WV films now streaming!

PRESS RELEASE

Several WV shot films recently have hit streaming channels. Battersea (2024) co-written by Marshall University grad Jad Adkins and TJ Sandella, hit the festival circuit for a couple years and took home the award for Best Narrative Feature at the Montana International Film Festival and Best in Fest at the Appalachian Film Festival in Huntington. Battersea is available to stream (on Prime, Plex, and a few others). Go online at https://www.tjsandella.com/battersea to watch the trailer and get more info.

 Veteran Indiana indie filmmaker Tom Whitus wrote and directed Valley of the Shadow, a western shot in Upshur and Lewis Counties in West Virginia with nearly an all WV crew. 

  The cinematic western (shot by Justin Litton) traces a serial killer posing as a Reverend who murders two families in 1877 Colorado, the survivors from each family join forces to track down the killer in an attempt to deal out their own version of Western justice. 

  Valley of the Shadow (shot in part at Jackson’s Mill) is now streaming on Fawesome, Plex, Roku, Tubi, and Amazon Prime.  Check out more at https://www.facebook.com/share/1DkpecmSP4/

  Daniel Byers’ fresh released creature feature Dark Hollow, which enjoyed premieres in LA and NYC and a statewide tour of WV, where the Elkins native shot the film, is also now streaming on AppleTV, Fandango At Home, Prime Video and YouTube. Go online at https://darkhollowmovie.com/ for more info.