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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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This Post Has 2 Comments

  1. 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.

  2. 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.

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