Chicago's Ice Theater Hosts World Premiere of Suspense Thriller "Dead Tone"
photos by Adam Bielawski
Film director Deon Taylor announced on August 26, 2009 in Chicago that he will work with community-based organizations to invite Chicago area teens, 17 and older, to attend the star-studded premiere of his frightening suspense film "Dead Tone," September 3 at the ICE Theater in Chicago. The stars of "Dead Tone, including Cherie Johnson, Brian Hooks and Antwon Tanner will be joined by special guests Bobby Jackson (NBA), Kat Washington, Isley Nicole Melton, Monte O'Quinn (NBA), Malik Yusef and Jannero Pargo (Chicago Bulls) at the premiere.
Film director Deon Taylor announced on August 26, 2009 in Chicago that he will work with community-based organizations to invite Chicago area teens, 17 and older, to attend the star-studded premiere of his frightening suspense film "Dead Tone," September 3 at the ICE Theater in Chicago. The stars of "Dead Tone, including Cherie Johnson, Brian Hooks and Antwon Tanner will be joined by special guests Bobby Jackson (NBA), Kat Washington, Isley Nicole Melton, Monte O'Quinn (NBA), Malik Yusef and Jannero Pargo (Chicago Bulls) at the premiere.
"I couldn't be more excited to be bringing the "Dead Tone" premiere to Chicago and the ICE Theater," said director Deon Taylor. "This event brings Hollywood to Chicago and I look forward to sharing this high-energy film with the community, especially the area teens."
Deon Taylor, native of Chicagoland, Gary, IN, Taylor picked the ICE theater for hte film's opening to embrace the founder's dream of bringing entertainment to inner-city neighborhoods in the Chicago area. After 10 years in Chicago, ICE Theater has achieved its goals of bringing the best in motion pictures directly to urban communities and adding pride to local communities, both initiatives filmmaker Taylor enthusiastically supports.
"Dead Tone" stars Rutger Hauer, Jud Taylor, Antwon Tanner and Brian Hooks and follows a group of college students whose prank phone calls accidentally target the wrong person. A madman traces their call and turns the night of fun and games into a horrifying game of survival. Following the premiere at the September 3, in Chicago, "Dead Tone" will be seen in select cities across the country through September 11, with distribution by Screen Media Films.
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