Syfy and RHI Entertainment team up for Roadkill, The Other Side

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Production company RHI Entertainment and the Syfy channel have jointly announced that they’re teaming up for two supernatural thrillers, to air in 2011. Called THE OTHER SIDE and ROADKILL, the flicks aim to further dip into our fears of alternate dimensions and giant birds, respectively…


The Other Side, written by Douglas G. Davis (Carny), is the story of a groundbreaking device designed to glimpse alternate universes. But when the machine malfunctions on its first demonstration and transports a group of observers into a nightmarish new dimension of bizarre alien terrors, the travelers must use ingenuity and courage to survive. But even if they stay alive, without a working transport, the group may never make it home.


In Roadkill, written by Rick Suvalle (Astroboy), a group of friends take a scenic RV road trip to their high school reunion. Their cross-country adventure takes a decidedly unexpected turn when an ancient Gypsy curse takes wing by way of a giant flesh-eating bird of prey.

THE OTHER SIDE and ROADKILL will both begin production on location in Ireland this summer.

Source: RHI Entertainment

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