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Neighborhood Watch, A Truly Disturbing Film Claims Another Victim

Anne Howard, film publicist and writer 514-523-3771 www.rushprnews.com
Neighborhood Watch A profoundly disturbing film A movie that makes David Lynch look like Mary Poppins Claims Another Fainting Victim at Midnight screening
"Neighborhood Watch is the touching story of a man trying to police his neighborhood from an outbreak of perverted sex"
Montreal,
QC (rushprnews) July 22nd, 2006- A terrifying psychological thriller who strangely manages to bring humour into play,
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH written and directed by Graeme Whifler, produced by
Jeff Kirshbaum and Michael J. Brody claims another victim at the
Midnight, Friday July 21st Fantasia Film Festival's
screening in Montreal, Québec. A young man of about twenty five years of age fainted during one of
the most gruesome final scene of the movie, bringing the count to three such
incidents up-to-now and multiple other physical gut wrenching reactions.
Superbly acted by a cast composing of
Nick Searcy from DAYS OF THUNDER, FRIED GREEN TOMATOES and THE PRINCE
OF TIDES whose performance in this film is being compared to Anthony
Perkins in Psycho, the other cast includes Jack Huston, grandson of
John Huston and Pell James who was lately seen playing opposite Bill
Murray in BROKEN FLOWERS, this film is truly terrifying to its
audience.
The director, Graeme Whifler and the producer,
Michael J. Brody were present at the screening and were both available
for interviews prior and following to the screening. Questions ranged
from mental state of the crew while filming to the source of
inspirations. Whifler's descriptions of the true events that inspired
the film were received with great interest.
The website: www.neighborhoodwatchthefilm.com (Caution, for adults only)
Although
it may be comforting to imagine that the chilling story of Neighborhood
Watch is entirely fictional, "Its actually based in truth", says
writer/director Graeme Whifler. "I saw a story on a TV news show about
an ambulance attendant who used to bring in donuts and snacks for his
fellow crew members Whifler explains. He seemed like a normal, likable
guy. But gradually people on his crew learned not to eat anything he
brought in. The people who kept eating this stuff were feeling sick
all the time. The more they ate, the sicker they got. Well, it turned
out that he was putting rat poison in the donuts! Years later, this
guy became a doctor and ended up in prison because at least six of the
patients he assisted died from poisoning".
The film
tells the story of a man so obsessed with sex that he ends up
castrating himself and turned his living quarter into an operating room
to cut open his stomach and poke looking for the organic source of his
obsession. These horrific true stories provided the basic concept of
Neighborhood Watch. This isnt a film about violence, its about the
fear of being violated. The whole movie is a series of violations
designed to chip away at each one of those childhood fears we all have
inside us. I want to entertain my audience. I want to make them
squirm and cringe and really disturb them, Whifler explains, and from
reactions audience, it seems that Whifler has succeeded.
QUOTES
FROM REVIEWS "If the website ( http://neighborhoodwatchthefilm.com/) is
any indication of how well this film will be promoted, then I say kudos
to Whifler and Cafe Productions. Neighborhood Watch's website is one of
the darkest spots on the internet and I strongly urge those reading
this review to give the site a full once-over. It's like seeing a train
wreck for the first time." Horrorview.com
"Neighborhood Watch is the most disgusting film I have ever seen." Horrorview.com
"Neighborhood Watch features the most profoundly disturbing imagery ever
movie: www.neighborhoodwatchthefilm.com
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