The film is scary with a great moral message that wraps religion, the supernatural, and our greatest fears all into one film. This is not a cheesy horror movie but instead a clever, heartfelt film that brings the Christian audience into the horror genre (Randolph Kret, Indican Pictures VP).
The Channel was screened by us at the EFM after debuting at the Fright Night Film festival, and as part of our aggressive new campaign for sci-fi films with a fresh angle, we hunted this film down. The film will, we hope, energize a new synergy between Christian audiences and the horror genre (Shaun Hill, Indican Pictures President).
The film is being featured in several supernatural-themed magazines and TV shows this spring as the genesis of the story is rooted in a real life experience.
Negotiations were conducted by Shaun Hill of Indican Pictures, Tom Lewis, and Myron Natwick of Seeing Shadows LLC.
Plot Outline: Following a near-death experience in a car crash, teenager Cassie Stevens finds herself haunted by a shadowy figure… something has followed her back from the other side. As these visions escalate, Cassie discovers that everyone haunted by this specter has died. No shrink can help her, only a priest, Fr. McCready, who can perform the only remedy Cassie may have – an exorcism. Will it work? Will she die? Or will it free the demon?
