Richard Powell Releases a Film that Is Anything But Familiar

Steve Barton   |  

Aug 4, 2011

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What is that inner voice that guides us through our daily lives? Some say it’s your conscience, some say it’s your soul. Regardless of where that voice comes from, writer-director Richard Powell has created a horrific vision as to what may happen if you ignore what that voice is saying to you with his new film Familiar.

From Fatal Pictures, produced by Zach Green and featuring Robert Nolan in the self-loathing starring role, Familiar is a psychological mind-freak. Through a series of tragic events Nolan’s middle-aged main character grows to suspect the negative impulses plaguing his mind may not be his own, with hideous results. And bringing those horrific images to life was the immensely talented F/X team of Ryan Louagie, Carlos Henriques and Steven Dawley, collectively known as The Butcher Shop.

Keep an eye on Dread Central for any updates we can scare up on this unique combination of tension and gore called Familiar.

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