MPI Media Group is in talks with AFM buyers on a slate led by horror titles Night Of The Bastard and The Harbinger, both of which screened at London’s FrightFest.
Night Of The Bastard marks the feature directorial debut of Erik Boccio and stars London May (The Dark Knight Rises) as a hermit in the desert who along with a youngster must defend himself from a savage cult. Mya Hudson, Hannah Pierce, and Henry Mortensen also star.
The Harbinger, Andy Mitton’s follow-up to The Witch In The Window, stars Gabby Beans (Ray Donovan) as a woman who tries to help a friend suffering from debilitating nightmares and discovers the dreams are contagious. Raymond Anthony Thomas, Emily Davis, Stephanie Roth Haberle, and Laura Heisle rround out the cast.
MPI VP of sales and acquisitions Nicola Goelzhaeuser, attending the market with international sales manager Franziska McCray, said: “There seems to be a special buzz with the full in-person return of AFM this year. Prospective sales are more exciting than ever and our slate represents exactly that.”
The slate includes cult thriller Waking Karma starring Michael Madsen and Hannah Christine Shetler; horror film The Third Saturday In October; ghost story The Hopewell Haunting; psychological thriller The Summoned; supernatural horror Sinphony; horror Landlocked; and Two Witches.
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