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After the massive success of Dune: Part One in 2021, it is finally time to see what’s next for Timothée Chalamet’s Paul Atreides. In just a few days, Dune: Part Two will be gracing the theaters near you with Zendaya, Florence Pugh, Josh Brolin, and more returning to reprise their characters. Needless to say, the hype around the sequel is growing day by day.

Timothée Chalamet in Dune: Part One

However, a recent update about the film has seemed to befuddle fans who are now questioning one of Warner Bros.’ decisions regarding the release of Dune: Part Two. Apparently, the streaming date of the sequel has already been revealed to the audience and this has fans questioning whether Warner Bros. wants the film to make money at the box office or not.

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Buffalo 8 are proud to release the North American VOD release of Screwdriver, the first full-length feature from writer-director Cairo Smith. AnnaClare Hicks headlines the eerie slow burn as Emily, a trusting woman who ends up in the potentially nefarious clutches of an old friend (Charlie Farrell) and his gracious and accommodating wife (Milly Sanders). Screwdriver is out now on Cable and Digital VOD including Amazon Prime Video, Vudu, Vubiquity, Cox, and Comcast. 

Screwdriver is also available on DVD.

Screwdriver was written and directed by Cairo Smith, in his feature length debut. The film was produced by Askari Productions and No Sudden Movies. Screwdriver made its world premiere on the festival circuit at Dances with Films in Los Angeles and went on to screen around the world at fests including the Soho International Film Festival and NYC Independent Film Festival.

Blindsided by divorce, thirty-three-year-old Emily leaves her adopted Nebraska behind, returning...

Cairo Smith’s directorial debut didn’t quite live up to the expectations set by the film’s trailer. I was looking forward to some exciting moments and a well-crafted story, but the final product was miles from what I would consider “good.” I was hoping for at least one moment to make me say, “Wow, that’s impressive!” But unfortunately, Cairo Smith’s film is quite a disappointment in the end.

Screwdriver introduces us to Emily, a newly divorced thirty-three-year-old woman who buys a train ticket to California to seek help from Robert, one of her oldest friends. Robert and his wife, Melissa, welcome Emily with open arms. But, with time, their behavior turned hostile and manipulative. At the start of the movie, we feel that Robert is genuinely trying to help Emily overcome her trauma, but soon, the story turns intense and takes on an ominous vibe. Emily...

Are you ready for a cinematic experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat? Look no further. ‘Screwdriver,’ the latest psychological thriller, is hitting Video on Demand (VOD) on November 10th.

Directed by Cairo Smith, this is his first dive into the world of full-length films. It’s a tale that promises suspense, paranoia, and unexpected turns. It revolves around Emily, played by the talented AnnaClaire Hicks. If you’re anything like me, you’ll find yourself lost in the story, wondering what’s real and what’s a twisted play of the mind.

The plot? After being hit by a divorce, 33-year-old Emily, originally from Nebraska, returns to California. All she has is a suitcase. And here’s where things take a strange turn. She finds shelter with an old high school buddy and his wife, a pharmacologist. This couple, with no children of their own,...

Psychological ThrillerScrewdriverBows November 10th Available Nationwide on Cable VOD and Digital HD Horrifying Character Study Throws AnnaClaire Hicks Into a Surreal Nightmare of Manipulation, Paranoia, and Betrayal Los Angeles, CA–Buffalo 8 is excited to announce theNorth American VOD releaseofScrewdriver, the first full-length feature from writer-director Cairo Smith. AnnaClaire Hicks headlines the eerie slow burn …

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