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  • Joshua Ness says:

    Looks interesting! Seems like a fun, fresh take on a familiar theme. I’ll be sure to check it out!

  • Joshua Ness says:

    Looks interesting! Seems like a fun, fresh take on a familiar theme. I’ll be sure to check it out!

  • Joyce Elliott says:

    OMG!! Been waiting for this to be completed FOREVER!! And from this trailer, I can tell it was well worth the wait! Scared the Bejesus out of me!! Congratulations on a great project. But, in my opinion, anything with Linda Hamilton in it is already tops above everything else!

  • Joyce Elliott says:

    OMG!! Been waiting for this to be completed FOREVER!! And from this trailer, I can tell it was well worth the wait! Scared the Bejesus out of me!! Congratulations on a great project. But, in my opinion, anything with Linda Hamilton in it is already tops above everything else!

  • Jamie says:

    Very interesting. Very unexpected ad coming from them. Thanks for sharing.
    Jamie@ Franchise PR

  • Jamie says:

    Very interesting. Very unexpected ad coming from them. Thanks for sharing.
    Jamie@ Franchise PR

  • Liz Stewart says:

    Ted McGinley? Will there be shark jumping?

  • Liz Stewart says:

    Ted McGinley? Will there be shark jumping?

  • barakkassar says:

    “we’re gonna shoot you mo-fos .. west coast!” … love it… congrats peter

  • barakkassar says:

    “we’re gonna shoot you mo-fos .. west coast!” … love it… congrats peter

  • Joe Hansen says:

    Congratulations Peter! Quite the accomplishment. Definitely something that is on my “bucket list!”

  • Joe Hansen says:

    Congratulations Peter! Quite the accomplishment. Definitely something that is on my “bucket list!”

  • Dina Santorelli says:

    It looks awesome! Totally my kind of film! All the best!!

  • Dina Santorelli says:

    It looks awesome! Totally my kind of film! All the best!!

  • Montana says:

    Normally, there is no f-ing way I would ever go see a movie that looks this scary. But two things make this an exception–I’d be laughing too hard to run out of the theater in horror, and also, I’ve been irresistibly drawn to Ted McGinley since I was eleven years old and used to watch “The Love Boat” in secret when my parents left me to babysit my younger sister. Babysitting flashbacks + edgy humor + Peter Shankman? I need to go to this premiere!! (And if Linda Hamilton is willing to arm wrestle me, that’s a bonus spectacle for you Peter!)

  • Montana says:

    Normally, there is no f-ing way I would ever go see a movie that looks this scary. But two things make this an exception–I’d be laughing too hard to run out of the theater in horror, and also, I’ve been irresistibly drawn to Ted McGinley since I was eleven years old and used to watch “The Love Boat” in secret when my parents left me to babysit my younger sister. Babysitting flashbacks + edgy humor + Peter Shankman? I need to go to this premiere!! (And if Linda Hamilton is willing to arm wrestle me, that’s a bonus spectacle for you Peter!)

  • John Knox says:

    “There might be someone in the house” — Awesome.. one of those ‘mostly in your head’ thrillers.. my favorite.

  • John Knox says:

    “There might be someone in the house” — Awesome.. one of those ‘mostly in your head’ thrillers.. my favorite.

  • Steve Hall says:

    Aside from the fact movie trailers make every movie look good, how can you go wrong with “West Coast!” And babysitter boobs! And Ted McGinley playing something other than a buffoon! And, come on, “Right Next Door.” Perfect scary movie title. Peter, you are the master of many things. No reason this won’t be yet another masterful achievement in your cap!

  • catherine says:

    You know I look good on a red carpet. ’nuff said.

  • Steve Hall says:

    Aside from the fact movie trailers make every movie look good, how can you go wrong with “West Coast!” And babysitter boobs! And Ted McGinley playing something other than a buffoon! And, come on, “Right Next Door.” Perfect scary movie title. Peter, you are the master of many things. No reason this won’t be yet another masterful achievement in your cap!

  • catherine says:

    You know I look good on a red carpet. ’nuff said.

  • adambroitman says:

    i would like to see if for the boobs!

  • adambroitman says:

    i would like to see if for the boobs!

