Passionate and Undying, Love Needs No Language in The World to Come
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Beyond the Night (2016)
Chloe (Rachel DeRouen) and Ryan (Zack Scott) arrive late to their engagement party due to the start of the zombie apocalypse in the first ever 360 full feature horror/zombie film. With Zack's brother Vinny (Brennen Cowart), the couple fights to survive in this 360 homage to George Romero's Night of The Living Dead. Co-starring Andrea Flowers, Timothy Allen, Patricia Eakin, William Swift and Jason Fought. Written by Michael Hennesy and Brennen Cowart. Directed by Jason Fought and Michael Hennesy. Director of Photography/Editor Daniel Shih.
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Chloe (Rachel DeRouen) and Ryan (Zack Scott) arrive late to their engagement party due to the start of the zombie apocalypse in the first ever 360 full feature horror/zombie film. With Zack's brother Vinny (Brennen Cowart), the couple fights to survive in this 360 homage to George Romero's Night of The Living Dead. Co-starring Andrea Flowers, Timothy Allen, Patricia Eakin, William Swift and Jason Fought. Written by Michael Hennesy and Brennen Cowart. Directed by Jason Fought and Michael Hennesy. Director of Photography/Editor Daniel Shih.
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In Theaters:9/9/2016
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