Actress Harriet Madeley appears in ShockYa’s exclusive clip from writer-director Matt Mitchell’s action horror sci-fi film, ‘The Facility.’
Receiving medical tests can enough of a terrifying experience, but not remembering why you’re getting the examinations is even more harrowing. That’s certainly the case for actress Harriet Madeley’s character of Grace in the new horror film, ‘The Facility,’ which is now available on DVD and Digital, courtesy of Uncork’d Entertainment.
In honor of the sci-fi drama’s release, ShockYa is premiering an exclusive clip from the feature, which is titled ‘Very Normal.’ In the clip, Grace is questioned by actor Adrian Edmondson’s character, The Interviewer, in a medical facility. He asks her if she remembers why she’s receiving the tests, and she responds that she doesn’t, which he replies is “Very normal.”
facilities, with a category of temporary uses. you do not look like a gorilla to me. i was going to do my impression but i do not want to be on the highlight will tonight. thank you. i am excited to be before you with legislation looking at the street food, and updating some of the city rules and regulations. some of the most important aspects of this are not directly addressed in the legislation. many of these would be regulated in the police department. the fees have been very expensive and the directions not very clear. people have struggled to get their locations. when we have seen an explosion of interest in street food and the potential to activate the interspaces to create community and safety, addressing the other issues and a local food vendors outside of this establishment. and this would help people go hall more sober than they would otherwise go. heyward i would like to thank the planning staff, and the office of economic development. we have seen a lot of
heyward i would like to thank the planning staff, and the office of economic development. we have seen a lot of activity around this with community-based organizations. this is a foothold in san francisco and a way to build businesses. i would like to thank kevin leslie, who has been extremely thoughtful and has participated in a number of discussions and has been talkative with these efforts. and i think that this legislation really does recognize the realities of this industry and that we should not be treating the interment news like bricks and mortar use white bricks and mortar. i will sit down and let the other colleagues made their comments. make their comments. and good afternoon. i would like to outline the structure of what we are going to do this afternoon so that we can be mindful. i have seven quick slides to show you. what this would mean, as familiar faces here from the mayor s office to speak briefly to some of the key components of this reform effort.
in both renderings, it has been this architecture, and they have been the same architects for quite a few and this sketch is also an element that is very important. there are other commissioners and i would move for the approval, but we have another couple of commissioners who want to comment on this. if they would like to have their comments first? commissioner moore: i see a letter between the applicant and the neighborhood association. i spoke to the originator of this letter, and i feel that this letter is going to be part of the conditions. and are you referring to the letter that is dated november 3, itemizing all of these various conditions? this is signed by three parties. i pointed out that i like to see a more definite statement of the commissions and the departments, with the policies that should not be said that approximately 16 feet. this should be set back no less than 15 feet. this way we do not come back later on, and in this rule, as you have seen in th
move to approve. commissioners, before you is the motion for approval, to see the modifications outlined in the letter. and deleting paragraph number two. on this motion? commissioner? aye. aye. thank you. the motion passed, unanimously. this is item number six. we will move in nine directly after this. item #6 is case no. 2,010.0918, the consideration of the ordinance with multiple food multiple use global food facilities, with a category of temporary uses. you do not look like a gorilla to me. i was going to do my impression but i do not want to be on the highlight will tonight. thank you. i am excited to be before you with legislation looking at the street food, and updating some of the city rules and regulations. some of the most important aspects of this are not directly addressed in the legislation. many of these would be regulated in the police department. the fees have been very expensive and the directions not very clear. people have struggl