  • Congratulations Peter!
    The teaser trailer, if complete for our benefit, gives us an exact idea of this suspense thriller and the family Now, as a movie lover I’d wonder about some editing on the teaser trailer. It would have been great to feel the suspense earlier. The pace from middle to end is wonderful and I loved the mirror shot! I also love the curiosity, like a cat, that leaves me wondering who “the boogeyman” is, which would make me want to watch it all the more.
    Bottom line: I’d go see it. Just say when my friend.
    – @EAwrite

  • Congratulations Peter!
    The teaser trailer, if complete for our benefit, gives us an exact idea of this suspense thriller and the family Now, as a movie lover I’d wonder about some editing on the teaser trailer. It would have been great to feel the suspense earlier. The pace from middle to end is wonderful and I loved the mirror shot! I also love the curiosity, like a cat, that leaves me wondering who “the boogeyman” is, which would make me want to watch it all the more.
    Bottom line: I’d go see it. Just say when my friend.
    – @EAwrite

  • Joe Maida says:

    Looks good! Can’t wait to see it. Rock on!

  • Joe Maida says:

    Looks good! Can’t wait to see it. Rock on!

  • Bob Reed says:

    It had me at “West Coast mo-fos”.

  • Bob Reed says:

    It had me at “West Coast mo-fos”.

  • I love a good thriller. Excited to see how this comes out!

  • I love a good thriller. Excited to see how this comes out!

  • Marty McKeever says:

    Does your old babysitter know about this Peter?

  • Marty McKeever says:

    Does your old babysitter know about this Peter?

  • Tracy Wilson LMP ART says:

    Fantastic! Looks like a freak-you-out, on-the-edge-of-your-seat film, with some laughs thrown in to round it out. The older brother is already cracking me up!

  • Tracy Wilson LMP ART says:

    Fantastic! Looks like a freak-you-out, on-the-edge-of-your-seat film, with some laughs thrown in to round it out. The older brother is already cracking me up!

  • Amy Parmenter says:

    Peter. When we met in LA you were saying that HARO has been great for you, but you were definitely ready for something else, your ‘next big thing’. This is it. Huge congrats.

    Amy

  • Amy Parmenter says:

    Peter. When we met in LA you were saying that HARO has been great for you, but you were definitely ready for something else, your ‘next big thing’. This is it. Huge congrats.

    Amy

  • @EAwrite:
    Congratulations Peter. Completing a project that is also a dream is thrilling, much like the movie. As a friend and movie lover, now comes the opinion:
    I wonder if this is the final teaser trailer for the theatre or for our benefit to give you feedback based on n almost complete feel for the film. If it is then it looks like a good thriller that I would go see.
    If it is the final theatre and junket version, as a movie lover etc, I’d enjoy a more edited version. Realizing it is a scary thriller

  • @EAwrite:
    Congratulations Peter. Completing a project that is also a dream is thrilling, much like the movie. As a friend and movie lover, now comes the opinion:
    I wonder if this is the final teaser trailer for the theatre or for our benefit to give you feedback based on n almost complete feel for the film. If it is then it looks like a good thriller that I would go see.
    If it is the final theatre and junket version, as a movie lover etc, I’d enjoy a more edited version. Realizing it is a scary thriller

  • David says:

    Nice work Peter (and cast/crew). Keep us posted on distribution!

  • David says:

    Nice work Peter (and cast/crew). Keep us posted on distribution!

  • Dayna Rowe says:

    The opportunity to be in IMDB is awesome! Congratulations!

  • Dayna Rowe says:

    The opportunity to be in IMDB is awesome! Congratulations!

  • Jill Koenig says:

    Exciting Peter. Congratulations, can’t wait to see it!

  • Jill Koenig says:

    Exciting Peter. Congratulations, can’t wait to see it!

  • Ryan Holota says:

    Wow Peter! That’s amazing…the first of many I’m sure.

  • Ryan Holota says:

    Wow Peter! That’s amazing…the first of many I’m sure.

  • Stefanie Frank says:

    Looks scary and smart. So excited for you!!!!!!!

  • Stefanie Frank says:

    Looks scary and smart. So excited for you!!!!!!!

  • Chris Acosta says:

    Congrats Peter, after watching the trailer I definitely see why you are excited, the film seems like an original cross between Little Miss Sunshine/Early David O. Russell and the first SCREAM film. Without question a solid piece of work. Looks great!

  • Chris Acosta says:

    Congrats Peter, after watching the trailer I definitely see why you are excited, the film seems like an original cross between Little Miss Sunshine/Early David O. Russell and the first SCREAM film. Without question a solid piece of work. Looks great!

  • Jenn Mercer says:

    So, this is a scary movie. Um, have fun. I didn’t even make it through the trailer.

  • Jenn Mercer says:

    So, this is a scary movie. Um, have fun. I didn’t even make it through the trailer.

