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Stephanie Sellars

In this episode of Two Zero Q – 20 Questions With Interesting People we learn the 'origin story' of Stephanie Sellars.

Stephanie is an award winning writer, producer, director and actress. Her film, 'LUST LLIFE LOVE' stars Stephanie  Jake Choi, Makeda Declet, Jeanna Han, Bill Irwin, Alexis Rhee, and Rolando Chusan.

Lust Life Love, the feature directorial debut of co-directors Stephanie Sellars and Benjamin Feuer, is based on Sellars’s own personal experiences with polyamorous relationships. Sellars, who plays the lead role of “Veronica,” also wrote and produced Lust Life Love. A Manhattan-based filmmaker, Sellars has been a chronicler of and participant in New York’s LGBTQ+ community since her inaugural “Lust Life” column for the New York Press. Curious, candid and uninhibited, she bares far more than skin in her semi-autobiographical portrayal in Lust Life Love.

Official Website: http://www.lustlifelove.com/

Check out this episode!

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Lineage Of Lies / Psycho Granny (2019) Review

Lineage Of Lies / Psycho Granny (2019) Review

Samantha has recently lost her mother and is struggling with the grief, but not long after this her long lost Grandmother Colleen turns up and gives her hope that she still has family. Although her husband Brad is not fully convinced.

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          DEAD  BY  DAYLIGHT    fancast   .   makeda  declet  in  the  role  of  claudette  morel   ,   ji  soo  in  the  role  of  jake  park   .

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Set to debut Wednesday, January 22, the half-hour comedy is inspired by Awkwafina's real-life growing up in Flushing, Queens. 

Raised by her father (played by BD Wong) and Grandma (Lori Tan Chinn) along with her cousin (Bowen Yang), Nora leans heavily on her close-knit family. 

 Some of the stars that appear in the trailer include: Celia Au, Matthew Broussard, Michelle Buteau, Jamie Chung, Laverne Cox, Deborah S. Craig, Makeda Declet, Jennifer Esposito, Chrissie Fit, Chris Gethard, Bella Heathcote, Carmen M. Herlihy, Stephanie Hsu, David Krumholtz, Simu Liu, Natasha Lyonne, John "Dumbfoundead" Park, Matt Rogers, Harry Shum Jr., Melissa Villaseñor, Ming-Na Wen and Jaboukie Young-White.

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VIDEO: Take a look at these 16 actresses from 4 LA theatre companies set to read 'Natural Shocks'

VIDEO: Take a look at these 16 actresses from 4 LA theatre companies set to read ‘Natural Shocks’

Natural Shocks is a darkly hilarious tour-de-force written by Lauren Gunderson, the most-produced playwright in America. A woman is forced into her basement when she finds herself in the path of a tornado. Trapped there, she spills over into confession, regret, long-held secrets, and giddy new love. But as the storm approaches, she…

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New Release Review: All the Creatures Were Stirring

All the Creatures Were Stirring marks the feature debut of husband-and-wife duo David Ian McKendry and Rebekah McKendry (longtime horror journalist and co-host of the Shock Waves podcast). They co-wrote and co-directed the holiday horror anthology, with each segment set on Christmas eve and loaded with indie horror favorites. It was shot in Los Angeles, which means there's nary a snowflake, but it still embodies the Christmas spirit.

The six segments that comprise the film are diverse in both style and tone. The McKendrys, along with cinematographer Cameron Cannon (The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu), push themselves to explore different aesthetics, which may make the film feel slightly less cohesive as a whole, but it’s a lot more interesting that way. The picture is also well paced, with its 80 minutes traveling faster than Santa on Christmas.

The wraparound story finds Jenna (Ashley Clements, The Lizzie Bennet Diaries) and Max (Graham Skipper, Beyond the Gates) on a Christmas eve date to see a show at a small, local theater. The director (Maria Olsen, Starry Eyes) silently introduces each segment via cue card, after which a troupe of three performers take the stage to begin acting them out - in the the tradition of awkward, experimental theater - before transitioning into each film segment.

The first tale plays out like The Office meets Saw. White collar employees - including Jocelin Donahue (The House of the Devil), Chase Williamson (John Dies at the End), Matt Mercer (Contracted), and Jesse Merlin (Beyond the Gates) - trapped in a conference room during an office holiday party are forced to play a dangerous game of Yankee Swap in which some of the gifts are deadly, while others will help save them.

The second segment finds Eric (Matt Long, Ghost Rider) finishing his last-minute Christmas shopping only to get locked out of his car without his phone. The only other vehicle in the parking lot is a creepy van whose owners, Sasha (Catherine Parker, Absentia) and Frankie (Makeda Declet, House of Payne), are hiding something sinister behind their hospitality.

