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High School student Landon Fister plays Christian, the unusual kid next door. Te film also stars Storm Smith and Michael Whaley. “Tere are a lot of talented people here in Charleston,” said Capps. “We like working with the local film community, and we like making movies and putting good projects together.” Written by Capps and David Abrams, who
co-produced with Slechter, directed by Capps and with Slechter as director of photography, “Te Ripping” is probably too scary for chil- dren like Capps and Slechter when they were afraid of the type of phenomenon it depicts. At right is a peek at the script; read it to see if it’s too scary for you. If you want to know the answer to the ques- tion at the end of the excerpt, you’ll have to see the movie.
For more information and the movie’s release date when announced, visit the Calendar on
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www.reserveproductions.com.
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