  • Colleen Orme says:

    I’m with Bob it had me at “West Coast mo-fos” too. Edgy and unexpected a little thriller mixed with sassier than usual dark comedy. I like that!! The little girl will steal the show she’s priceless with fluff and fury

  • Colleen Orme says:

    I’m with Bob it had me at “West Coast mo-fos” too. Edgy and unexpected a little thriller mixed with sassier than usual dark comedy. I like that!! The little girl will steal the show she’s priceless with fluff and fury

  • Because building HARO wasnt enough! You are REALLY starting to make the rest of us look bad 🙂 BTW, typing this from under my desk cuz preview scared the crap out of me. Pick Me! Pick Me!

  • Because building HARO wasnt enough! You are REALLY starting to make the rest of us look bad 🙂 BTW, typing this from under my desk cuz preview scared the crap out of me. Pick Me! Pick Me!

  • Pat says:

    I’ve had enough scary things happen to me in real life. Don’t need to see them in movies.

  • Pat says:

    I’ve had enough scary things happen to me in real life. Don’t need to see them in movies.

  • Jon Wurtmann says:

    Having just finished Gone Girl, (a truly summer-on-the-beach, guilty read), I’m in need of a new adrenaline fix. This looks like just the ticket. Most scary: the little girl in the tiara!

  • Jon Wurtmann says:

    Having just finished Gone Girl, (a truly summer-on-the-beach, guilty read), I’m in need of a new adrenaline fix. This looks like just the ticket. Most scary: the little girl in the tiara!

  • John says:

    As an actor about to get his first IMDB credit, I can honestly share in your excitement. This project looks like a lot of fun for everyone involved, and I’m thrilled to say that I’ve sent in quotes to the guy responsible for producing it. Keep up the good work, Mr. Shankman. I have nothing but respect for you and your endeavors. As far as the premiere goes, take a good friend… but please keep me in mind for any upcoming comedic roles.
    http://www.johnjpowers.com

  • Carole Lieberman, M.D. says:

    Congratulations on being able to Exec Produce a film. It looks intriguing, Peter. But, I am a passionate anti-media-violence activist, so I hope any violence is off-camera and that you have consciously tried to avoid encouraging copycats “right next door.” I love the tiara line about being a princess in her dreams!

  • John says:

    As an actor about to get his first IMDB credit, I can honestly share in your excitement. This project looks like a lot of fun for everyone involved, and I’m thrilled to say that I’ve sent in quotes to the guy responsible for producing it. Keep up the good work, Mr. Shankman. I have nothing but respect for you and your endeavors. As far as the premiere goes, take a good friend… but please keep me in mind for any upcoming comedic roles.
    http://www.johnjpowers.com

  • Carole Lieberman, M.D. says:

    Congratulations on being able to Exec Produce a film. It looks intriguing, Peter. But, I am a passionate anti-media-violence activist, so I hope any violence is off-camera and that you have consciously tried to avoid encouraging copycats “right next door.” I love the tiara line about being a princess in her dreams!

  • Dr. Nancy Irwin says:

    I am waiting to see a cameo of Peter skydiving…now THAT’S scary to me.

  • Dr. Nancy Irwin says:

    I am waiting to see a cameo of Peter skydiving…now THAT’S scary to me.

  • Lisa Fielding says:

    Fabulous, very exciting. When I went back to check the time on the trailer, I was shocked to see it was only 1.5 minutes as so many cuts were included! You may want to also have a 30 second, very impactful trailer, an abbreviated version of this one. One that gets your heart racing and leaves you hanging…

  • Kathi Petersen says:

    Wow, Peter — Is there anything you haven’t done?? Written books, started a highly successful business (or a few), traveled the world, participated in Iron Man and other athletic feats, jumped out of planes, and helped hundreds of thousands of PR folks like me experience huge accomplishments when just one story gets placed in a national pub… And now you top it by making a movie that will no doubt be as great as everything else you do. I’d love to hate you, Peter, for being Mr. Everything, but you are such a gem I can’t possibly do anything but say WOW for once again inspiring us with the Power of Peter Shankman. I’ve got the popcorn ready!

  • Lisa Fielding says:

    Fabulous, very exciting. When I went back to check the time on the trailer, I was shocked to see it was only 1.5 minutes as so many cuts were included! You may want to also have a 30 second, very impactful trailer, an abbreviated version of this one. One that gets your heart racing and leaves you hanging…

  • Kathi Petersen says:

    Wow, Peter — Is there anything you haven’t done?? Written books, started a highly successful business (or a few), traveled the world, participated in Iron Man and other athletic feats, jumped out of planes, and helped hundreds of thousands of PR folks like me experience huge accomplishments when just one story gets placed in a national pub… And now you top it by making a movie that will no doubt be as great as everything else you do. I’d love to hate you, Peter, for being Mr. Everything, but you are such a gem I can’t possibly do anything but say WOW for once again inspiring us with the Power of Peter Shankman. I’ve got the popcorn ready!

