Found footage movies are all the rage right now, and Oliver Stone’s son Sean Stone has an entry to unleash upon audiences called GREYSTONE PARK. Based around the real Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital in Parsippany-Troy Hills Township (formerly part of Hanover Township, New Jersey), this one appears to explore some strange things still going on in the vacant facility, and a group of curious people who go looking for answers. Both Sean and Oliver appear in the film, for which you can see a trailer below, though I imagine the elder Stone’s role is a bit more brief. Gotta say, I love the setting. To me found footage movies all live or die by their payoff, so I’m hoping this has a good one – after all, the setting is perfect. GREYSTONE PARK is available on DVD/Blu-ray on October 16, 2012 through Xlrator Media.
SYNOPSIS: Based on true events, the film follows three aspiring filmmakers trying to document unexplainable events in an abandoned insane asylum known as Greystone Park. Urban legend has it that anyone who ventures into the forsaken hospital will suffer the consequences and face their own horrors. The trio stumble across a mysterious realm of escaped patients, ghosts and demonic shadows, as they try to uncover the truth behind Greystone Park.
DIRECTOR: Sean Stone
WRITERS: Sean Stone and Alex Wraith
PRIMARY CAST: stars Sean Stone, Oliver Stone, Alexander Wraith, Antonella Lentini, John Schramm, Monique Zordan and Monique Van Vooren.
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