The First Poster is released for the Horror Thriller "A House is Not a Home" - PRESS RELEASE

                                                         A House Is Not A Home

                                                       “Leaving is Not an Option!”



DeInstitutionalized LLC has released the first poster for their horror thriller A House is Not a Home. This horror title was shot in Simi Valley, California during December of 2012. The film notably stars Gerald Webb (Layover, “True Blood”) Bill Cobbs (Night at the Museum), Eddie Steeples (“My Name is Earl”) and Richard Grieco (“21 Jump Street”). And, A House is Not a Home will complete post-production in June of this year.

The first graphic for the feature warns of an entity inside this new home. The Williams’ Family have recently moved into their residence, but something is not right. Shapes and shadows move in the home, late at night and a presence is stalking this family. That presence is hinted at, if viewers look closely at the movie poster for A House is Not a Home.

Horror fans will not have to wait long to see the film. Once production is complete, A House is Not a Home will seek distribution across multiple formats. Specific release details will be announced shortly through production houses DeInstitutionalized LLC, Transformation Films and Tiki Terrors LLC.

Director: Christopher Ray.

Writers: James Kondelik, Jon Kondelik and Victoria Dadi.

Cast: Gerald Webb, Bill Cobbs, Eddie Steeples, Diahnna Nicole Baxter, Aurora Perrineau, Melvin Gregg and Richard Grieco.

Producers: Gerald Webb and Christopher Ray

Co-producer: Richard Grieco.

The trailer for A House is Not a Home is available here on Youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dE9o6CpnMY&feature=youtu.be

DeInstitutionalized LLC Releases the First Trailer for Supernatural Thriller A House is Not a Home

DeInstitutionalized LLC has released the first trailer for the supernatural thriller A House is Not a Home. In the clip, the principal actors can be seen, dealing with an unseen and malevolent force. Actor Bill Cobbs (A Night at the Museum) plays a real estate agent, who sells the Williams family a haunted home. Gerald Webb is Ben Williams. He is a man struggling to keep his family together under chaotic conditions. Meanwhile, actor Eddie Steeples plays an expert on the occult, who attempts to rid the home of an ancient spirit, while Richard Grieco lurks in the shadows. All of these actors and characters will come together in an exciting and action-packed supernatural thriller, which brings something unexpected for horror and thriller fans in its final reels.

A House is Not a Home is now in post-production. This title will now work to find distribution, with a release date soon to be announced.

Director: Christopher Douglas-Olen Ray 

Director of Photography: Alexander Yellen
Producers: Gerald Webb and Christopher Ray
Co-producer: Richard Grieco
Cast: Bill Cobbs, Eddie Steeples, Richard Grieco, and Melvin Gregg

Synopsis: “A House Is Not A Home: Ben (Webb) and Linda Williams move the family into a dream home in a last ditch effort to save their troubled marriage. Despite their good intentions, they cannot shake the feeling that they are being watched by something. Their unimaginable fears are realized when things inside the house take a supernatural and sinister turn. Ben and his family flee for their lives, but it is too late. The house isn't finished with them, trapping the family in its labyrinth. The Williams must come together as never before to fight for their family, their lives and to escape.”

  
Company Bio: DeInstituionalized LLC is a production company that was developed by producers Christopher Olen Ray and Gerald Webb. Both producers are working to create diversity in their casting and production choices. DeInstitutionalized will continue to produce the best in exciting genres as this company breaks through stereotypes and Hollywood molds to bring entertaining film products to film fans.

More on DeInstitutionalized can be found at the production company’s website:
www.DeInstitutionalizedFilms.com

DeInstitutionalized Films Announces New Horror Feature

Production company DeInstiutionalized LLC has finished shooting a new thrilling horror feature titled A House is Not a Home. And, A House is Not a Home is bringing the best in the film world together, in this haunted house thriller. Gerald Webb (Layover, Adopting Terror) stars as Ben, a husband trying his best to salvage a troubled marriage. They choose to move into a new home, but terror awaits them. Now, an unseen presence keeps them trapped in their house, until they can find a way to work together. But, few will escape this nightmare!

DeInstitutionalized LLC continues to offer diversity in its casting choices. Veteran and well known actor Bill Cobbs (A Night at the Musuem) stars in this horror feature, along with up-and-comer Eddie Steeples (“My Name is Earl”). The prolific actor Richard Grieco (“21 Jump Street”) will also star as Rafkin. All of these actors will star in a sinister supernatural tale that is sure to delight horror audiences.