  • Chelsa Bolton says:

    OMG…left wanting more, can’t wait.”West coast mofos” about made me pee! Job well done on what i’ve seen….I have teenages in my home and will love to see how they respond to this trailer….popcon and a movie night soon, I hope so.

  • Chelsa Bolton says:

    OMG…left wanting more, can’t wait.”West coast mofos” about made me pee! Job well done on what i’ve seen….I have teenages in my home and will love to see how they respond to this trailer….popcon and a movie night soon, I hope so.

  • Jerm says:

    One of my laments over the last.. oh, forever, is movie trailers that show you WAY too much of the movie. The one excuse for doing this is when you only THINK you’re seeing too much of the movie, and in reality the trailer is sliding you a large dose of misdirection of the specifics while still giving a relatively honest idea about the kind of movie you’re going to see (I’m glaring at you, Bridge to Terabithia… I took a friend in mourning to you because you were billed as dreamy and light-hearted)

    I trust yours is the latter, but if it’s the former, please, smack someone around and have them re-do it. I don’t read the final chapter of books first for a reason.

  • Jerm says:

    One of my laments over the last.. oh, forever, is movie trailers that show you WAY too much of the movie. The one excuse for doing this is when you only THINK you’re seeing too much of the movie, and in reality the trailer is sliding you a large dose of misdirection of the specifics while still giving a relatively honest idea about the kind of movie you’re going to see (I’m glaring at you, Bridge to Terabithia… I took a friend in mourning to you because you were billed as dreamy and light-hearted)

    I trust yours is the latter, but if it’s the former, please, smack someone around and have them re-do it. I don’t read the final chapter of books first for a reason.

  • Suzanne Jackson Henry says:

    Okay, first I love the humor and horror mix, which is really unique. And, secondly, I can already tell the writing is original, too. Yeah, Peter (and everyone else involved)!

  • Suzanne Jackson Henry says:

    Okay, first I love the humor and horror mix, which is really unique. And, secondly, I can already tell the writing is original, too. Yeah, Peter (and everyone else involved)!

  • Laryssa says:

    This looks like such a fun project! In regard to the trailer, I would focus more on giving away the fact that it’s a “scary” movie within the first few seconds. Right away, I can’t tell what genre the movie is, and by the time I get the hint that it’s a scary movie (around :50) I’m already starting to become absorbed by the characters and relationships and don’t know whether or not to take the “scary movie” thing seriously. Otherwise, love the cast!

  • Laryssa says:

    This looks like such a fun project! In regard to the trailer, I would focus more on giving away the fact that it’s a “scary” movie within the first few seconds. Right away, I can’t tell what genre the movie is, and by the time I get the hint that it’s a scary movie (around :50) I’m already starting to become absorbed by the characters and relationships and don’t know whether or not to take the “scary movie” thing seriously. Otherwise, love the cast!

  • Gary Parkes says:

    I thought it looks great and I have always liked Linda Hamilton and Hallee Hirsch! I agree with most of the other comments below that tightening up the editing would make it that much better,

  • Gary Parkes says:

    I thought it looks great and I have always liked Linda Hamilton and Hallee Hirsch! I agree with most of the other comments below that tightening up the editing would make it that much better,

  • Patrick says:

    Looks first rate. Great shooting and casting. Could use some well crafted typography to open and close it.

  • Patrick says:

    Looks first rate. Great shooting and casting. Could use some well crafted typography to open and close it.

  • San says:

    Scary
    fun. Gives the word “neighborly” a whole new meaning.

    Left
    me guessing – since the audience knows that the parents Linda and Ted are major
    actors – I’m assuming you’re leaving a lot out about them and they have more “meaty”
    parts. Does that mean they’re involved more than you’re letting on in this
    trailer? Is that misdirection too obvious?

  • San says:

    Scary
    fun. Gives the word “neighborly” a whole new meaning.

    Left
    me guessing – since the audience knows that the parents Linda and Ted are major
    actors – I’m assuming you’re leaving a lot out about them and they have more “meaty”
    parts. Does that mean they’re involved more than you’re letting on in this
    trailer? Is that misdirection too obvious?

