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“The Activated Man” Set for Theatrical Release, Blending Horror and Grief

Supernatural thriller featuring genre veterans to debut December 13th

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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Independent film “The Activated Man” is set to have its worldwide theatrical premiere starting December 13th. The film explores themes of grief and spirituality through the lens of supernatural thriller. Starring Jamie Costa as a man grappling with the loss of his dog, “The Activated Man” follows his character as he experiences unsettling visions and a blurred line between reality and the paranormal.

Directed by Nicholas Gyeney and produced through his company Mirror Images Ltd, “The Activated Man” has already received critical acclaim on the film festival circuit. It has won around 30 awards total, including top honors for horror/thriller at the Glendale International Film Festival and HorrOrigins Film Festival in Tucson. New York-based distributor Stonecutter Media acquired North American distribution rights based on this festival success.

In addition to its theatrical run starting December 13th, the film will also be available to rent or buy on cable and digital platforms. This will allow the film to reach a wide audience across the United States. Gyeney said he is excited for audiences nationwide to experience the film this winter season. He hopes it will appeal not only to horror fans but also those dealing with grief and loss.

Boasting an impressive ensemble cast, “The Activated Man” stars Jamie Costa alongside veteran actors Tony Todd, Sean Young, and Kane Hodder. It also features Andrew Keegan, Vladimir Kulich, Sab Shimono, Ivana Rojas, and Scott Brown in supporting roles. By exploring complex themes of grief and spirituality through a supernatural thriller story, “The Activated Man” aims to offer viewers a thought-provoking cinematic experience beyond traditional genre tropes.

Tags: Andrew KeeganHorrorKane HodderNicholas GyeneySean YoungThe Activated ManThrillerTony Todd Jeffrey Bowm
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