First Look at Striking poster for THE SHASTA TRIANGLE + Exclusive Photos & Clip from New Sci-Fi Film Coming Out December 3rd
Josh Millican
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Embedded at the top of the article, check out our exclusive clip from The Shasta Triangle, a survival horror movie arriving in select theaters and VOD beginning December 3rd. We’ve also got the film’s poster and an exclusive image below.
Synopsis:
Paula, a woman in her 30’s, returns to her hometown of Shasta, California to uncover the truth about her father’s disappearance when she was a child. Her parents were fringe scientists using ancient geometry to figure out what was causing a mysterious horn-like sound happening all over the world. First, her mother died mysteriously, and then her father disappeared when she was young, and Paula has come back to Shasta to get closure on what happened. When her childhood friends discover she is back, they join her and travel deep into the Shasta woods. Once they reach the old area they played in as children called the “hide and seek tree”, they are held captive by forces beyond their control forcing them to challenge the very nature of reality. In a terrifying battle, Paula comes to know the truth of what happened so many years ago, at a cost to herself that she could have never imagined.
The Shasta Triangle is directed by Barry W. Levy who also penned the screenplay based on a story by Helenna Santos; the film stars an ensemble cast that includes Dani Lennon, Ayanna Berkshire, Helenna Santos, Deborah Lee Smith, and Madeline Merritt.
Full of mystical and unsettling phenomena that conspiracy theorists will love, The Shasta Triangle is a female-driven cerebral sci-fi/horror movie perfect for audiences who watch the SYFY network or CW shows like Supernatural, and similar in tone to a movie version of a Twilight Zone or Outer Limits episode.
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