Local filmmaker Dan Tabor, who you might know as Geekadelphia‘s arts and entertainment editor, wants to bring you a short horror film that’s “part French New Wave, part Italian Giallo,” but first, he needs your help.
Tabor is raising $4,444 to produce The Woman in Apartment 44, “the story of a troubled woman, whose reality is dissolving around her into a fever dream of death and mayhem, as she copes with her failing relationship.” The project, he said, has been in the works for a year but he has finally found the right people to put the film into production.
Watch a preview of the film below.
[kickstarter url=http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/677787653/the-woman-in-apartment-44-horror-short-philadelphi width=640]
Tabor, 36, lives in Elkins Park and grew up in Hershey, Pa.
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