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For The Love Of Movies... Can We Talk?Watch Episode 7 Of Sci-Fi/Thriller Web Series 'Osiris' - 'Everyone I've Ever Known Is Dead'
Titled Everyone I've Ever Known Is Dead, here's episode #7 of Donnie Leapheart's 10-episode sci-fi/action/thriller web series, Osiris - winner of the first ever Webisode Challenge at the 2012 American Black Film Festival, and is an official selection at the 2012 New York Television Festival's Independent Pilot Competition, taking place in October.
Starring Brad James in the title role, the series centers on the trials of the title character, Osiris - a man who, when killed, is resurrected after exactly 37 minutes.
Check out the series' Facebook page HERE.
Watch episode 7 below:
1 Comment
Adam Scott Thompson | August 30, 2012 10:52 PM
I'll have to watch 'em all so as not spoil anything, but I did like the Facebook fan page. Very interested in what others are doing in the web-TV world right now, as my crew and I are prepping our own web sitcom.