EXCLUSIVE: Entertainment Squad has acquired rights to Motherly, a home invasion thriller directed by Craig David Wallace, ahead of its world premiere at Fright Fest London later this month. The Hor…
, for which they were recently nominated for a Writers Guild of Canada Screenwriting Award.
“I have always been fascinated by the terrible things people are capable of doing to others – but also the length to which people will go to protect and avenge their loved ones,” Wallace said.starring Lili Taylor, Stefanie LaVie Owens and Peyton List.
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