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March 7, 2020

Getaway Escapes To DVD In April

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Uncork’d Entertainment will be publishing the action horror thriller Getaway on DVD and VOD platforms next month. Perky Tamara has invited her two best friends up to the lake for a weekend getaway. For a while, it’s a blast — until Tam is suddenly kidnapped by a gang of ruthless backwoods cultists. To survive the encounter, she and her friends are going to have to fight back. Perhaps the most interesting thing about Getaway is that it was co-written and directed by Lane Tolan, better known as the voice of Arnold from Nickelodeon’s “Hey Arnold.” Talk about a radical career shift. You never know what dark stories are truly brewing inside a small football-shaped head, do you? Tolan also appears in the film, alongside Scout Taylor-Compton (“Halloween”), Landry Allbright (“Star Trek : Picard”), Jamil Walker Smith (“Stargate Universe”), Jaclyn Betham (“The Haves and Have Nots”), Ben Deschaine (Super Shark), and Chrystopher Ryan Johnson (“The Riches”). Getaway will be out on DVD and digital this April. Halloween’s Scout Taylor-Compton stars in

May 20, 2019

Momo Inks Movie Deal

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A host of obscure production labels are uniting to produce Getaway, a feature film based on the Momo sculpture and scary stories surrounding it. Emagine Content, November 11th Pictures, SorenFilms Productions and Lady of the Light Productions are mentioned in the article published by Deadline. If you haven’t encountered Momo yet you can consider yourself among the lucky ones. The character is a wide-eyed half-woman half-bird creature that many find unnerving, which is exactly why a photo of the statue has been pasted all over social media feeds to pull a prank and get a reaction. The Momo meme was widespread enough to make its focus the star of her own SNL sketch this season. From there, it was only a short hop to features. These days, it’s inevitable that any creepypasta or viral Internet scare tactic is going to get its own Hollywood treatment at some point Slenderman got a movie, Kris Straub’s “Candle Cove” short story was adapted into the first season of SyFy’s “Channel Zero,” and even