Watching the cosmic, otherworldly dread unfold in Jeffrey A. Brown's The Beach House was one of my favorite viewing experiences of 2020, so I was thrilled to find out that Brown is back with his next feature-length film, The Unheard.
With the supernatural sci-fi horror film now streaming on Shudder, I caught up with Jeffrey in a new video interview to discuss working with the talented Lachlan Watson, his personal connection to the film's story of hearing loss, and how he brought the film's creepy VHS aesthetic to life on screen. As an added bonus for fans of The Beach House, Jeffrey also talks about what his pitch for The Beach House 2 would have looked like!
You can watch the video interview with Jeffrey below, and in case you missed it, read Cass Clarke's review of The Unheard!
Synopsis: After undergoing an experimental procedure to restore her damaged hearing, 20-year-old...
With the supernatural sci-fi horror film now streaming on Shudder, I caught up with Jeffrey in a new video interview to discuss working with the talented Lachlan Watson, his personal connection to the film's story of hearing loss, and how he brought the film's creepy VHS aesthetic to life on screen. As an added bonus for fans of The Beach House, Jeffrey also talks about what his pitch for The Beach House 2 would have looked like!
You can watch the video interview with Jeffrey below, and in case you missed it, read Cass Clarke's review of The Unheard!
Synopsis: After undergoing an experimental procedure to restore her damaged hearing, 20-year-old...
- 3/31/2023
- by Derek Anderson
- DailyDead
Watching the cosmic, otherworldly dread unfold in Jeffrey A. Brown's The Beach House was one of my favorite viewing experiences of 2020, so I'm thrilled that Brown is back with a new film, The Unheard, starring Lachlan Watson, and we have the official trailer ahead of the film's March 31st release on Shudder.
Synopsis: After undergoing an experimental procedure to restore her damaged hearing, 20-year-old Chloe Grayden begins to suffer from auditory hallucinations seemingly related to the mysterious disappearance of her mother.
Director: Jeffrey A. Brown
Screenwriters: Michael Rasmussen and Shawn Rasmussen
Starring: Lachlan Watson, Michele Hicks, Shunori Ramanathan, Brendan Meyer, Nick Sandow, Boyana Balta, Beckett Guest, Michelle Violette
Producers: Jeffrey A. Brown, Andrew Corkin, Michael Rasmussen, Shawn Rasmussen, Derek Rubin
Executive Producers: Theo James and Emily Gotto
Cinematographer: Owen Levelle
Editor: Aaron Crozier
Language: English
Running Time: 124 min.
Country of Origin: United States
The post Watch the Trailer for The Unheard,...
Synopsis: After undergoing an experimental procedure to restore her damaged hearing, 20-year-old Chloe Grayden begins to suffer from auditory hallucinations seemingly related to the mysterious disappearance of her mother.
Director: Jeffrey A. Brown
Screenwriters: Michael Rasmussen and Shawn Rasmussen
Starring: Lachlan Watson, Michele Hicks, Shunori Ramanathan, Brendan Meyer, Nick Sandow, Boyana Balta, Beckett Guest, Michelle Violette
Producers: Jeffrey A. Brown, Andrew Corkin, Michael Rasmussen, Shawn Rasmussen, Derek Rubin
Executive Producers: Theo James and Emily Gotto
Cinematographer: Owen Levelle
Editor: Aaron Crozier
Language: English
Running Time: 124 min.
Country of Origin: United States
The post Watch the Trailer for The Unheard,...
- 3/8/2023
- by Derek Anderson
- DailyDead
The social lives of animals enthrall the human mind. Finding qualities that resemble us in other species has the power, it seems, to make us feel connected to something beyond our mortal insignificance. It also amplifies our compassion for those creatures.
Proof of this obsession to anthropomorphize them, or at least to reflect ourselves in those traits, is that this year alone we’ve already seen two documentaries on the song of whales: A middling effort in last month’s “Fathom,” and an infinitely more engaging exploration of the history of our interactions with the cetaceans in director Joshua Zeman’s “The Loneliest Whale: The Search for 52.”
To map out the broader topics of this human-whale relationship, Zeman anchors his narrative on a single whale that has caused an online frenzy and puzzled scientists for decades. No one has seen it, but they’ve heard it. Nicknamed “52” because its song registers at 52 Hertz,...
Proof of this obsession to anthropomorphize them, or at least to reflect ourselves in those traits, is that this year alone we’ve already seen two documentaries on the song of whales: A middling effort in last month’s “Fathom,” and an infinitely more engaging exploration of the history of our interactions with the cetaceans in director Joshua Zeman’s “The Loneliest Whale: The Search for 52.”
To map out the broader topics of this human-whale relationship, Zeman anchors his narrative on a single whale that has caused an online frenzy and puzzled scientists for decades. No one has seen it, but they’ve heard it. Nicknamed “52” because its song registers at 52 Hertz,...
- 7/7/2021
- by Carlos Aguilar
- The Wrap
One film that I have been looking forward to this year is Jim Mickle’s We Are What We Are. I have been so impressed with Mickle’s work since I have seen Mulberry Street and my admiration continued with Stake Land. While We Are What We Are is a remake of Jorge Michel Grau’s 2010 film, from what we have been hearing, Mickle takes a different approach. Add in the fact that some St. Louis flavor were involved in this film including underground cult director Eric Stanze and Aaron Crozier.
IGN premiered the trailer last night. The film looks pretty somber, which is what I would expect from Mickle based off of Stake Land. “Gothic Americana” is a term I used when describing Stake Land and it looks like that might even more fitting to what I can see here.
Trailer
Synopsis
In We Are What We Are, a seemingly wholesome and benevolent family,...
IGN premiered the trailer last night. The film looks pretty somber, which is what I would expect from Mickle based off of Stake Land. “Gothic Americana” is a term I used when describing Stake Land and it looks like that might even more fitting to what I can see here.
Trailer
Synopsis
In We Are What We Are, a seemingly wholesome and benevolent family,...
- 8/28/2013
- by Andy Triefenbach
- Destroy the Brain
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