STAGE TUBE: 'Bitter Feast' Featuring Megan Hilty Premieres in LA, 6/18
The new horror film, 'Bitter Feast', featuring Megan Hilty, will premiere at the LA Film Festival June 18th, 2010. 'Bitter Feast' tells the story of Peter Grey, a celebrity television chef. When a pretentious blogger named J.T. Franks gives Grey an awful review, the chef gets revenge. He kidnaps the blogger, locks him in the basement, and challenges him to cook specific dishes. If Franks fails, he faces unbearable torture. Zap2it calls the film, "deliciously scary".
In addition to Hilty, the movie stars Joshua Leonard, Food Network star Mario Batali, John Speredakos, Amy Seimetz, Owen Campbell, Graham Reznick, Sean Reid, Tobias Campbell and Paula El Sherif. 'Bitter Feast' is a joint project by Dark Sky Films and Glass Eye Pix Productions. Joe Maggio directs.
Megan Hilty has starred on Broadway in WICKED and Dolly Parton's 9 to 5. Hilty reprised her rold as Glinda in the L.A. premiere of WICKED. She most recently starred in Two By Two, as part of the Reprise Series in Los Angeles, opposite Jason Alexander, Steve Webber & Faith Prince. Among her television credits are "The Closer," "Desperate Housewives," "CSI," "Shark," "Ugly Betty," "Eli Stone" and "The Suite Life of Zach & Cody." Megan's voice can be heard on Disney's "The Secret Life of Magic Gourd," "Phineas & Ferb," "Glen Martin DDS," "American Dad" and as the singing snow white in Shrek The Third, as well as numerous appearances on national television shows. Megan recently performed with the Cincinnati Pops.
'Bitter Feast' will premiere at the L.A. Film Festival June 18th & 20th at the Downtown Independent Theatre for LAFF. Hilty is expected to attend. To learn more about the LA Film Festival, go to www.lafilmfest.com. Check out the trailer below!
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