NA VOTH LILLITH

Julia Voth In Lilith: Support Indie Horror

Julia Voth stars as Sarah in Reddy's Lilith

Horror movies are a dime a dozen, and while we don’t talk about them quite as often as we do video games here at NA, we love us a good horror film. I first got wind of Lilith last February when we had the pleasure of interviewing Bitch Slap’s Julia Voth here on the site. Things were a bit “hush hush” back then, but I could tell for sure that Voth was excited about the project. Whenever actors have so much passion for a project I instantly want to know more. The film is directed by one Sridar Reddy and has some of the coolest concept art that I’ve seen in recent years. We’ve talked to a handful of indie directors here on the site, and they all have one thing in common; they need our help to spread the word about their passion-projects. The cast and crew of Lilith are currently waiting to hear if they made it into this year’s Toronto International Film Festival and you can help them by simply re-tweeting the following hash-tag #LilithAtTIFF2011 . Check out Lilith’s kick-starter trailer below and help spread the word!



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  • daniel

    I can’t wait to see this film!.I love the Art of the poster and julia voth her self I can’t wait to see more of her!,this film need’s to get into the limelight.

  • Ash

    We couldn’t agree with you more Daniel. Thanks for spreading the word. The more people retweet #LilithAtTIFF2011 the better chance it has of being accepted.