Gillis star in this surreal saga about two friends who visit a remote cabin, only to discover a womb of monstrous horror that demands graphic dismemberment. It’s an inexplicable orgy of eye ripping, beer guzzling, boob baring, skull drilling, sandwich making, chain sawing, bad acting and post-sync dubbing from co-writer/producer/director Andrew Jordan that has spawned its own disturbing cult of fans. Some will be repulsed. Others may be transformed forever. But you have never seen anything like Things.

In 1989, Things became the first Canadian shot-on-Super 8 gore shocker commercially released on VHS. Today, it remains perhaps the most bizarre, depraved and mind-boggling chunk of "Canuxploitaion" ever unleashed upon humanity. Adult film superstar Amber Lynn and co-writer/producer Barry J. Gillis star in this surreal saga about two friends who visit a remote cabin, only to discover a womb of monstrous horror that demands graphic dismemberment. It.s an inexplicable orgy of eye ripping, beer guzzling, boob baring, skull drilling, sandwich making, chain sawing, bad acting and post-sync dubbing from co-writer/producer/director Andrew Jordan that has spawned its own disturbing cult of fans. Some will be repulsed. Others may be transformed forever. But you have never seen...

The film is written and directed by Canadian film maker Barry J, Gillis and is expected to be released in the near future. The film is heavily inspired and build around real events that can be examined further in this article: http://bit.ly/fZG4Rj .....we are indeed talking about an amateur filmmaker and movie geek gone bloody berzerk in the real world here, it is not for the faint of heart and weak of mind...... The film stars Barry J. Gillis, Nigel Hartwell, Kelly A.H. Bird, Alex Sharpe, Donald A. Morin, John Scott, Toby S. Krekoski, Edwin Autridge, Yunona Anders, Kinga Satora and Kim Sønderholm. Trailer can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgqejgNyJRk...

Written and directed by Canadian film maker Barry J. Gillis, The Killing Games is a sick and twisted new serial killer flick heavily inspired by and built around the true events of the Twitchell murder case, – an amateur filmmaker who allegedly went bloodily berserk in the real world.

Judging by the trailer and poster we’ve just been sent, The Killing Games is most definitely not for the faint of heart or weak of mind… Be aware this is no-holds-barred terror in the greatest exploitation style:

The Killing Games stars Barry J. Gillis, Nigel Hartwell, Kelly A.H. Bird, Alex Sharpe, Donald A. Morin, John Scott, Toby S. Krekoski, Edwin Autridge, Yunona Anders, Kinga Satora and Kim Sønderholm.

As if Canada hasn’t given us enough in Pam Anderson, Jim Carrey and Peter North, north country filmmaker Barry J. Gillis has tapped the true story of alleged Canuck murder suspect Mark Twitchell for the subject matter of his new film The Killing Games.

Heavily inspired by and built around the true events of the Twitchell murder case, a story of an amateur filmmaker gone berserk in the real world, The Killing Games is not for the faint of heart or weak of mind.

The film stars Barry J. Gillis, Nigel Hartwell, Kelly A.H. Bird, Alex Sharpe, Donald A. Morin, John Scott, Toby S. Krekoski, Edwin Autridge, Yunona Anders, Kinga Satora and Kim Sønderholm. Check out the poster and trailer below, and look for more soon.

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