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Wineville – Release News

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Wineville – Release News

Dark Star Pictures to Release Brande Roderick’s 70s-Inspired Horror Debut WINEVILLE this September

WINEVILLE is the directorial debut from producer/star Brande Roderick who is best known for her role as Leigh Dyer on the television series “Baywatch.” Roderick has also appeared in various films, TV and reality shows, including “Starsky and Hutch,” The Nanny Diaries, and “Celebrity Apprentice.” Roderick will appear in Hulu’s upcoming four part docu series “After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun.”

Set in the 70s, WINEVILLE follows a woman who, after escaping her abusive father as a teen, is forced to return to the family vineyard to settle his affairs upon his death. She discovers that the dark secrets she left behind have only grown more sinister over the decades, fermenting into violence and death.

Additional cast includes Carolyn Hennesy (General Hospital, Cougar Town), Texas Battle (Hard Kill, Coach Carter), Casey King (Star Trek: Pickard) and Keaton Roderick CadrezWINEVILLE was written by Richard Schenkman (The Man From Earth), who also produced alongside Roderick, Robin DeMartino, and Todd Slater.  

WINEVILLE was influenced by 70s horror classics like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Last House on the Left,” says Roderick. “I wanted my first feature to be not only in the horror genre that I loved so much growing up, but to also pay homage to the flavor and style of that decade’s films that made such an impact on me.” 

Shot at the historic Galleano Winery, the film references the Wineville Chicken Coop Murders, one of California’s most infamous true crime cases. The heinous crimes garnered significant notoriety due to their brutal nature and the subsequent investigation, which ultimately led to the renaming of Wineville to Mira Loma.

Dark Star Pictures is releasing the 70s-inspired, wine-soaked horror/slasher WINEVILLE in select theaters September 6 and VOD/Digital and Physical Media on September 10, 2024.


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