Blue Finch Films has recently secured the North American distribution rights for the horror film “Mom,” featuring the talented actress Emily Hampshire known for her role in Schitt’s Creek. The movie, which made its debut at Glasgow FrightFest, has been picked up by Uncork’d Entertainment and is set to hit theaters later this year after a successful deal at the Cannes market.
“Mom” follows the harrowing story of a struggling mother, portrayed by Hampshire, who finds herself abandoned by her family and partner following a traumatic event. As she spirals into loneliness and despair, she becomes plagued by a malevolent entity intent on forcing her to confront her darkest memories.
Directed by Adam O’Brien and penned by Philip Kalin-Hajdu, the film also features performances by François Arnaud and Christian Convery. Delirium Pictures and Kinetic Film Group are behind the production of this spine-chilling tale of horror and redemption.
Keith Leopard, President of Uncork’d Entertainment, expressed his enthusiasm for the film, praising the filmmakers for delivering a suspenseful supernatural thriller that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats. O’Brien himself shared his excitement for the collaboration with Uncork’d, highlighting the dedication and meticulous approach the distribution company brings to each project.
Overall, “Mom” promises to be a haunting and atmospheric cinematic experience, blending elements of horror and psychological drama to deliver a gripping narrative that will leave viewers spellbound. With a talented cast, a talented director, and a compelling story, this film is poised to make a significant impact on the horror genre and captivate audiences with its chilling tale of fear and redemption.