Glimmer, a supernatural thriller starring Shawn Roberts & Amy Smart

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

GLIMMER, George Bessudo’s new supernatural thriller is a flick we haven’t heard much about up to this point. A shame, any genre-joint with Amy Smart (below) is usually worth a glance…even if a quick one. Well, we’ve got the first plot-points for GLIMMER below, scroll down and see if it was “smart” for Amy (and Shawn Roberts for that matter) to partake in this sumbitch!

Currently in pre-production, GLIMMER commences:

When 16 year old Annie Tuttle takes a walk at her lake front home and she spots a young girl standing on the ice covered lake. As Lucy falls through the ice Annie hurries to rescue her, and sees a figure at the center of the lake the figure seems to shimmer and disappear before her eyes.

Nine years later Annie is happily married to Jack Cole. Annie gets a letter which reads: “It’s going to kill you. Come alone”. The letter leads her to the Granger Institute and Lucy Talbot – the girl from the lake. Lucy explains that the GLIMMER will never let her live.

Outside, Annie meets up with Gabe, the local deputy and a former boyfriend. In Lucy’s room, Annie and Gabe discover two pictures and a page torn from a book dating back to 1698 in them, the figure of Eldridge Peck appears a man executed for being a witch. Meanwhile, Annie has discovered a link between the Peck family and her husband Jack. Annie must race against time to save herself and her unborn child from the GLIMMER.

GLIMMER is slated to premiere in L.A. on September 15th, 2011. Until then, keep it dialed here for more.

Source: Intandem Films

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