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Michael Lovan s latest is a game with VERY high stakes. By Meredith Borders · @xymarla · May 5, 2021, 3:00 PM CDT Mikelen Walker in MURDER BURY WIN We have a brand new clip to debut from writer/director/producer Michael Lovan s new horror comedy Murder Bury Win, and I feel like it offers viewers an EXCELLENT sense of what, exactly, this film is playing at. First, some words from Lovan to set the scene: This scene is amongst my favorite in Murder Bury Win, Lovan tells us, Wherein the characters all come together to play the titular board game. One of the most magical things any game can do is foster imagination amongst its players. But when the objective of the game is to harm, murder, and dispose of a body, what does that say about its players, and what kind of creativity is elicited? ....
Bay Area Filmmaker, Actor Explain How They Came Together For The Thriller Murder Bury Win Bay City News Service FacebookTwitterEmail Bay City News Foundation In the scrappy indie thriller Murder Bury Win, three jittery creators of a killer new boardgame called, you guessed it meander over to an isolated cabin deep in the Northern Californian woods. They don t have a clue on what will eventually happen there. Neither will anyone else watching this scrappy but bloody clever gem that is flush with East Bay talent. After a 2020 online world premiere at San Jose s Cinequest, Murder Bury Win winged its way through the festival circuits, where it earned praise, and now lands April 27 On Demand. ....
The Turn of the Screw. Photo: Courtesy AHITH If we’re going to enjoy many new films in 2021, we’ll have to rely largely on countries that have COVID-19 under control to provide them. Anticipate, as a consequence, a large crop of films from Australia, China, Iceland, Mongolia, New Zealand, and (fingers crossed!) Vanuatu in the year ahead. But perhaps the Antipodean invasion has already begun! This year’s Another Hole in the Head Film Festival running from Friday, Dec. 11 through Sunday, Dec. 27 includes an outstanding new Kiwi production of Henry James’ The Turn of the Screw, and a fun little treat from their neighbors across the Tasman Sea about which, more below. ....