Deadly Crush
DEADLY CRUSH is directed by Dakota Aesquivel and stars Aria London as an artist who takes up residency at a secluded cabin to jumpstart her creative career -- and following several erotic spectal-sexual encounters, she suddenly abandons the town and ends up on the run from a protective small-town sheriff (William Sadler; Demon Knight, Die Hard 2, The Shawshank Redemption) and a creepy ex-priest (Courtney Gains; Children of the Corn, The 'Burbs) after a violent rapist is found dead in her cabin. Also starring comedienne Judy Tenuta.
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