Britt Robertson and Rachel Nichols are set to star in the psychological horror-thriller, “Night at the Carriage House.” This film is produced by Centerboro Productions, a genre-focused company with locations in New York and Los Angeles, and led by Patricia A. Beninati. The movie is also produced under the Dreamality Entertainment label by SJ Creazzo.
Film Overview
“Night at the Carriage House” tells a chilling story set in an isolated historic estate. The narrative explores themes of fame, trauma, manipulation, and buried violence. Robertson portrays a troubled Hollywood starlet seeking a secluded retreat, only to discover disturbing secrets tied to the mysterious caretaker and the estate’s history.
Character Details
- Britt Robertson: Plays a rising Hollywood starlet who becomes enveloped in the estate’s dark history.
- Rachel Nichols: Co-stars as Faith E. Williams, a glamorous former icon whose murder decades ago leaves a haunting legacy in the carriage house.
Faith’s spirit lingers in the estate, and her tragic past intertwines with the protagonist’s journey. Both actresses are noted for their emotional intensity, adding depth to the film’s layered narrative.
Production Insights
Patricia A. Beninati praised the film’s creative vision, stating that it combines commercial appeal with strong character development. She emphasized the emotional stakes that define this elevated horror film, making it haunting and unforgettable.
SJ Creazzo, the director, highlighted the film’s intimate and suspenseful nature. His previous work includes “Dark Reckoning,” featuring a virologist’s struggle for survival, set to release on VOD on June 7. Creazzo also recently completed a documentary titled “Finding Bob Nelson: A True Story Told by an Unreliable Source.”
Team Behind the Film
- Britt Robertson: Represented by Innovative Artists.
- Rachel Nichols: Represented by AKA Talent Agency, Principals Talent, and Gallant Management.
- Patricia A. Beninati: Represented by Marilyn G. Haft Law.
- SJ Creazzo: Associated with Dreamality Entertainment.
- Todd Slater: From Convoke Media.
“Night at the Carriage House” promises to deliver a psychologically driven experience, featuring strong performances and a compelling story that keeps viewers on edge.
