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Steve Barton   |  

Dec 22, 2011

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One freaky looking flick that caught our attention at last year’s Sundance Film Festival was The Oregonian. Missed it? Still confused by the film’s stills? No worries as the flick is on its way to VOD!

That’s right, weirdos. The Oregonian will be arriving on various VOD platforms including iTunes (link below) on January 17th.

If you’re at all familiar with the short films of filmmaker Calvin Reeder (Little Farm, The Rambler, Snake Mountain Colada), then you already know that when it comes to being disturbing, few out there do it better.

Lindsay Pulsipher, Robert Longstreet, Tipper Newton, Barlow Jacobs, and Matt Olsen star.

Synopsis
Leaving behind a desultory and possibly abusive existence, a beautiful farm girl, known only as The Oregonian (Lindsay Pulsipher), rushes headlong into an unknown future. Her getaway is cut short when she rams her car into an embankment. Shocked and confused, The Oregonian walks away either trying to flee the scene or looking for help. She walks toward the way she came and is turned around by a mysterious bright beacon and an ear-splittingly high-pitched beeping sound. She is then forced to confront her situation as she discovers a horrific scene back at her vehicle. Distraught, The Oregonian heads toward the direction she was going….and into a world she barely recognizes.

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