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tv-moments · 1 year

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The Night Agent

Season 1, “The Marionette”

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Daughter Trailer #1 (2023)

Dir: Corey Deshon Star: Casper Van Dien / Elyse Dinh / Vivien Ngô

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onenakedfarmer · 8 months

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DAUGHTER Corey Deshon USA, 2022

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thenerdsofcolor · 1 year

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Discussing Vietnamese Representation with the Cast of 'Daughter'

Discussing Vietnamese Representation with the Cast of 'Daughter' #DaughterMovie @vivientngo @CoreyDeshon @ianaIexander #ElyseDinh

The new thriller Daughter is hitting theaters and VOD. The film is the feature directorial debut of Corey Deshon, and is a tense slow burn, following in the footsteps of first time features like Jordan Peele’s Get Out and Dan Trachtenberg’s 10 Cloverfield Lane. And we were very lucky to speak with the cast of this smart, and suspenseful psychological thriller! (more…) “”

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fearsmagazine · 1 year

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DAUGHTER - Review

DISTRIBUTOR: DARKSTAR Pictures

SYNOPSIS: A young woman is kidnapped and inducted into a bizarre family as their new surrogate daughter. As she navigates through this twisted dynamic, awful secrets about the past are revealed, leading to even darker implications about the future.

REVIEW: Filmmaker Corey Deshon makes his entry into directing feature films with a tale about a family ruled over by a fatherly religious zealot who is trying to shape his “son” for a dark future. When one of the family members, sister, is sacrificed he finds a replacement in order to maintain a sense of stability for his son. Still, what is true and what are fabrications to keep them hostage to their fears of the outside world.

Corey Deshon’s screenplay is peppered with a variety of elements lifted from today’s headlines. His “father” character feels lifted from many of the real-life fanatics that live out in the middle of nowhere where they spout their abusive and mid-controlling take on scripture to keep their flock in line. Corey presents a patriarch who believes he is acting with only good intentions, that is unless someone presents a contrast to his point of view. “Mother” is going along for the ride by the promise that once “son/brother” is of age he will let them go. The new “sister/daughter” quickly figures out “father’s” triggers and plays his game as she begins her psychological warfare. Corey creates this visual waltz of wits, but “son/brother” remains innocent at the eye of the storm. The dialogue between the adults is engaging, but only scratches the surface. Even when “sister/daughter” and “father” go head-to-head it doesn't push the envelope. That could have been due in part given the background and character arc for “sister/daughter,” a discussion between the actor and the director.

I enjoyed the cast and felt their energy added to the pacing of the film. Casper Van Dien delivers an impressive performance. There are times it feels like he is channeling Michael Madsen’s darkside, and to his credit he also projects a sincerity and empathy. He sells what the character is selling and shows a range I don’t think I’ve seen before. Actor Ian Alexander, best known for their motion capture work and voicing Lev in the video game “The Last of Us Part II” and as Gray Tal in “Star Trek: Discovery,” creates an innocent, naïve acolyte that is believable and you feel for. It’s interesting how they allow the viewer to feel “brother” is outside the unfolding drama, yet is open to and curious about what “sister/daughter” presents. Vivien Ngô is perfect as “sister,” slowly laying out her plan as she mentally spars with “father.” Vivien Ngô is a versatile filmmaker/actress who presents a rational argument as to why “mother” is going along with father’s plan. It’s an interesting character that adds another dimension to the tale. There is a nice dynamic among the cast that keeps the story flowing.

For his first outing behind the camera, Corey Deshon does a splendid job of orchestrating this 90 minute thriller. The location and production design, as well as the costumes, give the film a timeless feel. There also seems to be a bit of a uniform and hierarchy structure to the costume designs that plays into the narrative. The cinematography provides a plausibility that this could be set in a future time where the world is suffering from more of the catastrophic effects of climate change. Layered into the visuals and accentuating the performances is David Strother’s score. The central sound of the violin adds a Midwest feel, as well as a dissonance that fosters tension and suspense.

While we’ve seen similar stories of this type, Corey Deshon’s DAUGHTER is a more intimate, psychological game of wits with enough ambiguity to provide a fresh feel. The tale and performances are engaging, and at a 95 minute running time has a nice pace. There is an interesting sidebar that is brought to light with a clip shown a short time into the credits. It raises more questions than it resolves, and I would have liked a bit more details about that. Regardless, Corey Deshon proves his chops as a director and, during an interview revealed he has another genre project in mind, I am itching to see what he does next.

CAST: Casper Van Dien, Elyse Dinh, Vivien Ngô and Ian Alexander CREW: Director/Screenplay/Producer - Corey Deshon; Producers - Tracy Chitupatham, Vivien Ngô, & Jes Vu; Cinematographer - Hana Kitasei; Score - David Strother; Editor - Nicholas Larrabure; Production Designer - Emily Peters; Costume Designer - Angelique Rousset-Johnson; Visual Effects - IIW STUDIO; Visual Effect Supervisor - Paul Gaulier. OFFICIAL: N.A. FACEBOOK: N.A. TWITTER: N.A. TRAILER: https://youtu.be/EmeOG7aZhXg RELEASE DATE: In Theaters, On Digital and On Demand February 10, 2023

**Until we can all head back into the theaters our “COVID Reel Value” will be similar to how you rate a film on digital platforms - 👍 (Like), 👌 (It’s just okay), or 👎 (Dislike)

Reviewed by Joseph B Mauceri

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horrorpatch · 1 year

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Official Trailer For Horror Thriller DAUGHTER!

