The drug-fueled Bluegrass State-based thriller ‘Rust Creek’ is a hit on Netflix

Congratulations to the Kentucky native and producer Stu Pollard and the cast and crew of the feature film, “Rust Creek.” Netflix viewers will go crazy over Pollard’s drug-filled Kentucky thriller Lunacy Productions. First released in theaters in 2019, “Rust Creek” is now attracting a wide audience thanks to its debut on the streaming platform. Pollard recently posted on her Facebook page in an amazing way. “The film continues to be in the Top 10 most searched titles.” The film tells the story of Sawyer, a senior at Center College (played by Hermione Corfield) who decides to drive to Washington DC for a job interview over Thanksgiving weekend. Trouble was, Sawyer didn’t tell anyone she was going or where she was going.Read more: Missing value when true / false is neededThan:This Louisville native stars in the new Netflix Christmas movie ‘Jingle Jangle’ “I got in the car to drive home but didn’t tell anyone where I was going or where to expect me,” Pollard remembers. again. “I drove into a terrible blizzard in Maryland and realized that no one knew where I was. It was a waking moment. For the first time, I realized my own death. “That’s where Pollard’s experience ends, and the movie begins – and follows a very different path. Kentucky Forest. With nowhere to run, she is forced into an uneasy alliance with Lowell (Jay Paulson), a mysterious loner with shady intentions. Though he wasn’t sure he could trust him, Sawyer had to seize the opportunity if he hoped to escape Rust Creek alive. in Boyle, Bullitt and Franklin counties.Read more: where can I buy nori | Top Q&A “The setting in this movie is so important that it almost becomes a character on its own,” said the film’s producer. “In fact, it’s very hard to imagine ‘Rust Creek’ taking place anywhere other than Kentucky.”Also:Yes, Mario Lopez will play Colonel Sanders in a Lifetime ‘thriller’ romance You may also recognize the Louisville native and St. X Sean O’Bryan. The successful actor first collaborated with Pollard 20 years ago on “Nice Guys Sleep Alone.” If “Rust Creek,” fans can’t get enough of O’Bryan’s not-so-good character – Sheriff James O’Doyle, the fictional head of the “Fording National Sheriff’s Department.” Pollard said that since the series made its way to Netflix, the Fording County Sheriff’s gear at the Lunacy online store website is on “the brink of selling out.” Pollard said. “This community is so supportive and it is an absolute pleasure to work with such a talented group of people in Kentucky. Producing a movie can be stressful, but here, I feel comfortable and for that I am grateful.”Contact Kirby Adams at [email protected] or Twitter @kirbylouisville. Read more: Where to buy fitness sarms