  • Elizabeth says:

    I *am* the little girl in the tiara, and a movie premiere might finally coax Dean Skibinski out of his apartment. What else could you possibly want as enticements? Congratulations, Peter. This movie is sure to be a winner.

  • Elizabeth says:

    I *am* the little girl in the tiara, and a movie premiere might finally coax Dean Skibinski out of his apartment. What else could you possibly want as enticements? Congratulations, Peter. This movie is sure to be a winner.

  • Shana Harris says:

    It looks awesome! Congrats!

  • Shana Harris says:

    It looks awesome! Congrats!

  • Heather Gaynor says:

    HUGE congrats to you on the wrap, my friend! Can’t wait to see the movie. If you have a premiere party in Vegas and don’t take me? I may never get over it. 🙂

  • Heather Gaynor says:

    HUGE congrats to you on the wrap, my friend! Can’t wait to see the movie. If you have a premiere party in Vegas and don’t take me? I may never get over it. 🙂

  • Billy Van Jura says:

    Looks like she really had to earn that extra $20

  • Billy Van Jura says:

    Looks like she really had to earn that extra $20

  • Congratulations, Peter. Actually the movie that we wanted you to be in is actually done too. And soon to be available worldwide. Check out the trailer here http://TheTestMovie.com

  • Congratulations, Peter. Actually the movie that we wanted you to be in is actually done too. And soon to be available worldwide. Check out the trailer here http://TheTestMovie.com

  • Steve Thompson says:

    Best of Luck Peter! Promoting movies can be a tricky business. I’ve promoted thirty so far for paying clients, and lost count of how many I’ve promoted as favors. If you run across a situation where you’d like an opinion, just let me know.

  • Steve Thompson says:

    Best of Luck Peter! Promoting movies can be a tricky business. I’ve promoted thirty so far for paying clients, and lost count of how many I’ve promoted as favors. If you run across a situation where you’d like an opinion, just let me know.

  • Tom Wagner says:

    Watched with the sound off (because I’m at work) and couldn’t take my eyes off the screen! I can’t tell 100-percent, but it looks like there is a blend of humor with some amazingly chilling scenes. A few are reminiscent of Hitchcock! Very impressive and the actors are very emotive! Nice job!

  • Tom Wagner says:

    Watched with the sound off (because I’m at work) and couldn’t take my eyes off the screen! I can’t tell 100-percent, but it looks like there is a blend of humor with some amazingly chilling scenes. A few are reminiscent of Hitchcock! Very impressive and the actors are very emotive! Nice job!

  • Prosecrafter says:

    If I were up for a scary movie, this would be my choice, because it looks to have some laughs along with the “things that go bump in the night.” Congrats, finishing a movie is a real accomplishment, and this one will probably be successful, like all your other endeavors!

  • Prosecrafter says:

    If I were up for a scary movie, this would be my choice, because it looks to have some laughs along with the “things that go bump in the night.” Congrats, finishing a movie is a real accomplishment, and this one will probably be successful, like all your other endeavors!

  • Signe Dayhoff, PhD says:

    I’m hoping the trailer doesn’t tell us everything about “who done it.” When I heard “All right, $100” and then saw what followed, I hoped the parents had roped the babysitter into some nightmare of their own creating, using their children as actors in their play, so the film would not be a straight slasher, “Scary Movie” redux. Having children be the perpetrators of horror is particularly frightening.

  • Signe Dayhoff, PhD says:

    I’m hoping the trailer doesn’t tell us everything about “who done it.” When I heard “All right, $100” and then saw what followed, I hoped the parents had roped the babysitter into some nightmare of their own creating, using their children as actors in their play, so the film would not be a straight slasher, “Scary Movie” redux. Having children be the perpetrators of horror is particularly frightening.

  • Lee Robbins says:

    Action, Suspense, Comedy = My Kind of Movie!

  • Lee Robbins says:

    Action, Suspense, Comedy = My Kind of Movie!

  • Brenda Avadian, MA says:

    Peter, make the trailer shorter and tighter to hold us through riveting 90 seconds instead of 2 minutes–cut out the $60 in the beginning, cut to the next scene faster from the “MoFo’s West Coast” line. We want to be riveted on a roller coaster through the trailer. The bed scene and slap doesn’t fit for me. Edit these things out and draw an audience of thrill seekers!

