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INDIE FILM GOODNESS

 ðŸŽ¬ðŸ–¤Nothing like seeing two films you're in on the big screen inside a very neon retro movie theater!

It was a lot of fun to see The Downfall of Mr. Difford and A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing last night.


🎬The Downfall of Mr. Difford is a Thriller/Horror/Drama written, directed by and starring Matt Jefferson ( @nds_jefferson ) centered around a serial killer that I would describe as Hannibal Lector meets Norman Bates, with a dash of Dexter.  My character in this film is Jane and my scene was a lot of fun to do!


🎬A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing is directed by Eric Prestly ( @eric_the_director ) and continues the Difford Universe. The two cops assigned to the Difford case in the Downfall of Mr Difford are now trying to solve a case concerning a vigilante gang known as The Black Lights. My character Mindy is one of the Black Lights, though my appearance is altered a bit so you may not recognize me at first😎 Think The Purge meets Strangers meets pretty much any crime drama.


🎬Last but definitely not least was the short film Good Eatins, and let me tell you, this film packed a lot in 19 minutes but I mean that in a good way. It definitely gives Grindhouse and Rob Zombie film vibes but with a very unique twist that the director Mike Roger's ( @grizzly_viking_gorilla ) makes his own.


I'm dropping the vlog on this event tomorrow (Monday) on both my After Hours Channel and my music channel so keep your eyes open for that!


Thank you to all that came out and thank you to @nds_jefferson and @boardmanmovies8 for making this happen🖤🎬


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