Horrorfuel Production Wraps on Dark Web Horror Film 'Non-Player Character'
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- •The film 'Non-Player Character' explores dark themes of digital culture and isolation.
- •Jared Bankens stars as Hank Krinkle, a content moderator drawn into a dangerous underground world.
- •Alliance Media Partners is managing world sales for the film, which has recently wrapped production.
The independent film 'Non-Player Character' has completed production, focusing on a socially isolated content moderator, Hank Krinkle, who becomes embroiled in a dark underground world while caring for his dying father. The film explores themes of digital isolation, algorithmic manipulation, and hyper-masculinity. It features a cast including Jared Bankens, Eddie Jemison, and Madison Wolfe, and is directed by Nathan Tape, who co-wrote the screenplay with Tim Cairo. The film aims to deliver a chilling portrayal of modern internet culture through a blend of surrealist horror and vigilante thriller elements. Alliance Media Partners is handling world sales for the film, which has been described as bold and provocative. A first-look image has been released alongside the announcement of its production wrap.
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