  • Brenda Avadian, MA says:

    Peter, make the trailer shorter and tighter to hold us through riveting 90 seconds instead of 2 minutes–cut out the $60 in the beginning, cut to the next scene faster from the “MoFo’s West Coast” line. We want to be riveted on a roller coaster through the trailer. The bed scene and slap doesn’t fit for me. Edit these things out and draw an audience of thrill seekers!

  • Devorah says:

    There’s a shot of LInda at 1:11 as she and Ted are backing out of the driveway… she looks intriguingly evil.

  • Devorah says:

    There’s a shot of LInda at 1:11 as she and Ted are backing out of the driveway… she looks intriguingly evil.

  • Jodine Chase says:

    Oh, fun! I like how realistic it is. Just don’t let my teens (who are all babysitters!) see it, I’ll never be able to leave the house again!

  • Jodine Chase says:

    Oh, fun! I like how realistic it is. Just don’t let my teens (who are all babysitters!) see it, I’ll never be able to leave the house again!

  • Maile says:

    Loved the tiara. Loved the horror mixed with humor. Would love to go to a premiere, but think you should take the guy who wrote “boobies” in his comments four times. Cheers!!

  • Maile says:

    Loved the tiara. Loved the horror mixed with humor. Would love to go to a premiere, but think you should take the guy who wrote “boobies” in his comments four times. Cheers!!

  • Stefan Pinto says:

    Congratulations, Peter. Boobies! Boobies! Boobies! Boobies!

  • Stefan Pinto says:

    Congratulations, Peter. Boobies! Boobies! Boobies! Boobies!

  • Jackie Fishman says:

    Funny and fright rolled into one fat joint! (And I don’t mean Linda Hamilton-although she does look a bit blowsy here–wha’ happened to that butt-kicking, muscled Terminator woman who had lady guns before Michelle was out of grade school?)

    Babysitting can be scary stuff as this movie seems to attest…I would love to see it. It would be like riding the Intimidator roller coaster at Kings Dominon, I could scream, laugh and wet my pants simultaneously.

  • Jackie Fishman says:

    Funny and fright rolled into one fat joint! (And I don’t mean Linda Hamilton-although she does look a bit blowsy here–wha’ happened to that butt-kicking, muscled Terminator woman who had lady guns before Michelle was out of grade school?)

    Babysitting can be scary stuff as this movie seems to attest…I would love to see it. It would be like riding the Intimidator roller coaster at Kings Dominon, I could scream, laugh and wet my pants simultaneously.

  • Kita Szpak says:

    Fair warning: I’ll bruise your shoulder from burying my head in it to avoid the scary parts

  • Kita Szpak says:

    Fair warning: I’ll bruise your shoulder from burying my head in it to avoid the scary parts

  • Jennifer Scully says:

    Hi, Peter. Congratulations on your upcoming film! I think it looks really great and I would love to see it. I would say that if the trailer were a tad bit flashier with more cuts (you don’t want to give too much away up front and as a woman, I know this well) and a tiny bit more were left to the imagination, it would be just perfect. I wish you tons of success and I already own a gown for the premiere. 😉

  • Jennifer Scully says:

    Hi, Peter. Congratulations on your upcoming film! I think it looks really great and I would love to see it. I would say that if the trailer were a tad bit flashier with more cuts (you don’t want to give too much away up front and as a woman, I know this well) and a tiny bit more were left to the imagination, it would be just perfect. I wish you tons of success and I already own a gown for the premiere. 😉

  • Abbe's Road says:

    Is it funny? Scary? Both? I felt a bit confused after watching the trailer. If it’s both, I get that, but it seems too interspersed. I didn’t feel either happy or scared enough to elicit a strong response. In the middle of what I thought was a scary part, it shows some guy’s face (1:11). I can’t tell what’s up with him, but his expression bugs me. Then all of a sudden at 1:14 the dad is back. I get he might be part of the twist, but don’t give that away so soon. Still, awesome for you. But will this do for Ted McGinley what Pulp Fiction did for John Travolta?!

  • Abbe's Road says:

    Is it funny? Scary? Both? I felt a bit confused after watching the trailer. If it’s both, I get that, but it seems too interspersed. I didn’t feel either happy or scared enough to elicit a strong response. In the middle of what I thought was a scary part, it shows some guy’s face (1:11). I can’t tell what’s up with him, but his expression bugs me. Then all of a sudden at 1:14 the dad is back. I get he might be part of the twist, but don’t give that away so soon. Still, awesome for you. But will this do for Ted McGinley what Pulp Fiction did for John Travolta?!

