You may not know aspiring actress Jen Dance, but you will Down the Road. The pretty 20-year-old model is making her feature film debut in the new indie frightener from writer/director Jason Christopher. Dance plays an emotionally unstable girl taken on a camping trip by friends who start to mysteriously disappear.
Down the Road costars Chelsey Garner (Killer Shorts 2), Shaun Paul Costello (“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”), Chris Ready (Bloodlust Zombies), David J Bonner (Six Degrees of Hell), and beloved genre treasure Clint Howard (Bloodrayne: The Third Reich).
To learn a little more about Dance, go here. To keep up with the film, visit the Down the Road Facebook page.
Russian model-turned-actress Olga Fonda has barely got any acting creds under her garter belt, but the 29-year-old stunner lives life like a God—in her underwear, playing Rubik’s Cube.
Esquire recently dropped in on the Real Steel starlet to shoot yet another Pulitzer worthy Me In My Place video. If you’re feeling a little too under-dressed to visit their site, don’t worry … I gotcha covered.
Brothers Paul and Benjamin China will hold the world premiere of their feature film debut Crawl, an Australian home invasion thriller, at this year’s Screamfest film festival in Los Angeles. Aussie actress Georgina Haig toplines the film as a waitress held captive in her house after getting caught up in a murder plot.
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The official synopsis reads:
A seedy bar owner hires a mysterious Croatian to murder an acquaintance over an unpaid debt. The crime is carried out, but a planned double-crossing backfires, and an innocent waitress suddenly becomes involved.
Now a hostage in her own home, the young woman is driven to desperate measures for survival. A suspenseful, yet darkly humorous chain of events builds to a blood-curdling and unforgettable climax.
The Crawl premiere will be held at noon on Oct. 27 at the Mann’s Chinese Theater on Hollywood Blvd. To purchase tickets, go here.
Heig’s creds include the 2010 Screen Australia supernatural killer-truck frightener Road Kill and the 2009 high school-set psych-thriller Wasted on the Young. She was also up for the role of Gwen Stacy in Columbia Pictures’ Marc Webb-directed Spiderman reboot, but lost out to Emma Stone.
