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Broken Glass Presents Dark Distortion March 3

Broken Glass Pictures will be distributing the supernatural horror thriller Dark Distortion to VOD platforms worldwide starting tomorrow.

It’s a tale as old as the movies themselves…a group of naive friends turns to thievery, only to be punished well beyond the level of their own crime by the ones crimed against. There are a couple differences in this version, though. Usually the robbery is committed out of desperation, but in Dark Distortion the gang of thieves happen to be gorgeous adult models who could probably make that money back and then some by just standing around while someone takes their picture.

And the force of vengeance isn’t the owner of the camera they purloined, but the subject of the video inside. A child was murdered, and her angry spirit possesses the video, and by extension the camcorder…and now creepy STUFF is happening to these models. Well, that’ll teach ’em.

Dark Distortion stars April Hartman as Victoria, Ethan Vaughan as Manny, Jada Jay as Nina, Joe Walker as Jeremy, Miles Stoner as Red, and Kionna Williams as Charlotte. It was written and directed by Joseph Herrera (Under Control Productions).

“This film captures a uniquely modern horror, where attention, technology, and violence collide. Dark Distortion is disturbing, relevant, and impossible to look away from.” says Rich Wolff, the CEO of Breaking Glass Pictures. “I chose Breaking Glass Pictures to distribute my film because I felt truly seen, not just as a filmmaker, but as a person,” says director Herrera. “I wasn’t just another title in a lineup. I’m excited to continue building this relationship and bringing Dark Distortion to audiences who are ready for something raw and fearless.”

Dark Distortion will be available on VOD platforms March 3.

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Okay, the idea of an open-world Mario Kart sounds pretty fun, but $80? Seriously? I get that Nintendo makes great games, but I’m just not sure it justifies the price tag. Sure, they’ve got a ton of characters and a new mode, but that’s a lot to ask, especially when we don’t even know what else the Switch 2 is offering yet. I guess if I buy the Switch 2 bundle I’ll get a slight discount, but even then, $500 for a console and a game is a pretty steep entry fee. It’s going to be hard for me to justify this one unless there’s something amazing in the game that we haven’t seen yet.

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I have to say, the open world aspect of Mario Kart World is the most exciting part for me. I love open-world games and the freedom they offer, so I’m really curious to see how Nintendo handles that in a Mario Kart game. The Knockout Tour sounds like something I could really get into as well—kind of like a battle royale for racing, which is a unique concept. However, that price tag is rough. If I’m going to pay that much, I want to know that this game is going to be more than just a gimmick. I’ll be keeping an eye on future updates to see if it’s worth the investment.

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I don’t know. I like the idea of a new Mario Kart, but there’s a lot about this that feels like it’s trying too hard. An open world? Sure, but do we really need it? I’m just hoping it doesn’t lose the essence of what makes Mario Kart great, which is the fun, tight racing. Also, that price… $80? For a Mario Kart game? It feels a bit like they’re trying to milk the franchise. I’ll probably still play it, but I’m not sure I’ll be jumping in on launch day. Nintendo could be pushing their luck here.

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