Big Screen Entertainment Group Acquires US Domestic Rights to "You Can't Kill Stephen King"

HOLLYWOOD, CA--(Marketwired - May 29, 2014) - Big Screen Entertainment Group (PINKSHEETS: BSEG) is happy to announce the acquisition of an exciting new feature film, "You Can't Kill Stephen Kill." BSEG has acquired domestic distribution rights as part of its 2014 distribution slate and will be releasing the film on pay-per-view, VOD and DVD this fall.

Produced by Loco Dawn Films in association with Clownfish Productions, "You Can't Kill Stephen King" is a tongue and cheek horror film; a fan tribute to the work of the great author. The film contains elements from across Mr. King's written repertoire as well as references to many of his film adaptations.

"You Can't Kill Stephen King" has been released internationally to a favorable response from critics who have described the film as having "an ingenious plot and some fine gore" and "good fun with a wry sense of humor."

Directed by filmmakers Monroe Mann and Ronnie Khalil, BSEG is looking forward to releasing this commercial, entertaining film in the US on all formats this fall.

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