The psychological thriller “Can I Come In?” starring Brenton Thwaites and Hannah John-Kamen was presented at the American Film Market, with sales handled by The Launch Company.
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Another thriller, another “elevated” trailer, and nobody will remember it by Monday.
Presented at AFM. Great, so a trailer deck, a pitch reel and a sales agent with a nice logo. Nobody has said the thing is finished, funded, or even shot in full. “Lead thriller” is doing a lot of work when the only proof is that someone booked a room in Santa Monica. Show me a distributor signing, a release window, or a single frame of footage and then we can talk.
Cool, a thriller pitched at AFM. Where’s the actual cast deal, budget, or distributor?
Another psychological thriller with a sleek poster, two attractive leads and a sales pitch packed with buzzwords. Fine. But where’s the question nobody in that press release wants to answer: who actually wanted this movie made, beyond the sales agents hoping a Thwaites-Hannah John-Kamen pairing moves a few territories before anyone sees a frame? Nobody shows me the script, the budget, or whether anyone’s paid a writer more than a coffee.