Director: Christopher Douglas-Olen Ray
Producers: Gerald Webb and Christopher Ray
Co-producer: Richard Grieco
Director of Photography: Alexander Yellen
Cast: Melvin Gregg

Synopsis: “A House Is Not A Home: Ben (Webb) and Linda Williams move the family into a dream home in a last ditch effort to save their troubled marriage. Despite their good intentions, they cannot shake the feeling that they are being watched by something. Their unimaginable fears are realized when things inside the house take a supernatural and sinister turn. Ben and his family flee for their lives, but it is too late. The house isn't finished with them, trapping the family in its labyrinth. The Williams must come together as never before to fight for their family, their lives and to escape.”

Company Bio: DeInstituionalized LLC is a production company that was developed by producers Christopher Olen Ray and Gerald Webb. Ray has won awards for his production work in television, while Webb continues to make a name for himself both in front and behind the camera. Webb has worked on over fifty films in various capacities.

The goal of DeInstitionalized is to create diversity in its production choices. DeInstitutionalized will continue to produce the best in various genres as this company breaks stereotypes and forges new alliances in the competitive Los Angeles film community.

More on DeInstitutionalized can be found at the production company’s website (in development):
www.DeInstitutionalizedFilms.com

Cast Announced for Zombie Plantation - PRESS RELEASE

Huze Media Group is pleased to announce Jake McLaughlin, star of NBC’s The Frontier pilot, has joined the cast of Zombie Plantation. McLaughlin (Oliver Stone’s Savages, Warrior, In the Valley of Elah, and Crash) will star as Mike Stone. Mike became the default leader of a group of survivors at the age of nine following his father's death and has earned their respect and gratitude over the past twenty years. Together with his wife, Summer, he has carved out a life for their son and every other resident of Stone Compound.
Genre fans are familiar with multiple award winning actor Gerald Webb (Zombie Apocalypse, Battle of Los Angeles, Air Collision) who also stars as Lee, a dedicated family man whose quick wit is only matched by his quicker temper.

Sean Huze (The Next Three Days, Green Zone, In the Valley of Elah) rounds out the starring cast as Andy, Mike’s right hand man who wrestles with loneliness in this post apocalyptic world.

Synopsis: More than a quarter century has passed since humanity lost the war to the undead. A ragged group of families have managed to survive within the walls of Stone Compound, a make shift safe-haven for survivors led by Mike Stone (Jake McLaughlin). This growing community was never meant to be permanent, and is now on the verge of collapse. Resources are low and for the first time in over two decades, Mike leads a team to scavenge beyond the protection of the compound. He is joined by Lee (Gerald Webb) and Andy (Sean Huze). Unknowingly, they trespass on the property of Curtis Strong, the plantation boss of Rosewood. Strong has embraced the new world and the residents of Rosewood are slaves that live in fear of being fed to their late family and friends that have been turned into flesh-eating ghouls. Curtis senses they are not mere drifters and is eager to add to his group of unwilling subjects. Through fear, torture and manipulation he tries to find out the location of Stone Compound. Can Mike do what's necessary to save his people from becoming Curtis' slaves, or even worse, joining the ranks of the undead?

In the film’s first concept poster, Mike can be seen protecting his son while trying to make his way through the treachery of Strong’s Rosewood Plantation. As the undead rise, blood red runs through the grounds and sky symbolizing death looming in every shadow. Will the undead rule the day or does Rosewood Plantation hold more secrets than are revealed here? This previously unreleased, fear-inducing art beckons moviegoers to approach a world in chaos, where every step forward could be the last for Mike, his son, the families of Stone Compound, and maybe all of mankind.

Zombie Plantation was written by the critically acclaimed Sean Huze, whose recent efforts include penning the screenplay for The Tell Tale Heart starring Rose McGowan, the screenplay for The Wolf, and the stage play The Sand Storm.

Director: Sonny Marler
Producers: Tom Bhramayana (Mysterious Island) and Matt Keith (Mutants, Mysterious Island, The Tell Tale Heart)
Production start: Spring 2012 in St. Amant, Louisiana.

Zombie Plantation sneak peek location reel is here.

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