Locally made horror film ‘Bedridden’ has June 5 screening at Fountain Theatre

“Bedridden,” a locally made horror film, will have a special screening at 5:10 p.m. Sunday, June 5, at the Fountain Theatre, 2469 Calle de Guadalupe, on the historic plaza in Mesilla.

There will be a question-and-answer period with the cast and crew after the screening, and movie posters will be given away.

Tickets are $9 for adults; $8 for seniors age 60 and over and military; and $7 for Mesilla Valley Film Society members and children ages 14 and under.

Purchase tickets online at https://mesillavalleyfilm.org/. Click on “Showtimes and Tickets,” scroll down to the calendar, click on “June 5” and then click on “Bedridden” on June 5.

All proceeds will be donated to the Fountain Theatre/Mesilla Valley Film Society.

The film was directed by Dakota Thomas and stars Elizabeth Elise Gonzalez, Angel Herrera, Hector Dez, Raquel Gomez, Cienna Valles, Ryan Rox and Al Matamoros. It was produced by Thomas, Gonzalez, Gomez and Christian Valencia, with cinematography and editing by Martin Ramirez.

From www.horrorsociety.com “’Bedridden’ tells the story of Teri, “a weary widow, facing the painful task of rebuilding her life as a single mother, following a traumatic encounter with an armed assailant. When her worst fears seemingly come true, Teri finds herself bedridden and trapped with her newest foe in a cat and mouse game of life and death.”