Voices Carry/Massacre at Femur Creek
October 22, 2024 7:00 PM
This is a Tuesday double feature, 2 films, one price.
VOICES CARRY - 7pm
Thriller / Horror / 81min
Wr/Dir. Derek Lukosius
Henry arrives in a new city for his first wedding
photography gig. But when he checks into his BNB in hopes of a quiet stay, he gets much more than he bargained for. On his first night in the basement apartment, he is kept awake by disruptive sounds coming from the unit above. Each subsequent night, the noises become more unsettling and messages from his dodgy host become stranger and more alarming. Disgruntled and prepared to check out early, Henry uncovers his host’s secret and quickly realizes that checking out may not be as easy as he had thought.
Director Biography - Derek Lukosius
Derek Lukosius is an award-winning filmmaker from Hamilton Ontario. He graduated with a Bachelor of Film and Media Production in 2014. In 2016, Derek proudly won the prestigious Hamilton Arts Award for Emerging Media Artist.His films have screened at festivals all around the world from Puerto Rico, to Mexico to the UK to New York. His film, Camp Kenneth, proudly won an award with judge Bruce Clark, DOP of Canada’s Worst Driver, calling it “guerilla filmmaking at its best!”
https://youtu.be/_x1MYftqdfw?feature=shared
MASSACRE AT FEMUR CREEK - 8:45pm
Horror / 82min
Wr/Dir. Kyle Hytonen
As his wedding day approaches, a nervous groom reluctantly joins his childhood friends at a wild bachelor party organized by his overbearing best friend. However, the festivities turn into a night of terror when a psychotic killer starts hunting them down, forcing the group to confront their deepest fears and fight for their lives in a desperate struggle for survival. Cast / Crew / Locations in Hamilton
Director Biography - Kyle Hytonen
Kyle Hytonen cut his teeth on indie cinema in the frozen tundra of Thunder Bay. Since moving south to the warmer confines of Hamilton, Kyle, who may or may not be an illegitimate child of tough guy Brian Dennehy, has directed and produced several shorts and features in the horror genre. His film Massacre at Femur Creek toured several film festivals, where Kyle spent most of his time eating cured meats and hocking cheap t-shirts.
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