  • Dave Wade-Stein says:

    Hi, Peter. I figure we’re on a first name basis now because I took a tour of your new home (sweet, btw), watched you skydive, cheered you on in the Cozumel Iron Man, followed along while you lost 29.95 pounds of pure fat, and watched the sale of HARO. But all of that is positively mundane compared to being an EP on a movie! Congratulations, it looks like it must’ve been a ton of fun. And of coure for us nitpickers out here, we’ll need to know whether you were an EP as in “the person who found and bought the literary property that a film is based on” or the “person representing a financial investor in a film project, such as a film studio or a distributor, but who is not directly involved in the day to day production” (thanks to Wikipedia for the definitions)…

  • Dave Wade-Stein says:

    Hi, Peter. I figure we’re on a first name basis now because I took a tour of your new home (sweet, btw), watched you skydive, cheered you on in the Cozumel Iron Man, followed along while you lost 29.95 pounds of pure fat, and watched the sale of HARO. But all of that is positively mundane compared to being an EP on a movie! Congratulations, it looks like it must’ve been a ton of fun. And of coure for us nitpickers out here, we’ll need to know whether you were an EP as in “the person who found and bought the literary property that a film is based on” or the “person representing a financial investor in a film project, such as a film studio or a distributor, but who is not directly involved in the day to day production” (thanks to Wikipedia for the definitions)…

  • Nikki Conyers says:

    What a coincidence! I also wear a tiara so people will know I’m a princess in my dreams, work, grocery, really anywhere.

  • Nikki Conyers says:

    What a coincidence! I also wear a tiara so people will know I’m a princess in my dreams, work, grocery, really anywhere.

  • Christy says:

    Looks scary! but maybe a bit violent for my taste (or maybe some violent shots should be left out of the preview). A few screen shots in the first few minutes (with the family and babysitter talking) looked like they were shaking, which was a bit distracting. And the babysitter’s hair was distracting too – very over the top. But I love the boob thing and the little girl is adorable! Congratulations on such a huge accomplishment!

  • Christy says:

    Looks scary! but maybe a bit violent for my taste (or maybe some violent shots should be left out of the preview). A few screen shots in the first few minutes (with the family and babysitter talking) looked like they were shaking, which was a bit distracting. And the babysitter’s hair was distracting too – very over the top. But I love the boob thing and the little girl is adorable! Congratulations on such a huge accomplishment!

  • Heather Atherton says:

    Congrats Peter! Are you submitting it to the film festivals? I attended Sundance for the first time this year and it was amazing. They showcase horror/thriller films to a late night audience of fanatic fans of the genre. Would be a good place to start promoting and shopping it!

  • Heather Atherton says:

    Congrats Peter! Are you submitting it to the film festivals? I attended Sundance for the first time this year and it was amazing. They showcase horror/thriller films to a late night audience of fanatic fans of the genre. Would be a good place to start promoting and shopping it!

  • Brenda Zofrea says:

    I don’t watch thrillers but I’ll watch this one! Congratulations Peter…don’t forget us when you get your star! Um, what should I wear to the premiere?

  • Brenda Zofrea says:

    I don’t watch thrillers but I’ll watch this one! Congratulations Peter…don’t forget us when you get your star! Um, what should I wear to the premiere?

  • Lynette Hoy says:

    WOW Peter, I love it! Yes, great combo of humor and horror/thriller, great genre. The little girl is priceless. I plan on telling the world! Whoo hoo! Executive Producer Peter Shankman! You have some great names in there and with your positive energy I have no doubt it will get picked up. I will reach out to you with some names of peeps I know in LA after I send the trailer privately, if they like it you will be notified. Good luck!

  • Lynette Hoy says:

    WOW Peter, I love it! Yes, great combo of humor and horror/thriller, great genre. The little girl is priceless. I plan on telling the world! Whoo hoo! Executive Producer Peter Shankman! You have some great names in there and with your positive energy I have no doubt it will get picked up. I will reach out to you with some names of peeps I know in LA after I send the trailer privately, if they like it you will be notified. Good luck!

  • julie says:

    I was confused about what I was watching. If I could make a suggestion to be more defenitive if it is a comedy horror movie. It touched on both and was intriguing;however, would like to be more confident in what type of movie I was going to see. I like to be surprised, but would not go see it if it was a horror movie. If it was the a Scream type absolutely. I went and rewatched the trailor of Scream and the main difference was it never showed anyone getting hurt. It showed comedy and people being scared with some silly scary voice in the background narrating. This movie you knew you would laugh when you went to see it. In your trailor it shows blood and people that look like they are hurt. So eventhough, it looks like it is supposed to be funny, becasuse you actually see violence, you question yourself. Looks great, think it will do amazing with a little tweeking.

