Black Comedy "Kill House" Screens March 7

Los Angeles (February 9, 2007) ? Kill House is a modern day tale of bloodlust, rivalry and greed - all masquerading as the American Dream. It's a self-indulgent world of terror, where no one's who he or she seems to be -- and everyone's a suspect. A bloody black comedy with a satirical twist, Kill House is destined to be a cult classic. The film will make its theatrical debut at the American Cinematheque at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood on March 7 at 7:30 p.m.

As news of a brutally murdered San Francisco realtor throws the Los Angeles real estate community into a tailspin, fear and panic spread as more and more agents turn up dead. Who?s behind these crazed serial killings? The prime suspect is an ex-con hired by one of the property owners. But after he?s caught, the killings don't stop - they only get worse! One by one victims are savagely dropped to the grave by any means necessary -- shovels, hatchets, and strangulation- even sharp pens. Heinous and hilarious, Kill House harkens back to the great campy "slasher" films of the 70?s. Destined to be a cult classic, Kill House satires both horror movies and consumerism.

Starring Susan Artigas, Drew Droege (TV?s "Reno 911") and Iris Berry, Kill House will debut on DVD from Trinity Video later in 2007. Kill House was written and directed by Beth Dewey, who also stars in the role of Sunny, the newest real estate agent at Connor Realty. Dewey?s first feature film, Tweeked, stars Independent Spirit Award nominee Darling Narita, and was nominated for a PRISM award. Tweeked was released in 2005 on DVD by Go-Kart Films and Koch Lorber.

For more info, please call Amy Gorton at (310) 578-9943 or visit the website at www.killhousemovie.com