Odeya Rush, Annarah Cymone & Neela Jolene Join Justin Long & Iris Apatow In Killer Bee Movie ‘Stung’, Filming Wraps
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Deadline reports that production has wrapped in Rhode Island on Stung, a killer bee thriller from writer-director Colin Minihan. The film centers on a girl's night sleepover that descends into horror when the house is invaded by deadly insects, with Iris Apatow, Odeya Rush, Annarah Cymone, and Neela Jolene starring as the four friends whose evening turns lethal. VMI Worldwide, Verdi Productions, and Source M+P backed the project, which Minihan shepherded through to completion.
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Source: Deadline, “Odeya Rush, Annarah Cymone & Neela Jolene Join Justin Long & Iris Apatow In Killer Bee Movie ‘Stung’, Filming Wraps”. Read the original →
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