Apartment 3D

$24.99

Erin and Ben have just moved into their first New York City apartment and life seems idyllic. However, someone seems to be taking an unusual interest in their lives and before long they realize that “bump in the night” is exactly what you fear it is… When paranormal events take over their lives, they turn to a neighbor for help, but is he really going to help them or will those unexpected visitors finally get them?

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Erin and Ben have just moved into their first New York City apartment and life seems idyllic. However, someone seems to be taking an unusual interest in their lives and before long they realize that “bump in the night” is exactly what you fear it is… When paranormal events take over their lives, they turn to a neighbor for help, but is he really going to help them or will those unexpected visitors finally get them?

Purchase the DVD Here.

AVAILABLE ON DEMAND

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TAGLINE

Evil found a new dimension.

TECH SPECS

Runtime: 79 mins
Format: 1:85 Flat
Sound: Dolby SR
Country: USA
Language: English
Genre: Sci-Fi/Thriller
Rating: R

CAST & CREW

Directed by:  Zack Imbrogno
Cast:  Maxxe Sternbaum, Jordan Lewis, Zack Imbrogno

AWARDS, FESTIVALS, PUBLICITY

Official Selection - Austin Sci-Fi Film Festival- Other Worlds

“Visuals were trippy and effective”
Horrorscreams Videovault

“Really hot stuff going on”
Coolduder

“A constant level of suspense, brimming with paranoia”
HK and Cult Film News

“Well Acted.”
Ain’t it Cool News

“A clever hybrid of horror.”
Quiet Earth

“Evil Finds a New Dimension in Apt 3D”
Dread Central

“From the producers of Apt 3D…”
Entertainment Weekly

“like being transported to this other realm”
The Austin Chronicle 

“intriguing storyline”
The Bloodsprayer.com

“a gripping thriller”
Fangoria

“a great science fiction film”
Birth, Movies, Death

“a really exciting film”
Fears Magazine

“from paranormal to downright terrifying”
Ain’t It Cool News 

“Challenging but worth it”
Slackerwood

“Audiences can respect the disciplined, Kubrickian camera angles”

Video Librarians

”Intriguing thriller”

-Yes Weekly