Gruesome Magazine gives PAINKILLER four out of five stars, calling the short, “a gripping, highly entertaining sci-fi/horror hybrid.”
In this interview from the NYC Horror Film Festival, actress Kelly Rae LeGault talks about working on the film, bringing her character to life, and more. Learn all about the collaboration and creativity that made PAINKILLER possible!
The cast and crew will be honored on Saturday, January 16, during a red-carpet gala at the Macabre Faire Film Festival in Hauppauge, New York.
To learn more, please visit the festival’s Web site or Facebook page.
Jerry Janda — PAINKILLER’s writer, producer, and co-star — recently spoke to Rogue Cinema about his experiences working on the film. He also talked about his upcoming projects.
We’re proud to announce that PAINKILLER is an official selection of the prestigious NYC Horror Film Festival!
The festival will take place from November 12 and 15, and we’re screening as part of Program 5 at 7:15 p.m. on Friday the 13th — right before Sean Cunningham receives a lifetime achievement award.
This is a huge honor for us!
To get the full schedule, please visit http://nychorrorfest.com/schedule/. Tickets are for sale online too.
Many members of the cast and crew will be in attendance. We hope to see you there!
Jeremiah Kipp, PAINKILLER’s director, picked up an award at the first-ever Wreak Havoc Horror Film Festival for his work on this short.
The festival ran October 9th and 10th at the historic Ansonia Theatre in Wadesboro, NC. PAINKILLER was one of the festival’s official selections — along with 30 other short films and 4 feature films that a panel of 12 judges carefully selected from 653 submissions.
Jeremiah received the award for best director. A panel of 4 judges selected the award winners from a 100 point grading rubric.
DITCH — a 3-minute thriller — is a collaboration between Jerry Janda (PAINKILLER’s writer/executive producer/co-star) and Jeffrey Scott Gould (PAINKILLER’s cinematographer/executive producer/editor). Jerry wrote DITCH, and Jeff provided the cinematography and editing. Jerry and Jeff also directed and produced this taut mini-short.
Jerry and Jeff plan to make even more shorts (two are in pre-production), and we’re looking forward to seeing what else they come up with!
You can watch DITCH below. Check it out!
Pictured from left: Jeremiah Kipp, Kelly Rae LeGault, and Jerry Janda
Members of the PAINKILLER crew reunited this weekend to shoot a scene for BLACK WAKE, a feature film written by Jerry Janda (who also wrote, produced, and co-starred in PAINKILLER).
BLACK WAKE is directed by Jeremiah Kipp (PAINKILLER’s director) and co-stars Kelly Rae LeGault (the star of PAINKILLER). Jerry makes a cameo as a police officer, and, by all accounts, probably needed a painkiller after filming wrapped.
We’re really looking forward to seeing how this collaboration turns out when BLACK WAKE is released next year!
Jerry Janda (PAINKILLER’s writer/producer/co-star) and Jeffrey Scott Gould (PAINKILLER’s cinematographer/producer/editor) have teamed up to co-direct a series of horror micro-shorts.
They wrapped their first — DITCH — on September 19.
Break a leg, guys!
For behind-the-scenes photos of DITCH, check out:
Wreak Havoc Horror Film Fest will hold its first-ever event on Friday, October 9, and Saturday, October 10, at the historic Ansonia Theatre in Wadesboro, NC — and PAINKILLER is on the program!
The festival received more than 650 submissions, and PAINKILLER was one of the 35 selections to make the cut. That’s quite an honor for us!
