Writer and director Sam Siragusa’s (Canaveral Chronicles, “Slay Angels”) latest film pits an unsuspecting family against an ancient evil that has surrounded their home.

A family discovers they are the victim of a centuries-old curse when a rare relic is discovered near their home. They must join forces with a paranormal investigator to battle this evil force that has possessed everything around them.

The film stars Kelly Riese (The Night Shift: Book 2, E.V.I.E.), Kurt Mullins (The Devil and the Blacksmith, Dawn and the Dead Motion Comic), Dina Najjar (The Suicide of James Rider, A Brilliant Monster), Duncan Jay (315 Wicked Way, Bocas), and Karen Scheafer (The House on Misty Lane: Chapter One, Crescent City Chronicles: Chains in the Attic).

The art direction was done by Shawn Conn (315 Wicked Way). The music was done by Mikey Rukus (Fight Valley 2: Lockdown, The Pizza Joint) and the cinematography was done by John Granger (Officer Craig and the Pregnant Woman, Bag Man).

AN EVIL TALE is now available on digital platforms via Wild Eye Releasing.

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