February 2016, Houston TX – Troy Escamilla and Renee K. Smith, in
collaboration with Fright
Meter Films, are set to produce their first ever feature film and bring true
terror to the screen in Fall 2016.
Titled Party Night and penned
by Escamilla, the film is a throwback to 80’s slasher films such as Prom Night and Hell Night. This is the
first feature film produced by Fright Meter Films, and the passion for this
project is immense. “This film is truly a love letter to fans of genre. There are many references in the script that
horror fans will grin widely at, but the film is still unique in its own
right,” Escamilla states.
Escamilla has a goal of raising $10,500 by March
10th, 2016 with the Party Night campaign. Troy Escamilla
knows the horror genre. He founded the Fright Meter Awards, which have grown in respect
and popularity over the last few years with global backers that make up the
over 50 member international Award Committee, including bloggers, writers,
directors, producers, actors and fans in the horror genre.
What makes Party Night the perfect
first project for Fright Meter Films is that it is fairly simplistic in its
structure and content: there are only seven characters in the script and 85% of
it takes place at one location, which equates to a modest budget.
Collaborations are happening with other independent filmmakers, such as Kevin
Sommerfield, who wrote and produced both Don't
Go to the Reunion and Dismembering
Christmas. Sommerfeld is on
board as producer to lend his expertise on low budget independent filmmaking.
Renee K. Smith, has experience as a playwright, producer, and director in
the Houston area.
The teaser
trailer for the film can be viewed on the Kickstarter page via the link below.
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