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Oct 27, 2022


Indie Rights Movie Anthology Wins Spooky Award


New York City, New York Oct 27, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - VORTEX: A Film Anthology, a 2022 release from Linda Nelson and Michael Madison's Indie Rights Movies, was awarded "Best Anthology" by the Highlands Horror Film Fest this October and served as the festival's showcased featured film.  VORTEX is the most recent feature from up-and-coming Grayson Berry Productions and is gaining traction as this Halloween's must-see indie film anthology.

Grayson Berry, VORTEX's lead producer/director/writer, plays Officer Mike in BJ Novak's critically-acclaimed VENGEANCE (starring Novak, Ashton Kutcher, Dove Cameron, and Boyd Holbrook), Romantic Lead "Brad" in AMC theatrical release UNFAVORABLE ODDS (with Maria Tornberg, Charles Malik Whitfield and Charles Ambrose) and 2019's DREAMLAND (with Margot Robbie).

VORTEX offers a mix of genres--sci-fi, horror, suspense, and film noir sprinkled with comedy--and follows Nikola Tesla as he is forced through a gauntlet of deranged alternate realities by his greatest rival (and a pair of Men In Black)--hellbent on keeping humanity's greatest secret solely for the powerful elite.

VORTEX: A Film Anthology, distributed by Indie Rights Movies, is streaming now on Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and YouTube to be followed soon by Apple TV, Tubi, Roku, and others.

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