
Looks like Facebook is getting into the film exhibition biz…
In a partnership with FlickLaunch, three-part horror anthology THE PERFECT HOUSE will premiere October 1st via Facebook. Consider it a new spin on the current VOD model, only over the internet.
“This new platform enables independent filmmakers to market to and access a global audience through Facebook without the prohibitive costs of traditional and outdated distribution. For a $5 “ticket price,” the movie will be viewed in its entirety and in full screen. Rather than go the traditional distribution route, the filmmakers for THE PERFECT HOUSE preferred to partner with FlickLaunch to engage moviegoers with a more scalable distribution model.”
“Becoming available as a 7-day rental on the film’s Facebook fanpage – http://www.facebook.com/ThePerfectHouseMovie, the horror film is directed by Kris Hulbert and Randy Kent. Monique Parent, Felissa Rose, Will Robertson, Andrea Vahl, Chris Raab, Jonathan Tiersten, and John Philbin all star.”
Written by Kris Hulbert, In THE PERFECT HOUSE, newlyweds Mike and Marisol (Will Robertson and Andrea Vahl), are given the tour of their dream home by a perky real estate agent (Monique Parent) and they soon find out their perfect house might just have a foreboding past. The ugly horrors of this house are revealed through three original tales of terror detailing the grim circumstances of the previous occupants. Done as an anthology, each short story in this homage to horror emulates the story and shooting styles of specific time periods in cinematic horror history.
Prior to the October 1st premiere, THE PERFECT HOUSE will take the film on a barnstorming 30-city tour. This reality-style tour will feature free screenings, a must-see tour bus, and will showcase the cast and crew on an adventure they hope to share with horror fans around the country. For specific dates and cities or to follow the daily tour blog when it starts on August 2nd, please visit: http://www.theperfecthousemovie.net or http://www.facebook.com/ThePerfectHouseMovie.

Andrea Vahl













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