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WOUNDS

Showtime
Premiere Type
Premiere Type
World Premiere
Category
Film Category
Feature
Runtime
Run Time
1h 33m
Country
Country
United States
Directed by
Directed by
Ron Krauss
Produced by
Produced By
Ron Krauss, Ira Houston
Written by
Written by
Ryan Leeder, Joshua Courtade, Ron Krauss
Main Cast
Main Cast
Jack Kilmer , Paris Jackson and Eric Roberts
Synopsis
Caleb Castle (Jack Kilmer) is a horror-obsessed special effects makeup artist struggling to prove himself in an industry that barely notices him. He works under his uncle Jefferson (Eric Roberts), the owner of a once-promising indie horror studio now on the verge of collapse. With the studio facing closure, Jefferson is determined to make one final film—and gives Caleb his little break to work on a low budget vampire movie where he meets Ginny Brown (Paris Jackson), a talented fellow makeup artist and Todd Bracken (Lambert Houston), an arrogant, unsupportive rival . Insecure about his craft and desperate to prove himself, Caleb ultimately transforms when he witnesses a real life murder which inspires him to use extreme, horrific measures to make his special effects look chillingly realistic. As he becomes more ambitious, his lines between reality and imagination blur, leading to a series of heinous crimes.
Meet the Filmmaker
Meet the Filmmaker

RON

KRAUSS

Writer/ Director / Producer
RON KRAUSS' extensive and diverse filmmaking experience includes music videos, commercials, feature length and short films....Read more
RON KRAUSS' extensive and diverse filmmaking experience includes music videos, commercials, feature length and short films. His latest film WOUNDS, starring Jack Kilmer and Paris Jackson, is an exploration of obsession, morality, and the perilous horror and beauty of artistic ambition, examining how creativity can both inspire and consume. Shot entirely on 35mm film, WOUNDS is a love letter to the indie horror genre. A celebration of passion, craftsmanship, and the raw, unfiltered spirit of cinema. Read less
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