Living in Oblivion Roger Corman this dark and slimy entity

this dark and slimy entity is infecting anyone in its path

Stylishly directed by Gerry O'Hara

it's personal

and starring Emily Bergl (television's SOUTHLAND) as a bullied schoolgirl who possesses a largely unexplored link to the telekinetic terror of Carrie White - the scares come thick and fast in this fan-favourite instalment - which also pays respectful homage to the abjection and atmospherics of its ground-breaking femme-on-fire predecessor

The Making of Fallen Angels - vintage cast & crew newscast interviews

Living in Oblivion Roger Corman this dark and slimy entityThe leading man has just had a disastrous one night stand with the leading lady; the cinematographer is breaking up with the assistant director; the director's mother has wandered onto the set; and the little person hired for the dream sequence has a big attitude. From award winning writer director Tom DiCillo (Johnny Suede) comes an inventive, hilarious look at the movie making business. Steve Buscemi (Reservoir Dogs), Catherine Keener (Being John