The next installment is a modern take on A Christmas Carol, complete with direct references to the classic Charles Dickens work. Chet (Jonathan Kite, 2 Broke Girls) is the holiday-hating Scrooge who’s visited by three ghosts, while his neighbor (Peter Cilella, Resolution) and his friend with benefits (Amanda Fuller, Starry Eyes) attempt to get him in the Christmas spirit.

The fourth piece is the shortest of the bunch. It concerns a man (Mark Kelly, Fear the Walking Dead) who accidentally hits a reindeer with his car, and Santa's little helper is out for revenge. Its Italian giallo-inspired style, bathed in colorful lighting, is a stark contrast to the fifth and final segment, which utilizes black-and-white picture in a full-screen aspect ratio that evokes The Twilight Zone. In it, a dinner party turns into a science fiction nightmare for Gabby (Constance Wu, Crazy Rich Asians) and Steve (Morgan Peter Brown, Absentia).

All the Creatures Were Stirring arrives on DVD in time for Christmas from RLJ Entertainment. The lack of a Blu-ray is unfortunate, considering the varied visual styles explored in the film, but it can be seen in high-definition on VOD. The physical release includes an audio commentary with the McKendrys, Brown (who also produced), and producer Joe Wicker. Their chat is as enthusiastic as the movie, filled with anecdotes, references, and laughs.

It's easy to imagine All the Creatures Were Stirring entering many genre fans' regular December viewing rotation. It would make for a fine double feature with A Christmas Horror Story, another hidden gem of a holiday horror anthology. After making such a spirited feature debut - while nine months pregnant, no less - I look forward to seeing what Rebekah McKendry does with her sophomore directorial effort, Granny’s Home, which is already in post-production.

All the Creatures Were Stirring will be released DVD on December 4 via RLJ Entertainment.

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Lust Life Love (2021) Free DOWNLOAD

Lust Life Love (2021)

Download 1Download 2 Original title : Lust Life Love Duration : 1h 39m Genre : Drama / Romance Plot : A star-crossed love story set in the world of polyamory and sex parties in New York City. Director : Benjamin Feuer, Stephanie Sellars, (attached) Writers : Stephanie Sellars Stars : Jake Choi, Makeda Declet, Jeanna Han ************************ Trailer : Torrent Info : Torrent 1…

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L-R) Constance Wu as Gabby and Morgan Peter Brown as Steve in the horror film “ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING” an RLJE Films release. Photo courtesy of RLJE Films.

The month of December always spawns a few new holiday horrors and this year will be no different. ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING is a Chris Kringle of chaos with multiple storylines surrounding the joyous and evil season. The film comes from the minds of David Ian McKendry and Rebekah McKendry and has a all star cast of talent sprinkled throughout. Look for ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING on DVD and on demand on December 4th courtesy of RLJE Films.

(L-R) Makeda Declet as Frankie and Catherine Parker as Sasha in the horror film “ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING” an RLJE Films release. Photo courtesy of RLJE Films.

Jocelin Donahue as Alissa in the horror film “ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING” an RLJE Films release. Photo courtesy of RLJE Films.

Amanda Fuller as Linda in the horror film “ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING” an RLJE Films release. Photo courtesy of RLJE Films.

Jonathan Kite as Chet in the horror film “ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING” an RLJE Films release. Photo courtesy of RLJE Films.

Ashley Clements as Jenna in the horror film “ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING” an RLJE Films release. Photo courtesy of RLJE Films.

Matt Long as Eric in the horror film “ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING” an RLJE Films release. Photo courtesy of RLJE Films.

Jesse Merlin as Spencer in the horror film “ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING” an RLJE Films release. Photo courtesy of RLJE Films.

RLJE Films will release the horror film ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING on DVD, On Demand and Digital Video on December 4, 2018. Co-written and co-directed by David Ian McKendry (The Dump) and Rebekah McKendry (The Barista), who is known for her amazing work at Fangoria and Blumhouse, ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING stars Constance Wu (Crazy Rich Asians, “Fresh Off the Boat”), Amanda Fuller (“Orange is the New Black”), Jonathan Kite (“2 Broke Girls”), Jocelin Donahue (Insidious: Chapter 2) and Graham Skipper (The Mind’s Eye). RLJE Films will release ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING on DVD for an SRP of $27.97.

Trailer:

Ho, ho, no! The joyful spirit of the holidays is about to take one dark turn after another. From sadistic office parties and last-minute shopping nightmares, to vengeful stalkers and immortal demons, there’s plenty out there to keep you from getting out of bed to see what’s under the tree this holiday season. Constance Wu (Crazy Rich Asians) and Jonathan Kite (“2 Broke Girls”) headline a sensational ensemble cast in this devilish stocking stuffer of a movie.

The ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING DVD includes a bonus feature of Filmmaker Commentary.

‘All the Creatures Were Stirring’ on demand early next month The month of December always spawns a few new holiday horrors and this year will be no different.