A vicious murderer is on the loose and the entire city
is on edge. It's the perfect evening for Rob Murphy (Alex Vincent Star of
Child's Play 1 & 2) and Jen Murphy (Maylin Morera) to lock the doors and
have a night at home with some friends. But what happens if one of the guests
you've invited, is in fact the brutal killer that the city is fearing? House
Guest is a tense thriller that locks you inside the doors of the Murphy home,
where new relationships are formed, a Father and Son bond is tested, and a
Brother and Sister struggle to stay alive.
Written by and staring Alex Vincent from Child's Play
1 & 2. This is his first lead role in over 20 years.
Also starring: Brian Jalbert, Randall E. Speakman, Maylin
Morera, Danielle Marcucci, Nick Canning, Jered Allen, Kyle Marra, Trevor
Williamson, Randy Johnson, and Krystal Pixie Adams
House Guest is a film by Iyrus Entertainment
Directed by Jake Jalbert
Produced by Brian Jalbert
Director’s
Statement…
I knew two things going into this film. One, that it was going to be
shot mostly in one location and two, that this was a story that was going to be
very character driven. In this film, I was going to be relying on my actors to
find and really capture the humanity in there characters. My goal was to
capture them doing their best so those moments could be seen by an audience who
would really care about them. I wanted them to worry about my characters, feel
for them when they were scared and laugh with them when they were happy. I was
up for the challenge, and to add on to that I had two main roles in this
production, Director and Director of Photography. I had to make sure my
characters were ready so by the time I was behind the camera all I had to do
was film them acting. It was tough jumping from behind the camera to the
director’s chair, especially because visually I was judging things off of two
perspectives, the film and the actors performance. A positive in doing both
jobs was I knew how I was going to edit the scene as I was shooting. As soon as
we would finish shooting, I would have the footage rendered on my computer and
start editing for the week. By the time we finished shooting the whole film, I
had finished most of the bulk cut of the film. This film was a great experience
for me as a new upcoming director. I learned a lot and had a great cast to work
with. I would love to work with all of them in the future.
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