  • julie says:

    I was confused about what I was watching. If I could make a suggestion to be more defenitive if it is a comedy horror movie. It touched on both and was intriguing;however, would like to be more confident in what type of movie I was going to see. I like to be surprised, but would not go see it if it was a horror movie. If it was the a Scream type absolutely. I went and rewatched the trailor of Scream and the main difference was it never showed anyone getting hurt. It showed comedy and people being scared with some silly scary voice in the background narrating. This movie you knew you would laugh when you went to see it. In your trailor it shows blood and people that look like they are hurt. So eventhough, it looks like it is supposed to be funny, becasuse you actually see violence, you question yourself. Looks great, think it will do amazing with a little tweeking.

  • Kenneth Play says:

    boobies boobies boobies

  • Kenneth Play says:

    boobies boobies boobies

  • You went from ashy to classy.

  • You went from ashy to classy.

  • MCJansen says:

    Holy cow – that looks awesome! And I hate these types of movies!

  • MCJansen says:

    Holy cow – that looks awesome! And I hate these types of movies!

  • wow, looks dark…. and awesome. Congrats on being a famous movie executive producer! How exciting.

  • wow, looks dark…. and awesome. Congrats on being a famous movie executive producer! How exciting.

  • vehicle2hire says:

    congratulations for completion of the movie…good luck with the success…wishing for all your success..

  • vehicle2hire says:

    congratulations for completion of the movie…good luck with the success…wishing for all your success..

  • jelenawoehr says:

    Well, shucks, and I thought MY childhood babysitter was cool for showing me how her potbellied pig, Ollie, could sit, sit up and beg, heel, and jump through a hoop. She darn well never saved me from a serial killer. I feel cheated.

  • jelenawoehr says:

    Well, shucks, and I thought MY childhood babysitter was cool for showing me how her potbellied pig, Ollie, could sit, sit up and beg, heel, and jump through a hoop. She darn well never saved me from a serial killer. I feel cheated.

  • Linda Panikowski says:

    Ted McGinley is refreshing in this flick. Now “Married with Children”, he accompanies a new “Dynasty” of actors into the mix, and complements Linda Hamilton very well. The whole cast shines, and is sure to bring enjoyment to folks all over…in theatres, in the home, and even on airplanes—from the east wing to the “West Wing”. Clearly, this film was made with a lot of heart, soul, and a Boat full of Love. “Happy Days” are here again.

  • Linda Panikowski says:

    Ted McGinley is refreshing in this flick. Now “Married with Children”, he accompanies a new “Dynasty” of actors into the mix, and complements Linda Hamilton very well. The whole cast shines, and is sure to bring enjoyment to folks all over…in theatres, in the home, and even on airplanes—from the east wing to the “West Wing”. Clearly, this film was made with a lot of heart, soul, and a Boat full of Love. “Happy Days” are here again.

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  • Charles Hall says:

    This looks like an pretty action packed thriller, the unsuspecting killer that may or may not be one of the kids your babysitting. Looks very intense and definitley something that may be worth seeing. I love Ted McGinley he was quite hilarious in married with children and I would look forward to seeing him in a more serious role. The editing is very well done and provides just enough insight into the movie without giving the entire things away. The worst part about most movie trailers these days is they show all the best parts of the movie and once you go see it you realize just that. Very well done and I wish you the best of luck with the premier.

  • Charles Hall says:

    This looks like an pretty action packed thriller, the unsuspecting killer that may or may not be one of the kids your babysitting. Looks very intense and definitley something that may be worth seeing. I love Ted McGinley he was quite hilarious in married with children and I would look forward to seeing him in a more serious role. The editing is very well done and provides just enough insight into the movie without giving the entire things away. The worst part about most movie trailers these days is they show all the best parts of the movie and once you go see it you realize just that. Very well done and I wish you the best of luck with the premier.

  • Suze says:

    I love the little girl. You had me at her jumping while yelling boobies.

  • Suze says:

    I love the little girl. You had me at her jumping while yelling boobies.

  • Ranting Sociopath says:

    Looks fun (is that the right word?) but I was a little disappointed by the cinematography if I’m brutally honest, partivularly the inconsistent and, dull (sorry) lighting.

    Great acting though, would still give it a watch.

  • Ranting Sociopath says:

    Looks fun (is that the right word?) but I was a little disappointed by the cinematography if I’m brutally honest, partivularly the inconsistent and, dull (sorry) lighting.

    Great acting though, would still give it a watch.

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