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BayView Entertainment, LLC have released the horror movie The Echo Game on Digital Platforms worldwide.

The Echo Game will arrive on AVOD Digital Platforms worldwide from 27th August 2024.

Dread Central says “Brian Feeney’s The Echo Game is a purely solid film.”

From Brian Feeney who has done multiple “Behind the Scenes” documentaries for several major Hollywood releases including “Night at the Museum,” “Memories of a Geisha,” and “Resident Evil: Afterlife.” Featuring Jeannie Bolet known for her role in the critically acclaimed video game “Quantum Break”, and award-winning actress Alisha Seaton.

The Echo Game is from Director Brian Feeney and the film stars Alisha Seaton, Jeannie Bolet and Melissa Lee.

Synopsis:

April Reilly must protect her daughter from a rogue scientist on a murderous rampage to steal the girl’s psychic powers for herself.

About BayView Entertainment, LLC

BayView Entertainment, LLC is a leading independent distributor of feature films, fitness,...

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