Amy Good, Billy Zane, and extra star in psychological thriller from Lethal Illusions director

Final 12 months’s Lethal Illusions was the fourth characteristic directed by Anna Elizabeth James, however her first thriller. When it was launched by the Netflix streaming service, it was the #1 film on the service worldwide for eight days straight. So it is sensible that James’ fifth characteristic can be a thriller. This one known as Blunt and stars Amy Good (Mirrors), Billy Zane (Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight), Matt Davis (Terror of Dracula), Greer Grammer (Awkward), and Ne-Yo (Crimson Tails).

Good’s character is

a single mom who wakes as much as discover herself hogtied and held captive at her nation trip rental by an unknown assailant. In a race towards time, she should piece collectively clues from the earlier visitors to search out out who assaulted her, and hopefully survive the ordeal.

Deadline reviews that Voltage Footage is dealing with world gross sales on Blunt and will probably be presenting it to potential patrons instantly. James is producing the movie below her Kiss and Story Productions banner. Richard Switzer, Julie Gause, Paul Luba, and Chad Verdi Jr. are additionally producing, with Larry Galluzzo and Tim Bien serving as govt producers.

Voltage’s Jonathan Deckter had this to say: “Lethal Illusions deservedly earned cult standing, changing into one of many largest streaming hits of 2021, so we’re thrilled to be again in enterprise with the very proficient Anna. She’s written one other tense and taut thriller with twists and turns which can be certain to fulfill her rising fan base.“

James added: “I like when a feminine lead is the detective of her personal story. It’s a fascinating playground to be in and one I feel is never tapped into, particularly from the feminine gaze. Amy and the remainder of our solid delivered a efficiency past my wildest creativeness, and I’m thrilled with what we will probably be sharing with our viewers — a traditional who-dun-it with thoughts bending parts and, what I’d prefer to assume, is a progressive and pulpy tackle the entire post-pandemic, app residing world.“

Blunt sounds fascinating to me, so I stay up for seeing the way it seems. How does this venture sound to you? Did you watch Lethal Illusions (pictured under)? Tell us by leaving a remark.