Life Outside The Frame is a new 5-part short film web series that focuses on the lives of fringe characters from popular entertainment franchises, who are now struggling in the “real world.” Based on the Star Wars universe, episode one tells the story of Jarvis, an ex-Stormtrooper, who’s trying to reintegrate back home in London after the destruction of the Death Star.
Life Outside The Frame: Episode 1 – Star Wars is directed By Julian Palmer; written by Palmer, alongside Alan Hawkes; produced By Alan Wigley; and stars Stephen Chance as Jarvis.
Life Outside The Frame: Episode 1 – Star Wars is directed By Julian Palmer; written by Palmer, alongside Alan Hawkes; produced By Alan Wigley; and stars Stephen Chance as Jarvis.
- 4/10/2017
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
Stars: Olivia Williams, Matthew Modine, Antonia Clarke, Adam Thomas Wright, Richard Dillane, Howard Lee, Jonathan Jaynes, Rebecca Calder, Steve Oram, David J. Peel, Mark Heenehan, Stephen Chance | Written and Directed by Nick Willing
When it comes to ghost stories focused on haunted houses my personal favourites are The Haunting and The Legend of Hell House, the psychological scares make them genuinely creepy and most importantly effective. The Haunting of Radcliffe House (also known as Altar) which has recently been released on DVD makes an attempt to scare its audience in classic ways, is it be effective?
When Meg Hamilton (Olivia Hamilton) is asked to renovate Radcliffe Hall she moves her family, including artist husband Alec (Matthew Modine) into the house while she works on it. As she discovers more about the house though including the revelation of a secret room in the attic things gradually push Meg to decide to move out of the house.
When it comes to ghost stories focused on haunted houses my personal favourites are The Haunting and The Legend of Hell House, the psychological scares make them genuinely creepy and most importantly effective. The Haunting of Radcliffe House (also known as Altar) which has recently been released on DVD makes an attempt to scare its audience in classic ways, is it be effective?
When Meg Hamilton (Olivia Hamilton) is asked to renovate Radcliffe Hall she moves her family, including artist husband Alec (Matthew Modine) into the house while she works on it. As she discovers more about the house though including the revelation of a secret room in the attic things gradually push Meg to decide to move out of the house.
- 5/18/2015
- by Paul Metcalf
- Nerdly
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