Dwellers 2021

MOVIE INFORMATION

Movie Name: Dwellers

Director: Drew Fortier

Cast: Drew Fortier,James L. Edwards,Douglas Esper,Omar Baig,Rick Jermain,Dustin Boltjes,William S. Tribell,Mitch Lafon,Jeffrey Hatrix,Tharasa DiMeo,David Ellefson,Isabelle Fox.

Edited By: N/A

Music By: N/A

Distributed By: N/A

Release Date: 2021-10-12

Release Year: 2021

Country: United States

Available Language: English

Budget: Not Expose

IMDB: 2.9

Box Office: Not Expose

Genre Main: Horror

Genre Full: Horror

Filming Company: Drew Fortier Productions,Ellefson Films.

Official Site: https://www.google.com/search?q=Dwellers+2021

Picture Color: color

Sound Mix: N/A

Picture Quality: 720p

File Size: 1GB

Story Line: With his reputation on the line, filmmaker Drew Fortier must overcome his neurotic tendencies while adhering to an impossible deadline to complete a documentary focusing on the suspicious disappearances within a homeless community. Are you familiar with a film called C.H.U.D.? Well, writer/director Drew Fortier (Attack of Life: The Bang Tango Movie) certainly is. His first feature, Dwellers (not to be confused with Dwellers: The Curse of Pastor Stokes) could be described as a found-footage version of the 1984 cult favourite.Dwellers is also the first film from Ellefson Films, headed by former Megadeth bassist David Ellefson who makes an appearance playing himself. That’s as opposed to his more recent appearance on camera playing with himself. The trailer for the film first appeared in November of 2019 and the film is just getting released now. Was it worth the wait, or should it have been left to dwell on a shelf? The film opens with a radio DJ talking about the disappearance of filmmakers Drew Fortier (Drew Fortier), James L. Edwards (James L. Edwards, The Dead Next Door, WrestleMassacre) and Douglas Esper (Douglas Esper, Anathema) before cutting to Esper alive and being interrogated by Inspector Dotani (Omar Baig, Let’s Make a Movie) who may or may not be a cop. Drew was hired by Ellefson to make a documentary on the homeless, but hasn’t managed to get it made. Under threat of a lawsuit, he needs to get that remedied right away. So the three of them begin interviewing local street people and begin to hear about people disappearing. A local cop, Detective Jenkins (Rick Jermain, Pungo: A Witch’s Tale, Milfs vs. Zombies) doesn’t seem too concerned, however.