Distribution rights for David J. Negron Jr. and Fred Calvert's Killing Ariel are now being offered for sale by Shoreline Entertainment Inc.. The movie had what appears to have been its world première at the Sol Dance Film Fiesta in Midway, Utah on January 22nd.
The screenplay for Killing Ariel was written by Calvert. The movie stars Michael Brainard as Rick, Axelle Grelet as Ariel, Miguel Nájera as the psychiatrist, Joseph Gatt as the incubus, Sukunya Wangsomnuk as the succubus, Shana Sosin as Nancy, Colton Shires as young Ricky, Brad Whitfield as Rick's father, Stacey Martino as Rick's mother, Sal Romeo as Nicholas, Suzette Belouin as Karen, Maggie Fine as Rick's secretary, Lisa Franks as Julia, Anissa Davis as young Julia, Steven Lamprinos as Bradley, Nakoda Shires as young Bradley, Gary Hourani as Jerry, Lindsley Allen as Nicholas' girl, Paul Mackley as the gas station attendant, Lauren Mary Kim as the Tai-Chi woman, (Fred) Calvert as the grandfather, Rina Bennett as the grandmother, Michael Durrette as the psych orderly, Tom Stewart as the Porsche seller, Bob White as the home owner, Nyra as the bathroom girl with an afro, Steve Monroe as the crazy sock sucker, Rob Tepper as the asylum inmate, Jaimie Trueblood as the hot tub guy, Rob Ishizu as the swimmer, Danielle Young as hot tub girl #1, Sara Glaser as hot tub girl #2, and Johnny Evans as the guy with a bong.
Here's a synopsis for Killing Ariel from the official website for the movie: "One night, a female demon attacks Rick, a contentedly married man. Under the spell of the demon, he takes a beautiful young woman, Ariel, off to an isolated house for a weekend fling. There, bizarre and frightening things happen, and accidentally Rick kills Ariel. But she won't stay dead. He soon realizes that she is the demon that first attacked him. He defends himself by killing her again. And again. But no matter how many times he kills her, she keeps coming back. When he finally escapes and returns home, he discovers that his life has disappeared into a nightmare of madness, lust, adultery, and cold-blooded murder."
Killing Ariel trailer (downloadable 39.8 MB MOV file - viewer discretion is advised)
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Killing Ariel official website
MySpace: Killing Ariel official page
Shoreline Entertainment: Killing Ariel