We got word from co-writer Charles Hall that MESSENGERS will play at the International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival at the end of October. He is justifiably proud of the fact they picked up Best Screenplay honors at the fest.
It’s a creepy sounding tale that goes a little something like this:
It’s winter in the quiet fishing village of Brighton Mills when the town doctor suddenly dies. His patients panic. There seems to be no one else who understands their special needs. When his daughter, the cool and logical Dr. Sarah Chapel returns home, she embarks on a quest to find out why he had been medicating his patients when their only ailments seem to be an inability to get sick and die. Digging deeper into the unusual atmosphere of Brighton Mills, Sarah tries to make sense of her father’s interest in the paranormal, and the paranoid townspeople who can’t seem to find relief from the voices that haunt them.
For more info on the Festival (which we first told you about here), click on the logo above to get all the ticket, scheduling and other fest info your dark genre heart could desire!
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