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REAL COOL TIME REVIEW

 


A stubborn, unwelcome journalist’s late-night visit to the home of a haunted musician reveals dark secrets and whets deadly appetites.


Starring: Lanae Hyneman, Alice Shen, and Kara Gray


Directed and written by: Matthew Packman


  You might expect to have a “Real Cool Time” hanging out with a popular musician, but that’s not the case this time. Juliya (Alice Shen) is a reporter, and comes to Devin’s (Lanae Hyneman) apartment for an interview. Devin had been avoiding her and others after an incident between Devin and another person. It appears something is still going on with Devin, but Juliya pushes on with the interview.

  Devin barely answers the questions, and goes to the bathroom for a break. Juliya runs out of patience, and storms into the bathroom only to find Devin cutting herself. Devin warns her to leave before it’s too late, but it’s always too late. A storm is brewing outside, but something worse is about to happen inside this apartment.

  This short horror film is only about 20 minutes long, but it will keep the audience’s attention with the suspense and tension. Devin's mysterious behavior, and the apartment setting with the storm in the background helps set the mood. What stands out is that the film gives the audience just enough horror without having to go over the top. It keeps it as real as possible except for the obvious sinister reason things go wrong waiting in the background. “Real Cool Time” is about to hit film festivals, and horror fans should have a real cool time enjoying it.


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World Premiere: Days of the Dead International Film Festival, held June 23 to June 25 in Indianapolis, IN.


Trailer: https://vimeo.com/800730736/25b08b548e

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