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The Independent Filmmakers' Showcase (Ifs) Film Festival rolls into Los Angeles on May 27 with some of the year's best indie films in tow. Opening the festival at the Beverly Hills Music Hall is Jordan Harris and Andrew Schrader's The Age of Reason which has been awarded the festival's Best Directors and Best Supporting Actor prize (the latter going to Tom Sizemore). The teen angster follows a baseball pitcher who struggles to leave his suburban town after his career is sabotaged by his alcoholic father. Myles Tufts, Blake Sheldon, Megan Devine, Avi Lake, and Lochlyn Munro also star in this sophomore feature by Harris and Schrader. Ifs Fest features numerous shorts and features from some of the up and coming names on the film...

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Satanists, man. They're always stirring up some kind of trouble, and bless their black hearts for it! So what kind of devilish events can we expect in Fever Night? Read on for more!

Directed by Jordan Harris and Andrew Schrader, the flick stars Peter Tullio, Philip Marlatt, Melanie Rose Wilson, Michael Q. Schmidt and Claudia Sandin as “Lucifer”.

Look for it on VOD, Digital Downoad and DVD this coming May 15.

Synopsis

Three Satanists perform a dark ritual in the woods only to be faced with horrifying repercussions. Elliot and Warren accidentally run over Terry then get their car stuck in the mud. Now they must trudge through the dark forest towards an omnipotent light in the far distance hoping to get help. Along the way, they encounter frightful reckonings of their night's work. Will they be able to survive their descent into Hell or are their fates already sealed?

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Year: 2009

Directors: Jordan Harris & Andrew Shrader

Writers: Jordan Harris & Andrew Shrader

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Trailer: link

Review by: The Crystal Ferret

Rating: 8.5 out of 10

There are reviews branded from the start with some karmic curse, I got the print of Fever night in January, we are in June, it went through ten rewrites, 6 screenings and a total system crash. When it happens with a romcom or something light and cheerful, it is a series of coincidences, but what can we call such a succession of avatars when it comes to a movie dealing with the Beast, the Horned One, the good old Satan? Is it retribution? Or the wrath of an angry God at how good this movie is?

Let’s place our protagonists, there’s Terry, Elliot and Warren. Terry loves Elliot. Warren loves Terry and Elliot. Elliot loves Elliot. He used to love Terry. And when Warren decides to...