Mitch Jenkins (A MILLION DAYS), Zach Passero (THE WEIRD KIDZ) & Andy Edwards (PUNCH) Give Us Insight into Creating Their Movies.
In episode 8 of GIVE ME THE FEAR, Stuart Wright welcomes Mitch Jenkins, Zach Passero and Andy Edwards onto the BritFlicks Podcast to talk about the making of their films.
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A MILLION DAYS will celebrate its World Premiere at Pigeon Shrine FrightFest on August 25th at 13:00.
Directed by Mitch Jenkins
Cast: Simon Merells, Kemi-Bo Jacobs, Hermione Corfield, Darrell D’Silva.
UK
83 mins
Outline: 2041: Earth's ecology crumbles. Humanity's survival hinges on expanding beyond our planet. The Seed initiative aims to colonize cosmic realms, from our moon to Europa. Powered by Jay, an AI, the program assesses the chances of triumph and endurance. Yet, in a single night, an astronaut faces a dilemma: chase his lifelong dream or undermine it for a universal purpose.
THE WEIRD KIDZ will celebrate its European Premiere at Pigeon Shrine FrightFest on August 25th at 16:00 and August 27th at 13:30.
Directed by Zach Passero
Cast: Sean Bridgers, Ellar Coltrane, Angela Bettis, Brian Ceely.
USA
80 mins
Outline: Dug, Mel, and Fatt are 12-year-olds navigating their desert suburb. Wyatt, Dug's elder brother, takes them camping in a canyon, introducing his impressive girlfriend, Mary, who catches the newly pubescent eyes of Mel and Fatt. While they're distracted, Dug eagerly anticipates campfires and tales. A pit stop brings warnings of 'The Night Child,' a mythical being preying on travelers. This tale blends adventure, growth, urban myths, horror, and humor in a vibrant animated story.
PUNCH will celebrate its World Premiere at Pigeon Shrine FrightFest on August 24th at 20:15.
Directed by Andy Edwards
Cast: Alina Allison, Kierston Wareing, Jamie Lomas, Faye Campbell, Macaulay Cooper, Sarah Alexandra Marks, Daniel Fathers
UK
80 mins
Outline: Before setting off to university, Frankie yearns for one final night of revelry in her seaside hometown. Yet it's not just her friends, family, and former boyfriends who are reluctant to say goodbye. The town's infamous phantom, Mr. Punch, lurks in the shadows, familiar with the perfect method of stirring up trouble.
The violence mounts as Frankie and her companions are forced into a struggle for survival. They find themselves plunged into a coastal gothic narrative, an end-of-the-pier slasher that serves as the first episode of what Edwards envisions as the pioneering British horror franchise, akin to the legacy of Jason, Michael, Freddie, and Jigsaw.