Teaser posters introduce the characters of Full Moon Inc.

Last Updated on August 2, 2021

Alabama-based production company Fighting Owl Films are currently in post-production on FULL MOON INC., a film that blends the genres of film noir, horror, and fantasy.

Khristian Fulmer stars as paranormal investigator Nick Moon, who must 

delve into a hidden world of monsters and creatures of the night as he takes on a case to retrieve an ancient artifact with astonishing power.

Fulmer is joined in the cast by Erin Lilley as Moon's secretary Daisy O'Reilly and Leah Christine Johnson as his newest client, Lilah Fontaine. The three of them are featured in the newly released character posters that can be seen below.

The official site for the production can be visited at FullMoonIncmovie.com, which is designed to look like the website for the lead character's paranormal detective agency. There's even a working office number you can call to hear a message from the agency staff and leave a message of your own.

With the plot description, posters, and website, FULL MOON INC. has caught my attention. It sounds like it could be fun, so I'm looking forward to finding out more about this movie as Fighting Owl gets it ready to be released into the world.

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