Dark Star Pictures has released the official trailer for the new horror thriller, DAUGHTER! The film is written and directed by Corey Deshon (“A Million Little Things”). It stars an ensemble cast of Casper Van Dien (Starship Troopers), Elyse Dinh (Spider-Man 2), Vivien Ngô (“Queen Sugar”) and Ian Alexander (“Star Trek: Discovery”). From The Press Release PRESENTS DAUGHTER WATCH AND SHARE THE…

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moviesandmania · 1 year

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DAUGHTER (2022) Reviews of Casper Van Dien mystery thriller with release news

‘Welcome to the family’ Daughter is a 2022 American mystery thriller film about a young woman who is inducted into a bizarre family as their new surrogate daughter. As she navigates through this twisted dynamic, awful secrets about the past are revealed, leading to even darker implications about the future. Written, co-produced and directed by Corey Deshon. Also produced by Tracy Chitupatham,…

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#2022 #Casper van Dien #Corey Deshon #daughter #Elyse Dinh #Ian Alexander #Megan Le #movie film #mystery thriller #release news #review reviews #trailer #Vivien Ngô

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darkmovies · 1 year

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Daughter (2022) Date de sortie : 10/02/2023 Réalisateur : Corey Deshon Scénario : Corey Deshon Avec : Casper Van Dien, Elyse Dinh, Vivien Ngô

#Casper Van Dien #Corey Deshon #Daughter (2022)#Elyse Dinh #Psychologique #Thriller #Vivien Ngô #film d'horreur #cinéma #news #film poster #affiche de film #acteurs

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horrorbulletin · 9 months

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Daughter (2023)

Directed by Corey Deshon Written by Corey Deshon Stars Casper Van Dien, Elyse Dinh, Vivien Ngô Run Time: 1 Hour, 35 Minutes Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_CmBBxgM9Q Spoiler-Free Judgment Zone It’s a post-apocalyptic film. Or is it? A lot is not explained and left for us to figure out to speculate on. It’s slow-moving, low-action, and very character-driven. The Horror Guys are split…

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multiprises · 1 year

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The Marionette, The Night Agent, 1.05

Guy Ferland (D), Corey Deshon (S), 23/03/23

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qudachuk · 1 year

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Corey Deshon’s debut feature has echoes of horrific cases of basement imprisonment, but doesn’t quite coalesce into a clear visionThere are echoes of the Turpin case and Josef Fritzl’s basement in this tense arthouse horror shot in grainy 16mm...

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latestmoviesblog · 1 year

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A Claustrophobic Look at the Horrors of Disconnecting

At first glance, Daughter looks like the latest addition in a long line of horror movies with a woman kidnapped and locked away in a confined space by a deranged man (10 Cloverfield Lane, Pet, Fresh). However, while that’s a solid description of where the plot takes us, writer and director Corey Deshon uses the setting to explore deep philosophical questions and denounce urgent social issues. Add…

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arun-pratap-singh · 1 year

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Trailer For The Maniacal-Looking Kidnapping Thriller DAUGHTER with Casper Van Dien — GeekTyrant

Here’s a trailer for a demented-looking film titled Daughter, which centers on a young woman who is kidnapped by a maniacal man, tortured, and forced to be part of his twisted family. This seriously looks like a twisted yet solid thriller that might be worth watching. The project was written and directed by Corey Deshon and the cast includes Casper Van Dien, Elyse Dinh, Vivien Ngô and Ian…

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ramascreen · 1 year

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Official Trailer and Key Art For DAUGHTER Starring Casper Van Dien, Elyse Dinh, Vivien Ngô and Ian Alexander - In Theaters, On Digital and On Demand February 10, 2022

Official Trailer and Key Art For DAUGHTER Starring Casper Van Dien, Elyse Dinh, Vivien Ngô and Ian Alexander – In Theaters, On Digital and On Demand February 10, 2022

Dark Star Pictures has released these poster and trailer for DAUGHTER Starring: Casper Van Dien, Elyse Dinh, Vivien Ngô, Ian Alexander Written and Directed By: Corey Deshon A young woman is kidnapped and inducted into a bizarre family as their new surrogate daughter. As she navigates through this twisted dynamic, awful secrets about the past are revealed, leading to even darker implications about…

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#Casper Van Dien #daughter #Elyse Dinh #Ian Alexander #Vivien Ngô

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fearsmagazine · 1 year

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Writer & Director COREY DESHON Discusses His Feature Film Directorial Debut DAUGHTER.

In DAUGHTER a young woman is kidnapped and inducted into a bizarre family as their new surrogate daughter. As she navigates through this twisted dynamic, awful secrets about the past are revealed, leading to even darker implications about the future. Daughter stars Casper Van Dien, Elyse Dinh, Vivien Ngô and Ian Alexander.

Corey Deshon studied music as a child. He attended the University of Central Florida where he received a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology before going to UCLA to study Producing in 2013. President & Founder of Thirteenth Floor Pictures a Los Angeles based media production company specializing in Film, Music, and Photography. An award-winning filmmaker and photographer, Corey is known for his 2018 work as a Writer and Consulting Producer on the series A Million Little Things. His film DAUGHTER, which he wrote, marks his feature film directing debut.

Director & Writer Corey Deshon

The music heard in the the episode is from the score and other musical pieces by composer David Strother, who scored DAUGHTER.

DAUGHTER will be screening February 10th, 2023, in theaters, Digital and On Demand from Darkstar Pictures.

#film news #movie news #interview #corey deshon #director #screenplay #daughter #daughtermovie #darkstar pictures #horror #psychological #religious #terrorgram #joseph mauceri #joseph b mauceri

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