Clever Creature Inc. is set to bring a chilling new action-horror feature to the American Film Market, with a star-studded cast and crew lining up behind it. The film, titled "For the Good of the Herd", boasts an all-star lineup led by Haley Bishop, best known for her breakout role in AMC Shudder's hit series "Host".
Bishop is set to play Zoe, a complex protagonist haunted by her past who must tap into darker instincts to survive when society collapses. The film, written and directed by Mark Pritchard, promises a thrilling ride that blends survivalist horror with psychological thriller elements.
According to Pritchard, the story explores how far people will go to survive when society breaks down, delving into the impact of malign belief structures on individuals and society as a whole. "Humans are the most terrifying monsters," he notes. "The blurring of lines around belief seems to surface our barbaric gears. Our characters dance around these lines, an uneasy interrogation which provokes personal questions about the nature of predatory forces, what you might do with power, and whether you could be trusted."
Bishop is thrilled to take on the role of Zoe, saying that she's drawn to the character's desperate attempt to shed guilt from her past. "It's a story laced with as much paranoia as it is with bone-crunching gore," Bishop adds. "And selfishly, getting to be the badass final girl, covered in blood and kicking ass, is a dream role."
Clever Creature managing partner Michaelangelo Masangkay describes the project as a bold, genre-driven filmmaking endeavor that pushes boundaries creatively and commercially. With a talented cast, including Michael Tomczyk, Kevin Sand, Giselle Gastell, Bianca Consuji, and Donovan Rodriques, the company is confident in its ability to bring this gripping story to audiences worldwide.
Principal photography is set to begin in November at various locations in the UK, with Clever Creature managing partner Masangkay joining as producer alongside Michael Galvan and Sebastien Bazile of Screen Anthology. The project promises a thrilling ride that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats, making it an exciting addition to the American Film Market.
				
			Bishop is set to play Zoe, a complex protagonist haunted by her past who must tap into darker instincts to survive when society collapses. The film, written and directed by Mark Pritchard, promises a thrilling ride that blends survivalist horror with psychological thriller elements.
According to Pritchard, the story explores how far people will go to survive when society breaks down, delving into the impact of malign belief structures on individuals and society as a whole. "Humans are the most terrifying monsters," he notes. "The blurring of lines around belief seems to surface our barbaric gears. Our characters dance around these lines, an uneasy interrogation which provokes personal questions about the nature of predatory forces, what you might do with power, and whether you could be trusted."
Bishop is thrilled to take on the role of Zoe, saying that she's drawn to the character's desperate attempt to shed guilt from her past. "It's a story laced with as much paranoia as it is with bone-crunching gore," Bishop adds. "And selfishly, getting to be the badass final girl, covered in blood and kicking ass, is a dream role."
Clever Creature managing partner Michaelangelo Masangkay describes the project as a bold, genre-driven filmmaking endeavor that pushes boundaries creatively and commercially. With a talented cast, including Michael Tomczyk, Kevin Sand, Giselle Gastell, Bianca Consuji, and Donovan Rodriques, the company is confident in its ability to bring this gripping story to audiences worldwide.
Principal photography is set to begin in November at various locations in the UK, with Clever Creature managing partner Masangkay joining as producer alongside Michael Galvan and Sebastien Bazile of Screen Anthology. The project promises a thrilling ride that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats, making it an exciting addition to the American Film Market.