P.O. Box 696, Littleton, CO 80160
303-587-9792 Fax: 303-470-1011
October 10, 2006
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Darlene Cypser
Phone: 303-587-9792
E-mail:ifilm@infernofilm.com
Web: www.infernofilm.com
Inferno Film Productions, LLC, of Littleton, Colorado, has announced its line-up of movies for the American Film Market.
This year Inferno is taking 32 movies to the market, with stars like Ernest Borgnine, Vanessa Branch, Bruce Campbell, Nicole Rayburn, Joey Albright, Melanie Lynskey, Walter Koenig, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Will Wheaton, and Steve Valentine.
Inferno's headliners are Asylum, a vampire thriller featuring Vanessa Branch of Pirates of the Caribbean, Frozen Stupid, an ice fishing comedy starring Ernest Borgnine, Joey Albright and Kimberly Norris Guerrero, and Folk Lore, a HD fantasy adventure feature about a paranormal investigator who must play a deadly game to save his daughter. Other new additions are the sci-fi time-travel thriller, The Ethereal Plane, the action flick Alice in Wasteland, a horror movie shot in the desert in Kuwait entitled Blood Desert, and The Awakening, a science fiction action movie shot in the desert of Las Vegas. A Stranger Within, a creepy thriller, returns to the market with a new trailer. Two horror movies, Devil Rider and Serial Slayer, which are new to Inferno are coming back to the market with a fresh look.
Other returning movies which have sold several territories already include, Kisses & Caroms (a homage to Kevin Smith which was released on DVD in the US this year by Warner Brothers), Breaking & Entering (a beautifully shot HD romantic comedy), Going Back (a long-lost coming-of-age drama starring Bruce Campbell), Oranges: Revenge of the Eggplant (a quirky fruits and vegetables animation). While the cult classic sci-fi spoof, Star Warp'd is making its market premiere.
The American Film Market is the world's largest film market. Unlike a film festival, the AFM is a marketplace where production and distribution deals are closed. In just eight days, more than $800 million in deals will be sealed. Over 8,000 industry leaders will converge in Santa Monica, California, from November 1-8th for a week of deal-making and networking. Participants come from over 70 countries. Titles range from big budget blockbusters that will be released by the major studios in the U.S., to lower budget art and genre films destined for theaters and televisions around the world.
During the American Film Market, Inferno Film Productions, LLC, will be offering distribution rights to the movies in its catalog in its office in Suite 525 in the Loews Hotel. Inferno's booth is well-known to AFM attendees for its firey display and its large HD screens which run trailers of the movies in continuous loop.
Trailers for most of the movies are currently available on Google Video and Inferno's website: www.infernofilm.com. A few of the trailers are also available on Inferno's Myspace account: www.myspace.com/infernofilmproductions.