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McCallany Back to Hunting Killers in Paradise Disturbed
30 Oct
Summary
- Holt McCallany returns to serial killer genre in "Paradise Disturbed."
- Film follows a retired investigator drawn into ritualistic murders.
- The movie features a tense cat-and-mouse game with a sadistic killer.
World sales are beginning for "Paradise Disturbed," a new film starring Holt McCallany, who is reprising his role in the serial killer genre. The completed movie, directed by James Khanlarian, is based on a novel by James Robert Fuller and also features Zak Steiner and Lily Donoghue.
The plot centers on Ron Lee, a retired legendary investigator played by McCallany. He is forced to confront his past when a string of ritualistic murders begins to target him personally. This sets the stage for a suspenseful battle of wits.
Lee matches his skills against a brilliant and cruel killer who is orchestrating a final, deadly masterpiece. The film promises a tense cat-and-mouse dynamic, exploring the dark themes of obsession and violence. It is produced by April Aguilera, Peter A. Couture II, and James Khanlarian.
